The Godfather Part 2 (1974) *First Time Watching Reaction!! | Better Than Part 1?! |
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- The Godfather Part 2 (1974) *First Time Watching Reaction!! | Better Than Part 1?! |
In this video we watch and react to the iconic 1974 movie "The Godfather Part 2" Michelle watched The Godfather Part 2 when she was a kid, but has not seen it since. She also only remembers 2 scenes from the movie. Natalie has never seen this movie before now! Watch us watch and react to The Godfather Part 2. We also give our thoughts and rate the movie at the end. The Godfather Part 2 is considered one of the greatest movie ever made. Some consider it better than the original. We weigh in on this debate at the end. It was directed by Francis Ford Coppola and stars Al Pachino and Robert De Niro. Subscribe today for more reaction videos!
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Micheal faked forgiving Fredo. In that scene he looks at Al Neri as Fredo is hugging him. Most people don't catch that the first time
Yea, that was Michael saying, "Okay, Al. Time to tie up loose ends. U know what to do." Man, Michael was RUTHLESS!
You need to watch with more attention to detail. Michael looks at Neri, his hit man. What did you think was going to happen? Don’t you remember when Michael said he didn’t want anything to happen to Fredo as long as their mother was alive?
Could be worse. I saw one reactor who thought Michael was strangling Fredo when he hugged him lol
I don't know how anyone can miss that. With Michael Corleone, his deadpan face, although it barely changes, it speaks volumes. And his looks, mannerisms and gaze is more important than his actual dialogue. It's very important to pay attention to all of that.
Neri gets the message from Michael's expression, but seems a bit sorrowful in receiving it. Neri followed orders, but unlike the man he replaced, Luca Brasi, Neri had a bit of a conscience.
What you're missing is that this movie is covering actual history in Cuba. The night in question is when Fidel Castro took over. And the mafia actually did have a deal with the previous Cuban government to run Casinos. But once the Communist took power, those plans went out the window. This is why the mafia turned their attention to Las Vegas.
Sonny is the nickname of the older brother who died in the previous film. His name is Santino.
Tom is also nickname for Thomas, Fredo for Frederico and Connie the daughter is for Costanzia.
Also Michael's baptism name is Michele, but since ch in italian has a "k" sound, it's pronounced "mikele"
That's the Sicilian 'kiss of death' @14:15, so it's no surprise that Fredo was running for his life after that.
Fun fact, Frank Pantangeli was originally supposed to be Clemenza, but they couldn’t secure the actor. That’s why he features so heavily in Vito’s backstory.
Huh? Frank Pentangeli is a real person and actor?
Fredo might find his way home if you give him a couple of days. Fredo was a traitor. Treachery cannot be forgiven.
I always thought Fredo should've changed his name and moved to Oregon or something....but he wasn't smart enough
They couldn’t get the actor for Clemenza to come back so they killed him off between the movies, and replaced him with Frankie
They couldn’t get Marlon Brando to come back, so they casted Deniro as Young Vito
I believe in both cases, it was money issues.
Also, killing Fredo was never “off the table” Mike just didn’t want to hurt his mother. So he waited till mom died, then did it anyway.😂
First two Godfathers were as close to perfect as you could get.
The Godfather 2 is probably the best sequel of all-time. I'm glad you enjoyed it! 6 Hoots for the Godfather 2 🦉
It’s very good!
Maybe not stand alone best, but definitely in the conversation as interchangeable!
If you go back to the last shot, Michael is still wearing his wedding band. Took me years to notice that.
I loved that scene at the end......Even though Michael's eyes are dead with regret
Coppola wanted to get Brando back for the final scene but Brando was upset at the money he got for part one and the studio refused to make up the difference for him to be in it. Personally, I prefer part one
As a kid, I saw GONE WITH THE WIND at a HUGE theater, the like of which doesn't exist anymore (late '60s). At Intermission, everyone got up to stretch, go to the restroom, go to the concession stand. They had a small lounging area screened off to each side where you could sit and talk, and still see when the film began again. It was great! Nothing like it today.
