Iconic Scenes from the Godfather | Al Pacino, Robert De Niro...

[@rachael3019]

From the days when the story and the acting mattered more than special effects. Absolute class.

[@vickeeble0]

So very true.

[@HrLBolle]

the studio actually asked for the movie to be restored after previewing a version shortened at their request, that says a lot about the material and their integrity

[@Pieceoreece]

But the special effects are world class even for today - every effect in the baptism scene from the blank firearms to the blood squibs is awesome, for lack of a better word. Moe Green's glasses cracking like that just before the blood cascades from the wound blows my tiny mind every time.

[@HrLBolle]

@@Pieceoreece entirely different breed of special effects if compared to what is today. A lot more realistic

[@Bob31415]

Perfectly said.

[@LadySunflower1224]

Godfather died peacefully playing with his grandson in the family back yard ,wow great scene🕊️ 💜

[@catherinelw9365]

He died among tomato plants, like a true Italian would.

[@gutpuke4549]

And now compare it to michael death...

[@spiritanimal8836]

​@@gutpuke4549He died peacefully in a garden with his puppies by his side.

[@MrTiella]

​@@catherinelw9365Perché secondo te gli italiani muoiono tra le piante di pomodoro?

[@SimoneBiolchini-ko6xv]

​@@MrTiellaÈ solo una battuta

[@definitelynot475]

Michael saying "I wouldn't make my own sister a widow" without blinking, shows how cold blooded and ruthless he truly was

[@MrFxdaredevil]

to protect the integrity of the family

[@伯连纳]

Perhaps his whole sentence is " I wouldn't make my own sister a widow -- if her husband didn't murder my elder brother."

[@shawnkim8542]

I Shawn Sang Ik Kim has always been, is, will always be the very best perfect powerful alpha male conqueror king of this world. Thanks

[@MagicAyrtonforever]

@@shawnkim8542 Alpha male is a made up load of bull

[@FrankFxaxrx]

Michael was the villain of the series.

[@loud7070]

So many fantastic scenes. Being a grandfather myself now, the saddest one, when the Godfather dies while playing with his grandson is now a sentimental favorite.

[@franciscoramirez-ze1mg]

I love that scene. Don Vito got peace

[@pt1sa1]

Godfather 1 & 2 are epic movies they don’t make them like that anymore. Every scene is deep and also meaningful. It’s a pleasure watching the film.

[@amuroray9115]

They never made them like that. Only other film like it is Goodfellas. If they made more films like them, they wouldn’t be the unique riveting masterpieces that make them stand out and be timeless. There’s been crime thrillers and dramas before and after. But nothing quite like those three

[@vanplq8841]

@@amuroray9115 Fair enough.

[@Danishwoman1]

Michael Franzese thinks, that Godfather is very close to the real thing! And MF isn´t a "nobody"!

[@itssavageworld5130]

@@amuroray9115 Breaking bad was,mafia and drugs.

[@Hawgdawgman]

@@amuroray9115 i feel like the departed is better than goodfellas. Hugely underrated

[@tonysouthdakotah6774]

Probably the finest film ever made. A motion picture achievement that’ll never be equalled.

[@Topper_Harley68]

No.

[@aspolleen452]

@@Topper_Harley68 it’s called an opinion.

[@LATVERIAN1]

I agree.

[@primetime758]

@@Topper_Harley68 shut up otherwise you'll be sleeping with the fishes

[@The1djdave]

BenHur surpasses it period!!

[@ramsesjfg7668]

Was gonna say that a certain scene should've been here, but then I remembered that every single scene qualifies as iconic.

[@mikebockey4125]

ain’t that the truth though. every single scene is amazing, no wasted time

[@joycemiller-bean1814]

You are absolutely right. This film is as nearly perfect as a movie can be.

[@pooryorick831]

Yeah they all are. Start to finish. Epic. My all time favorite film.

[@sajeshkumar9363]

The perfect

[@Glory_inthe_3rd77]

@@moek4361 he could have said you must have forgot how to spell keep that in mind when you want to say something about somebody imagine they'll be plenty things about you that you definitely wouldn't want the world to know right‽ right.

[@didimean]

The writing, the music, the casting, the locations/sets, the cinematography..... everything about this movie is brilliant. Brando as Vito is the single greatest thing to ever happen in cinema. You don't even see Brando. Only Don Corleone. One of my favorite movies of all time. Love everything about it.

[@Eleventhearlofmars]

Brando was superb, he wasn’t even that old when he played the part of Don Vito Corleone. A masterpiece of cinema history, with great performances from all the actors.

