Don't Ever Take Sides Against the Family - The Godfather (7/9) Movie CLIP (1972) HD
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Moe Greene (Alex Rocco) threatens Michael (Al Pacino). Michael warns his brother Fredo (John Cazale) to never take sides against him...ever.
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Popularly viewed as one of the best American films ever made, the multi-generational crime saga The Godfather is a touchstone of cinema: one of the most widely imitated, quoted, and lampooned movies of all time. Marlon Brando and Al Pacino star as Vito Corleone and his youngest son, Michael, respectively. It is the late 1940s in New York and Corleone is, in the parlance of organized crime, a "godfather" or "don," the head of a Mafia family. Michael, a free thinker who defied his father by enlisting in the Marines to fight in World War II, has returned a captain and a war hero. Having long ago rejected the family business, Michael shows up at the wedding of his sister, Connie (Talia Shire), with his non-Italian girlfriend, Kay (Diane Keaton), who learns for the first time about the family "business." A few months later at Christmas time, the don barely survives being shot by gunmen in the employ of a drug-trafficking rival whose request for aid from the Corleones' political connections was rejected. After saving his father from a second assassination attempt, Michael persuades his hotheaded eldest brother, Sonny (James Caan), and family advisors Tom Hagen (Robert Duvall) and Sal Tessio (Abe Vigoda) that he should be the one to exact revenge on the men responsible. After murdering a corrupt police captain and the drug trafficker, Michael hides out in Sicily while a gang war erupts at home. Falling in love with a local girl, Michael marries her, but she is later slain by Corleone enemies in an attempt on Michael's life. Sonny is also butchered, having been betrayed by Connie's husband. As Michael returns home and convinces Kay to marry him, his father recovers and makes peace with his rivals, realizing that another powerful don was pulling the strings behind the narcotics endeavor that began the gang warfare. Once Michael has been groomed as the new don, he leads the family to a new era of prosperity, then launches a campaign of murderous revenge against those who once tried to wipe out the Corleones, consolidating his family's power and completing his own moral downfall. Nominated for 11 Academy Awards and winning for Best Picture, Best Actor (Marlon Brando), and Best Adapted Screenplay, The Godfather was followed by a pair of sequels.
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Cast: John Cazale, Robert Duvall, Al Pacino, Alex Rocco
Director: Francis Ford Coppola
Producers: Gray Frederickson, Albert S. Ruddy, Robert Evans
Screenwriters: Francis Ford Coppola, Mario Puzo
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Fredo seems like a nice fellow. Hopefully he learned from his mistake and never takes sides against the family again.
And he's still alive, and Michael's mind is as healthy as it was when he was just the war hero.
YOU BROKE MY HEART.
😅
Well, he is dead. So...no.
Yeah, about that...you probably shouldn't watch part 2.
"The saddest thing about betrayal, is that it never comes from your enemies."
Well if it did come from from your enemies then it wouldnt be called betrayal😂the whole point of betrayal is that it comes from someone you trust and care about
@@Vidic236 it doesn't hurt when your enemies betray you because you expect it but you rarely see it coming when its someone you love and care about who betrays you
@@wickedwitchoftheeast88 Enemies can’t betray you because you aren’t close to them and you already expect them to go against you😂The whole point of betrayal is that you don’t expect it as it comes from someone you trust
Funny cause enemies are enemies and by definition they can't betray you, they are enemies.
@@Vidic236 thats what iam thinking. Like thats the definition of betrayal aha
That last part where he says “ever”, you can feel the rage he has but he still has a calm demeanor. Such great acting
I heard it as I saw your comment
Michael’s mood changes when he hears that Mo Green straightened Fredo out. At this point after the hurt he’s suffered to his family, Vito, Sonny, Apollonia, his emotions switch with Mo Green. Before that moment it’s only business, after that it’s personal 🥶
Chef kiss
That's about as nice as you'll Michael. Mo's luck he lives that night.
