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Harry Caul's house isn't his place if it's a Secret Surveillance house! Especially without a team of countersurveillance experts to help you keep property yours? ?Pointless stripping floorboards or causing collateral property damage as these days covert clandestine eavesdropping can be done remotely at a safe distance! Remember it's application of science & is no magic or trickery. Written and directed by Francis Ford Coppola, this movie hit me very hard. It is one great movie. And it is great without much action or sex or any exploitive tricks and techniques. It is great based on the clever, sophisticated writing and directing.

The director respects his audience's intelligence and gives us just so much information at a time. The tension in this movie builds at a deliberately slow pace, giving it more punch as it builds. The writing and directing is complimented by the superb and muted performance of Gene Hackman. Hackman plays it cerebrally quite, giving us a subtle, nuanced performance, which might be mistaken as being stiff, but it is wonderful. We get his obsession and his thought process without the "cool" moves that most actors almost always incorporate. Other great performances are given by the cast. Notably, John Cazale and Allen Garfield.

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Francis Ford Coppola was the king of American filmmaking during the 70s. His films Apocalypse Now and the two Godfather films are considered to be some of they greatest American films ever made, and rightly so. They are sprawling massive cinematic achievements that are perfectly executed. But unfortunately these great films overshadowed another smaller more personal film he made during that same decade, that film was The Conversation. The Conversation is about surveillance expert Harry Caul, played by Gene Hackman.) who runs his own private company, which will investigate anyone you want them to. He's been hired to investigate a man and woman as they walk around a crowded park by the director of some large corporation. Eventually Harry becomes worried that the people he's investigating might be killed with the information he's discovered. From then on we enter the paranoid twisted world of Harry Caul. The Conversation is an excellent film about paranoia. The film came out at the height of the Watergate scandal, but Francis Ford Coppola says the inspiration for the film was Michelangelo Antonioni's Blow Out. But the film does definitely fit in with the paranoia and distrust of that era, Harry Caul even uses the same equipment that the Nixon Administration used. But the film does not have any message criticizing the political state at the time, that wasn't what it intended to do. The Conversation was supposed to be about a man questioning the morality of his job. Francis Ford Coppola has said that The Conversation was his most personal film, and that's basically true, it's not as complex or epic as something like The Godfather or Apocalypse. No instead it is a simpler more human film. Not to say that The Godfather and Apocalypse Now are bad but they are not as intimate as The Conversation. Gene Hackman gained popularity after winning the best actor Oscar for starring as Jimmy Doyle in The French Connection in 1971. This is incredibly ironic because he wasn't nominated for The Conversation, even though his performance in The Conversation is far superior to his performance in The French Connection. The character of Harry Caul is week, timid, and he has a guilty conscience, all of which are very unusual for a Francis Ford Coppola protagonist. Harry Caul is also a character of several contradictions, like for example Harry is called the best in his field, and yet a competitor is able to plant a bug on him during a convention. Or when his lover asks for him to tell her a secret and he reply's that he has none, she says "I'm a secret." Yes Harry Caul is a complex character and somehow Hackman is able to pull of a performance that is not only believable but sympathetic. The cinematography in The Conversation is largely responsible for where the films sense of paranoia comes from. The opening shot sets the tone immediately. A telephoto lens shows a large crowd in a city park, and slowly zooms in on a couple walking in the huge crowd. The opening was shot by Haskell Wexler, One Flew Over the Cuckoos Nest, Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? who was than fired because of personal differences with Coppola and replaced with Bill Butler. (Jaws) Throughout the film the cinematography itself is unnerving. Like how it will wait for a character to walk of screen before it begins to mechanically follow them like a security camera, this combined with sown of the films creepy sets and how we're often left alone with Harry at crucial moments in the film, give the audience a feeling that Harry is being watched. And he's missing some piece of the puzzle. Next paragraph contains spoilers, skip it if you haven't seen the film yet. Everything about to the ending to The Conversation could not be more perfect. When Harry goes to the hotel and taps their room and when he later goes in their room, and when he tries to see the director, and when he's looking for the bug in his apartment. It could not have been better conceived or executed. There are several interpretations to the ending, manly surrounding which parts are real and which parts Harry imagined. Was the blood in the toilet real? Did the women really kill her husband? It's difficult to tell from what we're given. But considering the fact that Harry jumped to conclusions throughout the film and just generally had an "active" imagination. I would lean towards the side that says that most if not all of what we see did not happen. Also the way Coppola is able to completely change the meaning of the line, He'll kill us if he gets the chance you know, by putting emphasis on different words, is just amazing. The Conversation was nominated for 3 academy awards including best picture and original screenplay, the winners of both these categories were actually Coppola's The Godfather: Part II) when it was released. But luckily it won the Palme d'Or at the Cannes Film Festival that year. In 1995 it was selected to by the library of Congress to be preserved in the United States National Film Registry. And got added to Roger Ebert's Great Movies in 2001. Even with all of its recognition it is still overlooked when people consider Coppola's work. I put off watching this film for a long time because I assumed it wasn't going to be as good as some of his other films. Don't make the same mistakes that I did. 9.7/10.

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