[@gamergirl2236]

There’s also Al Pacino as Michael. Al Pacino was perfect to play Michael.

[@1960HikerDude]

I agree. Brando was absolutely magnificent in the role.

[@ShreyChaudhary2603]

People who disliked this movie are probably sleeping with the fishes.

[@Antonivs]

Maybe are Barzinis or Tataglias

[@tc94113]

Or waking up with a horse head in there bed.

[@debanjandhar7435]

Oh didn't know there's someone who doesn't like Godfather 😱

[@pgendron8491]

I thought it was boring and overrated. Can't stay awake the first 20 mins of this bore fest.

[@Antonivs]

@@pgendron8491 maybe you need just Marvel movies...

[@eamonngaynor5762]

Al Pacinos performance in both Godfather1 and 2 was iconic, brilIANT,and captivating the powers that be were smart to keep him on it was the best gamble they ever made

[@Khaibar-z5d]

"Don't ever take sides with anyone against the family again, ever" was such a great scene

[@droiddevic5118]

50 years is how old this master piece.

[@BlaneNostalgia]

time flies man

[@vincentdefeo5917]

52 yrs ago and it's one movie I can't get tired of "A CLASSIC MASTER PIECE"

[@annatomasi2076]

Madoh😂❤😮

[@annatomasi2076]

Al Pacino❤

[@alexlpez6739]

Saw this for the first time yesterday. Last time too, Very overrated

[@margaretross6081]

My favorite, I watch it every time it comes on TV, I'm 84 and I've still watch tapes, love it

[@RegularCody]

Me too, Margaret

[@hortensia3384]

Moi aussi, j ai 69 ans

[@Robin-il4ev]

Ooh God 😀 , I am 31 and have watched this Movie around 10 times till now , Never got bored

[@wayneurquhart7192]

What are tapes?

[@jesustovar2549]

@@wayneurquhart7192 VHS or Betamax, but now the movie is available on blu ray and in 4k, even for downloading.

[@cmoliver9]

This film will always be a masterpiece.

[@zonarevisionista6833]

Ahora un film para bet seller de la " mafia olor a pedo " dominante

[@zonarevisionista6833]

Con Al Pacino , Clean Eanstwood , Anthony Hoppkings

[@anotherqueenfanbitesthedus5065]

@Juice I like your pfp

[@j.vinton4039]

Sonny whipping on Carlo with the trash can never cease to make me erupt with laughter.

[@Rockhound6165]

I would have thought James Cann missing by a country mile and Gianni Russo selling it like he was hit with a brick would be funnier.

[@j.vinton4039]

@@Rockhound6165 that adds to the hilarity!

[@tintinfan007]

Everybody laughed

[@timothykozlowski2945]

You can clearly see a punch that was about a foot short from hitting Carlo.

[@crystalthomas1970]

J.Vinton thats my favorite part!

[@abrahampshat8095]

Marlon Brandon performance so freaking real he was the best!

[@TacosInaBag]

“Look at how they massacred my boy” that scene poor Sonny.

[@Commentbelow12]

No current actor can pull off the emotion Michael shows in his eyes before shooting the Turk and chief

[@luminous6969]

It makes you wonder why the other people at the table somehow didn't even notice.

[@Commentbelow12]

@@luminous6969 I think the way Cappolla wrote it the Turk knew who the muscle part of the family were hence didn't wanna negotiate with Sonny, so they probably thought it was nerves

[@afroriginalvoice9419]

Nobody remembers him

[@itzheraldo]

@@afroriginalvoice9419 no one remembers who?

[@acerothstein4755]

Oh please - lots of people could. Pacino was not even the 4th choice for this part.

[@borood1188]

The eye movement by Pacino before he shoots them is a master class in acting.

[@KCobra396]

3:56 Tom gave Clemenza the signal to kill Carlo

[@lokeshmehar3949]

🤯

[@definitelynot475]

vito died playing with his grandchild. An honourable ending to an honourable man,

[@mr.ragnetti]

Because any man who doesn't spend time with his family can never be a real man

[@Shiva-jj6vb]

And Michael died alone as an old man with no one by his side

[@robertmassucci1]

he was a sociopath you fool don't idolize these people

[@suck-myballs1152]

Honorable man??? He was a murderer. A criminal. Dude, what society do you live in??

[@szaman4180]

@@Shiva-jj6vb damn..

