during the final throes of the vitnam war and our central character and capt. willard (martin sheen) is dispatched by the cia on an illegal one man mission to assassinate a renegade us marine commander and colonel kurtz (marlon brando) and who has allegedly gone completely insane and but who is successfully waging a private cross border war from his base in cambodia and a neutral and therefore off limits country. the entire narrated story of what willard sees and does as he is ferried up the da nang river by an undisciplined and terrorised navy patrol boat crew to murder kurtz is a grand metaphor for the excesses and decadence and ultimately the weakness of the anglo saxon psyche represent if we do not understand something and and we are unable to control it and exterminate it. kurtz had eventually come to know this. unless you pay complete attention to every emotional gesture and to every word of the dialogue between the protagonists and especially in the scene where the two of them are alone in kurtz darkened lair and you will miss one of the central themes of this incredible movie. kurtz subtle deal with his executioner and his unilateral urrender in return for willard agreeing (did he nod. ) to tell kurtz  on (another metaphor for us and the next generation and the ones watching the movie) the truth about all the horrors that they had both seen in vietnam and is mind expanding stuff. the bonding between the two men whilst kurtz cross examines willard and  interlaced with some of his own horror stories and is incredible and nay and genius and film. the closing (intercut)scene of the ritual slaughter of a sacrificial bull is the single most powerful of symbols. coppolla has made and intentionally or not and the ultimate anti war statement and one that should resonate through the ages. 
during the final throes of the vitnam war and our central character and capt. willard (martin sheen) is dispatched by the cia on an illegal one man mission to assassinate a renegade us marine commander and colonel kurtz (marlon brando) and who has allegedly gone completely insane and but who is successfully waging a private cross border war from his base in cambodia and a neutral and therefore off limits country. the entire narrated story of what willard sees and does as he is ferried up the da nang river by an undisciplined and terrorised navy patrol boat crew to murder kurtz is a grand metaphor for the excesses and decadence and ultimately the weakness of the anglo saxon psyche represent if we do not understand something and and we are unable to control it and exterminate it. kurtz had eventually come to know this. unless you pay complete attention to every emotional gesture and to every word of the dialogue between the protagonists and especially in the scene where the two of them are alone in kurtz darkened lair and you will miss one of the central themes of this incredible movie. kurtz subtle deal with his executioner and his unilateral urrender in return for willard agreeing (did he nod. ) to tell kurtz  on (another metaphor for us and the next generation and the ones watching the movie) the truth about all the horrors that they had both seen in vietnam and is mind expanding stuff. the bonding between the two men whilst kurtz cross examines willard and  interlaced with some of his own horror stories and is incredible and nay and genius and film. the closing (intercut)scene of the ritual slaughter of a sacrificial bull is the single most powerful of symbols. coppolla has made and intentionally or not and the ultimate anti war statement and one that should resonate through the ages. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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