The Godfather Trilogy - Retrospective

Movies by Francis Ford Copolla
The Godfather dominates the world cinema. It is widely regarded as one of the greatest films in world cinema and as one of the most influential, especially in the gangster genre. Now ranked as the second greatest film in American cinema (behind Citizen Kane) by the American Film Institute.
Based on the novel by Mario Puzo, the saga of the Corleone mafia family, as told by director Francis Ford Coppola throughout the 3 movies in this box set: The Godfather (1972), The Godfather: Part II (1974), The Godfather: Part III (1990).
Music from The Godfather I, II, III Original Motion Pictures.
Written by Nino Rota
©1972,1974,1990 "ALL RIGHTS RESERVED3 by ©Paramount Pictures, Alfran Production.
©2013 edited by S.Thomas

[@shawnkristoferu8303]

I watch the Godfather series once a year. Each time I am fascinated how wonderful this series is. A timeless classic. Best American film ever.

[@Killua-wg7gl]

Shawn Kristoferu best movie ever.

[@PRHILL9696]

Best trilogy ever!

[@zaqwsx23]

Italian-American.

[@keremaltnbas9378]

I watch it everyday

[@richardstoyanov9310]

Best film ever

[@TheGekkoGuy]

“You know saddest thing about betrayal? It never comes from your enemy” ~Don Michael Corleone~

[@jagdishprasadsharma8213]

So true Based ❤️❤️❤️

[@sabrijeemrullai4153]

how do you expect your enemy to betray you? hes your fucking enemy its fuckin known that your friends brother family would betray you cause your enemy cant cause hes your enemy so this comment of yours makes no sense absolutely no fuckin sense

[@jamsa10]

This is why the flaw crating obsolescence should never be form the Mother of a Son: Only from the competitor to feminine power, to help her win, times, too, if it is a contest to be the best; as far as real man: my best was already Jack Oliver, First Crime of my Ma Ma' Beverly Jane, wife of Dick Minnear ( Doctor of Family Practice promoted his first year hear to head of Family Practice, who ran his won Betty Ford technology discovering clinic ).. The problem is: when lust for power, decays over time, so much that ethics decay, to own another person, or his mother to destroy him before he is made too; it means we are not improving the human race, but keep it around for fun or another benefit is all. So this habit to flaw a non-enemy is for the birds; all it means is war games by men made them aspire to defeat women to slave them too much; never letting the best win, is the flat; they deserved alpha creator or not; if not, they maybe expired , not their Mother. {So they make their flaw childish defamation; nope- that's how many dimensions I had to consciously create to fix it. ... all they want is mafia life, and no one is rewarded, and all humans get bored and move on; because this whole way of life, was about keeping G_d happy, not man: and if G_d want d_gs, women SAD, they won and lost at the same time; they will become obsolete and all life will become extinct, or self-owning if it is allowed to go on; it will cost too much to reward the value destroyers so the way of force and fraud, will have to stop and never become the unwritten language of the civilization of the universe. Forcing rivals to made, overspecializes people and using force and fraud, means YOU nominated Ur own Mother to make the New Mitochondria... 'creator of gold'. SO every sane female needs or become rumpleskilson's daughter or stop ordering other women around for nothing, and making more Taming_of_the_Shrew_Cenarios. Every forced use of resources against the philosophy of those item's creator is basically fraud and forcing artists to starve; so beauty will die before the black Station... I'm sorry to say, not that I dislike Rocky, Adrian's non-mistress; it should be voluntary; so followers of Jesus defamed to be said to endorse non-polygamy are being forced to be their own anti christ, against their principles in too many imaginary places; all the devils and angels wanted was power- they will actually loos it all to gain a thing, in time; they will be slaved and never visited again if they are not persuaded to stop creating slaves, that only cause pain, not pleasure or temperance or serve joke fraud and create to make destroyers most popular over time. (One who swam in Caesar's private Palace, in Enterprise ... nude, for free). ).

[@jamsa10]

My real best was Cat De la Medici, Married to the French throne ( so one of the Pope's permutations, with no dowelry except her value, who lived the same official age as my Ma' and Elizabeth I.: 69? Were they twins of Socrates? Or Doubting Thomas? Both were arc types; the more spcialists we need, the less useful we become- too high overhe ). ... the best medicine woman investigator, for forward learning; I guess Merlin does backward, so dows Doc. K. .. But htey are harder to afford than me.

