Francis Ford Coppola ‘s Apocalypse Now has been released (and unreleased) in various forms. But the filmmaker recently put together what he considers to be the final cut, and screened it at the Tribeca Film Festival. If you were unable to attend Tribeca, and still want to witness what Coppola has in store, you’re in luck: an Apocalypse Now: Final Cut release date has been set for both theaters and Blu-ray the summer. “When asked which version I personally wanted to be shown, I often felt that the original 1979 was too abruptly shortened, and Redux was too long, and settled on what I now felt was the perfect version, which is what we’re showing at Tribeca later this month, called Apocalypse Now Final Cut .” So said director Francis Ford Coppola when news of the Final Cut first broke. The film screened at Tribeca this week, and now, a wider release is on the way. First, Apocalypse Now: The Final Cut will hit theaters on August 15. Then, on August 27, the film will arrive on 4