THE GODFATHER (1972) | FIRST TIME WATCHING | MOVIE REACTION

THE GODFATHER (1972) | FIRST TIME WATCHING | MOVIE REACTION
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[@HABIBIBROTHERS717]

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[@DSmith264]

A lot of things can slip by on first watch, but you guys are pretty quick to pick up on the details. Nice job👍

[@brunopadovani7347]

The guy at the hospital who helped Michael was the Italian POW who the Godfather helped stay in the US to marry the baker's daughter.

[@HABIBIBROTHERS717]

thank you that actually make so much sense ♥♥♥

[@carlajenkins1990]

It is Christmas when the Godfather is assaulted. On New Year's Eve, Michael moves the hospital bed and vows to be on the side of his father. The baker's daughter is having her baby then, so Enzo pays his respects. He carries flowers to see the Don but winds up standing with Michael on the hospital steps.

[@carlajenkins1990]

This is one of the finest screenplays ever written. Rich and complex. Woven, not haphazardly slapped together.

[@hectorsmommy1717]

He is a great example of the friends of the Godfather, just like his FIL the baker. Enzo has a good life ahead of him in the bakery so there is no need for him to get into any kind of role with the family, but will always have their support and protection. The baker showed his friendship by making the wedding cake so he also had the freedom to ask a favor which was willingly granted. Enzo has done a great service to the Don so he also will be in their good graces. Even showing respect by bringing flowers to the hospital is a good thing.

[@MrGrinch-qt3qj]

The singer Johnny Fontane was modeled after Frank Sinatra who tried to stop the movie from being made. In real life Frank had a Godfather who supposedly got him into the movie business.

[@jackcade68]

The role in question was private Maggio from 'From here to eternity"

[@bigmikem1578]

And the girl was Mia farrow.

[@lawsonj39]

@@bigmikem1578From Here to Eternity was a long time before Sinatra got mixed up with Mia Farrow. She was 8 years old in 1953 when the movie came out--younger when it was being made.

[@PeterOConnell-pq6io]

And a very good one it was, but hope no dead horses were involved@@jackcade68

[@DaisyChain3339.]

​@bigmikem1578 wrong.

[@michelleranta3601]

You guys should do a reaction to Goodfellas..Love your channel.

[@52montoya]

Godfather II is a nice follow up to this one.

[@LeChaunce]

That's like saying breathing is a nice follow up to living. :D

[@charlieeckert4321]

The actor who played Fredo, John Cazale, made only 5 movies. All of them received the Oscar for Best Picture. He died before the last of those movies was released. All of his performances were very subtle and memorable (in Godfather Part 2 his character was very important to the plot). Everyone who worked with him was heartbroken when he died and wished he had time to give us more memorable performances.

[@Gerhardium]

Such a great artist!

[@JoannDavi]

@@Gerhardium - His long tome girlfriend (and very possible future fiancee) was Meryl Streep.

[@sassymess7111]

I own DOG DAY AFTERNOON on DVD.

[@HABIBIBROTHERS717]

he's so great i believed him to be that character tbh

[@christofferjenzen78]

His statistics are already insane as is and will never be surpassed,no need to put extras on it. The conversation and Dog Day afternoon didn't win but I agree,he was amazing.

[@Al_NERi]

Excellent reaction thanks. I just discovered this channel because I seek out every Godfather reaction I can find. I hope you guys react to many more films, especially classics of the caliber of The Godfather. Nice work I subbed

[@HABIBIBROTHERS717]

Welcome aboard!

[@vellaropedart9190]

When Don Corleone tells Sonny "Never tell anyone outside the family what you're thinking!" that has always stayed with me.

[@chrisofmelbourne87]

Agree. Same!

[@alonenjersey]

That advice is as sound now as it was all those years ago.

[@kck9742]

This was so well-done. Back then the Italian mafia had "rules"... you left the families (wives and children) alone. You maintained a certain amount of public respectability. The scene that gets me is Michael in church saying the vows at his nephew's baptism, including rejecting Satan, while showing all the "hits" he ordered being carried out. His character really transformed.