[@Flare_kil]

Are you commenting from heaven Don?I need an answer please.

[@GH7Prodz]

Honestly, I've lost the count of how many times I’ve watched this video, and the movies. It’s a masterpiece.

[@holyfknsmokesigotmymoneyup]

Guilherme this video is amazing.

[@Pinkman720]

Same. Like I've seen this 20+ times! It's still on my phone so I can watch it anywhere and anytime.

[@pcgupta9]

@@Pinkman720 can you send me link to watch online Sir please....

[@justecho12]

KZbin made me an offer I couldn’t refuse...

[@matheusbossato8853]

Jericho Labastida underrated as fuck

[@aymaanrashid2033]

@Jamshaid Ali lol :)

[@jotarokujo5893]

Hillarious and original 😐

[@Chuckson56]

Godfather Part 2 is my favourite film of all time. Why? Because its the only movie that contains all that exists in this life - family, love, birth, death, business, tradition, religion, etc.

[@meh2521]

It's also both a Prequel AND a Sequel! :)

[@Killua-wg7gl]

When I was a young boy my grandmother always used to make me watch the godfather and I never understood it and now that I’m older I’m 19 I understand the story and appreciate my grandmother for showing me this master piece

[@shaikaftab1199]

Yes, Godfather 2 is best of all the three films. It was made like that as well.

[@craveleaks8102]

Yes man. Well said.

[@ppuh6tfrz646]

@Chuckson56 I'm not sure where religion plays a part.

[@juvansoul]

Don vito Born with nothing and died with everything and Michael born with everything and died with nothing sad story

[@nschuehly]

The tragedy is that Vito tried to build something that would help his family live differently than he did; instead, he created a monster that destroyed his family from within.

[@osiyetteopurupruprupurupru3334]

İts fucking Kay's fault 😠😠 l wish Apollonia didn't die.

[@Thespeedrap]

What a coincidence.

[@foosbooze263]

Oşiyetteo puruprupru puruprupru Is that you Bill Simmons?

[@samirbarot7885]

Really

[@guillaumeglade1857]

A superb tribute to all three movies. Part 3 is considered a lower film, but to me, it's one the greatest finale ever filmed. The ending was heartbreaking. Best trilogy ever put on the silver screen.

[@SpiritMQ]

+Guillaume Glade I LOVE the entire trilogy too. The greatest in the cinematic history! Every time I watch it, I discover something new about the characters. That's what a classic is all about.

[@thesoultwins72]

Utter nonsense! Godfather Pt 1&2 are undoubtedly truly excellent films - but Pt 3 was an abomination. The nepotism of FFC to shoehorn his daughter (Sophia) into arguably one of the film's most pivotal roles as well as the convoluted and at times idiotic plotline totally destroyed any credibility for the film. Also, if you want to talk about the greatest finales and film trilogies in cinematic history - look no further than Sergio Leone's masterpieces, 'Once Upon a Time in the West', 'A Fistful of Dynamite' and 'Once Upon a Time in America'. Indeed I would strongly argue that the overhead cam-shot and fade-out of Robert De Niro in 'Once Upon a time in America' is probably the most hauntingly iconic ending to any film in history and has confounded film-goers, critics, film historians and film-makers themselves for decades. Oh by the way - Leone was asked to direct Godfather but turned it down in favour of 'Once Upon a Time in America'!

[@thesoultwins72]