That wasn’t the “power of Michael’s look” that ‘convinced Pentangeli’ not to testify against him.
Michael arranged to bring Pentangeli’s brother across from Italy. He was sitting beside Michael. This action (bringing him over to ‘support’ Frank) was actually a warning to him that he has his brother… and who knows what might happen to him if Frank testifies.
It was intimidation and passive threat.
They sure picked the right man to play the brother. What a stare he gave his brother.....yikes.
5:23 "you fly around the world with men who don't care for you,.." nods his head in the direction of the man who came with her. 😂 this is an amazing trilogy, the actors, the music, the set pieces! i'm glad you watched it! this is my first time seeing a reaction from your channel, and will subscribe to see more! love the honesty, and humor! Happy New! 🥳
Aww thank you!! ☺️🤩
31:47...No,Vito would have not been happy with Mcheal killing Fredo...But it had to be done--He'd never be able to trust him again- It was obviuos he was resentful of Micheal --that makes a sore spot that never heals. He might've tried to take over in the future by teaming up with Micheal's enemies. FYI: Godfather 2 is the ONLY sequel to win the Oscar in movie history.
Coppola begged Brando to do the scene but Brando had issues with the studio for not paying his quota. It would have been cool
Santino is Sonny , and most don't notice Fredo had the flu as a child , that's why he was a bit slow .
Masterpiece ever.
''THE TEN COMMANDMENTS'' (1956) IS THE GREATEST INTERMISSION MOVIE OF ALL TIME ... Charlton Heston and especially Yul Brenner absolutely kill their performances ,, would be a great watch/review movie for youtube
Natalie and Michelle, I hope your Christmas was the best because you ladies deserve it. Mine unfortunately was terrible.
We are sorry to hear that Oliver. We hope you are okay?
@@ForceOfLightEntertainment You beauties made it better.
One of the senators in the congressional committee is Roger Corman. He produced a lot of cheap B horror and Science Fiction movies in the 50s and 60s, and gave a lot of young Directors their start. One of His fledgling directors was Francis Ford Coppola who directed the Godfather movies. Another one was Ron Howard.
The Michael Corleone period... that little disturbance when he was in Cuba was the...Cuban Revolution. Look up Cuba & the mob. Great acting by the incomparable Robert De Niro (had to learn Italian-Sicilian dialect) won the Oscar for Best Supporting Actor for Part 2. The first and maybe the only time 2 different actors won Oscars playing the same character.
I believe health ledger and J. Phoenix both won Oscar’s for playing the joker.
But I could see that being different as heath ledgers joker while great was completely different than phoenixs joker.
John Cazale, who played Fredo, died at a young age while filming The Deer Hunter. He was engaged to Meryl Streep. Though a very short career he starred in Godfather I, II, The Deer Hunter and Reservoir Dogs. Four of the biggest movies of the decade and arguably all time. His cancer came out of remission during The Deer Hunter.
Brando wouldn't come back for the one scene.
Cazale wasn't in Reservoir Dogs; he was long dead. He was in Dog Day Afternoon, with Pacino
The first one had a great story and an all time great performance by Brando and Pacino was pretty good too. The second one had an even better story with great performances by Pacino and Deniro,and others.
Pacino was PRETTY good?? Michael Corleone's character, and Al Pacino's performances MADE both movies, and I would say are arguably Pacino's greatest performances. PRETTY good. I agree that Brando is the greater actor, as far as natural talent, but Al comes a close second. That's why Coppola fought so hard to keep Pacino as Michael when the studio wanted a tall, blonde, Nordic, non-Italian to play Michael. He knew against the entire industry's push to take over the role and cast who they wanted, that Al was the best & most talented to pull it off brilliantly, and of course he did
Pacino was the greater performance in Godfather 2, but Politics caused the film industry to award what should have gone to Al, to DeNiro. Remove Michael from Part 2 and you have literally nothing.
Fyi, Santino WAS the eldest son. He was just more commonly known by his nickname, Sonny.