[@jamiehill3621]

I liked the no wives and kids rule not so much because it was just classy but the fact they knew anyone's family could be gotten too so this helped provide peace of mind.

[@kck9742]

@@jamiehill3621 Exactly -- if you went after their family, they could go after yours too.

[@KaiOcean]

Except they were not not Italian, they were Sicilian. Maybe not an important difference to you , but very important to the Sicilian mafia.

[@chrisofmelbourne87]

Yes agree. Wow

[@gwenkay8218]

The baby “Nephew’s” baptism was actually director Coppola’s daughter, future Oscar-winning (screenplay for Lost in Translation)) and nominated Oscar for Best Director- Sofia Coppola.

[@AW11-e4h]

Part 2 is a must 👍

[@subversivelysurreal3645]

It’s an excellent film! Free Palestine 🇵🇸

[@alonenjersey]

No argument from me.

[@im-gi2pg]

Request: “Bonnie and Clyde” 1967. Faye Dunaway and Warren Beatty. True crime drama.🎭 You’ll like it, guaranteed.

[@BrianAbbot-pk5mf]

Great movie! Top ten movie all time for sure. Loving the movie reactions! Take care guys.

[@MlTCH]

Definitely do Godfather Part 2 as soon as possible so the first one is still fresh in your mind. It’s best that way.

[@himwhoisnottobenamed5427]

But avoid part 3. Did I say part 3? What part 3?

[@jilliansmaniotto2326]

@@himwhoisnottobenamed5427I like to pretend part 3 never happened, and that sofia coppola never had an acting career - just a directing career.

[@alonenjersey]

@@jilliansmaniotto2326 Good idea. I didn't care at all when I read it had been remastered.

[@xdonthave1xx]

It is like I always say. The magnificent first part, the excellent follow up, and the one that makes it a trilogy.

[@willlazenby1050]

Great reaction, looking forward to Godfather Pt. 2!

[@thedisciple516]

Only reactor I've ever seen to accurately guess that it was the horse.. Congrats

[@88wildcat]

Of course I am still waiting for a reactor to call that Sonny is being set up by Carlo before he gets to the toll booth. I am about zero for fifty on that one.

[@rachelolson5488]

The book is just as good 👍

[@steamedwatermelon2165]

I'm always happy to see someone watch this for the first time.

[@tomrobbins5242]

You brothers make an excellent point about Michael learning to be a cold-blooded killer as a U.S. soldier.

[@gawainethefirst]

He was a Marine.

[@davestang5454]

No, not really accurate. During World War 2, soldiers fighting for the Axis powers far and away preferred to surrender to the Americans because they knew they would get much better treatment than at the hands of the Russians. There is no evidence that Michael's military service turned him into a "cold-blooded killer" and he did very little killing himself. Michael's military service did make him into an effective, decisive leader.

[@lawsonj39]

@@gawainethefirstSo a Marine isn't a soldier?

[@jilliansmaniotto2326]

@@lawsonj39technically, marines aren’t called soldiers within US military. soldier = army; sailor = navy; airman = air force; marine = marines; coast guardsman/coastie = coast guard.

[@OMOMOMOMOM190]

@@jilliansmaniotto2326technically yes but generally speaking, the words “soldier” and “army” are used in general to mean any of the above service branches

[@heliotropezzz333]

Vendettas are revenge attacks.

[@leeyaferguson9019]

Yep.

[@thomasmorisette9042]

I’m obsessed with this movie to the point where I’ve easily seen at last 25 reaction videos and have to say you guys are my favorite cause I could tell you were generally shocked by the inside culture of the mafia yet are street smart enough yourself that you not only easily followed along but picked up on what would happen next. respect !

[@alonenjersey]

I'll take a guess and estimate I've seen this classic maybe two dozen times.

[@johnscott4196]

None of the movies explain but I take satisfaction in the novel explaining that decades later Michael tracked down Fabrizio who had moved to upstate NY and opened a pizza place. His hitman took him out.