I think he says NEVER... "Ever" would have another meaning, like 'some time'
Al Pacino played 4 characters in the Godfather trilogy
1. Civilian Michael distant from his family
2. Conflicted son willing to protect his father
3. Stone cold tyrant trying to preserve the empire his family built
4. Weathered tycoon searching for peace after decades of mental torture and stress
Incredible performance
The last performance in part three was not on the level with parts one and two. I hate to say it but I believe part three was a directorial misstep. It was good in parts but overall it’s a failure.
Facts lol
And served in the Military
1st is more like Solider returning to his distant family
@@illwitness a failure? It's still a good movie. It was nominated for a whole bunch of academy awards, including best picture.
There were things critics complained about at the time, Pacino wasn't one of them.
I always liked how MICHAEL stayed so focused. He didn't allow women, men, drinking or anything to disrupt his plan and/or purpose.
I like that too. He was so disciplined.
shortyjo He was a Marine.
Jada Parks Or eating, for that matter. I noticed that Michael is rarely, if ever, seen eating anything after he ascends to power. Perhaps a slice of cake at Roth's birthday party, but that's it.
***** As a man protecting his family.
But he lost his family in the prcess...what did Vito always say .." a man is not a man without his family " mike was too much a business man..
"Don't ever take sides with anyone against the family again, ever!" one of my most favorite movie quotes of all time!
Adam McDougan iiiiu
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Adam McDougan 😁🔫💉💰The corleone crime family
Do not tell what are thinking except your family....best quote of Marlon Brando
Narrator: Sadly, Fredo did not heed this important piece of advice.
I love how when Mo Green brought up talking to Barzini, Michael immediately changed the subject and focused on Fredo. He didn’t want Mo to realize he made a costly mistake. He sided with the enemy and conspired against the Corleone Family. Beautiful way to utilize smokescreens to throw your enemy off the scent. Jesus what a masterpiece.
💙💙💙
U wot m8?
no Mo Green knows he's in trouble, first when Michael reminds him that the Corleones bankrolled the casino, knowing that Michael and maybe other families suspect him of skimming (like Bugsy Siegel) and Michael is genuinely trying to muscle him out or worse, he nervously straightens his tie. he doesn't realize what a mistake it is to mention that he talked to Barzini, but as soon as Michael says "is that why you slapped my brother around" he realizes that word is somehow getting to Michael and New York. meaning he is screwed lol, since "straightening out" the son of a don is already a punishable offense. so he tries to minimize it and even Fredo knows enough to try and come to his aid, and then try to get Tom to fix it.
Darth Vader: I spoke to barzini
Never interrupt your enemy when there making a mistake
The actor that played Fredo was amazing in this scene. So completely believable. The subtleties…the gestures…the inflection and tone….that’s acting.
The great John Cazale a true legend
"You straightened my brother out?"
This is the moment he should have realised that shutting up was a good idea.
Was sad when he killed him later.
@@kiwin9488 Yeah. Had him shot in the eye as well.
Yeah i wouldn’t like it if some schmuck told me that about my brother either
That “I’m Moe Greene....” line was too good not to say though, almost worth it.
He's MOE GREEN. you dont shut him up, he shuts you up
It's unbelivable how both Michael Corleone and Tony Montana are played by the same person. Al Pacino is in a league of his own.
99 times out of 100 I'd rather deal with Michael.
Frank Serpico. Michael Corleone. Tony Montana. Frank Slade. Freaking unbeliveable range.
Don't forget carlito brigante
Honourable mention to Vincent Hanna too. He was amazing in Heat.
Something's brewing at D'in' D
WOW! Al Pacino!
It's not Al any more,
it's Dunk.
Dunk Accino?
Don't mind if I do.
What's my name?
Dunkaccino
It's a whole new game
Dunkaccino
You want creamy goodness,
I'm your friend
Say hello
to my chocolate blend
Attica, hoo-wah, latte lite
This whole trial
is out of sight
They pulled me back in
with hazelnut, too
Caramel swirl...
l know it was you
Everyone wants my Dunkaccino
Can't get enough
of my Dunkaccino
Kids from seven
to seventeen-0
Lining up for my Dunkaccino
What's my name?
Dunkaccino
A-Dunka-Dunka
Dunka-Dunka-Dunkaccino
Pacino's eyes go stone cold..Is what makes his portrayal so scary.
