*(1/2)* The Godfather Part 2 MOVIE REACTION (first time watching)

[@ariachanson01]

Sorry I had to break it in two parts, the video just got too long. But I'm uploading both together so you won't have to wait:)

[@JW666]

It's understandable cause IT IS a reaaaally long movie! ;) =)

[@GershomSeventyEight]

Great intro!! 😂😂😂

[@thundernels]

The opening skit earned a subscribe by itself.

[@chefskiss6179]

"The number of subscriptions stays lika before... no wait... I'm going to make you a reaction you can't refuse... that's not right..." 😂😂😂

[@MotorCityPhoenix313]

😂 Love the intro. One of my favorite things about people finally watching the godfather is that they finally get all of the countless references and jokes made in other movies and TV shows they've been missing out on for years

[@arjaylee]

Fredo said he'd never met Johnny Ola, but then went on to describe how Johnny knew these places. Michaels face showed he caught that.

[@anthonyvasquezactor]

Fantastic acting by Pacino in that scene using his inner monologue. Michael's reaction to Fredo's slip of the tongue wasn't one of shock, it was one of confirming a suspicion he prayed would be wrong. Utterly heartbreaking. 💔

[@GoVandals0605]

I think I watched this 5 times before I caught Michael's reaction to hearing Fredo say that. These 2 (and ONLY 2) movies are priceless

[@TylerD288]

I also know some places like that.

[@genekent2391]

Remember what Don Corleone taught Michael...perhaps most importantly...never let anyone outside the family know what you're thinking. That's why he is so cool in all of those situations.

[@dulann6170]

he said that to sonny but i get your point lol

[@genekent2391]

@@dulann6170 yes, you're right, in the meeting with Sollozzo, but I'm sure he taught Michael the same thing

[@sonnypeek6418]

That was really funny (intro) Aria. I'm still laughing.

[@TTM9691]

Loving this reaction and thank you for being so generous with it, putting it into two parts. Listen: nobody catches everything in this movie the first time you see it. I've seen it a million times and I'm STILL noticing things I never got. Definitely don't feel like it's YOU who is confused; most everybody is confused the first time they see it! I don't get into this "which one is better"; you need both! First one has Brando! Second one has De Niro! You can't have the second one without the first one, and the first one just starts and drags you from beginning to end effortlessly, a great achievement. This one has a bold structure going back and forth in time, so it gets points for originality! I love the De Niro part of Part 2 and the whole of Godfather Part 1 the best. And all the stuff with Frank Pantangelli!

[@violinmerchant]

This channel is super chill and you actually watch the movies so it's automatically the best react channel in the history of youtube. Keep fighting the good fight, chief. Sure someone's mentioned it but I'm pretty sure Frank was supposed to be Clemenza when they were first working on Godfather II. That's all the trivia I've got.

[@ariachanson01]

❤❤

[@jdavis9684]

The custom inspectors were checking their eyes for Trachoma

[@bwilliams463]

Roth set up the attack on Frank. He instructed the hit man to say 'Michael Corleone says hello!' and then leave frank alive, thinking Michael had turned on him. It was very cleverly set up. That's why Frank accepted the FBI's deal to testify against Michael. Loved the intro, too.

[@SirLuciferVampiro]

SMH, I hate to rain on your parade but you're completely wrong about Roth wanting to leave Frank alive, lol.....They did not meant to leave Frank alive, it was an accident that he's still alive. No mobster will ever go through the trouble of pretending to kill someone and then leave them alive at the very last moment, lol. That is a ridiculous notion....They based this scene on a true incident. the only reason "Frank" is still alive is because that Cop walked in on the killing which is exactly what happened to the real life victim......

[@xn9tj]

@@SirLuciferVampiro So incredibly loud and wrong, and stop typing like a smug reddit neckbeard at people and truly think hard on this with that big brain of yours: Why would they intentionally say that clear lie about Michael hitting him if they were actually going to kill Frank? What does that do? Nothing. What benefit does Roth have on killing Frank? Literally nothing. It was orchestrated to be very conveniently disrupted by a cop they had in their pocket The target is and always was Michael, they botched their first hit on him at his home, so there was no way they'd get another chance to kill him. So Roth used the senate lawyer Questadt that he had in his pocket, with FRANK TESTIFYING, to take Michael down through the committee WITH FRANK

[@frankberger3507]

Your intro got a thumbs up before the start of the reaction. That was well done and funny!

