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Loved this WAY more than I was expecting!!! Such a great film!!!!

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Dan M

You just made us an offer we can’t refuse. Clearing my late night schedule for a rendezvous with you and the Corleones. “Leave the gun, take the cannoli.” This is gonna be good!

Robert da Spruce

You have an Italian husband and you haven’t seen the Godfather? Come on Teagan 😉

Michael and Phyllis Selby

My wife and I saw this first showing on opening night in 1972. Stunned when we left the theater. It doesn’t get lose any of it’s impact 53 years later.

Squid Rocks

I watched this at work. Even tho the movie is blurred and its sound muted, I know the movie so well that I was able to fill in all the dialogue, music and sound cues in my head as I was watching this. Great reaction Teagan 😀

Chris

Yes, The Godfather is a much better film than Scarface. Even if one enjoys Scarface. Scarface is a gangster film, but it's not the Italian Mafia. And it's a lot.. LOT!... more cocaine. Johnny Fontaine is very much based on Sinatra. He's a bigger character in the book. Paulie did help set up Don Vito--in the film we see Sonny (who has a terrible temperament, but isn't stupid!) write something down on the cabinet when the phone call comes from Solozzo. In the book they make it clear he's writing down the exact time, to then do some sleuthing with the phone company to connect the number for the incoming call at that time with making calls to anyone else with the family... and he gets a hit that they'd called Paulie. Michael doesn't have any hard evidence against Carlo--he basically knows for sure, but not having hard evidence is why he plays the little charade before having him killed--to get him to confess. Everyone will say you need to watch Part 2 now. And everyone is correct about that. Personally I prefer Part 1, but... man it's close. It's widely considered the greatest sequel of all time. There's a 3rd as well that is generally considered a large disappointment. Probably will get some strong opinions as to whether it's worth it or not... but I don't really have one.

Paul G

Now you have to watch Part II. It’s as good as the first one, some people will say it’s even better. Part III gets a lot of flack and it’s definitely not on the same level as the first two but, it’s not a terrible movie. Although I would highly recommend the “Godfather Coda” cut released in 2020 which corrects some of the bigger flaws of the theatrical version.

John A

This is one of my favorite movies, one of the best of all time. Now that you watch The Godfather, you should watch the TV show "The Offer" (2022) only 10 episodes, it is a drama on how The Godfather came to the screen. Also yes continue with The Godfather II and III

George Roybal

Godfather 2 is a must to complete the story. #3 isn't worth watching and was only a money grab that Coppola hated doing.

RabidMango

Uhhh. Hate to bring bad news, but the reason the horse's head looked real is because it was real. It was brought in from a dog food factory.

warcrimes

Johnny Fontane is a stand in for Frank Sinatra, who had deep ties with the mafia

Brian's Dog

I especially liked Clemenza the best in this movie, the guy who made the spaghetti for everyone and the special gun for the hit. Hi praise in a movie with Brando, Pacino, Caan.

Robert da Spruce

I knew you were going to flip out when you realized Adrian (Talia Shire) was it. Did expect you to recognize her so quickly though! 😄 Great reaction Teagan! You definitely need to watch part Deux!

SEAN ƴü KAY

Going to the mattresses is flipping it and going to war

SEAN ƴü KAY

Please watch #2 eventually and promise us you never watch #3...#3 doent count even by people who were involved in the making of #3...

SEAN ƴü KAY

#2 is on an all time best movies ever list (even if it doesn't make everyone's personal top ten, it is a damn near perfect film)...#3 should not exist...most humans feel this way

Jaykaul

Definitely give Godfather 2 a watch!

Riggo 82

Just to get this out of the way, first and foremost. I forgive you for forgetting that I mentioned Talia Shire being in the Godfather films in the comments for Rocky. She is actually Francis Ford Coppola's younger sister. But, no seriously, I'm so glad you decided to watch this finally. It's film reacting 101 if you ask me. So many great actors at the beginning of their careers and Marlon Brando in his prime. I mean Al Pacino, Robert Duvall, James Caan, John Cazale, Talia Shire, and Diane Keaton. Come on. And in "The Godfather 2", you can add De Niro and Bruno Kirby to the cast. I think your right about watching it again. You'll pick up on a few things. There are subtle things that you missed this time but that's to be expected. One of the great things about older films like this one is that director's didn't treat audiences like they're morons. Over explaining everything. Even patently obvious things. "The Godfather 2" will require a second watch even more than this film as the plot is a lot more complex. There are a lot more moving parts to it and two story lines running simultaneously, as well.

Jeff Turner

Johnny Fontaine's character I believe is based on the life of Frank Sinatra

Gary Giaimo

That's correct. Fontaine's visit to the wedding, the California and horse's head sequence, it is loosely based on Sinatra using his connections to muscle his way in to his role in From Here to Eternity.

Clay F

The juxtaposition of the baptism and the assassinations is stunning. GF and GFII are my top two movies of all time. The Shawshank Redemption is No. 3. "And may their first child be a masculine child." “That’s my family, Kay. It’s not me.” "Women and children can be careless, but not men." After Michael retrieved the gun in the bathroom and comes out and sits back down with Sollozzo and McCluskey, the look on Michael's face is so intense. Like he is not distracted by anything, except focused what he was about to do. "Fredo, you're my older brother, and I love you. But don't ever take sides with anyone against the Family again. Ever."