A Cinematic Masterpiece! | THE GODFATHER (1972) | Movie REACTION! | NerdTV313

[@NerdTV313]

GODFATHER Part II REACTION OUT NOW!: kzbin.info/www/bejne/f6mzna2miNlmgtE HEY GUYS, HAD A COPYRIGHT ISSUE SO THE FIRST 12 SECONDS ARE MUTED, SORRY ABOUT THAT & WONT HAPPEN AGAIN! Thanks for tuning in & watching! Consider Subscribing, liking and sharing to help us out! I reply to everyone’s comment and appreciate the feedback, look forward to part 2! This was also her 1st time doing content, so expect a much smoother Reaction next video! Much Love!💪🏽🫡❤️

[@jvlw2001]

I’m excited to see your enthusiasm, but when you are talking, you are not listening. This is one of the best movies ever made because of the brilliance of the dialogue and the detailed visual storytelling. As a member of your audience who loves this movie, I am incredibly frustrated by all of the details you are missing because you’re talking. With all respect, your comments are not more entertaining than the movie.

[@NerdTV313]

Much respect for the feedback 💯🙏💪🏽 & this was also her 1st time doing a video, so the next one will be much smoother! I can absolutely agree tho, for a movie to be 95% dialogue and acting, incredible!!! Films like this rarely exist today.

[@thundernels]

With all due respect, folks come to reaction videos for the reactions, and they do that. And, perhaps, their side stories and digressions actually lead to interesting and novel takes because of inattention.

[@periechontology]

Its no big deal if you just remember to pause it when you do that.

[@tony020480]

Just pause it when you’re talking and unpause it when you’re done.

[@rabbitandcrow]

Lighten up, Francis.

[@Dej24601]

The film is set just after the end of WW2, so many returning servicemen still wore their uniforms especially for formal occasions, like Michael did to the wedding.

[@NerdTV313]

That makes sense bc we were very confused lol

[@CHANDUVASAVA-zg4lp]

Sunny throwing a baseball bat at Connie's husband always makes me laugh

[@NerdTV313]

The assault in public in general made us laugh lmao!

[@jnagarya519]

Sonny is an asshole, and he gets himself killed as result.

[@MASTER--BOY]

I was a sophomore in high school when this movie came out. It went to number 1 in the country and held that spot for 23 consecutive weeks. Truly a timeless tale, even after 50 years

[@NerdTV313]

Oh wow much respect OG and hope you enjoyed the content! 🫡

[@Dej24601]

“The punch to Michael's face broke his cheek bone which gave him a permanent black eye (and caused his sinuses to continually run - hence the use of a handkerchief all the time) until he got back to America and had surgery to fix it (Freddie says, "that doctor did a good job.")”

[@NerdTV313]

We were arguing about what Fredo was referring to, thanks for clearing that up!

[@bdleo300]

It makes sense, because they hold him fixated so his face received the full impact...

[@arjaylee]

This was set in the 40s just after World War II. Ethnicity was a thing.

[@NerdTV313]

Thanks for the info boss a few comments pointed that out for a variety of reasons lol. Hope you enjoyed the content tho!

[@jnagarya519]

Still is a thing.

[@Cosmicfraud3209]

Also it's southern Italian who are basically much darker looking then northern italians also they are more family oriented very Mediterranean culture etc

[@Giuseppe_1994]

“Guinea” A derogatory term for "an Italian" (1896) it is from Guinea Negro (1740s) "black person, person of mixed ancestry;" applied to Italians probably because of their dark complexions relative to northern Europeans, and after 1911 it was occasionally applied to Hispanics and Pacific Islanders as well. New Guinea was so named 1546 by Spanish explorer Inigo Ortiz de Retes in reference to the natives' dark skin and tightly curled hair. The Guinea hen (1570s) is a domestic fowl imported from there. Related: Guinean.

[@NerdTV313]

Oh wow thanks for the info boss! Hope you enjoyed the content

[@Giuseppe_1994]

@@NerdTV313 I thought your definition was great and to the point, glad you enjoyed the movie. When are we seeing the part II reaction!? ❤️

[@corralescoyote]

Hey, I liked your comment. Thanks for the deep dive into that particular racial slur. I knew the word “guinea” was bad to call Italians, like “wetback” is bad to call a Mexican guy like me, but I didn’t know the details of it. Well done.

[@Cosmicfraud3209]

Also the term dago for Spanish and portugese as well as italian and the derogotary term wog in Australia for Italians and Greeks and some middle easterns

[@lethasatterfield9615]

You guys worry about race too much....at least one of you does. Who cares? You love who you love. What else is there to say?

