The Godfather (1972) Movie Reaction! We had our doubts but we were wrong!

We are diving into a little bit of classic and The Godfather was our first thought since it's one of the famous movies but we haven't seen it both! We were skeptical about the movie but oh boy...this movie proved us wrong! We were so caught up in it and we were glad that this is a trilogy!!!
we didn't even recognize Al Pacino...that's how dumb we were! 🤣
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[@kennyhewlett7060]

Deliverance

[@alikasra415]

Towering Inferno!

[@matthewwhite7473]

Heat 1995 De Niro & Pachino :)

[@corsicanlulu]

the skeleton key

[@Betts711]

Scarface, Pulp Fiction, and Goodfellas

[@Mr.Ekshin]

Michael conducted this war, NOT like a mafia don, but like a military man. He used precise timing, brilliant strategy, and a militaristic approach to intelligence gathering and subterfuge. He essentially carried out a "shock and awe" campaign that left his enemies reeling. This single day's events let all the other families know that the Corleone family was NOT weakened by the death of Vito. They all quickly realized that Michael was a leader to be respected, and sometimes feared.

[@USCFlash]

except that is not how it happened in the book.

[@dunbardunelm3924]

Brilliant description! 🤩🎊🥂

[@JRMAV1]

@@USCFlash So? The movie did it better. The book isn’t always better.

[@USCFlash]

@@JRMAV1 So? I did not say the book was better or worse. Learn to read. I was simply pointing out it did not happen in the book. That's all. Piss off.

[@rollomaughfling380]

@@USCFlash It's a reaction to the film, ya dum-dum.

[@izzonj]

Key moment: when Michael visits his father in the hospital and he says to him, "I'm with you now, pop." From that moment on, Michael is in the family business, 100%.

[@billolsen4360]

And that led to the Dark Side

[@missk8tie]

Also the scene on the front steps of the hospital, when you see him realize he has the capacity for this sort of planning and violence.

[@swanvictor887]

@@missk8tie I think he always knew...

[@swanvictor887]

And perhaps his father's heart broke completely. Don Corleone wanted Michael to be a Senator or even....the President....but it all died when Michael became the Don.

[@Steve-wo7gt]

Nah. When he shot that cop and Virgil Sollozo. *That* was when he reached the point of no return.

[@jasonm8017]

You guys did very well following the story and all the characters. So many characters, can be quite confusing for many in the first watch. About 50% of Godfather fans think Godfather II is even better. I can’t decide, they’re both perfect.

[@brovold72]

I had some trouble at first because where I'm from I'm not familiar with Italian names so I kept conflating them. Ha ha if they'd been called Johansen and Olson and Skalland and Gustafson and Thorvaldson then no problemo.

[@scottodonnell7121]

More than 50%. GFII is the better movie and one of the GOAT

[@carlosfuentes9506]

I was about to comment this! I love how well they followed the movie and paid attention to details that most of us miss the first time watching.

[@STOCKHOLM07]

Part II is nothing compared to this movie but it's still really, really good.

[@Itstwofourteen]

Honestly, I kinda see them as one long film. I can never start Part I and NOT follow with Part II immediately after it. Same way with the LOTR films. I must see them all in one sitting. Now, with Part III, even though it is weaker and has many flaws, I personally like it. It still has many iconic moments. But I agree with Coppola's assessment that it should've never been called "The Godfather Part III" but rather "The Death of Michael Corleone." It is a epilogue, and separate from the others in a way.

[@drlee2]

The Godfather is in a small class of film that I consider to be perfect. Your joke analogy is perfect to explain the difference between older films and newer ones. Movies in the 70s, 80s and 90s (and even ones before that) really paid attention to detail and were about telling a story, just like a methodical joke that has a lot of detail, so when you get to the punchline, the result is a big payoff just like the ending of a great scene or film. The beginning and middle of the scene/movie is just as good as the ending because the writers and director took their time getting there and filled it with a lot of depth. But modern movies are missing the meat of the story, so that everything feels like a punchline. Every other line characters say in movies now, regardless of genre, feels like constant jokes and sarcasm. There's no meat to the scenes or depth to the characters. When every character is sarcastic, they don't feel unique or real. They feel like writers' puppets and sounding boards. Also, there are actually some early 00s movies that are definitely great, too. But somewhere around the late 00s, films lost their individuality and many of them sadly started feeling interchangeable.

