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Alex 2022-04-19 09:01:01
Feast of death, victory of fate
I watched the old "Godfather 1" in three days. This is a very pure man's play. It summarizes the terms used exclusively for men: father and son, brothers, rivers and lakes, rights, struggle...
"Godfather" is here , beyond the sacred meaning of religion, and more of the meaning of rivers and... -
Queenie 2021-10-13 13:05:56
Michael
Throughout the trilogy, just like the theme presented in the second part, it talks about the growth history of the old and new generations of godfathers, and is a comparison of their lives. They achieved great success in their careers. Vito started from scratch and became the most...
Don Costello
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Modesto 2022-03-26 09:01:01
As a metaphor for the transition between the old and the new in the capitalist world of the 20th century, it is too appropriate and fascinating. Completely surrendered to Marlon Brando, but didn't feel much about Pacino's acting skills. The peak light, epic soundtrack, and impeccable editing of several classic passages. The natural image elements still conceal the discomfort of the three perceptions of the so-called "men's bible". But frankly speaking, it failed to reach the point of rewriting the history of private movies.
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Elmo 2022-03-26 09:01:01
The men watching this movie don’t take yourself too seriously, you don’t even fart
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Michael: [teaching Apollonia to drive] It's safer to teach you English!
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[as Tessio and Hagen walk to Michael's house, they are met by a bodyguard, Willi Cicci]
Willi Cicci: Sal... Tom... the boss says he'll come in a separate car. He says for you two to go on ahead.
Tessio: Hell, he can't do that; that screws up all my arrangements.
Willi Cicci: Well, that's what he said.
Tom Hagen: I can't go with you either, Tessio.
[just then, Michael's bodyguards materialize around them, Tessio understands everything]
Tessio: [to Hagen] Tell Mike it was only business. I always liked him.
Tom Hagen: He understands that.
Willi Cicci: [removing Tessio's gun] Excuse me, Sally.
Tessio: Can you get me off the hook, Tom? For old times' sake?
Tom Hagen: [shakes his head] Can't do it, Sally.
[Hagen watches sadly as Tessio is led by Cicci and the others to a waiting car]