[@davepedersen6372]

Actually there was a particular cut of one of the movies (TV version perhaps) where there was a scene showing Fabrizio being hit at his pizza place.

[@slchance8839]

I remember that from the book. "Say, i hear you got a great tattoo under that shirt? Lemme see it." "Micheal Corleone says hello." Bang! Bang! to the face.

[@matthewcostello3530]

the actor who said Mike was a war hero was an actual detective with the NYC police dept he and his partner broke up the French Connection

[@sassymess7111]

WHAT??!! Never heard that Thanks for the info.

[@thesuckerisyou]

​@sassymess7111 Sonny Grosso. His part was played by Roy Scheider in The French Connection. In the film his name was changed to Buddy 'Cloudy' Russo.

[@robertcartwright4374]

Oh, that's a great detail! The French Connection is one of my favorite movies.

[@alonenjersey]

In Mario Puzos' book, The detective who says Mike was a war hero was a paid insider for Sonny.

[@thesuckerisyou]

@@alonenjersey "My man in McCluskey's precinct." Indeed.

[@Stogie2112]

A lot of people didn't realize why the hit men were waiting for Sonny at the toll booth. Carlo was paid by Barzini to set up Sonny. By beating up his wife, Connie, Carlo knew that she would call Sonny for help. Thanks to Sonny's anger, he rushed right over there, and the hit men were waiting for him at the causeway toll booth.

[@House0fHoot]

Yes it was a set up. Carlo was a cowardly wife-beating traitor.

[@rodneysisco6364]

The scenes in Long Beach ,the wedding,the garden scene where Don Corleone dies , were filmed about 3 blocks from my house . That house is still there The scene where Sonny is killed at the toll booth is on the Loop Parkway about 3 miles from my house .

[@HABIBIBROTHERS717]

Thats dope

[@thesuckerisyou]

Gentlemen, youve just seen the greatest movie ever made.

[@shoujahatsumetsu]

Second best, after number 2

[@thesuckerisyou]

@shoujahatsumetsu Part 2 is my all time favorite movie. But, Brando's performance puts 1 over the top. There is nothing like it in all of cinema.

[@shoujahatsumetsu]

Yeah, I can agree to that, legendary performance.

[@finncullen]

What about Nutty Professor II: The Klumps ?

[@chrisofmelbourne87]

Yes agree. Wow!

[@joelwillis2043]

Intelligent reaction! Looking forward to Godfather II.

[@codyaucoin3412]

The cat in the opening scene just kind of showed up, and Brando just started petting it throughout the scene.

[@paulbooth8516]

Morning and Evening post: Newspapers would publish 2 additions daily. Back in those days. Just to answer a common question about the speed that news would travel.

[@johnscott4196]

In the book it explains that his cheek bone was broken by the police captain, he couldn't get it fixed until he got back to the states. (He was in Sicily btw, near where his father was born)

[@alonenjersey]

Correct.

[@elconocido1994]

italian and spanish are close related lenguages

[@MotivationWeightLoss]

HABIBI BROTHERS Scared To Watch Law Abiding Citizen 🤣

[@LimaFX]

Alot of what happened in this movie happened in real life.

[@88wildcat]

Not really, the Johnny Fontaine character is based off of Frank Sinatra but everything else is straight fiction.

[@KingKing-cz6xh]

You notice Micheal is different from a regular civilian in the hospital Enzo’s was shitting himself shaking and Micheal litt his cigarette with a steady hand

[@jw1731]

Interesting thing about Enzo was that he too was in the military - the Italian army (he became a POW and was on parole working for the baker and that’s how he hooked up with the bakers daughter) - but Michael was clearly made of sterner stuff, and made for this life.

[@johnscott4196]

No one notices but early in the movie Tom said, "I'm as much a son to Pop as you or Mike". Even then everyone knew Fredo didn't count. Weak and dumb.