[@NerdTV313]

I think we were looking at it from there perspectives or the general ideas of the 1940s. I would imagine Italians wanted everything Italian lol, but maybe not. We love everybody equally tho ❤️

[@billherman7294]

​@@NerdTV313"their perspective" Did you say you don't believe in America?

[@lethasatterfield9615]

@@NerdTV313 I see your point. : )

[@jnagarya519]

@@NerdTV313 Same as the "Irish," most of whom are born in the US so aren't actually Irish. "Whitey" Bulger ran the "Irish" mob in South Boston in competition with the "Italian" Mafia in Boston's "North End". Bulger helped the FBI bust the Italian Mafia, and was murdered in prison for doing so. See "Black Mass," about "Whitey" Bulger, and "Donnie Brasco" about the Italian mob. Both are true stories, and both star the incredible Johnny Depp. "Brasco" also has Al Pacino in one of his greatest performances.

[@bdleo300]

@@NerdTV313 not even Italian, Mafia was Sicilian (*big island south of Italy) or at least South Italian, it was very rare for someone from North Italy to became 'a Made Man' (part of the family). and they did not accept foreigners at all.

[@megavideopowermegavideopow8657]

Listen to the movie and react don’t be pausing enjoy the movie

[@NerdTV313]

We enjoyed the film & paused to hear our longer commentary, hope you tune in for part 2 tho!

[@BruceJohnson-om5kl]

Sonny was set up by the Brother in law. There was a full Hit team waiting for him at the tollbooth.

[@NerdTV313]

Yea I pointed that out during the meeting of the brother in law & Micheal! We enjoyed how everything was tied off perfectly

[@OrondeBranch]

“No gym shoes”. I immediately said to myself “yeahhhh they’re definitely from the Midwest because we don’t say sneakers or Tennis Shoes” 😂😂

[@NerdTV313]

Big Midwest 😂💯🔥

[@hetaljkothari7635]

Greatest movie ever made! “ Leave the gun. Take the cannoli. “ My favorite movie line! Lol

[@NerdTV313]

Lmaooo that scene made us crack up

[@MiguelGonzalezP]

The movie was release in 1972. Al pacino was 31 and a half when this came out in march 23, 1972. Al pacino would turn 32 years old in april of that year. Scarface came out in 1983.

[@NerdTV313]

Man he a great grand daddy lmao

[@Flexorcist3030]

When this came out, it was rumored that Johnny was Frank Sinatra and the movie also decided to play on the Walt Disney studio

[@NerdTV313]

Had no idea this was involved with Disney lmao

[@Flexorcist3030]

they implied that it was infested with Mafia. Which is why the owner was Woltz. But it was really Columbia pictures. The Johnny Fontaine character, who was desperate to get into a Harry Woltz film, was based on Frank Sinatra, and mirrors his attempts to get a role in the film, “From Here to Eternity.” Sinatra did of course eventually get the part, but his current wife, Ava Gardner likely had something to do with that, but there are stories.

[@lexiburrows8127]

@@Flexorcist3030 Well, Eli Wallach had already been cast in Sinatra's eventual role - and then he wasn't. Oh, the Band-Leader story was true too. It was one of the Dorseys (forget which) and it is true about that tight Contract too - until it wasn't.

[@Arsolon618]

Imagine being choked to death with a cigarette inside your cheek that your killer just lit. Watch again, you can see the cigarette that he inhales is burning a hole on the inside of his cheek on the left side. Brutal detail. All the deaths in Godfather movies are so unique.

[@NerdTV313]

Damn I didn’t even notice! About to go check the scene out right now lmao.

[@NeverMeAlwaysYou]

Commentary is GOLD, especially at the end. "Its the mannerisms ......... you want food wine, a woman or 2, YOU DESERVE IT." What???😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅 I died. 1:19:46 "Annnnnndd you're outta here." It was said so matter of fact. And there went Carlo. I couldn't stop laughing.

[@NerdTV313]

Happy you enjoyed the content lol! Part 2 coming soon 💯

[@antonioramirez4763]

33:19 you see the difference that the baker couldn’t use the lighter bcuz he was so damn scared but when Michael did it he was calm and wasn’t scared at all. Right there Michael knew right away that he stands on business.

[@rkpatniya3943]

i get why some people get annoyed, especially at the guy who get lot of things wrong and confused . but that shows this is an authentic reaction ( unlike some other channels ). and main thing about reaction videos is authenticity.