The guy that chokes out Frankie says, "Michael Corleone says hello." , but he doesn't kill Frankie. Frankie was supposed to THINK that Michael was behind it. It was, in fact Hyman Roth.
Vito kills Fanucci, in part, because Fanucci CLAIMED to be a member of The Black Hand, but Vito sees Fanucci get his throat cut. No harm came to the two boys that did it, so Vito realises that Fanucci is a member of nothing. He sees no reason to pay him, so he kills him.
Michael never forgave Fredo, but he did forgive Connie, so he 'accepted' Fredo to please her.
I'm not sure, but I think that Connie is told that Fredo drowned.
Francis Ford Coppola had two films nominated for best picture that year: this and "The Conversation". Don't know if that had ever happened before or since. It is still difficult to pick a favorite between parts 1 and 2, but a slight edge to the first simply because of the masterful and memorable set pieces. Great reaction.
a masterpiece of modern cinema!!! "that's charm" says a charming lady !!!!!😉😊😇🥰
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In the deleted scenes you can see that Ciccio's men went to her house to get her there.
Santino is the Oldest, Fredo is the second Oldest and then comes Michael and Connie is the youngest. Santino is the one who got shot in the first movie
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The deal with Brando was they didn't want to pay him millions for a 30 second cameo
.....At any rate, the focus of that scene was Michael, isolated. Didn't need to see Vito
12:34 it wasn't Michael, It was Tom who did this, He was the Don here while Michael was away
Pacino’s greatest internationally known performance is Tony Montana in “Scarface”.
I’m trying to get Michelle to watch that for a first watch, she has never seen it 🎉
"Godfather III" works better if you look at it less as a direct sequel and more as a later, indirect follow-up. Also, I'd recommend going with the '90s Director's Cut instead of the recent "Coda" recut.
33:07 Not having Brando during the closing flashback likely came down to money. For example, he was cut from "Superman II" because he wanted to be paid the same amount as he was given for the 1st film ($1M) . . . even though all of his footage had already been shot. They even had to reshoot a stand-in for his hand because they could not recycle any of his shots from "Superman: The Movie".
No, that's not how it happened. The producers purposely cut Brando out after they fired Richard Donner that way they didn't have to pay Brando for two films.
@@user-michael77 , that is what I said. Salkind and Spengler cut Brando because he wanted to be paid the same amount for "Superman II" as he was for "Superman", even though all of his footage was shot and ADR work was completed. Donner being out of the way doubtless made doing so easier. But however you want to split hairs, Brando was looking for another big payday in exchange for zero new work.
I always thought it was better that he didn’t. It gave his character that mystique, that legendary status and you don’t see him
@@jamesdunne3626 ...Besides, the real focus of that flashback at the end is Michael, isolated
When you get to Part III, only watch the version titled The Godfather Coda: The Death of Michael Corleone. It's presented not as a sequel but as an epilogue, the way Puzo and Coppola intended.
My boi Michael was sittin in the sunset like Thanos lol It is done, can I rest?
Fun review. Thank you both!
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Personally, I love to laugh. U 2 are so funny. You girls keep doing what you're doing. I'm lovin it 👍👌
Also, to Natalie: 😍😘💋❤️🤗🌹
Plenty of movies over the years have had intermissions. The first one I remember seeing with one was Titanic in 1997, but that’s a tradition that goes way back. The Cowboys starring John Wayne had one, and The Ten Commandments with Charlton Heston. The Hateful Eight had one, I think, though I didn’t see that in theaters.
The hit on Michael was by Pantangeli, but it was a double cross set up by Roth. He didn't want to kill Fredo, but he knew he had to. Pacino and DiNiro never did a scene together, until the great Michael Mann movie, Heat! Ironically, his first big feature, was a movie starring James Can( Santino) called, Thief! Michael Mann was ahead of the curve! He also did the first full movie featuring Hannibal Lector called, Manhunter!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! 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!!!