[@ImNotOld_ImVintage]

I just finished watching your Godfather part 1 reaction and when you were saying at the end about kids being involved, I was thinking "wait until she starts part 2!"

[@davidphillips-y8r]

You should title this "I was wrong about everything thru the whole movie and didn't have a clue"

[@ariachanson01]

😂actually true!!But that made the movie really fun, not knowing what's gonna happen till the end:D

[@genekent2391]

That man sitting with Vito at the play watching the girl is Genco Abbandando, Vito's original consigliere. He was supposed to die of cancer in the first "Godfather". There was a scene that was cut, where Vito visits him in the hospital on his deathbed. In the book, Genco asks Vito to not allow God to take him, which is a testament to Vito's power, but of course, he had no control over that, letting the readers know that, as powerful as he was, he was still only human. Oh, and Vito names his olive oil import company, Genco Pura, (a front for illegal activity) after Genco Abbandando.

[@jackgrimaldi8685]

You get a like just for the intro. Well done! 😂🤣 And the rest of the film is excellent!

[@rxtsec1]

the guy that plays hyman roth is a famous acting teacher name lee strasberg. al pacino & marlon brando were his students among many other famous people

[@bobkonradi1027]

No need to be afraid of Michael... just play it straight with him. Do not double cross him, because he operates 100% on trust. Where everybody ran into trouble was he believed you were trustworthy, but you weren't . He can't have people around who he cannot trust. Wait until you see who he cannot trust. He makes no exceptions for anybody who he cannot trust.

[@kyleshockley1573]

You're right. In comparison to Vito, when Michael experienced loss, he had more family, was older and was in a better position all around. And look at how cold and ruthless he ended up becoming.

[@chandie5298]

Vito's experience as a child of losing his entire family caused him to value family over all else. Michael never experienced that loss when he was a child. Michael grew up with his father being a rock of strength and Michael viewed that strength as being the most important thing. Also, two events change Michael drastically. The attempt on his father's life and then Apollonia's murder. Those two events completely harden Michael's heart and change him into the cold, calculating Don he becomes.

[@hbron112]

Great reaction Aria! And the intro was perfect. Worked for me.

[@PatrickJRyan-ri7ue]

Great reaction, you had me there with the intro. I really thought you were serious!

[@Gonzalo_Almendra]

Hello, I hope you are very well on your Sunday, The Godfather 2 I liked it very much and I enjoyed it to the fullest, I am really liking your reaction video to the movie, Your videos are great and I greatly admire your great work 🥰💖✨

[@TheNeonRabbit]

31:53 I love this scene. American thugs are carving up a "Cuba" cake amongst themselves just as they plan to carve up the actual Cuba. "Make sure everyone gets a slice".

[@bobtedeman5975]

I stumbled upon this and I absolutely LOVE your intro. That was really fun. I think I'll subscribe now.

[@TheJereld]

This one is my favorite of the trilogy. Like The Dark Knight, it deals with the protagonist no longer a student but being a master. Michael Corleone and Bruce Wayne must now be the enforcer for their personal crusade to protect.

[@MarcoMM1]

Great reaction Aria like always, this is the finest example of when a sequel is superior to its predecessor. The Godfather Part II is one of the best films of all-time. A masterpiece. It's that simple. And some fun facts about this movie, Robert De Niro spent four months learning to speak the Sicilian dialect of Italian in order to play Vito Corleone, and he only speaks eight words of english during the movie. Marlon Brando and Robert De Niro are the only actors to win Oscars for playing the same character, no wonder that this movie won six Academy Awards, and it is the first sequel to win the Academy Award for Best Picture. And this masterpiece of cinema is known for its memorable quotes. Lines like “Keep your friends close, but your enemies closer” have entered the lexicon of popular culture and are often referenced and quoted. Keep up the amazing work.

[@rolandramirez1583]

She doesn’t trust Tom, but she trusts Hyman Roth… 😂

[@ariachanson01]

😅😅😅

[@2nd3rdcari41]

Trust Fredo and Roth but Tom can't catch a break lol

[@markjuarez1791]

Loved your introduction, Aria! Brando had a housecat, you have a tiger!

[@ariachanson01]

Not just any tiger but a white tiger😂

[@johncarzello]

Great job, Aria! Take care.

[@chetcarman3530]

A lot of ppl miss that Fredo had pneumonia as a baby that explains his mental deficits later in life.

[@ariachanson01]

I saw that he had pneumonia but I didn't make that connection. Thanks:)

[@khj5582]

44:12 Nice smile!