[@davestang5454]

In that sense , the character was realistic. There were real-life mafia figures a lot like Fredo. They wanted the "good life" aspects of being in organized crime without getting their hands dirty.

[@domingocurbelomorales8635]

For Marlon´s Brando character in this movie, Don Vito Corleone, 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 look more threatening.

[@arjaylee]

You should see Brando in "On the Waterfront" and "Streetcar Named Desire"

[@michaelward9880]

Now you guys need to watch Godfather Part 2 as soon as you can while this film is still fresh in your mind. It will not disappoint you.

[@johnscott4196]

Mike wasn't in the army he was in the Marines.

[@JML6988]

The story behind this movie's making is very interesting and not without its share of drama.

[@primaitalia753]

The Italian mafia wanted to prevent the film from being made. But after negotiations came about, the film could happen haha

[@nightthornkvala94132]

And the word 'mafia' was never said.

[@alonenjersey]

@@nightthornkvala94132 As well as "La cosa nostra."

[@Cosmicfraud3209]

The mafia has a arab origen the word is maffiyah 😮 its from the arab caliphate in sicily

[@michaelkrinsky6510]

😊 I love you so much 😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘 from Michael kirsky

[@jurgenkersjes2150]

Godfather part 2 is the best movie ever.

[@justinfalzon6854]

I'm partial to Godfather 1. But they're both ridiculously amazing and top 3 movies of all time, no argument. Brando and the family atmosphere in the first one is unmatched in my humble opinion.

[@sdcgnojhmr8755]

41:56 "and they blow up my wife, I need a new one." Lol priceless 😂

[@jannathompson2262]

😅😅😅

[@jessesbears]

😢😂😂😂

[@Deeplycloseted435]

You will love part 2. Its hard for any sequel to live up to the original, but GF2 is an exception.

[@terryfowler4893]

Subbed for part two, this one is a legendary film to for me part two is one of the best ever made

[@arthurmadison3396]

Leave the gun..take the cannoli.

[@billolsen4360]

27:45 The movie's director intentionally had the gun put almost out of reach and didn't tell the actor about it, just to add tension. The actor playing the police captain was Sterling Hayden who was in many great big and small movies....you might want to try reacting to "The Asphalt Jungle" from 1950, which is a crime drama. 51:00 You never want Clemenza in the back seat when they're taking you for a ride.

[@davestang5454]

If you got into a car with ANY mafia members, you never wanted to ride in the "shotgun" seat in the front. Actually, I would insist on being the DRIVER and made it very clear that if I die, EVERYBODY in the car dies.

[@gazoontight]

When Clemenza says, "Hello, Carlo," you know; you just know. In the book you would learn that Clemenza was Sonny's godfather, so he got to kill Carlo.

[@the3rdbean]

The shock to the baptism scene was Michael was killing all the heads of the other families while at a sacred event

[@subversivelysurreal3645]

Johnny signified Frank Sinatra, and the film would have been: From Here to Eternity, which ended with the attack on Pearl Harbor. It’s a classic.

[@subversivelysurreal3645]

The woman would have been Ava Gardener.

[@TomorrowWeLive]

Vendettas are feuds between families.

[@killerdad9260]

And they blew up my wife..I need a new one. That's was funny guys. Great review!!

[@davestang5454]

Then Michael goes crawling back to Kate and it's very disingenuous. Kate turns out to be his weakness throughout the trilogy.

[@justinfalzon6854]

gracias is spanish, grazi is Italian.

[@TechnicallyTexan]

Ramadan Mubarak, friends! May your reflection, prayer, and giving bring you many blessings. I’m just coming across your channel today. I can’t wait to see more.

[@HABIBIBROTHERS717]

thank you , ramadan mubarak to you too ♥♥♥ much love

[@gazoontight]

Two more movies in the series. part Two is one of the best movies ever made. Part Three is not in the same class but still worth a look. It ties up some things.

[@davestang5454]

The point of part 3 is that it removes any semblance of respect for the Mafia. All the "honor" was gone out of it by then. The latter mafia was reduced to little more than a street gang.