[@MJoy4Fun]

very well put! there is so many new movies that i haven't watch due to trailers who shows too much... and makes me feel that i already watched the movie.. or bcuz i had a big feeling how it would be.. and when i gave it a chance i was right.. it was just like that. now when it comes to movies like GodFather... oh boy. dont put a big table filled with food next to me cuz i will eat everything!! it will make me feel is not a movie.. but a story that i am watching through a magical invisible glass that nobody can see me! hahaha

[@TheBombasticFatRat]

Bros never heard of Christopher Nolan

[@richardclegg5853]

Great job, I've seen this movie 25+ times over 40+ years and I'm still picking up nuances you both nailed the first time. Great to see people enjoying a movie I've cherished since first seeing it all those years ago... keep em coming!!!

[@MJoy4Fun]

Wow, thanks! that's impressive!! dunno how many times ive seen Matrix but i am close to that number if not higher

[@MJoy4Fun]

Wow so much love for this movie!! thank you everyone for the kind and heartwarming comments!! Sorry if we couldn't reply to everyone!!

[@bigal6442]

You guys are great!

[@danielolortegui8422]

This is seriously your first time watching this movie? SMH

[@MJoy4Fun]

@@danielolortegui8422 for real!! no joke about it. i always wanted to watch it but since i played more games than watching movies... i always forgot about it... can't believe i did that though

[@danielolortegui8422]

@@MJoy4Fun Wait until you see part 2

[@jaredwilson28]

@@danielolortegui8422 I prefer part 2.

[@thereckoning8326]

Hope you realised that Johnny was Frank Sinatra. The movie he got was From Here To Eternity and it did make him a super star!! Godfather 2 is also wonderful.

[@blacbraun]

He wasn't Sinatra but he was loosely based on him.

[@Ben-bb7mi]

@@blacbraun The story about him and the band leader is true. Sinatra was connected with the mob and those connections got him out of Tommy Dorsey's Orchestra

[@MJoy4Fun]

i read about it too!! and yes it is based on him

[@thereckoning8326]

@@Ben-bb7mi the biography about Sinatras mother basically explains the Italian neighbourhood they all grew up in, in NY, which is well detailed in Godfather 2. He was also a great God Son. When they wanted him to sing at the casinos in Vegas, he was there like a shot and brought his friends along too!

[@Ben-bb7mi]

@@thereckoning8326 and that is how the Rat Pack was born

[@oobrocks]

The main trivia: the studio tried hard to fire Al Pacino due to his "minimalist style," but the Director won the Oscar for screen play for Patton; therefore Coppola had the authority to keep him. Btw the studio nearly fired Coppola too!

[@rrmenton8016]

My favorite scene is when Michael and Enzo the baker pretend to have guns in front if the hospital, to scare the hitmen. Enzo is shaking so bad he cannot light his cigarette, so Michael lights it for him. Then Michael looks at his own hand, its not shaking at all, and he knows right there. Exsoldier, business student in college, and nerves of steel; he has everything he needs to be the Don. It's a cool moment.

[@michaelangelocostello2599]

I really enjoyed watching the movie again with you guys. Great analogy at the end on new and old movies. The Godfather part 2 is even better… they’re a classic.

[@MJoy4Fun]

thank you so much!

[@vinniemoran7362]

Love your comparison between movies and comedy back then and now. Perfect. Thoroughly enjoyed your reaction.

[@lennyestrella6252]

It is so satisfying seeing you guys enjoy the Godfather it is a cinematic masterpiece and not be missed

[@tentoesdownchristianity]

This is one of the best shot movies everyone's personality is so detailed. It feels like Don Corleone, Michael, Tom and Sonny could all be the main character of thier own movie. Also the joke analogy was really good I believe that it's true.

[@louielouie22]

Part 2 is great too. It shows how it all started and a young Robert dinero plays a young godfather

[@casandrabarnes]

This is the first time I've watch you two and I love you!! I saw the Godfather in the theater in 1972 so is pleases me that you enjoyed this classic. You will love Godfather II also. You have a new fan in me!!

[@Chihome]

Man I loved watching you guys react to this! Such passion and realness!

[@rodneysisco6364]

The house in Long Beach where the Corleone's lived in the movie is about 3 blocks from my house and the toll booth on the Loop Parkway where Sonny was killed is about 3 miles away It was torn down years ago though .