[@Wolfy_13]

One of the most iconic movie of the 20th century! An absolute masterpiece in the 1970's

[@donschmidt8203]

Iconic scenes from the Godfather should be about a three hour video right? Basically the entire length of the movie is iconic. Not only the best mafia movie. Simply the best movie ever. The only way to not like the Godfather is to hate great writing, acting, story line and plot twists. A masterpiece to supersede all others.

[@Arjun-2002]

👌💯

[@amuroray9115]

I agree but I got one film that can rival it.

[@klaust.2808]

@@amuroray9115 I'm interested

[@amuroray9115]

@@klaust.2808 Goodfellas.

[@vanplq8841]

@@amuroray9115 Not even close.

[@Rockhound6165]

After Sonny delivers the final kick sending Carlo to the gutter, I half expected a Carlo Rizzi voiceover saying, "The way I saw it, everybody takes a beating sometime".

[@raghuramanathan4326]

No one can told this story better than fransis Ford Coppola.absalute beauty, masterpiece, awasome

[@arlington4508]

To this day, I’m still mad about Sonny’s death. They didn’t have to do him like that.

[@najwasafita5079]

I still blame Carlo for made Sonny killed

[@arlington4508]

@@ahmedziyaharmanci Captain Obvious 🥴

[@thomaskemer8109]

The kick in the head went too far!!

[@garyaugustus690]

All of the Corleone's enemies hated Sonny with a passion because they feared his violent temper. Sonny was a hot-headed, ruthless psychopath who enjoyed violence, and this instilled great fear in the hearts and minds of his enemies. That kind of sustained fear will fester into intense hatred....it's the same stuff that motivates the violence in some of these kids being bullied today. And you always reap what you sow....Sonny had to die that way.

[@maryc530]

He was a bad Don…just business

[@GEMOGRAPHER]

To bring all these greatest artists in the universe together, script and direct them, edit them, release it on time is Already an unparalleled achievement in the history of cinema. Forget about the story .....

[@pandey2651]

An unmatched Saga, Superb story & direction and above all an excellent satrcast and class acting of both Marlin Brando and Al Pachino. Still after passing 50 years, it's great nastlegia. Simply an outstanding movie.

[@MissWishes]

⭐️🏆⭐️ The Godfather is one of the top ten, best films ever made.

[@ImanuelKemenangan]

Agreed to you

[@Vahe345]

those eye movements and facial twitches in the first scene when the train is moving is so awesome!

[@tusharkumar8750]

This is not a Movie, it is a Masterpiece which needs to be protected at all cost.

[@juliacyganek-dg1lb]

2:39 to jest dobra scena! Jak się biją się chłopaki cal8, taki dobry stary boks! I hydrant się popsuł nawet! ALE FAJNIE!

[@juliacyganek-dg1lb]

A to młodzieży się w hydranci myjące! Pozwólcie młodzieży myć się hydrancie się!

[@ОщртВщу]

In scene 2 - he eliminated an extinction-level threat to his family in a fast and effective way. Thumbs up!

[@satstatchannel]

Mesmerising scenes, Brilliant actors, pertinent storyline. Simply the greatest movie ever made

[@abhouston1]

2:19 damn if it wasn't for that kick he would still be alive

[@Delulu-To-Trululu]

No, he wouldn`t. In the book it`s said that they beaten his face to mock the body (as a message to his father too), he was dead at that time.

[@koen8185]

Caan still is begging Coppola to play Sonny again , 'I pull all the bullets from my ass , let me play Sonny again....'

[@abhouston1]

@@Delulu-To-Trululu no chance it was the kick that killed him

[@diosmioeldiablo8578]

The fact that someone actually thought he was being serious is depressing

[@danielenocito5080]

🤣🤣🤣

[@davidbalija]

Marlon Brando was a great actor. He will be missed forever. Just like a true Godfather.

[@MahaDevCOD]

50 Years Gone 🥺 Still Masterpiece 👌 Background Music 🎶

[@robertodibaggio8181]

This film is obviously a Masterpiece, the Greatest Film in American cinema [from a list of brilliant ones], but that scene at 6:23 gets the vote for the greatest scene in that film, it is so mesmerizing, so deep, so much life and emotion between father and son, the scene that defines the Masterpiece.

[@will-i-am-not]

Greatest no but up there

[@tjsudac]

2:40 That 4th punch though.

[@akuzaiii1979]

Fr tho. I thought I was tripping b

[@caviyavi]

lol

[@brittanyhester1079]

It's one of the greatest mob movies of the 70's❤love the first two😊

[@sigmachad204]

The godfather is still one of the best movie I have see

[@86lanzo]

That kick to Sonny's head maybe the most unnecessary kick in cinematic history.