[@NerdTV313]

It’s all authenticity over here boss happy you loved the content!

[@jnagarya519]

Accuracy matters.

[@domingocurbelomorales8635]

I use to read many comments talking about how precise were Michael shoots in the restaurant. Michael wasn´t in that time in mafia affairs, but he was a II World War hero. He probably shooted better than anyone in his family.

[@NerdTV313]

A few comments explained how the shooting scene was properly executed! Makes sense tho with how Micheal spent time in the military

[@DiannaTerrell-f4u]

Love it. And both of you gave some really great reactions that's real. Waiting for the next one!!!

[@NerdTV313]

Coming soon! Thanks for the support!

[@么CORONAVIRUS]

That ending shot is so masterful it's shocking.

[@NerdTV313]

I’m hoping it picks right up where it left off! Part 2 coming soon

[@jnagarya519]

This film made Al Pacino a superstar in 1972.

[@NerdTV313]

I bet!

[@timlois]

Concerning Kate and Michael. My very Italian wife always says "he shouldn't have married a white head." She says this to me, her Polish/German husband.

[@NerdTV313]

Lmao & she loves you all the same boss, hope you enjoyed the content 💪🏽❤️🙏

[@thundernels]

You guys have such interesting, outside the box takes on this film. Very entertaining! In movies, sometimes there are time jumps where seemingly things that happen the next day might actually be weeks, months or years. The Godfather has a lot of them.

[@NerdTV313]

Happy you enjoyed the content boss! & yea it was alot of time jumps going on but they usually clear it up later in the movie. Part 2 coming soon!

[@thundernels]

For example, I have never heard anyone ever mention the stable keeper. I am not privy to the novel, but it makes you wonder what befell of the stable keeper. They had to get to the horse somehow. Did they pay him off? Did they injure or harm him? Did they wait til he was away? And you know the producer guy had to be a jerk to work for.

[@seanm77654]

@@thundernelsI read the book I don’t remember them mentioning the stable hands but the book was focused on Johnny Fontaine and the Lawyer Tom.

[@seanm77654]

Also the producer guy was a Pedo, I think he would groom girls until they became like 15 or something and then sleep with them but the last one fell in love with Jonny and the producer black balled him so he went to his godfather for help. It’s been over 20 years I read it but I remember they also focused on the girl that Sonny was sleeping with she had a whole story arc lol. Actually the Corleones where side characters kind of.

[@domingocurbelomorales8635]

For Don Vito Corleone (Marlon Brando), Francis Ford Coppola put a jaw prosthesis in his mouth and a gauze, to give him that particular face. Brando was relatively young in this film, and Coppola pretended to age him and also look more threatening.

[@NerdTV313]

Whaaaat!!! That’s crazy man I thought he was close to 60 during this! Love the info tho man and hope you tune in for part 2!

[@domingocurbelomorales8635]

@@NerdTV313 of course mate, I´ll join you both on part 2!!

[@manueldeabreu1980]

Fun fact: Clemenza's role with the cannoli was bigger. His wife was yelling at him not to forget them. They showed him doing errands around New York and leaving them behind and having to go back. Due to timing they cut the scenes.

[@NerdTV313]

I really wanna see a bts of this movie being made

[@manueldeabreu1980]

@@NerdTV313 There is a version that put the series in chronological order and put all the cut scenes back. Of course you are looking at watching almost 8 hours. The problem with Part 3 is it was written separately. Like Star Wars, Godfather I and II were one large script. It had to be chopped up to tell the whole story.

[@frankmiranda9162]

His wife told him to bring home Cannoli. Not only that, but you can track the cannoli to the bakery he bought it from....see!

[@Solanki_king_30264]

I love watching first time viewer's reaction when they realize Michael is actually the main character.

[@NerdTV313]

Happy you enjoyed the content!

[@jnagarya519]

The film begins in the 1940s.

[@NerdTV313]

Yea we figured that out later on lmao!