[@MJoy4Fun]

ohhh wow! so u were there lol

[@kobe42085]

You guys are incredibly intuitive. Well done.

[@khalidamajoud4114]

Really appreciated your comments and "analysis" of what had happened on screen. What a phenomenal movie! It just gets better and better with each viewing.

[@chuckb11]

Sollozzo refers to himself as a "man of honour" to indicate that he is a member of a mafia clan. in Sicily the mafia is referred to as the "honoured society" and members "men of honour". The line is something like "You must understand that I'm a man of honor..." He's telling Michael that he is made in their tradition, Michael says he understands. Solozzo goes on to explain "You do? You must understand that I helped the Tattaglia family and once I make a deal, I seek nothing but peace. Leave aside all this nonsense." He's essentially telling Michael that if he understands, then he should understand why the hit on Vito was inevitable in accordance with their tradition.

[@MJoy4Fun]

yeah but they forgot or didn't knew.. that Michael never planned to join his Family business.. and when he did he didn't care a crap of how tradition between mafia works.. he applied what he learned in the war.. no honor, no mercy...

[@botz77]

I love how the one actor couldn't remember his lines so Francis Ford Coppola just used that as a nervous character trait. Very clever, and nice of him not to just fire the guy.

[@mikeortiz6008]

There are gangster movies and then there is the Godfather this movie had such a powerful mafia feel to it back in the 70s because there was nothing like it and it still stands today as one of the greatest movies of all time. With the powerful actors like Al Pacino Marlon Brando James Caan and so many other great performances it really put the adaptation of Mario Puzos book to life!! Great reaction to know a new generation appreciates great film making!!

[@badplay156]

In the book (I think the book), it was explained that Michael was the strongest of all of them. It was said that he was the only one who could say no to his father and maje it stick

[@annabanana7298]

I love how sophisticated your take on the movie is! You saw from the beginning that the “business” relationships were a complex weave of support and betrayal, and your comments throughout reflected that. I needed to watch the movie many times before I reached the level of understanding that you showed at your first viewing. Kudos to you both! And definitely Please review Godfather 2!

[@Boomerbox2024]

Another great reaction. You two are a pleasure to watch. There is a movie that other reactors have so far overlooked and that I think you would thoroughly enjoy. It is the Tom Hanks, Steven Spielberg movie "The Terminal." You might also like to look into "The Freshman" which stars Marlon Brando playing an actor who strongly resembles The Godfather. It is a great comedy. Keep up the good work.

[@MJoy4Fun]

Added!! and we are glad you loved it!! probably it played a big role that we haven't watched it before

[@cflournoy1529]

I love The Terminal!! It seems to slip under the radar with most people.

[@Boomerbox2024]

@@cflournoy1529 Absolutely. In my opinion, The greatest weakness of the Reaction Video genre is the film selection process. I understand the desire to maximize ones audience by giving them what they want, but that strategy is terribly flawed. It results in the most popular films being reacted to to death, while a hundred times as many deserving films go unwatched. Hopefully the genre will evolve.

[@jannaromine5908]

I agree "The Freshman" is a truly great movie !

[@zel3077]

I like part 2 than 1. Still, this movies revolutionize the cinema industry. Its literally an art!!! ❤❤

[@MJoy4Fun]

then u gotta stay close cuz the part 2 will be up soon

[@D22_T]

"2 shots a piece !" xD she's a menace !

[@Sunsets330]

The first few seconds of this vid is an instant youtube reaction classic!

[@marcellomercuri5619]

The cat in the first scene is the real boss. She controls Vito Corleone's mind like a puppet master.

[@peggykunkel9180]

This is my favorite movie of all time. I saw this 21 times in the theater when it came out. Godfather II is also very good.

[@jeremybr2020]

I can't wait for the reaction to Godfather 2. It stands right there with Aliens as one of the best sequels to incredibly good movies. That is so hard to do. To have the 1st movies be so strong and epic. To have sequels that not only match it, some would say even surpasses them, is something truly special.

[@carlossanchez6733]

"you think he's going to let him live?" Next scene "ughhehsggsjtthhadds"

[@TheThetaMan]

I'm subscribed immediately. You both have a genuine reaction to this movie and the way you piece things and your dialogue to figure things out together. I love it. 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾💯💯❤

[@NATIVESUNSETS65]

Great reaction , you guys really nailed the whole nuance , plot , characters , even figuring out what you thought was the next moves of the characters . Thumbs up subbed ! Two movies from the 70's that are great you should react too are The Deer Hunter and Deliverance both movies won multiple Academy Award Oscars .