Absolutely, when he stares at Manny before shooting him in Scarface..gives me chills every time. There is no emotion whatsoever.
“You don’t come to Las Vegas and talk to a man like Moe Green like that!”
That’s why Michael is the don and Fredo is just the older brother.
It's interesting that in no conversations does The Don ever mention or even remotely consider Fredo as management. It's Santino and Michael
@@mlauren629 His father knew he was a lost cause. Even when talking to Micahel, he went on what his expectations were for Michael and Sonny but when he brought up Fredo, he couldn't even finish, he just sorta shrugged, clearly washing his hands on any hopes for him.
Michael was also the one who came up with a plan to kill a police captain that even Sonny thought was untouchable.
In fact, Fredo was no brother at all. He sold his family so that he could make some money on his own.
@@joannapebbleworthy9343 I agree..fredo did go against the family..
but his family never considered him to begin with...so he's left no option but to go on his own (which went south)
"You straightened my brother out?" The way Micheal says that shit was scary
+ThePistons4life and then moe's like "he was banging waitresses two at a time"
Michael's like " that's beside the point"
+ThePistons4life Always loved that line. Pacino is just awesome when Michael starts to turn to the dark side. No one else could have delivered that line better.
tony leung oh hell no...he was the perfect actor for Michael ...glad they didn't go with james Caan or deniro or Martin sheen ( all of those guys I named are shown on video auditioning for Michael because Francis ford Coppola was the only one who wanted AL to play him..no one else did)
+ThePistons4life The way Al Pacino plays Michael in parts 1 and 2 is scary.
***** why would I do that if I own them? Lol tryna make a quick buck out of me huh? Or give me a virus..nice try
Pachino was on another level playing Michael. These movies are national treasures
Pacino
Sicilian treasure?
World treasures
@BlackMinkCoat part 3 was a cash grab, even Coppola admitted it and that’s why it took the studio years to talk him into doing it. Like when they tried to do a matrix sequel. It should have never happened.
National?
0:40 why did he chANGE HIS VOICE
Alex Rocco (Moe Green) kept mispronouncing "Barzini", so they had Abe Vigoda (Tessio) ADR the line.
@@tolar9 Why on earth would they ADR it, should have kept the mispronunciation in.
@@tolar9 He literally said Barzini perfectly 5-10 seconds earlier.
@@Rastamouse619 ifkr 😂
They just fancied getting James Earl Jones in to do one line.
Sad when little brother has to act like the eldest, and big brother is doing the opposite.
I can relate. Too well.
That's how it went down in my family. My older brother was the lazy, alcoholic, dope head college dropout. I was 5 years younger, 100 pounds lighter. I was sober, drug free, college graduate, professional career, married with children, and 30 year mortgage.
@@paulleckner8235 Man, you were just waiting for an opportunity like this to flex in the comments lmao
@@getschwifty9531 Yup!
That was me growing up. My older brother took no interest in leading the family (Jacob-Esau type of rivalry), dropped out of college, and ended up working in low income jobs. I had no choice but to step up to the plate and lead the family.
You should've listened to your brother, Fredo. He knows it was you. You broke his heart.
I've always wondered why Moe's voice changes when he says "I talked to Barzini"
@@markcadieux3445
Me too, everytime I watch it I notice it.
Mark Cadieux I caught that too!!! Wondered that as well!
Between listening to my brother and banging cocktail waitresses two at the time? ???
@Red Dead hollering and screaming 😂😂😭
"You straightened my brother out?" One the the best and chilling lines in whole trilogy.
I lost my dad when I was 33. In my entire existence to him, I don't remember my father thanked me for anything. He loved me from all of his heart though. Almost 4-5 months before his demise he was bed ridden and I showed him this movie. I still remember his words when he had tears in his eyes and he said "Son! Thank you for showing me this movie as I wanted to see this for too long."
I will miss you dad.
fredo was defending moe like a battered wife..smfh
+Ignacio Varga You've got a good point there. While working under Moe Greene he may feel that he had the status that he'd never have in New York. Also, Michael could have understood how angry Moe Greene to a degree. The Cocktail Waitresses weren't working, the Customers went to other casinos so lost profit was an issue. I'd be so embarrassed if My Brother found out about my Sexual Proclivities in front of everyone.