Both part 1 and part 2 are intense. You see the loneliness of the man at the top of a violent empire. Al Pacino is awesome in the coming of age movie Scent of a Woman as well.
Someone else mentioned that movie recently:)
@@ForceOfLightEntertainment it’s a very moving and great story I feel it is some of Pacino’s best work. Being a former Army man I like his character being an ex-military mentor to the young character in the movie Chris O’Donnell. Ranks up there to me with When Harry Met Sally seen them both numerous times. They will always be in my physical library!😊
@12:37 "I don't approve"😂😂😂
Fantastic reaction to this epic/iconic godfather sequel that is most definitely better than the first one. But in my book the first and second Godfather movies are equally iconic.
Thank you!!
I don’t know if it’s just me, but they had Michael looking like a vampire or something in this movie. He looked incredibly pale and almost dead looking lol.
He is scary one way or another 😂
Im that old that I remember intermissions were standard in theater movies , the movie would stop for 20 minutes and everyone would go buy some snacks and take a poo or whatever
The part of Connie's fiancé, Merle Johnson, was played by Troy Donahue, whose given name was Merle Johnson.
I think the attempted strangling of Frank Pentangeli (they call him "Five Angels" because Pentangeli means five angels) was a calculated botch. They wanted Frank to live through it and be traumatized, with the words "Michael Corleone says hello" still ringing in his ears. Hyman Roth figured -- correctly -- this would turn Frank against Michael.
I think "the look" Frank's brother gave him was to tell him it was shameful and wrong to break the law of omertà (silence). Frank got the message and committed suicide rather than blab.
When the prostitute was killed, Michael's number one hitman, Al Neri, was present. He drugged the Senator and murdered the girl. No question.
Michael killed Fredo because Fredo had allowed some of Roth's men, who had accompanied Johnny Ola, into the party at the beginning of the 1958 sequence at Lake Tahoe. Roth's men riddled Michael's bedroom with bullets. Fredo had set Michael up for a hit, but was too foolish to understand what he'd done until it happened. (He tells Michael this in the scene that ends with Michael's exiling him.) Michael tells Tom that he believes Roth's hitmen were killed right away "by someone close to us." I believe it was Fredo who killed them. He saw what had happened, realized that it was his fault, and couldn't allow the hitmen to talk.
Santino "Sonny" Corleone
He is the oldest son of Vito and Carmela Corleone. He has two brothers, Fredo and Michael, and a sister, Connie.
It’s called the 1959 Cuban Revolution
I laugh right along with you because I get a kick out of your reactions
Any movie over 2 hours used to have an intermission because so many people smoked. You could smoke in the lobby but not the main theater for fire codes.
I could watch Natalie watching paint dry and be entertained 🥰
Sonny is Santino's nickname & he's the oldest. Then Fredo then Michael.
I'm glad you girls watched I and II, but skip III because it purely a money play demanded by the studio and you could tell Coppola's heart wasn't really in it, but the first two are masterpieces. I could be wrong, but I think this is the only time a movie and its sequel both won the Oscars for best picture? I can tell you for sure they are VERY realistic because my late father was a mob guy. I don't know if you've seen Goodfellas? I'll check, but if you haven't it's a MUST SEE. The Godfather's are about the hierarchy of the mob. Goodfellas is more about the street soldiers and associates. the latter (Goodfellas) was from my fathers era. Like the 60's and 70's. It's taken from a true story and he knew ALL of the characters in that film, only he was tougher than all of them. Not something to brag about. Just being honest. Anyway, I'll search to see if you reacted to it yet, If not, I highly recommend it.
he older guy that was one of Vito's associates, the one that cut his wrists, he did that so his family in Sicily/Italy would be safe. Micheal brought that other man (from Italy/Sicily) to the court because it was a show to him that they have his family, plus in the Mafia world, snitches are the worst kind of guy, especially when it is to the police.
just watched your 2 reactions for godfather 1 and 2 back to back. I must say that you pretty much get it . I myself have seen them many times…. so many times that I know the script by heart of most of the dialogues in both movies and read the book twice. I also obviously feel that they both are some of the best films ever made…. love the story …. 5 hoots as well 😊. good job girls. You’re funny.