[@JohnCollins-mm5dq]

1st of all I just want to say that I really enjoy your reactions, they are a lot of fun. You said something so profound when you were comparing movie making of old versus movies of today. You compared it to telling a joke and that comparison blew my mind seriously. I have never heard anyone explain it that way but you are absolutely correct that was a spot on comparison.. 👍👍

[@ScarlettM]

19:47 - this was probably already mentioned, but it's been months since the shooting. Michael had a bad healed break in his jaw and that cause a permanent bruise and other issues. He had it fixed after returning to US.

[@MrUndersolo]

I love how your body language began to match up as you watched this (eg. the folded arms after Michael's bodyguard betrayed him). Seriously, a great reaction, people. New sub!

[@nluna75]

They made a tv show called, "The Offer" which is based on the making of the Godfather.

[@peterengelen2794]

''Keep your friends close, but your enemies closer'', that was the whole reason why Michael said to Tom, ''You're out'', because at that moment, he was the only person he could trust.

[@larrybell726]

“You need to give them two shots a piece!” Damn… cold…😉

[@danjay67]

First, let me say I almost never comment on videos but I had to tell you how much I enjoyed your reaction to this movie. I have probably viewed 1&2 at least 40+ times in my life. Probably more. Seeing it through your eyes was so much fun! These masterpieces did not have cinematic special effects or crazy visuals to carry them through. They only had a brilliant story, good acting, and sound photography and editing to piece the story together. Thank you for this. I truly enjoyed it.

[@tomg6318]

Part 2 will be like two movies you will see Vito Corleone growing as a young boy

[@laudanum669]

That is a real Horse head in the bed and Woltz's scream is genuine. He was told they would use a fake head.

[@tobinhays652]

I am a DVD/Bluray collector. I have a very extensive spreadsheet based on critical & popular reviews. I buy my movies based on the score the spreadsheet produces. Out of my 3200 movies on the list, I have disagreed with the rating exactly twice. While the Godfather (I & II) are not my personal favorites, in the compilation scores, The Godfather is #1 on the list, The Godfather part II is #2. They are both in my top ten of personal favorites. I'm glad you watched and enjoyed it. In the book, and there is a KZbin video out there, that talks about the backstory of Luca Brassi that describes why he so loyal to the Corleones that is interesting. Keep watching great movies!

[@matthewcostello3530]

Pacino's grandparents were actually from Corleone, Sicily but he never told anyone for years

[@damonmcfarland9364]

this. My ALL-TIME Favorite Film. It's Perfect in every way.

[@MJoy4Fun]

i think it just became ours too!!

[@RuthyTCorrea]

The Godfather won 3 Oscars and 4 nominations, true classic, also Godfather 2.

[@gregdark5203]

Fun watching this. The Godfather is my all time favorite film. I know every inch of it. Your reactions are right on. The old joke/new joke comparison is brilliant.

[@freddieNyack]

first time I saw Cicci keeping back the crowd while Sonny beats Carlo in the street. Looks sharp .

[@TheRealDarrylStrawberry]

when i saw this movie for the first time i thought the exact same thing "why the heck havent i seen this movie?"

[@andrewj6256]

loved this reaction

[@joaopauloj.p.5263]

Great vídeo, congrats from Brazil ! Happy new year !!!

[@antarcticorb9197]

You two are so smart and inciteful...great reaction! I'm subscribing....now!!!

So I guess we are now entering to the rabbit whole of GOOD OLD CLASSIC FREAKING AWESOME MOVIES, hell yeah. I love this channel

[@greeneyedelk]

the book is amazing too!

[@brandonday2494]

Great reaction. You guys caught SO much for a first watch. There are levels and levels to unpack if you re-watch a few times. Guessing that Michael would take over was great, but of course, Al Pacino is Al Pacino because of the Godfather. At the time the movie was released he was still unknown. Also enjoy that she called for the double-tap "to be sure". A real one, and a keeper!

