It's a great movie, despite Coppola having directed it. But then he hired a great cinematographer to shoot it : Haskel Wexler, and then fired him to take the preassure off himself. And of course Coppola had almost nothing to do with the editing, which is so important in this particular movie, so most of the credit has to go to Richard Chew & Walter Mirsch. Yet again a bad director pulls off a good movie by hiring talented collaborators. On this basis i urge anyone who hates Coppola movies to see this movie.
Review of The Conversation