Vito would've violently shaken and slapped him like he did Fontane lol
You mean Connie?
An attack on Fredo was an attack on the Corleone family name. Moe had to get killed.
thats still not a very good reason to slap a mafia's son, in fact I cant think of any
I love the way Michaels ego is activated when he says "You straightened out my brother" then he quickly snaps out of it and remains calm,sign of a very good leader that not being driven my emotion.
Exactly like when he meets with Sen. Geary at the beginning of Godfather II. The Sen. insults Michael's family and his Italian heritage, he remains cool and business-like, but you can see his mind working. You just know things will not end well for him.
That showed the line you crossed with Michael. He loved his family and Moe Green putting his hands on Fredo almost made him step out of character. Fredo betraying him didn't anger Michael, it hurt him and that's when he became dark and ruthless.
The thing Al does better than any actor in history is his eyes. The way his eyes move, widen, and squint shows his emotions perfectly, and it’s honestly hypnotizing! Also, the character himself is mostly calm and very collected so when he does get angry it’s a lot more impactful!
Yea , I thought I was the only one. 199% agreed hit it on the button
“Cast Al Pacino because he undresses you with his eyes.”
Marcia Lucas, after editing the screen tests of Pacino as Michael as told by "The Godfather" director Francis Ford Coppola.
Well no, they're already your enemies. You expect distrustful behaviour from them. Only those you thought were loyal and trustworthy and could be counted on can betray.
@@reginaphalange9417 , qlqlqlqq
“You straightened my brother out?!”
That terrifying whisper growl pretty much set Moe’s fate he’s a dead man walking
Nah, I think once he gave the reason, Michael seemed to think "He does have a point..." so he goes back to the price for the casino. If Moe gave a reasonable offer, I think he would have been fine. Reasonable offer would have to be something below the market value, not the kind of money Moe would have felt he had to take from anyone.
“Fredo, you’re my older brother and I love you. But in the next movie you’re a dead man.”
He was already warned...
@@holamoco no lol
@@holamoco this is godfather 1 mate.. Clearly you haven't watched the movie 🤦♂
@@thecutter199 Sorry, my mistake! I have seen all the movies, last time was in the '90s. I was somehow convinced that this scene was from Godfather 2, even when they talked about Barzini I should have realized. I just came for the awesome last line by Al Pacino.
I think Fredo was supposed to answer Mike, - “why didn’t you asked me first prior to that meeting? May be that deal is not in my interest. You have to negotiate with me first, and then make your plans”
"He was banging cocktail waitresses two at a time!"
Damn, Fredo!
I guess Fredo isn't a complete dummy.
Threesomes? Dude, this guy gets around!
he's a quagmire
Erfan Maleki he even looks like him haha
Haters gonna hate
Micheal: Don't ever take sides with anyone against the family.
Fredo: Takes sides with anyone against the family.
I'll be honest from my perspective. When your running a BUSINESS everything is STRICTLY Business. Yes, you have to straighten things in order for your business to run well and FLOURISH. FREDO, was slacking off and NOT doing his JOB, I mean. There's nothing wrong with what he was doing but he did it at the wrong time at least do it on your break time. But from Micheal perspective he thought straighten him out or slapping his brother round meant that he does not respect TBE core Leon family because they have no more muscle. But at the same time he should've not smack a grown man like credo but maybe he should've handled it better instead of smacking him. But overall business is business. But I guess every family has their own rules or special treatment wise.
I always thought that Fredo subconscious hated the family except for his mom. That includes himself. That is my explanation of how he destroyed himself
@@kimrogers4865 He would have had no problem with Sonny being Don. His issue was with Micheal being younger than him. Even then, I think he hates his status rather than his family. When Micheal spoke to him, I think his plan was to strip Fredo of all his responsibilities and let him live. Fredo's jealousy and contempt for Micheal is what got him killed.
So yeah Biden...