[@rickcosman9670]

I have watched this movie several times including several reactions. I learn a little bit more every time. This whole movie is about one thing: Barzini wants to be the most powerful Don in the 5 families. Currently it is Vito so Vito needs to die. Barzini sends Sollozzo to offer the drug deal to Vito knowing Vito would refuse. This gives him the excuse he needs to kill Vito. Luca was not killed because he was spying for Vito, Luca was killed before the attempt on Vito because as Tom put it “ not even Sonny will be able to stop Luca. After the meeting of the heads of the five families Vito noticed that Barzini was carrying too much of the conversation to be merely an arbitrary of the dispute. Vito realized that the whole thing was a power play by Barzini all along. When Vito says “I will not be the one to break the peace we made here today” he could have added Barzini will. So now he has to plan for the day Barzini breaks the peace. When Micheal takes over the family and he tells Tom he is no longer consigliere this is when he and Vito start planning the revenge on Barzini and their other enemies. Vito tells Tom “there are things that you cannot be a part of.” This is for 2 reasons: one is that they need him to be the clean lawyer beyond reproach representing the family in Las Vegas while they are making their move. The second is that the research and planning for the revenge has to stay between Vito and Micheal for security reasons. Michael would not have been able to plan the simultaneous attacks between the funeral and the Baptism. The plans had to have been done while Vito was still alive. When Vito keeps telling Michael “whoever brings you the meeting with Barzini he’s the traitor” that is both a warning and a trigger. When Barzini arranges the meeting and the ambush, he will have broken the truce and Vito’s promise is no longer valid. So he is telling Michael when the traitor comes to you with the meeting that is your trigger to act.

[@NerdTV313]

The info is much appreciated boss & hope you enjoyed the content! Part 2 and Scarface reactions are up as well!

[@WillLlamas]

Nobody realizes that the great ROBERT RYAN plays the old cop. The man is a cinema legend with dozens of classic movies under his belt. I urge everyone to watch old movies.

[@NerdTV313]

Hope you enjoyed the content!

[@meyerhave]

"@WillLlamas: Nobody realizes that the great ROBERT RYAN plays the old cop." Because IT ISN'T Robert Ryan, but it is the great Sterling Hayden.

[@shiak.dastagiri9812]

Ive seen this movie a million times and im still on the edge of my seat.

[@NerdTV313]

Happy you enjoyed the content!

[@brilandmuja6713]

Dudes..is 19 46

[@NerdTV313]

We realized later on in the film lol

[@hacktv7036]

This movie isn't for the violence it's about the authenticity

[@NerdTV313]

The fact is kept us engaged the entire time was insane!

[@dwyermckeith5423]

Response to side tangent #1. This is in the 1940's concerning 1st generation Italians and Sicilians coming through ellis island. Of course ethnicities matter. Not just for them. But for any 1st generation people. No matter what race they may be...

[@NerdTV313]

Good point! It was really aimed at people who still carry prejudices, cause we love everybody in the NerdGang!

[@ridedamaverick]

In the book, Vito knew that Connie was being beaten. But he refused to interfere as it was (supposedly) Sicilian tradition that a man wasn't to get involved in another man's marriage. Sonny and Michael, on the other hand, said "fuck THAT shit". Love them for that.

[@NerdTV313]

The Italians were very duty boned, we appreciate that!

[@venetianlucifer]

"What's his name?"...I love the delivery of that line, it's the only time you get a glimpse into his killer instinct. Nice call, no one ever picks up on that.

[@NerdTV313]

Happy you enjoyed the content boss! Part 2 coming Friday

[@Natedawgg84]

Great reaction! The Godfather Part 2 is even more epic!

[@NerdTV313]

Oh yea part 2 coming soon & expect a much smoother reaction!

[@Natedawgg84]

@NerdTV313 It was smooth enough! Don't let the haters change your format. Your reaction was unique and hilarious af! This is your channel! If people don't like it too bad! Just continue to do you! You got my support! 💪🏾

[@darrel6608]

The gun was duck taped on the handle he dropped it because is was untraceable he literally told him don't run but to walk out with urgency michael did everything perfect he even timed his shots with the train to mask the sound of gun fire 🔥

[@daron85]

Yeah I was irritated that they thought he handled the hit with stupidity when he actually didn't.

[@NerdTV313]

Oh we thought he was suppose to walk out shooting, not sit down lol. Thanks for the clarification tho! Hope you enjoyed the content

[@LiloFunk68]

Glad to have discovered this channel. You two work well together.

[@NerdTV313]

Happy you enjoyed the content and look forward to more! 💯🫡💪🏽

[@dharammanjhawar4195]

Godfather 2 is a must see. Explains a lot more of the story.

[@NerdTV313]

Part 2 coming Friday!

[@antonioramirez4763]

6:53 he’s one of the other head families and don’t want anyone else to know he was there.

[@zaheedmallik5938]

It would be hard to overstate how much fun it was watching this classic movie with the two of you. The character Johnny Fontaine was based on Frank Sinatra and a lot of the details are rumored to be true.

[@NerdTV313]

I’m soo happy you enjoyed the content boss, stay tuned for more!