Thank you Gary!!
The fall of Michael Corleone is so tragic and intense to watch. To see how Vito started with nothing and died with his family around him, with Michael.. he loses everyone and ends up alone due to his obsessive quest for power and control. Losing sight of the importance of love, community and family.
It really is important to recognize that Michael is simply a product of his time. The era of the Italian community looking out for each other that Vito was fortunate to grow up in was long gone.
The next generation that Michael is currently in has been corrupted by Corporate America. This point was brought up in Part 1 where Vito sticking to his old school values is what got him attacked in the first place.
Its all about making the most money now. Who cares about family values, being men of honor and loyalty.
That's the tragedy of Michael's story and exactly why Vito never wanted him in this life. Vito was wise to know that the criminal underworld was changing and his time was up, so he did all he could to keep Michael out as almost the "savior" of the family. The one who would bring them out of that life of crime. Its a tragedy that not only was Michael dragged into the criminal underworld.. but he's left to suffer alone. Forced to become a monster just to survive. In the end, losing everything he held dear, stewing in his paranoia and regret. His lust for control and revenge against anyone that betrayed him cost him everything.
That's called the kiss of death... Its what Mob Bosses gives to his associates who betray them.. its a mark to be murdered.
Michael plays Roth and Pantangeli against each other; each is eliminated, eventually.
When Michael kisses Fredo, well, now you know what they mean by "the kiss of death".
From what I understand this is obviously a trilogy where one brother dies in each film, Sonny in the first, Fredo the second and in the third, well, it was supposed to be Tom Hagen in the final film but Duvall chose not to appear. So Michael loses his brothers and is left alone, try as he might to escape they kept dragging him back in....by the way Coppola could sum his movies up with one word, The Godfather was 'succession'...
i think we can all agree kay got off easy with that slap michael gave her.
Well where I believe her decision was evil, I do understand wanting to get away from Michael who was a calculated monster.
The Kiss of death
Santino oldest, then Fredo, then Michael then Connie. Remember fight at the casino 'Fredo you're my older brother and I love you' et cetera.
Yeah Santino is Sonny’s real name.
The Legendary "Kiss Of Death!"
You’re not paying enough attention to the details and that’s why you keep saying that you didn’t see something coming. Michael gave Fredo the kiss of death. Who you called “that guy with Roth” was Johnny Ola, the one Fredo was working with.
I’ve only heard the term “besmirched” used mockingly, never from someone speaking genuinely 😂
Love the reactions, Frado sleeping with the fishes, don’t feel sorry for a man that betrayed his father for his own gains 😊👍✌️🇺🇸
If you haven’t seen this movie in about 25 years, or so, you must have viewed this film while you were still in the womb❗💜🍸
That shoot out is NYC in the raw.
Can't wait for part 3
Part 2 definitely benefits from repeated viewings because it is more complex than Part 1. I’m with you Michelle in that I still prefer Part 1 but it’s very close. Both are masterpieces.
You girls look good in glasses. Toward the end of your review I saw Natalie move forward and, for a moment, was right next to Michelle. I've wondered why she sits behind Michelle instead of aside her.
She likes to lean back against the padding
Castro was _NOT_ willing to work with the Mafia. This is why Michael was worried about the rebels winning the war and is exactly what happened in real life. Castro “nationalized” or took over the casino properties and kicked the Mafia out of Cuba. On the contrary, the Batista regime, which was a U.S. backed military dictatorship, was paid off by the mob for unparalleled freedom in Cuba. Also, the big business meeting in Cuba you see Michael attending happened in real life (obviously with the real mob, not Michael), as did the scene at the New Year’s Eve dance when troops entered announcing that Castro was taking over. Batista then fled Cuba. There’s a lot of real history in this film. The infamous “kiss of death” actually happened too but in totally different circumstances. A mob boss was in prison and gave the kiss to an underling who had betrayed the Family. I forget names though.