Oh hum....there's always one isn't there! As you clearly know absolutely nothing about film and film history - please allow me to me explain? (I will go slowly so you can keep up). In the late 1960's Sergio Leone's spaghetti westerns (the 'Dollars' series) had been such an immense global success - the studio were pressuring him to make more. However, Leone didn't want to be pigeon-holed as just a western revivalist film-maker. He had obtained the rights to Harry Grey's ''The Hoods'' (a tale of Jewish gangster's in New York) and was determined to turn this into a film. (Leone was obsessed with American culture - and felt that he had already done justice to the western films he had loved as a boy - and now wanted to focus on the America gangster movies of the 1920-30's). However, he struggled to get finance for this project (it actually took him over 15 years and was only due to a chance meeting with eventual producer Arnon Milchan).However, in the late 1960's Paramount pictures approached Leone with an 'offer he couldn't refuse'. (excuse the pun!) They gave him the largest budget ever to make another western film and also threw in Henry Fonda - one of the most iconic and recognizable film stars in western movies history. (eg; 'My Darling Clementine', 'Drums along the Mohawk', 'Jesse James' etc). The result was the ground-breaking and finest western film ever made - 'Once Upon a Time in the West'. An epic and poignant homage to the western genre and still a stunning masterpiece to this day. Despite this, Leone was still set on turning Grey's 'The Hoods' into a film - so decided to make 'Once upon a Time in the West' the first installment of a trilogy to American culture. (the first two films would be westerns, and the third a gangster movie - ok, got it so far?) So after 'Once upon a Time in the West' came 'A Fistful of Dynamite' and then finally, 'Once Upon a time in America'. Your comment about the main characters in 'Once Upon a Time in America' being 'unlikeable' is perverse and argumentative at best - and idiotic at worst! (are you saying that FFC's Godfather series is about the every day life of warm, kindly souls in a typical Italian mafia family?!?) Gangster films by their very nature focus on utterly despicable, ruthless murderers - from 'Little Caesar' to Scorsese's 'Goodfellas'! It might also interest you to know that 'Once Upon A Time in America' has since gone on to be named one of the best gangster films ever and listed in the top 50 films of all time.Turning now to Godfather III - I am old enough to have been around when this film was first released (1990) and I can promise you that it was absolutely panned in the media! Sophia Coppola's performance in particular was widely scorned and accusations of nepotism by FFC for giving the role to his (until then totally unheard of daughter) abounded. It received a 67% rating in the 'Rotten Tomatoes' awards and its convoluted plotline and inadequacy as a 'stand-alone' film (ie; you HAD to have seen the previous two Godfather films to understand it) doomed it to an extremely mixed critical and commercial reception. In short - it was shite! Finally, any similarities between the dreadful Godfather III and 'Once Upon a Time in America' must only occur in your miniscule mind! The first is at best a haphazard attempt to cash in on what was up until then an excellent series. 'Once Upon A Time in America' is as with the first installment of Leone's trilogy ('Once Upon a Time in the West') arguably one of the most seminal and influential films ever made. It has atmosphere and pathos that Godfather III could only dream of replicating! It's like comparing a Toyota with a Rolls-Royce - and I feel truly sorry that you fail to see the obvious chasm in class between the two films.

[@thesoultwins72]

LOL! You really need to get back on your meds asap - as your thought processes are all over the place! On the one hand you ask us to like a ruthless mafia family, whilst at the same time chastise Leone and his masterpiece (O.U.A.T.I.A) for displaying gangsters behaving badly! I'm sorry but you can't have it both ways! And let's analyze your critique of Leone and his film for a moment shall we? You cite the rape scene between 'Debra' (Elizabeth McGovern) and 'Noodles' (Robert De Niro) and pontificate that Leone is asking us to 'sympathize' with 'Noodles'. But what actually happens? 'Debra' ends up hating and ignoring Noodles for over 30 years! Hardly conducive with 'rewarding' the character for his vicious attack on a defenseless woman is it! In addition. you laughingly claim to 'know about film' - yet plainly have absolutely have no understanding about Leone's film-making style. If you watch any of Leone's films (even his 'Dollars' series) you will instantly recognize, not only his almost obsessive attention to detail but his incredibly full and compelling focus on character development. Indeed, for 'Once Upon A Time In the West' Leone had Ennio Morricone compose individual 'signature' motifs for the 4 main characters (Harmonica, Jill, Frank and Cheyenne) and he would have these played outloud on set when they were filming that particular characters scene's to create the right mood! Leone doesn't ask you to 'sympathise' with the characters - but empathise. He doesn't say these people are good or bad but that we need to understand their background and motivations for their behavior.before we can make a judgment. For example - the 'Jill' (Claudia Cardinale) character in O.U.A.T.I.T.W is a whore and obviously married Mcbain not out of love but a desire for an easy life. Should we despise her for this? 'Harmonica' (Charles Bronson) is a ruthless obsessive killer seeking revenge for his brother's murder. Again - is he good or bad? Leone gives you the choice by framing each of these characters in their individual situations and although he creates redeeming qualities for all of them he simply invites us to make the final decision. That is stunning film-making and that you don't understand this simply illustrates your complete lack of insight into the art of filmcraft. At the end of the day and in spite of your feeble excuses - Godfather III was a dreadful film as illustrated by the critical and commercial reaction it received at the time of its release. If you want to fall in shit and think it's clover - then good luck! But no matter how hard you polish a turd, it's still a turd and it won't shine!