[@LClark-ry9to]

Hello my friends. Thank you I’m watching. TEXAS.

[@TechnicallyTexan]

Representin’ Dallas metroplex!

[@LClark-ry9to]

Mineral Wells here. Texas

[@sassymess7111]

I'm in Houston. How y'all doing? 😄

[@LClark-ry9to]

@@sassymess7111 North Central Texas 100 miles west of Dallas. Doing great here.

[@michaelthomas5976]

The brother in law was part of the plot to kill the Godfather's brother. The cold thing is that the Godfather waited.

[@88wildcat]

And Clemenza got the "honor" of killing him because Clemenza was Sonny's godfather.

[@menwithven8114]

Italians, Irish, Germans, British, Chinese, Japanese, Africans, Mexicans, Russians, Polish, French, even Scandinavian countries have had their moments in America. Its extremely unique to America that we have spent hundreds of years having immigrants from various countries come in large amounts and spend a couple decades getting used to America. Im irish and German but my family goes back about 100 years in America. Every single person ive ever known here can tell you exactly where their family came from. Its actually pretty good. I go to different festivals from probably 15 different countries

[@dudeman_1970]

Great editing skills I know doing this takes a lot of time much appreciated you guys are cool 👍🏼

[@HABIBIBROTHERS717]

Thank you so much 😁

[@ChrisE25]

Part 2 is even better!!!!!

[@justinfalzon6854]

He's not qualified, 'more than' them'. All of them are killers (Sonny, Clemenza, Tessio). Warfare is one thing, but urban gangster warfare is another.

[@steves2241]

You guys should watch the HBO series called the Sopranos. It is really good, and it shows the life of a Mafia Boss in New Jersey, Tony Soprano.

[@floorticket]

The whole Johnny Fontane war movie bit is allegedly based on Frank Sinatra. The scuttlebutt is that Frank used his Mafia connections to land a role in the big, upcoming Hollywood WW II film: "From Here to Eternity" (1953). The film became a huge blockbuster that swept the Academy Awards. Frank Sinatra won the Oscar for Best Supporting Actor that year and some argue it revived his flagging career. Most don't think there was a horse involved in the negotiations.

[@MLFv2]

I noticed your guys estimates of inflation have a misconception, while the direct inflation may in fact be 4-5x in the last few decades, the felt inflation is significantly higher. For example you could buy a nice house for 40k in the 80s in the US. Now you won't get it for under 500k-1M. Same for basically everything. You could get groceries for 10$, now the same will be 100$ despite inflation not being 10x. Sorry if this is confusing. English is not my first language. May be a native speaker can break it down better with more accurate numbers. In short im trying to say that purchasing power has to be factored in on top of inflation making 1$ worth significantly more 40-60 years ago than now.

[@doratiscareno5856]

Can you do more Video's of THE KING OF QUEENS CARY AND DOUG HEFFERNAN

[@brian0902]

I was wondering if you guys can react to language families from around the world. I don't know how you guys take requests, but it's interesting. It shows the various language families. By the way, language families are like how people have family trees. You have your siblings, then your parents, and grandparents. Languages have them too. For example, English, German, Dutch, and other languages like the Norse languages are distant cousin languages to each other, descending from an older ancient language called Proto-Germanic. And for the case of Arabic, it’s related to Hebrew, Aramaic, and some extinct languages like Akkadian. The language family is Semitic. The Semitic language family is part of a bigger language called Afro-Asiatic, of which Semitic, Berber Amazigh, Chadic, ancient Egyptian, and others are part. It's a very interesting video; it’s from the channel 'Randomly Random'.

[@firstnamelastname-bu1xm]

the godfather is DEFINITELY a movie you have to watch more than once! Theres so much that makes sense second time around... I would suggest, if you are going to watch godfather 2, that you watch godfather 1 again just before it! :)

[@arthurmadison3396]

I like how much you guys get about loyalty and family, when it comes to the cinema of it. Every time you say, "He's dead"..i just nod..

