Most of the movies are real scenes, mainly villas, parties and theaters.
It may be Italian style. The three films all start with a party, singing, dancing, and the undercurrents hidden under this joyful fusion.
The Godfather’s villa in the United States is very luxurious. There is no doubt that all kinds of sculptures and paintings can be seen everywhere, showing the owner's power and authority. Appropriate flower decoration shows the owner's emphasis on family life.
There are also some scenes without luxurious decoration, such as the one where Mike negotiated the Vatican Bank in the Holy See. First, the two people negotiated with only one table and two chairs with different backs. The table was very neat and showed seriousness. atmosphere. When the camera is zoomed out, we can see that there are lawyers and other collaborators. They are just sitting in their own chairs, and no chairs are different. The Holy See is very high and empty, and the walls are covered with only two maps, the world map and the Americas map.
There was also the small apartment where Mike Diabetes was born. It was very simple, with a lot of things, and it seemed very crowded, showing that the Corleone family had reached a dangerous and tense moment.
The religious activity where Vincent assassinated Zasa was an outdoor scene. Although the audience had guessed that the target was Zasa at the beginning, they just didn't guess when and how he would die.
The theater battle was the final climax of the whole film. On the stage, the actors performed incisively and vividly. In the audience, there were laughter and joy; some people had their own tasks. The drama is over, just when everyone thought everything was behind for a while, there were still gunshots...
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