[@MsAppeljack]

The catholic churches of long ago, in New York and Philly the big cities the churches looked like this, I remember.

[@NerdTV313]

I really have to visit one, I was raised Christian not Catholic, but the Architecture looks so clean! Hope you enjoyed the content tho!

[@MsAppeljack]

@@NerdTV313 You guys did an amazing job. Thank You.

[@mirandavinci4146]

It wasn’t Connie’s fault that she got beat up by Carlo. It was Carlo’s fault because she slaved away over a hot stove for him making his dinner and this was her reward? He cheats on his pregnant wife? She had every right to be mad at him

[@NerdTV313]

In no way shape or form do we condone any violence! I think my co-host was referring to her not attempting to defend herself

[@BhimaSingh-y8f]

Great Reaction! Part 2 is an even better masterpiece

[@NerdTV313]

Part 2 coming soon stay tuned!

[@react2reactions246]

Loved the reaction. Looking forward to the sequel. Hope you guys do it sooner than later, so it’s still fresh. You’re gonna love it. Best sequel ever made.

[@NerdTV313]

Part 2 coming soon and happy you enjoyed the content!!!

[@SouravjoshiVlogs9291]

The book is insanely detailed. Luca Brazi has a whole story in Sicily where he throws a baby in a furnace. It’s insane. They did about as good as you can putting the details into context

[@NerdTV313]

That is terrible!!! I might have to look at the audio book one day

[@seanwoods4883]

No special effects no CGI just phenomenal acting!

[@NerdTV313]

From start to finish, we had to sit back and realize how good of a film this was towards the end!

[@matthewcostello3530]

Famously known for being the cathedral that director Francis Ford Coppola shot the iconic baptism scene in his 1972 film“The Godfather”, The Basilica of St. Patrick's Old Cathedral history spans two centuries. It has become one the most prolific Cathedrals, not only in New York City, but throughout the country.

[@NerdTV313]

The cathedral looked amazing!

[@Arsolon618]

Great reaction, you're gonna love part 2.

[@NerdTV313]

Man were definitely excited to see how Michael does as the don!

[@corralescoyote]

Hey Nerds 🤓 I’m a new subscribed nerd from NM ❤

[@NerdTV313]

NM? & welcome to the NerdGang! Check out our reaction to part 2!

[@gazoontight]

Okay. There are details in the book that they could not put into the movie, or it would have been 8 hours long. Luca Brasi is a very bad, very violent man. Supposedly Vito Corleone is the only man Luca fears, and Luca is the only man Vito fears. Pay attention to the decorations on Michael's uniform. They are important later. He has the Navy Cross, given for bravery in combat. Something that you probably are unaware of is how removed from mainstream American life most Italian people were until after World War Two. They were discriminated against and looked down upon and treated as not quite American enough. I guarantee that Kay's family was not happy about her dating Michael. The book alludes to this. The bridesmaid who Sonny was "doing" is Lucy Mancini. If you watch Part Three, you'll see her again. In the book Woltz (studio head) is even worse than in the film. He's a real piece of garbage on two legs. The guys laugh at Michael when he describes his plan for Sollazzo and McClusky. They forgot about Michael's Navy Cross - he had been in combat and he had definitely killed men in the war. When Luca Brasi goes to speak with Sollazzo and the Tattaglias did you notice that he didn't shake Sollazzo's hand? That's how they knew he wasn't serious. Of course they took the cannoli. Clemenza's wife specifically asked for them. The man in the back seat who shot Paulie is Rocco Lampone. If you watch Part Two you'll see him again. In Sicily, the man who gets out of the car to talk to Michael and who walks with a limp is Tomasso, a friend of Vito's. If you watch Part Two, you'll see him again. Sicily had a lot of people move in through the years, Italian, Greek, North Africa, French, Jewish, so Appollonia being more Greek than Italian isn't a big surprise. I'm not sure where you got two weeks for Michael being is Sicily. He was there for over a year. [You need to pay closer attention.] The irony of the one don talking about keeping drugs restricted to "the colored" is that for a good part of the 20th Century Italians were considered to be "colored" by a lot of Americans. During the baptism/multiple murder scene, the man in the police uniform is an ex-cop, Al Neri. If you watch Parts Two and Three you'll see him again. The man who trapped Don Cuneo in the revolving door and killed him is Willi Cicci; if you watch Part Two you will see him again. The utter blasphemy of being a godfather and reciting the baptismal promises while orchestrating so many murders is striking. When Clemenza says, "Hello, Carlo," you know it's over. In the book you will find out that Clemenza is Sonny's godfather, so he gets to take out Carlo. At the end, talking to Kay, Michael skated on a technicality. He didn't physically kill Carlo but no honest person would say that he was innocent. Now watch parts Two and Three. Throughout the series try to contrast Vito and Michael.