[@philmullineaux5405]

Directed by Coppola, all his immediate family are actors/directors. Sophia, Nicolas Cage, and Connie...is Rocky Balboa's wife! Coppola also did Apacalypse Now, and The Outsiders, chock packed full of future stars! Also in this series, Sonny's iligitimate son, with the woman he's screwing behind the door, plays a major role in 3! In part 2 the FBI agent is Harry Dean Stanton! He's been in every movie made since the silent era!😅😅😅. Outsiders, Red Dawn, Godfather 2, Dillinger, Green Mile, Alien, and others. RIP to him. The guy Carlo, is still alive and very well connected, and has avoided death, even in foreign countries, because of his Ties. He wrote 1 or 2 books, best sellers, about his businesses, casinos, mob ties, and various stories. He tells it point blank, who and why, killed JFK, RFK, and Monroe. And no one has tried to sue him from the Monroe estate or the Kennedys, because they know every word he said, is true! And they dont want him spilling his guts off, in open court! Type in here, carlo from godfather, tells mob stories! The hit on Sonny, they guy that designed the hit and all the exploding blood speefs, he said, he never put so many creepy ass blood spleefs on anyone ever before! A masterclass of comedy writing, movie was made in the 90s as a semi parody of this movie, well woth watching. Starring Vito, Clemenza from part 2, and Matthew Broderick called, The Freshman. Well worth watching! Young clemenza also in, when Harry met Sally, City Slickers, and Good Morning Vietnam! The movie guy's story is partially true. Frank Sinatra was a huge star in the 30s and 40s but wanted to break into acting, and in good parts but his star was fading. He and his crew started hanging out with huge mob people. They were known as The Rat Pack. Dean, Him, Peter, Sammy, and Joey. Suddenly frank gets parts in 2 of the biggest movies ever....From Here to Eternity and The Manchurian Candidate! Vito was better than Michael, because he was a family man first, before he was a boss. And this is one series, where part 2 is better than 1!!! And u must watch a comedy called, The Freshman! So funny and good! Brando plays a caricature of himself, and his young friend from Godfather 2, has a part in it! Also realize, in part 2, roth is behind every hit, but he does them with words an inuendo, and knows other people will carry out hits, without him even ordering them!

[@Sailor2Cruiser]

It was fun watching your reactions and interactions for this movie. As a side note, I have been to Olongapo, Baguio and Constantza.

[@varowan1]

Must watch godfather 2, it's also magical. Your opinion about old/new movies, jokes, music gave me chills. That is sooooo true. I really enjoyed this, had a terrible day and listening to the two of you experience this for the first time was great. Take care. 😊

[@odadingmangoleh4585]

Actor named luca brasi is a real mafia His real name is lenny montana you can find on youtube, he works for colombo family, colombo family is an advisor to this film, this is a fact, In 1971 there was a great mafia war in New York, but I didn't know there was a movie the godfather's true story or not

[@MrAitraining]

Looking forward to part 2. I wouldn't bother with part 3. It's just not in the same level. Godfather 2 is perfect and a beautiful production. Part 1 was actually pretty low budget. Francis had a lot more $ and creative stroke for part 2 and it shows.

[@leisastalnaker3790]

People forget. Michael was a Marine, he knows how to kill.

[@robinreiley1828]

I saw "The Godfather" in the theatre when I was 15. I have lost count of how many times I have watched it since then. The book by Mario Puzo that the film was based on was very good.

[@alonzocoyethea6148]

an AFI top 100...almost 50 years old and still a great flick to watch

[@rxtsec1]

In the book he had the wound for a few years and needed corrective surgery

[@jackstraw6859]

Had Apallonia lived in Sicily, Michael would have brought her back to America. He always planned on coming back.

[@josephmangione0769]

Well done. She did an amazing job picking up on things. And he too was brilliant. A nice European perspective on his part. Awesome

[@MJoy4Fun]

thank you so much!

[@davidw5629]

You're going to like The Godfather II

[@goldenageofdinosaurs7192]

You guys are gonna like the next movie as well. It’s often mentioned among very few sequels that are as good, or better than the original.

[@mattm4570]

I like you guys reactions and your accents. I’m from Australia 🇦🇺. I’m Irish and German

[@865style]

That movie is a top 5 movie ever in my opinion. Great reaction guys.

[@MJoy4Fun]

Thank you ❤️❤️

[@sorrowfulrage1923]

You both seem very genuine and sweet. Great review!