[@prettybullet7728]

I was with my partner for 25 years and I never inferred in his business nor asked questions about it. I'm American and he was Mexican and the cultures are so different when it comes to men and women. I didn't go along with everything but I did when it came to his business.

[@lettucebee8425]

Seriously brothers, do a reaction for 'Rogue Heroes'. You'll love it just as much as I'll love watching you

[@House0fHoot]

Godfather II is just as brilliant as this film.

[@KP-zi6jx]

These guys are intelligent af, lol....impressive. When they put together that Michael was in the military, so he would be a good shot, and had likely killed ppl already. And as a more mature gay male, I find intelligence intoxicating...and the one on the right had some clever "western" off the cuff comments that caught me off guard, of lol but delightful really. So as a whole of all he is, and my first watch of them, I'm fascinated, intrigued, and in love w/the one on the right...and so hot.🥵 And there goes my Sunday binge watching their channel. I hope they've done the Exorcists...my 2nd fav movie after the Godfather. I usually see first if someone has reacted to the Exorcist...there's soooo much subliminal and to find yourself to put together as there is in dialogue...and some ppl are complete dumbasses and get none of it, so then I never like any of their reactions...but this guy on the right is so extremely intelligent, wow, can't wait to see all he puts together in the Exorcist that you have to do for yourself....like when Regan is sitting in the chair with her right arm up before she grabs the guys crotch...her right arm up, and ppl will notice it and comment, but seldom do they put that together with that's the way the demon statue in the desert in the beginning had his right arm up. Subscribed, and here I go down the rabbit hole, of immed a fav reaction channel cause dude is so smart. Wow...and again, not hard on the eyes AT ALL.

[@tonymccain7269]

Luca (the man practicing the lines at the wedding) in the movies has a minor role, and it is such a tragedy. Luca Brazi is an evil man who knows he was EVIL! Luca, before coming into service of Don Coleone, was his own boss for a small area who promised to kill Tom Hagan because Luca girl was trying to get Luca to go big time and had sex with Tom Hagan. When Vito tries to settle the bad blood, luca says no. Later, Luca girlfriend gets pregnant by Luca and has the nurse throw the baby in the house furnace, killing the baby. Then, he takes a bunch of pills to kill himself as he feels he is evil and should not produce more evil through his line. Vito learns of this and gets the charges dropped, and the nurse sent back to Italy. Luca is a bit slow in speech but follows Vito with all his mind and spirit until he dies.

[@caras2004]

Keep in mind, just because a person is called Godfather doesn't mean the person is in the mafia. It truly is an honorable and respectful title

[@PeterOConnell-pq6io]

Remarkable thing is "Godfather' transition to Godfather Part 2 is so seemless that the only difference is "I make 'im an offer he no refuse". All about "he who would strike a blow at the king, would best make it fatal".

[@louielouie22]

New sub here, great choice👍😁

[@HABIBIBROTHERS717]

Thanks for subbing ♥

[@darthgeros5863]

Sicilian culture is heavily influenced on early Islamic and Arab culture, as Sicily was once an Emirate. Still today you will find cultural remains and similarities, especially the language still has Arabic influence

[@claireglory]

this is a masterpiece. i live in the philippines and our country was just trying to recover from world war 2. and almost all the news are coming from america since there are a lot of american soldiers in our country at that time. the news about this movie was all around our town. sadly i cannot watch it because they say i am too young. but in the 1990's i was finally able to watch it in betamax. after that i wanted to become a boss. and i did at school from 4th grade elementary to 6th grade. i ruled our class. fought a lot of other students too just to be the leader. then one day, a new transfer student came. and he was 3 years older than us. he beat the shit out of me. and that's the end of my godfather story.

[@Yxngpac2]

Ramadan Mubarak May Allah bless you akhi’s 🤲🏻

[@HABIBIBROTHERS717]

ramadan mubarak thank you brother

[@bsb1975]

Here's a fun movie fact. The horse's head in the bed was real. It was from a slaughterhouse. The story is that the actor in bed was led to believe he would be acting with a prop head. The reaction of horror wasn't entirely faked. He legitimately freaked out once he realized the head was real.