[@damianstarks3338]

Great first part reaction to this second godfather movie that is just as classic and iconic as the first godfather movie.

[@jeffsartor6577]

He was different at first because he’d gone “legit” (which is actually a higher form of crime - the criminals’ Criminal - those who pull the strings of & with corporations, industries, etc.).

[@neelosm6105]

18:06 - all that effort just to end it with "He's young Corelone" hahahah

[@markwalston2733]

Legendary opening Aria!

[@ThistleAndSea]

Good one, Aria! On to part 2. 🙂

[@TheSicilianMelody]

A real sicilian here 👋🏼 I want your friendship 😂 and i can offer something you cant refuse, a granita!

[@ariachanson01]

I would love that:)

[@TheSicilianMelody]

😉

[@sparkyfromel]

The scene where the mafia bosses cut each a piece of the Cuba cake is pretty much what really happened

[@geraldherrmann787]

godfather 1 + 2 : oranges = death

[@scottdarden3091]

Pretty cute intro 😊

[@rxtsec1]

Great intro

[@MrAitraining]

GF2 is a beautiful and a much bigger production film. Francis had a lot more money, clout and control on this one vs the original which was pretty low budget at the time.

[@charlesperkins1555]

Hands down the best opening ever! 😂

[@diadaveguy99p]

I hope you'll watch Godfather III. Please watch the original ending version. "coda" is good but the ending is not as powerful as the original Godfather Part III ending. Just my opinion.

[@TheNeonRabbit]

The same thing happened to my great grandfather at Ellis Island. The clerk wrote down the wrong name. Gramps pointed it out and the clerk said "You wanna go back on the boat?" "The new name will be fine. Thank you, Sir".

[@voidmstr]

This is the most persistent myth in American genealogy. No matter the family lore, NO NAMES WERE CHANGED AT ELLIS ISLAND.

[@TheNeonRabbit]

@@voidmstr Wrong, (even in CAPS). My parents went to Ireland and found old court records in the 70s during the "Roots" genealogy fad. I also have letters between my great grandmother and her family who remained behind in which the clerical change is specifically mentioned. It may have been reported far more than it happened but it did happen. It takes a special kind of arrogance for a random internet posted to lecture a stranger on their own documented family history.

[@maticman94]

Liked. For the intro alone

[@johnscott4196]

It was written to keep us second guessing Tom. As a sort of side character the fact that he's not Sicilian and adopted keep him in part of our minds making him more of a contributing main character.

[@briansonnier7384]

The books that the movies are based on greatly expand on what the movies show. They tell a lot of backstory that's not in the movies. There are several youtubers that Godfather fanatics and videos that expand on both the movies and books.

[@anthonyvasquezactor]

Aria, were you born cute, did you become so overnight, or was it a gradual process? 😅😊 Loved that intro so much. You're easily my favorite KZbin reactor. "The Godfather Part II" is widely considered the best movie sequel ever made, and I absolutely agree with that. I like it even better than the first movie. While Part I entertains me more, Part II intrigues me so much more. It gives us a greater look at the Corleone family empire, and a great background story with Vito's rise to power. Don't let anyone dissuade you from checking out Part III. It's definitely weaker than the first two, but it's way overhated. I still like it.

[@ariachanson01]

You're right about that. Part one is more entertaining but part 2 demands all your attention and focus

[@axr7149]

1974 had in my opinion the greatest 2-way competition for Best Picture in Oscars history (this and CHINATOWN). Both received 11 nominations each (GODFATHER 2 won 6 including Picture and Director while CHINATOWN won only 1 for Original Screenplay). This was a rare time where I wouldn't have complained one bit if Best Picture was a tie between the 2. I personally consider CHINATOWN to be one of only 5 movies I've seen to be perfectly executed in all aspects of filmmaking.

[@TTM9691]

And don't forget "The Conversation" was the same year and was ALSO nominated for Best Picture. And the fourth nominated? "Lenny"! You want to see four unbeleivably fantastic masterpieces? Lenny, Conversation, Chinatown, Godfather Part 2. And a career high for all these starring actors: Dustin Hoffman (one of his best), Gene Hackman (one of his best), Jack Nicholson (one of his best), Al Pacino, Robert Duvall and Robert De Niro (each one, one of their best). What a year for acting, huh? Nineteen-seventy-frickin'-four. And people actually tell reactors to watch the dopey third one, rather than REVELING in the masterpieces that came out that year.....and then the next year, with Dog Day Afternoon (or the year before with Mean Streets and Serpico)....go backwards to Bonnie & Clyde, or forwards to Network, and All The Jazz, then you got Kubrick blowing minds, and Woody Allen and frickin' stuff like Deliverance or Man Who Would Be King or Paper Moon or Carnal Knowledge.......it was an amazing era. And 1974, wow, that was some year.