[@needforspeed9521]

Shows the hate they had towards him

[@86lanzo]

@@needforspeed9521 but it wasn't personal..it was business

[@Antonivs]

In the book this part is completely different, they shot Sonny's face ripping off his nose.

[@LATVERIAN1]

I agree with you. Although his name's spelled Sonny; not Sunny. There wasn't much of any "sunshine" about this character.

[@taylorlipinski4048]

I thought it was to foreshadow Carlos involvment with Sonnys death because after he beat the crap out of him he kicked him in his face

[@PedrumMazdiar]

the whole of 3 hour of this movie is iconic 🦁

[@cyrilu2146]

Don Vito died honourably playing with his grandchild, though harbours those deep regrets, he did not witness Michael become Senator , Governor or something like that.

[@barakaobama7098]

The whole movie is iconic scenes

[@thomascollino7665]

Wao those murders scenes looks much more real than what we get nowadays 50 years back then 😂😂😂😂

[@billross9132]

Wat about the police chiefs death, got shot on the head and still was moving fine few a few secs

[@geonneon4141]

@@billross9132 guns back then weren't so strong as they are in nowadays.

[@billross9132]

@@geonneon4141 that is simply a complete overstatement, even a pistol from the 1800s can put down a man when shot in the head

[@geonneon4141]

@@billross9132 immediately when shot?

[@billross9132]

@@geonneon4141 as soon as someone gets shot in the head they're falling down, the trauma to the head is real strong

[@briansiallagan1923]

Sonny: I wont make my sister widow Proceed beating up Carlo Michael: I wont make my sister widow Proceed to kill Carlo

[@Newkids33]

Two people who have not seen The Godfather all I just got to say is watch it watch one through three. The movie is something else.it's like one best gangster films ever hands down

[@porpedroiiebertrand]

The baptism scene. That is true gold. The people who disliked this scene, they sleep with the fishes.

[@justinboon3811]

Best trilogy ever will never be beaten some of the best actors ever

[@almirfarah2650]

Could you imagine a remake of this movie?! I pray each day just to don’t happen.

[@catherinelw9365]

Yes, they'd change it to Fairy Godmother and have trans people in it.

[@donahaschak1408]

Pacino. - Di Niro were great in this film. I watch it over and over again.

[@aswadabbas5744]

Al pacino nailed every fucking scene

[@acerothstein4755]

You do know they take several 'takes' right? Of course the final cut they 'nailed' the scene. Duh.

[@sumitgenzyme]

It's a Masterpiece

[@mobpsycho6417]

The baptism scene in the end was a pure masterpiece

[@mauziki]

Sonny's death still makes me cry after all this time.

[@kikihilton6824]

Me too, dam it Connie 💔

[@adityasurve8106]

Mario Puzo's The Godfather is one of the greatest film ever made for all time. The masterclass collection of iconic scenes. My most favourite is scene #1. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

[@SuperSaddlers1990]

i love how 1 of sonny's punches is no where near connecting yet they still added a sound effect and carlos still reacts to it XD

[@theallseeingmaster]

I never before noticed that while Carlo is being gently garroted, the car is driving away, like nothing is happening in the back seat.

[@edwardpakula7084]

...the chauffeur drove that car, broken mirror and windshield, like a true boss!! I truly hope that scene is never replicated in ANY other film; it belongs here!!...

[@cheyennegalen]

The Godfather movies were Absolute class. from the days when the story and the acting mattered more than todays special effects, and todays violently shacking the camera, and averaging less than 1 second per screen shot of todays movies.

[@indranilmukherjee459]

One of the great movie of all time.

[@shawshank178]

Dunno why but Don Corleone’s passing makes me sad.

[@asifcra7839]

he was presented as a lovable character. An ideal respectable family man, who was calm and averted violence.

[@carlossilva8087]

There is a horse that disagrees with you 😅

[@ÑEZ0688]

The 70s were such an epic decade for movies.

[@ahmetyasartanrverdi]

This series should definitely be included in the world heritage list.

[@chadwickdavis8529]

I like how every “iconic scene” is just someone dying

[@Sanatani_ladka_M.j]

Iconic masterpiece 👑

[@Adam-xd8df]

Still gold to this day , unbelievable how this movie was wrll made.

[@ashlynwolff]

"Hello Carlo" (Call me St Peter 'cause it's your final moment of life) One of the most underrated moments in film

[@federalisticnewyorkians4470]

Never again will this level of class be reached again

[@MarkJohnHyatt]

Godfather 1 & 2 legendary movies

[@mladen040nk]

It's easy to find iconic scenes in iconic movies

[@thomasjeffords6258]

Definitely needed Luca Brasi's death scene in this.

