The Godfather: Part II domestic evaluation
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Bettye 2022-03-24 09:01:02
It wasn't until the last scene that I realized that "The Godfather 2" was filmed in the 1970s: an era when the struggle ended and the patriarchy returned. Mike had a plan for himself. He wanted to get rid of the family's sinful business, but he finally became the incarnation of sin. The power of the gang is established in the corner of the capitalist social power failure, but the old Corion's chivalrous bones are no longer there, and the patriarchy, as a copy of social power, has revealed its hideous features.
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Toney 2022-03-23 09:01:02
Old Coppola, 1974. Al pacino is really handsome, haha. But the story is too beautified. It is neither like a gangster movie, nor a gunfight movie, nor a spy war movie, nor a family movie, nor a historical movie, which cannot be classified.
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Tom Hagen: It would be like trying to kill the President; there's no way we can get to him.
Michael Corleone: Tom, you know you surprise me. If anything in this life is certain - if history has taught us anything - it's that you can kill *anybody*.
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[last lines]
[flashback - Don Vito Corleone's birthday in 1941]
Fredo Corleone, Tom Hagen, Santino, Connie, Salvatore "Sally" Tessio, Theresa Hagen, Carlo Rizzi: Surprise!
[singing]
Fredo Corleone, Tom Hagen, Santino, Connie, Salvatore "Sally" Tessio, Theresa Hagen, Carlo Rizzi: For he's a jolly good fellow/For he's a jolly good fellow/For he's a jolly good fellow/ Which nobody can deny...