[@thesoultwins72]

Oh hum ...... I 'need to get my head out of my arse' do I? Well actually I was only trying to help by looking for yours. You are correct about one thing at least (and that's a first for you!) like arseholes, everyone has an opinion - but like arseholes yours are full of shit. To repeat what I said earlier - you clearly have absolutely no idea about the art of film - and you continually prove that with your inane comments and by simply regurgitating data that I have given you - but then completely changing it to support your puerile theories! However, I have now realized that you obviously suffer from ADHD and are mentally retarded - so I must apologise to you and hope the treatments starts to take effect soon. Be well and don't let those naughty men in the white coats push you around too much ok?

[@Froy-cl1oi]

"Leave the gun. Take the cannoli."

[@badone588]

“Do you renounce satan?” “I do” /plays satan a few years down the road

[@GoldenGate003]

Hahaha! When I confirmed (rites of adult Christian Initiation), I renounced Satan. The bishop said, " Do you renounce Satan?" I answered, "I do!" Two weeks after I began to say Satan still after I joined the church of Satan. The bible teaches in Matthew 6:24 "No one can serve two masters; for either he will hate the one and love the other, or he will be devoted to one and despise the other. You cannot serve God and wealth."

[@GoldenGate003]

Satan, the evil one.

[@Artislife000]

Really highlights how beautiful and tragic the Godfather trilogy is

[@mbanerjee436]

One outstanding aspect of this trilogy is... the death scenes... Each one is unique... Shows the class of the director/editor

[@Mikeyishere]

this is magnificent, i can just watch this over and over again, its just soo well edited, well done

[@wandermesquita4225]

This film you can watch many times. Godfather is a masterpiece of the cinema industry. Made with an excellent performance of the actors like Marlon Brando and many others. The soundtrack is so magnificent. The director Franco Francis Coppola was the winner of the Oscar for the best film. The trilogy is amazing.

[@sonradikalbukucu9608]

@@wandermesquita4225 👏

[@Mikeyishere]

2:11 - the scene where Michael walks into the restaurant gives me chills every time i watch this video

[@cinemastuffs7175]

None in the universe can play Michel like Pacino💗💗🙏

[@ericday4505]

I absolutely love Michael as don but there is no better don in any movie ever than don Vito Corleone, Brando was brilliant, and so was Deniro pinch hitting as the young Vito, Coppopla was at his best in these movies and he was genius in casting Brando as Vito, a stroke of genius, also he caught a young Al Pacino just coming into his own, and he lucked out as Deniro was to play Carlo but instead was held out until the second movie. The Godfather was and is the Shakespeare of our time, and to me movies one and two are the best American movies ever, yes even better than Citizen Kane.

[@luishern1309]

Eric Day Credit to the author, Mario Puzo as well for the brilliant authorship.

[@sepid9778]

Al Pacino as Michael Corleone: "The Greatest, Most Iconic, empathetic, and emotive performance of ALL TIME" period.

[@nivagnoswal]

its a great movie for sure but there is no such thing as the greatest ever...its just matter of opinion and there are always other opinions...

[@donbarzinitut]

Gavin Lawson It’s hot to be top three films of all time

[@thelawofdivineoneness458]

The irony of this iconic film is that the studio was dead set against Pacino and tried to replace him several times. It was Francis Ford Coppola who had to fight repeatedly to cast Pacino and keep him. The rest is history.

[@hotglassfilms]

I cried at the end dude, that was bloody brilliant!!! Godfather is by far the greatest franchise ever and you sold it so well.

[@Jaysinghtherockstar]

Al Pacino at his best... well not just here but for 40 years of his acting career.