[@bronson1392]

Do you have to pay the film companies for their cut or not? Do you take the ads away for the full unedited versions on patreon? Thanks.

[@terryprust9604]

Love watching you really figure out the story with great character development. You are 100% right about today's movies using cgi and dirty scripts to bring younger crowd in.

[@ja5467]

The reason Carlo was garroted in the car was because Michael wanted him to die in the most painful way possible for his part in the killing of Santino!

[@BruceJohnson-om5kl]

When Michael heard that Sonny got murdered he took that personal. He was coming back regardless. He was tell his wife and family i got to go. They are at War.

[@blakerh]

You guys should watch "Goodfellas" next. Another classic mafia movie.

[@rotru4977]

Great reaction to an iconic movie!!

[@MJoy4Fun]

thank you!!

[@klaaaudiolai]

Plot twist; even if Italians they can't pronounce any names or words properly. It reminds me of Martin Scorsese who still doesn't know how his surname is pronounced.

[@joannevincent2035]

It was great fun watching this movie with you on your first viewing. (For me, it's close to 157 ).

[@ScarlettM]

Consider reading the book (it covers 1st and second movie). It answers many questions, fills out characters. Also, there are many scenes in the movie that don't really make sense unless you read the book.

[@paulharrold]

These were Actor's ! Not prop's for special effects like today . there are 2 more Godfather movie's , The Maltese Falcon with Humphrey Bogart is one of the truly great classic movies , thanks guys enjoyed it .

[@MJoy4Fun]

ohh man. sounds so good for us. we gotta try that one for sure and yes those were the true way to show the acting skills

[@paulharrold]

@@MJoy4Fun You'll see many of the same actor's ,that were in Casablanca ,because of the old studio contract system, it kept little troops' of actor's together to make many different movies together. But Bogie was always the leading man . Have a Great Day

[@B-a-t-m-a-n]

Great reaction! I thought there was a problem with the sound but I was wrong. You guys might like some Clint Eastwood "Dirty Harry" movies.

[@sonnyb7612]

Gotta watch the Godfather 2 movie also. Great also.

[@jnagarya519]

No: he roped the guy into owing him a debt.

[@bonnieshirley1633]

The singer may be Sinatra in real life

[@sirhoopalot1]

Btw, the word "mafia" was never uttered in the movie.

[@Cookieboy70]

Excited for you to see the trilogy!

[@gilbertogonzalez9956]

La mejor pelicula de mis tiempos .

[@aldack]

de todos los tiempos

[@philvenn576]

I wish I could watch this movie for the first time again. Please do the second one. Anyway, I’ve subscribed

[@MJoy4Fun]

we did!! and thank you for subbing!!

[@william678910]

The day Apolonia died is the day Michael became Godfather

[@petermachare5711]

American Film Institute ranked The Godfather as the second greatest movie of all time.

[@IssaFram]

Was it WW2 or was it another war? These two are actually good at reactions. They use their brains and also pay attention.

[@SuperEfedrina]

JAJAJA lo que me encanta de este principio del vídeo es la ignorancia del tipo diciendo de que si ese personaje es el señor AL PACINO xDxD en fin pues es que acaso no le estas viendo la so maldita cara? JAJAJAJ evidentemente es un AL PACINO muy joven pero so carajos... se le puede reconocer ,muy EASY xDxD

[@ryanw3658]

Americans *hated* 1st and 2nd generation Sicilians bad like REAL bad. That’s how a war hero gets treated like shit. Also money.

[@MJoy4Fun]

i know they had one of the worst jobs amoung others.. it was quite a important somehow to have their own Head who runs the neighborhood like a Don... that way they will make sure someone is protecting their people

[@richardzinns5314]

Please continue with the Godfather Trilogy, but your comments on old versus new movies made me think you also would really enjoy Chinatown (1974), a private eye movie that is certainly one of the greatest movies ever made. And by the way, if you want to compare that with an even much older (and great) movie that essentially began the private eye movie tradition, there's The Maltese Falcon (1941), which inspired so many others.

[@NefariousPorpoise]

Directors in those days grew up reading books, these days they grow up watching movies. You can see the difference.

[@TheApilas]

Highly recommend you to also to watch The Godfather: Part II, thats shows the beginning of the Godfather besides the continuation of Michael as The Godfather

[@PUNKMYVIDEO]

Frank Fontane is supposed to be Frank Sinatra