[@matthewcostello3530]

the detective who said Mike was a war hero is Sonny Grasso a real NYC detective who broke up the French connection with his partner Eddie Eagen (Popeye Doyle)

[@NerdTV313]

I can believe it, a lot of the acting in this film was some of the best I’ve seen

[@matthewcostello3530]

They would have been married for almost a year. She would have been pregnant with his child and would have learned how to drive. Sadly once she was killed, Michael was never the same after that

[@NerdTV313]

Michael really did have a privileged and rough life

[@antonioramirez4763]

50:09 he got married right away bcuz he wants a Italian wife with Italian blood and have kids, particularly boys to pass down the business. He knows he will take over the family business so he needs to start a family right away. Preferably original Italian blood

[@frankmiranda9162]

The Godfather came out in 1972.

[@NavvyJajula-dx6wf]

Makeup did a GREAT job on Brando! They added 20 years to his appearance

[@NerdTV313]

They had us believing this man was ancient lmao!

[@ramchandrapadle2347]

Marlon Brando wore a special mouthpiece for the whole movie.

[@NerdTV313]

I was wondering why his voice sounded like that, thanks for the info!

[@evil_2539]

Dope reaction yall

[@NerdTV313]

Thank you thank you & part 2 coming soon! 💪🏽🙏❤️

[@heenakosar8833]

It was like watching this movie together. Thanks for your reaction.

[@NerdTV313]

Our pleasure! Stay tuned for part 2

[@Ayush-Gaming-738]

it´s not just THE mob-movie. it´s THE movie.

[@NerdTV313]

Definitely in my top 10!

[@sirhoopalot1]

"How do you like their structure?" Well, it's why they call the Mafia *organized* crime. "How do you feel about the white lawyer?" These are nonsensical questions.

[@NerdTV313]

I never knew they were so politically connected & organized at the time, just an observation. We were both surprised at the power they had! But the white lawyer question was an inside joke between us is all lmao

[@NaveenKumar-ik9gm]

Again love yalls reaction to Part one and now part 2, couple fun fact- first killing on Don Cicci is a perfect example of Don Vitos saying in the book "revenge is a dish best served cold" 2nd what the movie doesnt explain and somewhat included in deleted scene, Vitos sees Don Fanucchi being attacked and almost got his throat cut, considering the guys didnt end up dead, Vito figured out he was a fraud and tested him by not giving Fannuchi all the money. From there Vito knew no one would seek revenge cause he had no back up, a complete fraud

[@NerdTV313]

Happy you loved the content boss stay tuned!

[@frankmiranda9162]

Marlon Brando, James.Caan, Al Pachino, Talia Shire( Adrienne for Rocky). James Cazale!

[@Dej24601]

The film came out in 1972 and Al Pacino when 32 years old.

[@NerdTV313]

Oh we were thinking early 20s, Al Pacino had all the ladies then 😂

[@mdsadab9584]

You guys should definitely watch part 3 after even if it’s not that popular, still worth the watch

[@NerdTV313]

We’re definitely considering it!

[@PintuTudu-ee3xr]

What a great reaction to one of my favorite movies. If you don't do Part II it will be criminal

[@lrob5657]

In my opinion, the best movie ever made

[@NerdTV313]

It’s absolutely in my top 10 💪🏽💯

[@Jasoux]

Racial issues are irrelevant in this mafia crime drama written by Mario Puzo, directed by Francis Ford Coppola, starring Marlon Brando and Al Pacino. It has nothing to do with race issues in 2024. An Italian mob connected family in the USA in the 1940s. The drama is king. Not 2024 racial issues concerning blacks or whites. Get a grip and try to stay on the movie's topic. Otherwise you just come off as bored and not engaged in what's happening in the movie

[@NerdTV313]

lol the movie was amazing and kept our full attention, which is why we said what we said lmao. Stay tuned for part 2 tho!

[@lyonellaverde3135]

Wow--love to see your reaction to Goodfellas.

[@NerdTV313]

We just got back from a vacation sorry about the wait! Goodfellas reaction is done and just waiting for KZbin’s approval to release!

[@salsonny]

Why is everything about race ? Its a movie just enjoy

[@NerdTV313]

It’s always surprising to see how people in different time periods viewed others, just an observation lol. Hope you enjoyed the content!

