He is an iconoclast with one of the most revered filmographies
in history. Francis Ford Coppola's name still carries weight
more than four decades removed from the release of "The
Godfather." In recent years, Coppola has shunned big-budget
moviemaking for what he calls a trio of "student films" ("Youth
Without Youth," "Tetro" and "Twixt").  I spoke to Coppola about
the upcoming "Francis Ford Coppola 5-Film Collection" Blu-ray,
which includes "The Conversation," "Apocalypse Now," "Apocalypse
Now Redux," "One From the Heart" and "Tetro" (much of which has
never been viewable in high-definition before). Any occasion to
talk to Coppola is a film lover's dream come true. At 73, he
remains as passionate and opinionated as ever.  In addition to
the new DVD collection, due Tuesday, we discussed his just-
completed, self-described "epic" screenplay; why he hopes to
never see another "Godfather" film; and why he bailed out of the
"Twilight" franchise after the first film.  MTV: Why are these
the five films that ended up