as far as i'm concerned, there is no better movie than the godfather 1 and 2

[I love Latina women]

the 1st one came out in 1972 and the 2nd one in 1974 and these 2 movies only continue to get better and better with time

i was just flickin' through channels and i see it's on bbc right now

now i own the dvd like everybody else, but whenever it's on tv and i got time to watch it, i watch it like i don't even own the movie

1 and 2 collectively are the greatest film of all time accompanied by the greatest scores

 

[ciubaca]

i have to agree here.... this movie has something special, every time you watch it, it drags you in somehow.
Coppola made these movies perfect, the studio didn't want to cast Brando because he was arrogant and they did not want to cast Pacino because he was to short (they wanted to cast robert redfort as michael). They wanted to film the movie in Hollywood, Coppola convinced them to film it in new york, Las vegas, Italy etc. I cant imagine what dis movie would have been if the studio had it's way.
Coppola was in the zone in the 70s, anyway these 2 movies are perfect


shyt, i keep saying "this movie" i forgot that they are 2 movies. But to me the first 2 parts feel like 1 movie not 2

 

[I love Latina women]

i have to agree here.... this movie has something special, every time you watch it, it drags you in somehow.
Coppola made these movies perfect, the studio didn't want to cast Brando because he was arrogant and they did not want to cast Pacino because he was to short (they wanted to cast robert redfort as michael). They wanted to film the movie in Hollywood, Coppola convinced them to film it in new york, Las vegas, Italy etc. I cant imagine what dis movie would have been if the studio had it's way.
Coppola was in the zone in the 70s, anyway these 2 movies are perfect


shyt, i keep saying "this movie" i forgot that they are 2 movies. But to me the first 2 parts feel like 1 movie not 2

dap and +rep

 

[Dominic Brehetto]

@satam55 has seen neither. But hes going to watch deep blue sea this week.























@MartyMcFly

 

[ciubaca]

@satam55 has seen neither. But hes going to watch deep blue sea this week.























@MartyMcFly

there are some movies that some ppl just can't watch. I just can't watch citizen kane, it just bores the shyt out of me

 

[satam55]

@satam55 has seen neither. But hes going to watch deep blue sea this week.























@MartyMcFly

I've seen all 3 "Godfather" movies.

Spoiler

I do wanna eventually rewatch "Into the Blue" though.

 

[jalamanta]

Tired of this gangster shyt.

 

[Silkk]

Training Day >

 

[ciubaca]

Training Day >

 

[MartyMcFly]

First one is the greatest movie ever made. It never gets old it's layered with so much and it's just perfect

 

[tonyclifton]

I agree as well. Just so much depth in the story. The way it's filmed is incredible.m

What yall know about driving with the windows down listening to the
godfather soundtrack with a cigar in hand

 

[Poetical Poltergeist]

Greatest film and greatest sequel of all time.

 

[Mike Otherz]

how al pacino aint win oscars. the most iconic roles in film history. i will say a film i saw for the first time recently, was On The Waterfront. i know it was always held in high regard but i just wasnt really into old ass films, but that was a very powerful film. For marlon brando to be the main guy in probably the 2 best acting clinics in film history. salute that man.

but yeah, the 2 godfathers are immaculate. coppolas style isnt flashy at all, but its still a lot of artfulness to the way the story unfolds and the camera moves are elegant as hell. you dont notice the flashy shyt but when it happens, damn.

 

[ciubaca]

how al pacino aint win oscars. the most iconic roles in film history. i will say a film i saw for the first time recently, was On The Waterfront. i know it was always held in high regard but i just wasnt really into old ass films, but that was a very powerful film. For marlon brando to be the main guy in probably the 2 best acting clinics in film history. salute that man.

but yeah, the 2 godfathers are immaculate. coppolas style isnt flashy at all, but its still a lot of artfulness to the way the story unfolds and the camera moves are elegant as hell. you dont notice the flashy shyt but when it happens, damn.

he was beaten in 1972 by Joel grey and in 1975 by Art Carney I guess i need to watch Cabaret and Harry and tonto. 1974 He lost to Jack lemon. 1976 lost to Jack nicholson. The academy didn't like this guy lol... 4 amazing performances

 

[MartyMcFly]

he was beaten in 1972 by Joel grey and in 1975 by Art Carney I guess i need to watch Cabaret and Harry and tonto. 1974 He lost to Jack lemon. 1976 lost to Jack nicholson. The academy didn like this guy lol... 4 amazing performances

They hit him with the makeup award tho