duration=2 h 55 Min
1972
user Ratings=9,2 of 10
review=The Godfather "Don" Vito Corleone is the head of the Corleone mafia family in New York. He is at the event of his daughter's wedding. Michael, Vito's youngest son and a decorated WW II Marine is also present at the wedding. Michael seems to be uninterested in being a part of the family business. Vito is a powerful man, and is kind to all those who give him respect but is ruthless against those who do not. But when a powerful and treacherous rival wants to sell drugs and needs the Don's influence for the same, Vito refuses to do it. What follows is a clash between Vito's fading old values and the new ways which may cause Michael to do the thing he was most reluctant in doing and wage a mob war against all the other mafia families which could tear the Corleone family apart
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One of thee greatest scenes in cinema and the start of the down fall of Micheals family, ❣️Sonny for that beating he gave.
And that little baby went on to direct “Lost in Translation”. Take one million and leave one million Michael. One killing is missing. When they killed the traitor guy in the car and Clemenza says the famous line Leave the gun. Take the cannolli.
How his crew just now showing up
Fredo dropped his piece? I never noticed that before. “Or if hes struck by a bolt of lighting” gives me chills every time. I love how Sonnys assassins all wore these impeccable suits and gloves. Thats how you whack someone in style. Did they get the inspiration for this from that episode of Modern Family where Phil Dunphy gets his son to avenge his family who have been wronged in different ways by various people. Awesome. Most terrifying murder ever😬. The essence of what makes this scene so powerful is that Roth's elaborate, allegorical answer (to what is, on the surface, an unambiguous and simple question) isn't an answer at all. By avoiding the substance of the question, he recontextualizes the act of asking who gave the order for a hit as something unseemly. And if it's unseemly, then Michael should feel ashamed for even having the thought of asking that question. In this way, Roth has the skills of an expert interrogator. He uses his own experiences to embroider rapport with Michael, and he minimizes Moe Greene's death to support the yarn he spins. He paints with broad but bold strokes: Even when I lost someone who was very important to me, it wasn't personal. We all know it's not personal. I know you did it, but I can understand that. So I didn't take it personally. So if someone takes it personally, they are foolish. If you ask me that question, you are a fool. And I don't do business with fools. All implicitly. His story has power because it's all implicit. He's not saying any of this directly to Michael, but it only has the appearance of opening himself up.
All the heads of the soon-to-be headless 5 families. Never been to an Italian restaurant called “1080p” before. Even the horse got included... He didn't sit down and finish his dinner. Brilliant acting from Mr De Niro, but the actor who played the tenement owner was brilliant in his own right. A master class in comedic acting. He fights for old people. Hes okay. I'm not sure it's intentional. But when the don says 'he's going to blame someone in this room' he points at tattaglia while looking towards Barzini.
Carlo Rizzi: beats up Connie Corleone Sonny Corleone: Pillar Men Awaken theme. 4:53 Tom Hagen stands up. 4:59 Tom Hagen sits down. 6:00 Tom is, somehow, standing. My sixth sense tells me your brother Fredo brought a bag full of money. Where is it? Is it in the car? No, iz not in dee car meng. 01:54 SOOOO unrealistic how long he keeps standing up. This entire scene is Chapter 8 of Machiavellis The Prince. I like how Solozzo says I'm the hunted one and then Pacino gives him that cold look: You don't realize you're being hunted right now. Best mobseries ever. Including the magnificent music. Michael was wise enough to know the bosses weren't talk to him they were talking down to him. I love al pacino's facial expression right before he shot them. he still had to think it over if it's worth it to shoot them. then he reached his conclusion and shot them both without hesitation.
I will make an offer that he cannot refuse. Drop the gun. Take the cannoli. When the Irishman movie released recently I heard a lot of good things about it and also that it's kinda like a spin-off or sequel to the movie goodfellas so I watched the movie I read the reviews and imdb rating and I really loved the movie so I have heard the movie name The Godfather and it's imdb is 9.2 second highest rated film and it was similar to goodfellas so I watched and this 7 minutes scene was enough for me to know that why people love it so much a 1972 movie still loved in 2020 and after this scene I knew I would love it and I will watch till the end and that this movie is the best movie in the world for me I really love it. When your mom makes spaghetti for dinner.
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