[@richardlukesh5807]

You'll notice that ORANGES keep being shown in both films. They are used to foreshadow death. 🍊🤌

[@cbreeze864]

0:45 “Be my friend… Godfather”

[@emdeeeff]

Hey, I invited you for coffee! I fresh ground my best dark-roast beans, and you didn't even show up! I had to drink the whole pot myself. So, I ground up a new batch, and... oh, I forgot to invite you, so I got to drink it all myself. Then I made more, just in case you showed up for no reason, and... gee darn, I had to have it all myself again. So, I don't wanna tell you what to do, but if you could happen to not show up at, say, 4 tomorrow...

[@ariachanson01]

Oh I'm sorry.. Next time!!!

[@rxtsec1]

In the gang world respect gets you further than fear . Both most likely will end wrongly for you but you have a better chance of people like you which is what vito had. Not only was Micheal feared but people didn't like him & in that world people are crazy enough to try you if they don't like you even if there is fear

[@michaeldavis2001]

It was Hyman Roth that tried to kill Michael. Michael knows this, but tells Roth that it was Frank Pentangeles to throw Roth off. When Michael talks to Frankie, he tells him the truth. Roth sends people after Frankie and one of ROTH'S men (Danny Aiello) says to Frank "Michael Corleone says hello." THAT'S why they leave Frankie alive. When Michael asks Roth about Frankie he implies that Frankie is dead, even though he knows that Frank is still alive. Unfortunately, Frank IS fooled by what the thug said to him, and that's why he testified against Michael. Fredo tells Michael that he had never met Roth or Johnny Ola, but states at the nightclub that "Johnny knows these places like the back of his hand.". Vito doesn't kill Fanucci because he hates him. Vito witnesses Fanucci get his throat cut by two muggers. Fanucci survives, but nothing happens to the two men. Vito realises that Fanucci is not actually a member of the Black Hand, and if he can be attacked on the street with impunity, why should Vito pay him?

[@jimwilson622]

Yess mamm .. it worked ... it gave me goose bumps ... 🙆‍♂️🙃🤷‍♂️ .... it was fun ... I watched it again ... 🍄🙏🌻 ... thank you .. ⚘

[@qwertymanor]

You should trust Tom, and also dont call him Tommy.

[@ariachanson01]

I trust Tom, I don't trust Tommy

[@tarzantbottinetyler]

what a brilliant intro...

[@Tom.m.Riddle]

10/10 intro

[@isabelsilva62023]

The cake represents them cutting up Cuba for their profit, notice the drawing is a map of the country, that is why Roth says a small piece, it is not his main interest.

[@ariachanson01]

Thanks for explaining:)

[@isabelsilva62023]

@@ariachanson01You are very welcome!! It is very interesting that you keep saying you do not trust Tom, the original plot for Part III was a fight for power between Michael and him. It all fell apart because the studios wanted to pay Al Pacino 75% more than Robert Duval, he refused and walked away, they had to rewrite everything. By the way if you watch Part III please do not choose the one that says "Coda", it cuts the final scene that is very important.

[@vtraveler1]

The reason that some of these people take him so lightly is because they didn't see the first movie. Kidding aside the characters are just not fully aware of his true nature. Like the movie producer from 1 the senator may have heard rumors but really thought he was the one bargaining from a position of power.

[@wolfgangwolf6060]

They are checking his eyes tor trachoma- the leading cause of infectious blindness. A symptom of trachoma is bumps on the inner eyelids.

[@jardarius]

Exelent intro, You really sound like him. dark, warm, wise, and just a little scary, so people don't get the wrong idea.

[@bkeyser]

Love your humor, girl.

[@JeanLuc6565]

" he IS so cool " 😂😅🤣

[@BigBurg97]

Its always funny to me noone trusts Tom when I never doubted him 🤣

[@Christopher-Baltimore]

Omg that was soooooooo funny

[@kmannyt1539]

You: "he is so beautiful "....me: "Aria is so beautiful "

[@ariachanson01]

❤❤❤

[@dan_hitchman007]

Forgive me, Godmother! Ask of me anything you want. I only live to humbly serve the Aria crime syndicate! ❤❤

[@sirsancti5504]

The only execution in the whole trilogy where the hitman talks to the victim.. And it fails. Isn't that suspicious? Nowcthe victim KNOWS who to blame..