[@michaelmancini7048]

Tears of respect.....

[@kunaljoshi9468]

Always the heartbreaking end, Michael embraces death when he is all left alone; best tribute video

[@rageblanket2139]

I cry everytime I watch this.....

[@svetlana60656]

Rage Blanket I'm doing the same, right now! This is truly a work of art

[@SpiritMQ]

+Rage Blanket Me too. Its very poignant

[@MostInterestingManInTheWrld]

You should see a professional.

[@jackdoyle2954]

I always cry at the end of 3

[@panch9573]

Moghul of the mob by Uri Dan,must read book

[@jus397]

The Godfather 9.5/10 The Godfather Part II 9.5/10 The Godfather Part III 7/10

[@hectorjosemorenocastillo8127]

A very sad history about man that give all your life to protect his family, at last alone, sorrow and many pain was the price for all effort, i said very sad...

[@gregwatson8219]

No way Brando or Denero could carry the series as Pacino does!

[@Mastakilla91]

How has this video only 261000 views? This was easily the best Godfather trailer I ever saw.

[@elizabethkenobi1365]

Omg, how do you do this?! I got tears in my eyes when I got to the end. I love these films as well as the Star Wars films, so I get to watch all my favorite parts kinda without watching the whole trilogy again. Great work. Great music choices! It flows together seamlessly.

[@ScriptSleuth]

The Godfather is storytelling at its absolute finest.

[@shingokatou]

So far the best summary of the Trilogy I've ever seen. Well done, man.

[@blahblahblah6836]

al pacino is so beautiful :( it's sad to think that he one day he might be gone

[@tristantrivino6546]

I keep coming back to this and it’s all impressive but the one thing I’m noticing that makes this whole video work is the way you mashed the score with eachother so flawlessly. It’s honestly incredible.

[@rumigilani7525]

The Godfather - 10 The Godfather: Part II - 9.8 The Godfather: Part III - 7.5

[@Aikadou]

Godfather 10/10 Godfather 2 10/10

[@megamind8901]

Godfather 3 : 6.5

[@Demon92295]

Godfather 3 : 6.9

[@cmgold00]

This is incredible!!! Such a beautiful video! Thanks for uploading

[@neo00087]

who's cutting onions?

[@onursezer4431]

Me.

[@onursezer4431]

Don't you cut onions?

[@christopherotieno8536]

We are crying, I tell you. Everytime I watch it, tears well up!

[@jagdishprasadsharma8213]

🙏

[@agustindelavega6177]

Oh bliss, bliss and heaven. Your editing is gorgeousness and gourgeosity made into flesh.

[@emmanytube]

All the dislikes are from the Barzini family, Tartaglia family, Moe Greene, Solozzo, Hyman Roth, Joey Zassa , Don Altobello., Captain McCluskey, Rossato Brothers,Don Claricuzzio, Don Santadio, Archbishop Gilday, Don Ciccio, Johnny Ola, Tessio , Paul , Senator Geary, Don Fanucci, and of course the headless horse… !!

[@sandeepsinghconnected]

Never underestimate the power of having a loyal consigliere.

[@PrZemek44]

It's a really great compilation, thank you. Part II is my favourite movie of all times.

[@MohamedAhmed-vo4yb]

feel my soul while embracing that music and my eyes used to watch the events while I was in it ..... It is the most wonderful thing the cinema has presented ..... which feels as I feel and the heartbeat increases and the world forgets with that music ... he tells me

[@luckybrain7085]

Great thanks to you! This is GOLD!

[@Popcorn0214]

I’m speechless!👏🏻 Wow! This is absolutely amazing! Beautiful work in creating this video! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻💯

[@hopebgood]

Congrats on a really awesome vid that sums up the feeling of this magnificent trilogy of movies so well. Nicely done mate :)

[@jacklawrence2212]

Lovely mix of clips, beautifully sequenced.

[@wandermesquita4225]

You most never take side against our Family. This scene is fantastic and amazing. And The soundtrack is lovely. Particule " Speak slowly" one of the best music theme.

[@reyybarra390]

Superb!! An astounding and wonderful edit Steven! One of thee if not the Best edit I have ever seen on KZbin!!! Congratulations!!