[@koen8185]

Part two , patience....

[@SergioKa66]

Luca Brasi was a real psychopathic monster, according to the novel.

[@thomasjeffords6258]

@@SergioKa66 yes, I read the novel and you're right. The movie makes him almost sympathetic.

[@Brandzter96]

Al Pacino and the Godfather movies really do be showing up 💯

[@kamarulkhairibella2597]

Al pacino very young..no wonder he top till now..he very good at his act..gangsta..mafia..❤ the way they shoot it looks real..yaiks..

[@apughosh6761]

When I saw this one in 1974, it made so much impact in my mind, I always felt to see it again and again.

[@ranansubramnian5157]

The best movie of the century.From a survey done on the late 90s.

[@torganya]

The most iconic scene is right after the opening credits and ends when the end credits starts

[@Danishwoman1]

True - so true! The whole movie is iconic! But the second, with shots from Sicily gives me the chills down my spine!

[@GazAce]

You would have to say.. Pacino’s greatest role

[@altafsharif6661]

3 legends at once sharing screen

[@brittanyhester1079]

One of the greatest mob movies of all time❤

[@Ivanovich-z8m]

The best movie ever made....And also shall stay as the best..

[@Paul-vf2wl]

The biggest flaw in Michaels baptism day hits was assuming Clemenza would be able to climb 2 flights of stairs.

[@JoeLattimore-ss2pm]

The way he flops hid head into the table so hard, the table flips over 😂😂.. my boy went down hard as hell 😂😂..

[@EdmondoCitarella]

Che attori meravigliosi ❤

[@sarahjacobs1516]

When he dropped that gem on Michael like it was nothing "Whoever comes to you with the Barzzini meeting...." He taught Michael well...

[@Azzthom2]

One of the best films ever made and yet Part 2 STILL managed to top it!

[@srkrk4598]

Greeting from Türkiye 🇹🇷 this movie is legend! Number one

[@garylawrence7547]

The most iconic movie of the 20th century!

[@zkrhmn]

Zero complaints about De Niro in Part 2 but I do wonder what could've been if Brando had come back to play a younger Vito, without the makeup, gruff voice etc, he may have found even more room to work with than he said he enjoyed the first time round. Unlikely if you consider the award debacle, but if we stay in this hypothetical world, he might've landed a 2nd Oscar in 2 years for the same role.

[@zkrhmn]

The idea of him as Vito but moving how he did in "Waterfront", especially in the scenes with Fanucci is tantalising... but even all that said, likely for the best how it went down, as De Niro's intro allowed for Pacino to flourish centre stage, Brando's return may have stepped on his spotlight.

[@mikebockey4125]

i like both films as they are. part three? -meh, not so much

[@richsalazme]

2:40 Earlier scene showed her mother told him not to interfere with his sister's marriage. His interference is what got him killed.

[@quevivaespana3392]

Me encanta la cara de asesino que pone Willis Chichio cuando encierra a Cuneo en la puerta y lo masacra.

[@الاميرالمحارب-ب3و]

I ll never stop watching this movie, lt is one of my favourite

[@corrinepouliot478]

Yeah a lot of iconic scenes were violent ones, but I wish they included some more of the scenes with more dialogue too

[@akuperala8584]

One of the best crime and mafia movies of all time. Godfather one and two is great movies. Today i watched Carlito's way. It was good movie but i like Godfather movies. Coppola is great director. And Marlon Brando, Al Pacino, Dianne Keaton, James Caan and Robert de Niro great actors. Really masterpieces of the history of cinema.

[@ryanehlis426]

The wages of sin is death, not just physical death but eternal separation in hell. But the gift of God is salvation through Jesus the Christ. He died as the sinless perfect sacrifice so we could be saved.

[@AgentN-s5u]

I have never watched the movies but that one scene where he becomes the godfather in 2 senses of the word is so beautiful and brutal at the same time. I wish movies were this deep nowadays.

[@Vindix007]

KZbin: No porn or bad language here. KZbin: Brutal deaths? That’s ok.

[@emememelianenko]

4:38 I really love the way he died.

[@megabolt5898]

2:44 That was a brutal right... He punched with so much force, the shockwave from his punch probably did more damage than his own fist! O_o

[@Eleventhearlofmars]

0:55 the way Mo Green just casually lay back down on his arm after being shot in the eye. 😂