[@Beardedmane901]

@@NerdTV313I wonder why ppl be pressed to hear folks talk bout racial climate in different time periods 🔥🔥

[@Alkesh_____dodiyar____dodiyar]

My favorite scene is when Michael plots how the meeting with Solozzo & McClusky will go down. Al Pacino, James Caan & Robert Duvall are such amazing actors.

[@NerdTV313]

Oh the cast line up was Golden!

[@Dej24601]

Information in the book suggested that Michael was hiding in Sicily for almost 2 years, and that his wife was pregnant when she was killed. A lot of that was cut out between writing the screenplay and editing the finished film.

[@NerdTV313]

Oh wow I’m guessing they had much more to tell about his time in Italy, cause it seemed so short!

[@undergroundwarrior70]

@@NerdTV313 Michael was in Sicily which it is a big island and the Sicilian language differs a bit than Italian. He was not in Italy. Sicily and Italy are two different countries in Europe.

[@j_b_j_gaming9687]

thanks for the reactions.

[@NerdTV313]

No problem 😊

[@VineVitumEt5]

Considering that it was the end of WWII and many people were starving spending 600,000, aka millions today, on a horse is ludicrous.

[@NerdTV313]

It’s insane lmao

[@rodrigomancini9945]

my man really said "white lawyer" in a movie about an italian family, it's the same thing as saying "black lawyer" in a jamaican family😭

[@NerdTV313]

Damn you’re right my guy “None Italian lawyer” 😂😂😂. Thanks for the catch and hope you enjoyed the content boss 🫡😭💪🏽

[@rodrigomancini9945]

@@NerdTV313 great reaction bro, looking forward to more films in the future!!!

[@NerdTV313]

@@rodrigomancini9945 Part 2 coming soon

[@NerdTV313]

@@lrob5657 Lmao forget category, yall in a whole different league.

[@rodrigomancini9945]

@@lrob5657 you are an actually an italian from italy in europe? Or just an italian american trying to be an POC? because most of italians in rome, venice, milan and etc..are white.

[@larrybell726]

I liked the movie reaction and have subscribed. For most of your sidebar discussions you paused the video, but there were a few times that you talked over some dialogue that provided plot points. I think you’ll adjust to that and I look forward to more reactions. But, you have to remember that, especially with the big popular movies a lot of people will be watching your reactions who are die hard fans and will be very very picky. Good luck!

[@NerdTV313]

Welcome to the Nerdgang! & yea stay tuned for Part 2, it'll be much smoother & more of a serious tone. But were all about authenticity over here 💯

[@WillLlamas]

Can we just make this the Shancia show? I'm kidding, man.

[@NerdTV313]

lol it’s Chantyah. Check out the other reactions! This was our 1st one & the other two are better imo!

[@WillLlamas]

@NerdTV313 Oh man, tell her sorry. You guys work well together

[@thecodetalker5742]

Buddy, you have a problem on your hands. Good luck 👍 Enjoy parts 2 & 3

[@NerdTV313]

Thanks for the feedback boss much appreciated! After part 2 & 3 we’re thinking about Casino next. It’s crazy we never seen these mob movies before!

[@MLawrence-z9k]

Sonny actually planned the killing of the heads (dons) of five families years earlier Sonny thought up the idea Vito plotted it out & designed it & Michael just carried it out after his pop's death!!! It wasn't Mikes plan or idea for the Baptism Of Fire , it was his fathers plan & Santino's original idea that Vito used after remembering Sonny talk about it decades earlier during the last all out war they had before Michael even joined the family 💯 Its in the novel & theres talks about it in the movie too if u pay attention enough to all the dialogue 💯💯💯💯💯

[@NerdTV313]

I remember them each speculating on the idea, but didn’t realize Micheal had brought it all together, good catch and hope you enjoyed the content!

[@Mukeshbhilala-ty1sy]

I think you'd enjoy The Man Who Would Be King with Sean Connery and Michael Caine. Really good adventure movie.

[@NerdTV313]

Definitely looking into it!

[@lino9222]

Mike was in Scily for over a year I don't know where you get 2 weeks

[@NerdTV313]

We thought he was only there for 2 weeks when he met the woman and was then married for the rest of his time.

[@chrismartino3519]

@@NerdTV313 Yeah that's because you think the camera actually has to be on him for actually two weeks to get the understanding that time is passing. It's not your fault movies these days really dumb things down for the dumb people.

[@sirhoopalot1]

@@chrismartino3519 Nah, it’s probably because they were yapping instead of paying attention to the movie.