[@marcos7801]

.. and they blow up my wife. I need a new wife. That's good. 😂😂😂

[@pauljoseph2400]

The cat was not in the script, but was a stray on the studio lot and Coppola wanted him to hold it in the scene. The little scene stealer purred so loudly that some of Brando's lines had to be overlaid later. 😸

[@greenwoodtea]

Your channel is one of the very.best......I love the way you reflect on the movies you watch.

[@oldsoul1758]

Departed and Goodfellas are other mob movies that's really good.

[@alexandervasel6845]

Part 1&2 are the first movie and sequel to both win best picture!

[@philmullineaux5405]

Now u know where the saying comes from ..u don't wanna wake up with a horses head in ur bed!

[@im-gi2pg]

I haven’t seen this movie since it came out in the movie theaters. I was a teenager and the horse scene was way too much for me. I can’t watch!😢😢😢

[@ArkBenji]

Part 2 is even better.

[@HABIBIBROTHERS717]

Comin up soon.

[@BrianAbbot-pk5mf]

Loving the movie reactions! Take care bro’s.

[@hachemledarka2854]

Bruno Tattaglai Very vicious

[@justinfalzon6854]

my nephew and I both looked just like Michael's son when he was playing in the garden.

[@HABIBIBROTHERS717]

that's awesome

[@hachemledarka2854]

Don Vito is balancer godfather

[@zincsupplylow7519]

Ignore part three… it was a money grab….hearts broken . part two Fire better than the first.

[@hachemledarka2854]

Sonny is Gad choleric temperament

[@88pjtink]

VENDETTA- revenge killing. PREGO- good. Great job editing your response.

[@88pjtink]

And I love how the Catholic stuff confused you. It confuses a lot of us Americans too. Watch #2 if you didn't yet. It is just as good. Avoid the third one though, it was very sub-par.

[@leisastalnaker3790]

You have to watch Godfather II. Just as good if not better than the Godfather.

[@jeanb.5405]

Yes they have RULES of WAR and many rules of ordinary daily business behaviors they even have rules of when a member of their can or can not kill another member. - If you do something against the mafia like betray them and you are a full mafia member they will kill you and your entire family just like the Romans did; they follow many of the Roman Empires ways. This is a good movie and the next two that follow it are also excellent.

[@88wildcat]

Some of their rules are small case r rules and some of their rules are capital r rules though. Meaning some of them can be broken if you have enough rank and pull and some of them get you whacked no matter who you are. And unless you are talking about the Sicillian mafia normally family is off limits even for betrayal, unless a family member is directly involved in the betrayal. ( i.e. two brothers or a father and a son both betraying the mafia or something similar) Otherwise you would have entire family trees going into the witness protection program and testifying in trials. To give you an example of how they can exploit their rules, in 1980 Angelo Bruno was gunned down. Bruno was the boss of the mob family in Philadelphia. At the time in order to hit the boss of a family you needed the approval of at least one member of The Commission (The Commission were the bosses of the five mafia families in New York--the Gambinos, Genevesses, Lucheses, Bonnanos and the Columbos). As boss of the Philadelphia family Bruno's territory at the time included Atlantic City and its casinos and the unions related to employment in those casinos. A couple of Bruno's lieutantants thought they deserved a bigger cut out of those unions so they went to Tony Salerno who was (at least publicly at the time) the boss of the Genevesse family to get permission to take out Bruno. Salerno told them to "do what you have to do." The lieutanants took that to be permission to off Bruno so they did. They were then hauled in front of the entire Commission to explain themselves. They repeated what Salerno had said to them. Salerno then said "I told you to do what you had to do. That means resolve your differences, get together and work it out. That didn't mean to whack the boss." So the lieutanants were then whacked and all of their rackets and turf ended up going to Salerno and the Genevesse family allowing them a toehold into a cash cow they had no standing to get involved in before the hit.

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