i want some red wine

Fredo was hugh... 😂

He didn't want his son to be a mobster but he wanted his son to be a politician with mob ties those are the worst

good music you selected for this scene

What you folks don't understand is Brando is reading cue cards off camera left during the end of that whole scene, you can actually catch up glancing up to read them.

2:26 Michael's a tragic villian. Force to fulfill the role of his father in order to protect his family from his father's enemies. The son inherits the father's sins.

dam they did a good job aging up brando, this was only 5 years before superman, where he looks 20 years younger

I wish i could talk to my dad like this again

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Great screen shot love al Pacino ❤

At 2:08, the climax of the scene, not only great acting but amazing directing, as the Don moves from being in the background to being in the foreground with Michael now in the background and the emotion of the scene is different somehow. Brilliant performance by both but Brando is at his peak.

THANKSGIVING WEEKEND CONVERSATION BETWEEN JOE AND HUNTER AT THE BIDEN HOUSE

"Put up again thy sword into his place: for all they that take the sword shall perish with the sword" Matthew 26:52..........you live by the sword, you die by the sword? Condor?

This is immense dialogue and background music undeniable. No match of Hollywood in the world.

The comments not understanding how critical this movie is of the stereotypical family view makes me wanna die. “Women and Children can be careless. Men cannot” and look how Michael got fucked up…

Sometimes there is no choice and Sometimes ppl give a person no choice due to the wider actions

It's been two months since I moved out of the house and I miss my pops. Me and him used to have conversations and he'd tell me stuff about his practice and explained things I was curious about. He is a physician and I am a public defender. And there are times when I ask him for help in explaining things I see in medico-legal reports, forensic documents, autopsy reports etc. and how me and him would puzzle a rape scene or a homicide scene and how it fits with open court testimonies and executed documents. Me and him talk like this and I miss him very much. He remarried and my step mother told me he misses me very much and our conversations. My younger brother (a gen z person) doesn't talk too much to pa since he is always on his phone. Whenever I call to pa, he seems more happy and willing to have a conversation. Gonna call him now and tell him i miss and love him!

Does anyone know where can i get the shirt worn by vito corleone in this scene?

Did Vito KNOW that there was a traitor that would set up a meeting? Or was it just a prediction/guess, that turned out to be correct?

The ultimate "son, i won't be here forever" speech.

like all of the greatest actors Brando had it in his face and eyes, he had complete access to his full range of emotions. He wasn't just saying his lines he was living through them. the pure joy in his face when Brando recites back "read the funny papers" even getting lost before continuing onto something else "oh well" just adds a deeper layer of realism for the viewer. Like he's thinking of good times with his children and grandchildren. Absolute goat.

I feel like a Chinese old father is teaching his son and have to put all his duty and respondibility to his trustest son! It's Our culture!

Brando was just 47 years old when he filmed this scene.

One of a kind ❤

O PROFESSOR OLAVO DE CARVALHO ERA BRABO DEMAIS!.

Classic scene. 🔥🔥🔥

My favourite scene in the entire trilogy

What a magnificent scene.

Tony Montana makes a distribution deal with Don Corleone. Scarface 1982. Color

A crime boss actually loves an is proud of his son who is not only a pathetic person, or an addict, but also is more than capable of running the business.

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I just love how Michael is so chill and comfortable with his father. Very different after Vito died. This film is a masterpiece.

Capitalism destroys families

A true transfer of power.

The most relieving thing a father would like to hear is his child telling he will handle it with eye contact.

In his Oscar acceptance speech Coppola thanked Robert Towne for writing this scene (uncredited) especially for the film.

“We got there Pop, we got there”. Updated.

"There just wasn't enough time Michael, wasn't enough time." This is the part where we know the family is done. If only Tom is blood-related, Michael will be able to be a politician and help the family to grow.

Even as an old man, he knew everything going on

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This is the most powerful scene on the transfer of power from Don Corleone to Michael. This scene was not in the book or script. Coppola knew he needed it but didn't have time to write it. Robert Towne, who wrote CHINATOWN, came in, saw the footage and in one night wrote this scene. The next morning, Coppola and Al Pacino both liked it. Then Towne read it to Brando, who went into a detailed discussion of what each line meant. After the scene was shot, Brando pulled Towne aside and said, "I don't know who you are, but I appreciate that you wrote like crazy to get it done."

This is the most powerful scene on the transfer of power from Don Corleone to Michael. This scene was not in the book or script. Coppola knew he needed it but didn't have time to write it. Robert Towne, who wrote CHINATOWN, came in, saw the footage and in one night wrote this scene. The next morning, Coppola and Al Pacino both liked it. Then Towne read it to Brando, who went into a detailed discussion of what each line meant. After the scene was shot, Brando pulled Towne aside and said, "I don't know who you are, but I appreciate that you wrote like crazy to get it done."

I love this scene so much. It's so fucking sad

Man the more time goes on the more I see the wisdom in "I refused to be a fool, dancing on the string held by all those big shots". With all the shit the government is doing these words have never made more sense

Barzini thought he was winning ,thats exactly what vito wanted him to think lol

Vamos viver da verdade . A mentira é um terror, O maior arrependimento que uma pessoa pode ter é de ter ido para morte sem Jesus , sem ter pedido perdão de seus pecados e sido uma pessoa melhor segundo a vontade de Deus e não dos homens. Na morte se não tiver Jesus Cristo, se não tiver a pessoa se arrependido dos seus pecados eu creio conforme a Biblia que a morte será pior que qualquer dor em vida nesse mundo, pois Jesus veio ,sofreu, sentiu muitas dores e foi morto e não foi em vão. Sabemos que Jesus ressuscitou dentre os mortos e que tudo isso é de Deus. Não podemos perder a salvação, Lutar para viver em nome de Jesus. Deus alivia as dores, Tenha fé. Quem não aceitou o Senhor Jesus ainda, ore assim Senhor Deus, eu venho a Ti, como pecador que sou, em nome de Jesus pedir-te perdão pelos meus pecados. Perdoe Senhor, meus pecados. Ajude-me a melhorar, sozinho eu não consigo. Livra-me de todo o mal, pois quero andar na sua presença buscando fazer o bem. Faz nova todas as coisas na minha vida que não Te agradam Eu peço que entre em minha vida para eu ter a vida eterna que vem após essa vida que o Senhor me concedeu. e ter a salvação para não sofrer eternamente. Amém ao Deus que me fez e me ama. Nós amamos a Deus porque ele nos amou primeiro. 1 João 4:19.

Robert Towne (Chinatown), who died recently, was a script doctor on this movie and this scene was written by him. R.I.P.

He asked him for his family, and there was a happy face... Now remember Santino and his family... Mike was the right choice from the start!

What is Michael saying at 3:03? It sounds like a bit of Italian, something like "another pesan avanta".

3:40 advice sealed the fate of Sal Tessio.