[@Jasoux]

​@@sirhoopalot1most likely

[@salmanjahangir5548]

Okay guys. Godfather 2 is equal or better than 1. Lots of flash back to godfathers youth. It is a must

[@NerdTV313]

Part 2 coming Friday!

[@GovindKevat-b3o]

Do Casino next, one of the best mob movies

[@NerdTV313]

It’s on the list.

[@michaelbrown7263]

It is Al Pacino. He was 32y.o. The movie came out in 1972. It takes place in the 1940's.

[@NerdTV313]

We thought he was under 25 lmao

[@VinashNath-nv7zc]

You gotta do 2!

[@NerdTV313]

Hopefully I’ll have it out next week 💪🏽

[@stevenmuniz1014]

1972... bro just watch the movie

[@chrismartino3519]

You really are a couple of nerds.

[@NerdTV313]

And welcome to the Nerdgang! 💪🏽💯❤️

[@abhinavsharma6193]

Excellent reaction to one of the greatest films in cinema history...maybe the best opening and closing scenes ever. If you watch GF2, remember the door closing on Kay...You might see it again

[@NerdTV313]

No spilers! Lmao but part 2 coming soon stay tuned 🫡

[@Amitgamerz.99]

Great reaction! Your guy's faces when Apolonia dies in the car explosion was priceless lol. Can't wait for you guys to see the other two.

[@NerdTV313]

We felt terrible lmao!

[@gibsongirl2100]

They're not going to show every second of their courtship, It was fairly quick, true, but also, we're not meant to witness the minutiae of it. They trust the audience to understand that the courtship happened without us seeing every blessed second of it.

[@NerdTV313]

We found out the exact time they were married through the comments! Hope you enjoyed the reaction!

[@TTM9691]

"These people are very polite!" Ha!!! I never noticed that, but you're right! Hey one suggestion: make your faces bigger, and less of the movie. We want to see your reactions and only need the movie for reference. Usually we've seen the movie you're reacting to a million times. Fun reaction!!!

[@NerdTV313]

That level of mannerism is just not seen today! Hope you enjoyed the content and we appreciate the feedback!

[@TTM9691]

@@NerdTV313 Most definitely! I subscribed!

[@JAMESMOORE-gq4vv]

A cinematic masterpiece? lol, that shit is real.

[@NerdTV313]

Still a masterpiece! Lol hope you enjoyed & you should check out our other mob movies. We had no idea the control they had!

[@JAMESMOORE-gq4vv]

@@NerdTV313 I grew up with this movie and these people, remember Al Capone helped the poor during the Great Depression.

[@KILlER__KING179]

Legendary movie.

[@NerdTV313]

#1 says a lot of websites

[@kelvinmeekins7421]

Screen so dark, you can’t see nothing

[@NerdTV313]

1st time doing a paramount video, they’re pretty strict with copyright but I’ve found a fix! Hope you tune in for part 2!

[@cjdewsbury7981]

nobody cares about the side tangents, watch the movie

[@NerdTV313]

You’re free to purchase and watch the film unbothered lol

[@Jasoux]

Can't believe you, and anyone interested in film, didn't know Al Pacino was in this. Massive Fail here on that point I spose

[@NerdTV313]

Well we’re both under 35, so we’ve never seen him so young, almost unrecognizable at first glance lol. Hope you enjoyed the content boss stay tuned for part 2! 💪🏽🫡💯

[@Jasoux]

@NerdTV313 Will tune in for Part 2 of course. Now don't forget the giant actor who plays Vito Corleone as a young man. I'll give you a hint. He was in Meet the Parents. It's not Ben Stiller or Owen Wilson by the way

[@Jasoux]

For another great film in this genre starring Al Pacino, do Carlito's Way. It's brilliant. Brian de Palma director as with Scarface. Carlito's Way is considered the unofficial sequel to the classic gangster film Scarface (1983)

[@Jasoux]

​@NerdTV313 I get your point mate. Just don't like a name and screen presence as huge as Pacino's being easily missed in such a historic fim. But you guys did recognise him onscreen, so no foul I guess. Apart from all those bullshit irrelevant tangent asides about skin colour - reaction was OK. Will tune in again

[@MamtaDevi-kc9ml]

Now that you've seen this Gold Standard for mob films, and one of the great films in cinema history, you need to experience 2 (many say is better), and 3 (not as strong, yet still a good film and fitting conclusion to this family saga).

[@NerdTV313]

Part 2 coming next Friday boss stay tuned!