[@vincentsaia6545]

La Cosa Nostra had a code never to harm women or children.

[@johnscott4196]

What about Vito's Father, brother and mother?

[@vincentsaia6545]

@@johnscott4196 Vito's father was an adult, the brother was close enough and they only killed the mother when she directly threatened Don Cicci by putting an knife to his throat.

[@MitchClement-il6iq]

Aria ❤

[@davidmeir9348]

So funny how you say Wito 😂😂😂it's really kinda cute. In modern Italian the 'v' is clearly pronounced so it's Vito. But you're not entirely wrong as ancient Latin (from which Italian is descended) did pronounced the V's as W's. So for example the famous words of Julius Caesar: Veni Vidi Vici (I came, I saw, I conquered) in Latin would have been actually: Weni, Widi, Wici.

[@ariachanson01]

THANKYOU. Now I can say I pronounce my V's as they did in ancient Latin

[@ibr-2doe323]

0:57 it worked... lol😅

[@stefanopellegrino3885]

how much shell i pay?

[@98armstead]

"Michael says hello" was ad-libbed by the actor. The director decided to leave it in. It made things very confusing.

[@gregorychampion4843]

Tommy is most solid out of all of them.

[@johnscott4196]

Did Fredo excuse himself to get a drink after Michael told him Roth was going to die? Did he call and warn people to save Roth?

[@christopherferrell4827]

They were checking eyes for glaucoma. If you had glaucoma you were sent back to where you were from

[@k1hasard]

Your intro was very funny. Maybe you should have put some cotton balls in your cheeks to complete the look LOL. That was the best introduction to a Godfather reaction video I have ever seen!

[@pokerchip54]

Very sexy and great reactions to both parts of this master class on movie making. I had the advantage back when they were released of reading the book first. Great book but masterful job of bringing it to the screen. I love watching your face when the story takes it's many turns...

[@georger.3489]

So prepare to get 9150 cups of coffee for your next reaction :D

[@ariachanson01]

😂😂

[@georger.3489]

@@ariachanson01 Your thumbnail expression would fit perfectly to that 😂

[@mikkomfi8643]

You are too cute! What a joyful person you are!

[@JW666]

Should have had backslicked hair and cottonballs in your mouth (Brando really did have cottonballs in his mouth, to look more like a bulldog If I remember it correctly) and then it would have been perfect ;) ;P But otherwise, bravo! 👏😃😉🙂 Hyman Roth is played by Lee Strasberg, who was Al Pacino's teacher on Actor's Studio, which is a famous acting school in New York that had students like Marlon Brando, James Dean, Robert DeNiro, Matthew Modine, Vincent D'Onofrio and Mickey Rourke.

[@WhiskeyChaser-q3q]

You can deffo come to my house for a cup of coffee.

[@JeanLuc6565]

157 questions ...!!!!! she asks

[@johnscott4196]

We would all gladly buy you a coffee doll lol

[@stevencolatrella3257]

First, it's Vito with a V pronounced like the letter V vee. Second, you are officially invited to my house in Italy for an Italian coffee whenever you like.

[@SwampmasterZ]

Oranges, always symbolize death or attempted death, in this movie , from being to end,...so whe.n you see oranges .......😢

[@markofisaiah1449]

Tom is not Italian. That’s why Aria doesn’t trust him.

[@jackwalsh6758]

Be my friend? Godmother?

[@deepermind4884]

❤☕️🍨🍩🍪🧁🍫🥧☕️❤

[@Area51byDaveReale]

Come over for coffee anytime. 👍

[@Thelordofloneliness]

Be my friend? godmother 🥺

[@sebswede9005]

Godmommy.

[@dougtittl78418]

i still think tatiana shmailyuk is your twin

[@pulrubino]

you can come to my house for coffee anyday.

[@johnscott4196]

Fredo didn't know they were going to try to kill Michael and btw the 3rd movie is terrible. I would skip it

[@georgeanthony7282]

Just between you and me... YOU'RE HIRED FOR THE PART OF THE GODFATHER PART FOUR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :)

[@ariachanson01]

Yayyyy

[@ronaldalagia9211]

Aria, would you like to come to my house for a cup of coffee? We could be friends. Also I would love it if you would allow me to watch GODFATHER II with you. With all my respect and wishes for your good health.

[@benntura]

One day and that day may never come, Aria may ask you to do a service for her.