[@benanderson3791]

Arguably the greatest trilogy of all time. It has great acting, cinematography, direction, dialogue, narrative and plot to top it off with an insanely iconic score. This is as good as it gets! 🔥

[@MrShasulaiman]

Wonderful collection of videos You have uploaded here mate, great of You bringing epic movies into such splendid clippings. @Steven Thomas

[@user-uq4od2th1h]

Perfect editing, it gave me outline. This movie inspire me.

[@sikanderabbasi6686]

Michael Corleone in the Godfather II put one of the greatest performances ever watched

[@smb9921]

Impeccable editing. Bravo!

[@edsternet]

Very nice montage. Expertly and lovingly crafted. Thanks for the insight.

[@JoseSilva-wv2sh]

Michael was just not blessed with a good family, and that is what broked him not been in the mafia, as long as he would have had a loyal and understanding family to come home to.

[@JoseSilva-wv2sh]

@@lisaw150 nothing hurts more than when your own family betrays you, people your supposed to trust. I really felt bad for Michael

[@sandesh123456780]

I think he belonged to a good family, his parents, Sonny & Tom loved him unconditionally, it was with Fredo, Connie & Kay, the relationship worsened partly due to his unforgiving & ruthless persona and sometimes his tragic fate.

[@ZukoHalliwell]

I think I may be the only person under the age of 30 who can honestly say that their first time seeing both _The Godfather_ and _The Godfather: Part II_ was on the big screen. 2 years ago, Fathom Events and TCM did a rerelease of the first movie for its 45th Anniversary, and that was my first time seeing it. And, last night, I saw the 45th Anniversary rerelease of Part II, also my first time seeing it. They are both cinematic masterpieces, and I feel truly blessed to have experienced them for the first time on the big screen.

[@oldtimebooks5378]

lucky fellow

[@nadajunakovic3313]

A masterpiece of all movies, I always loved it and I really don't know how many times I've watched these trillogy. Maybe I prefer Godfather II, but all three parts of the movie are so great. Especially the music is amazing and so beautiful, thanks to Mr. Nino Rota, also thanks to Mario Puzo, great writer, and my favourite actors Robert de Niro, Al Pacino and, of course, Marlon Brando etc.etc. After all, thanks to Mr. Francis Ford Coppola who made this movie a masterpiece for all times. Thank you for sharing this, I love it. Greetings from Croatia.

[@theeditor28]

I love this video Great work. Congrats on 1 Million views. Big steps.

[@Paul-ms2fz]

One of the best films ever made and as for Michael, unbelievable acting, what a classic 👏

[@NoobMaster-yw6eo]

i just cant stop watching this master piece

[@AtaTheKin]

men this was beyond epic, perfectly done

[@somakazuki8058]

The music of Godfather’s franchise is always something to my soul. I listen to it when I’m desperate, and I listen to it when I’m so happy in my life. It reminds me to be grateful of bad experiences and learn from them. Also reminds me to love my family, friends, my lover and myself.

[@reza3275]

I have watched Godfather many times and keep watching it at least once a year and every time I’ve been blown away by the majesty of this movie, this director, this Brando, this Pacino, this minute 7:49 “dad!”, and those silent tears!

[@Greg-re7nj]

U need a life!

[@kauabarros13]

Incredible, my congratulations.

[@robertofurukawa1023]

Exceptional retrospective!.

[@sharifahszarida3485]

I watched Godfather 1, 2, 3 countless times, still want to watch it over and over again......

[@_unforgiven]

You can watch the most detailed analysis of the Godfather on my channel!

[@FakeProjectNo2]

god damn editing like a boss.

[@maninvisible7466]

i've been here every day to hear the music and their voice...

[@maxeyre2024]

Probably the greatest video on the internet. Splendid :)

[@holyfknsmokesigotmymoneyup]

Downton 654 agreed

[@camilleciampa7410]

This video is great! Bravo!

[@donmichaelcorleone2883]

great work!!!

[@AlexJEdits]

Excellent Job! You made it very artistic and romantic! I really part 2. I think that was the best one in my opinion.

[@jannebotteram2993]

This man in his younger years looks like my god. He is the godfather!

[@chamsscham8906]

great movie that tears you away ... facination and tears of the heart and eyes

[@WillBNunn]

That was incredible!