The redhead is beautiful !
The blood runs deep in tradition.
Oh, in the book , sunny witness's his father murder the old gangster and kept his silence until he was a teenager.
The "You broke my heart" is a HUGE spoiler
Did she seem spoiled?
Watch "The Sting" as well.
Love these movies 😊
She must've been living under a rock if she's never heard or watched the best movie masterpiece of all time!🙄
No rock. Just hadn’t seen it. I know many people who haven’t.
I think you'll need to watch Godfather III now. It has its imperfections, but you might find a bit of compassion for Michael. It is truly a dramatic tragedy of Shakesperean proportions.
Santino was Sonny. Birth order, Santino, Fredo, Connie, Michael.
Nope, Michael was the youngest of the brothers but Connie was the youngest sibling.
Fredo is pronounced "Fray-dough". Great movie. If you enjoy intermissions in other great movies, try "The Sound of Music" for starters.
it was Roth just screwing with Pantangles head, Mike had nothing to do with the hit on him
Santino=Sonny. Oldest of the three sons.
you giggled and smirked thru the movie....weird reaction at weird times.
Did you know Robbie Benson was omitted from the last scenes as Anthony corleone I'm very disappointed with Francis Coppola
Rip Marlon Brando
Phenomenal actor!
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Glad you did I & II and gave both 5's. I think they're the only movie and sequel yo BOTH win Oscars for best movie? Anyway, I'll check to see if you've done Goodfellas yet? If not it's a must. The Godfather's are about the hierarchy of the mob. Goodfellas is also a classic, but it's more about the street soldiers.
Planning on it!
@@ForceOfLightEntertainment Cool. You'll thank me for this. I'm not proud of it, but I'm not gonna lie. My father was a gangster during the era in Goodfellas and he knew all of the characters, only he was more respected and liked than all but Jimmy (De Niro). The movie gives you the impression Tommy (Pesci) was the most dangerous, but that part is exaggerated. He feared Jimmy and my father who got close when they did time in prison together. The crew in Goodfellas was from Queens and so was my fathers brother, that's how my father knew them so well, but we were from NYC. Anyway that was my fathers life from before I was born, but he made certain to keep me and my two brothers out of it. Just thought it would be interesting to know the father of one of your subscribers knew all those guys. I'd say "enjoy the movie", but I know you will.
I think dinero done a great Vito a young Vito. Of course my favorite still Fredo. I love John Cazale it's too bad he almost was only in five movies. All were up for best picture for an Oscar.
I agree both 1 and 2 were a 5. Part 3 is probably a 3 stars. IMO.
Part 1 is a great film, no doubt. I suggest you read the novel which is five times better (even the police captain McCluskey is a three-dimensional character in it). And the silly things Part 2 contains (like Michael killing Fredo) aren't in the book.
Shakespeare is something else.
I just mean it’s Shakespeare in the sense he wrote epic tragedies, and that’s how I see Michael’s story.
@@ForceOfLightEntertainment OK.
Cuba was a rich country until Castro ruined it. It could have been bigger than Vegas, what a shame. Throughout most our lives cruise ships just cruised around it. 90 miles from Florida, that is nothing. Such a waste. Amazing what could have been. You Ladies should watch Scareface to understand what Cuba became.
I need to look into that. It’s hard to imagine Cuba being a thriving country at one point. Sad.
@@ForceOfLightEntertainment Much more recently Venezuela used to be rich as well. Insert one corrupt Socialist liar of a leader who cuts inside deals with incompenent people and the Chinese, and look what happended.
@@rickbourne1376 I watched a video on that in economics that scared me so much.
When you watch as an adult, you have a completely different perspective. It is similar to the way abused children can receive some healing. The psychologist tries to get the adult child to relive the experience and see it from an adult perspective.
The hardest thing to do is walk away.
Mike could not have enlisted on Dec 7th
The butchering of the prostitute tells you all you need to know about Michael and his family.
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Al Pacino eyes act themselve
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