[@thehoodiegal454]

I connect so much with alpacino he cries i cry

[@pratikrajput5237]

What an edit man, blew my mind

[@nameisu4728]

Perfect tribute Kudos to the editor ... You did made a video we can't refuse .. Bruh

[@maxmoishe]

Perfect, Amazing, Magnífico.. Benne Trovato

[@rayhunt3244]

Awesome editing.Keep up the good work Steven.Just watched your Star Wars and LOTR edits,absolutely excellent. God bless.

[@leonyang2008]

This might just be the greatest video on the Internet

[@hemantbhatia7536]

This video gives me feels everytime i see it.

[@holyfknsmokesigotmymoneyup]

Hemant Bhatia same

[@alissonamorim4099]

This is simply the BEST.

[@haaatski]

The Greatest trilogy of all time.

[@BedsideMilk]

Finally got the chance to watch The Godfather and The Godfather Part II. Both are among the greatest movies I have ever seen. Very beautifully crafted. I'll have to go pick up Part III whenever I get the chance.

[@lingesnathan7161]

What a way to articulate the movie..Good Job..Movie of the millenium

[@aliceinwanderlust]

this was so well done! just rewatched the trilogy and convinced once again that this is the best epic saga ever made.

[@danesovic7585]

In a weird way, the movie about mafia reminds us of what's most important in life.

[@RemusNeo]

Awesome!

[@jaydeecee]

I have seen the first two on hbo and videos maybe a hundred times. I love them. While i saw the 3rd maybe only 5 times. First time in a moviehouse and i slept thru it! I was bored. R.I.P. Archt Gil Estrada. You got me into this Sicilian thing. I remember you everytime i watch these films.

[@bradthompsonuk2011]

I picked up the 4 dvd set here in Manhattan and my goal is to edit all the films chronologically as they did with the Godfather epic. My favorite shot in the films will always be the young Vito staring out the window on Ellis Island with the Statue of Liberty in the reflection. This was a great condensed version.

[@claudioao9900]

La mejor Trilogía de todas!!! .Que GRAN PELÍCULA.

[@HimanshuSingh-ho1xh]

Saddest moment in 3rd part was when his daughter dies...😥

[@yashgadoya571]

It was a Dreadful method of showing karma!

[@catherineadair581]

Worst acting ever.

[@Altair584]

@@catherineadair581 She acts like a teenage girl...oh wait, she is...so your point?

[@prettyboytwink]

The incest part is fucking ridiculous in part 3

[@SaeedAhmad-tu2fq]

Hate Mario puzzo for doing that to Michael.

[@bestmetalandrocklists9120]

Amazing video

[@44comment]

wow rien à dire, quelle rétrospective émouvante, bravo !

[@rjsampsonrs]

Fantastic video *respectful bow*

[@justanotherguy5915]

This video is out of this world

[@user-dg8pz8bl5w]

Thank you!!!

[@U2fan20]

Great vid, one clip I wish you added was Michael's death at the end of part 3, thought it might've fit in nicely

[@85ram85]

well done , respect

[@wonderwallflower]

Where can I find a guy that looks like young Al? Asking for a friend

[@aprilmaaarsters]

FACTS !! Like I know I’ll love my future husband, but I’m praying so hard that he is like AL, al is so flawless it hurts so much 😭😭😭

[@JoaoPedro-db1cm]

I look a little bit like him lol Too bad i'm on the other side of the world...

[@lindapedi4198]

I would also like to know where to find a young look alike Al Pacino. When he was a young man, so handsome and so sexy. WOW! I just love looking at him. I would love to meet him some day. He lives in NYC and so do I. Maybe I would be lucky enough to see him before I die. Oh well, I can only pray.

[@dmanxnumber1145]

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[@Corleone2632]

Its me

[@jsuisdetrop]

this makes me want to rewatch the Godfather again

[@StrannicaElis]

Amazing!

[@avengersthethor468]

Above G.O.A.T films timeless achievement no one can match godfather vibe never ever no matter how many years passed

[@moezbouselmi239]

The GF trilogy is full of epic scenes and it is not just (but understandable) to include only those of the clip. Thanks for the great work anyway.

[@acemo1]

This trilogy is very powerful.