Also Fredo: **dead**
The way Al Pacino delivered the line "You straightened my brother out?" should've won an Oscar alone.
OMG yes. And the editing that put just a second's extra pause before he says it.
Goosebumps every time
It's amazing how Michael turns from an innocent kid to a cold blooded killer in the movies.
You must remember the beginning of the Godfather when he was a child. He lived with violence all of his life. Even in New York, there was no guaranteed someone was not going to kill you so the Godfather started to plan ahead and create his own family. Despite Michael wanting to be his own person - there was a need for him to be part of the family business. The family was not going to survive with Santino or Sonny in charge because of his temper would get him killed. As for Fredo, he was the weak link and not smart at all. This is why Michael was the only one from the three boys good enough to follow in his father's business. Hagen was also good but not an Italian which other Dons would not trust or respect him.
Why you say he was innocent? He fought in WWII... he came home hardened no doubt.
@@geordiejones5618 Also the movie sharpen the edges so to speak. In the book the difference between Vito and Michael is noticeably smaller. Vito is given quite a few vices in comparison to his movie amost idealised version, while Michael has a better way with people than in the movie. It's hinted in the book (changed in the movies) that Michael's rule will be similar to Vito's. (Vito as presented in the book)
@@Sanderus i definitely need to read the books.
It was out of necessity. His father was shot up and barely holding on to life, his older brother shot to pieces and killed. There was no other way and he did what he had to for the protection of his family.
i still find it hard to believe this is the same guy who would later play the role of tony montana in scarface. what an actor.
I find it harder to believe he's the same guy who did the dunkacino ad, what an actor
Or Lefty ruggiero, only Pacino can pull such a feat
That's what do, they act.
Yeah and Tony Montana says "i don't like mob bunch of guineas" at Manny, but Tony doesn't know that he soul once play the most scary mob boss in all mob bosses
woodchuckcider1 and the same actor as his opponent was the main characters father in Gotcha thinking he’s a drug addict.
1:04 "You straightened my brother out." There's so much menace and power in his voice. He singlehandedly proves you don't have to shout to be heard, and you don't have to be physically impressive to be intimidating.
0:37 The most dramatic voice change ever
Some people speculate that was actually a voice-over by someone else.
Just shows you how pathetic fredo was. They are damn near talking about him like he's not in the room. Then he is defending the guy that literally slaps him around! Wow.
He spent years with the guy, he probably still felt more powerful with moe than he did in the family.
Fredo with Moe was as bad as the sister with her abusive husband.
Fredo's reaction makes sense though, he knows he was in the wrong acting like a fool, but he doesn't understand that as a boss/underboss of the family, his person being UNASSAILABLE is paramount to their reputation, he is by nature an underling and doesn't understand dominance.
True
@@QueekHeadtaker correct. Fredo was sent on good terms and for Moe to physically strike Fredo (and for others to find out about it) is intolerable to the family's honor. Michael didn't say "You straightened FREDO out?". He said "You straightened MY BROTHER out?". Fredo surely deserved a smack but Moe was a fool to admit he'd hit and humiliated a Don's brother. That's so bold it's a gesture of contempt.
"You straightened my Brother out?!?"
Damn that line alone can scare the sh*t out of you!
I'm sure Moe is scared. Look how agitated he is, angry, screaming at the top of his lungs, breaking things, while Michael is calm, cold, talks quietly and smokes his cigarette.
Essie G. Moe isn't scared, he's described as a hothead and he acts accordingly. When Moe hears the "you straightened my brother out?" line, he looks at Michael incredulously and says "HE WAS BANGING COCKTAIL WAITRESSES TWO AT A TIME!! Players couldn't get a drink at the table, what's wrong with you??!!", in other words, he can't believe that Michael can't fathom what a complete worthless dumbshit Fredo really is, and he also looks at Michael as beneath him ("I made my bones when you were going out with cheerleaders.") Moe Greene is modeled on Bugsy Siegel, considered the founder of Las Vegas. In this scene, Moe Greene isn't afraid, he's _underestimating_ Michael, and he's pissed that Michael is so cool and calm when in Moe's opinion, Michael should be giving him more respect than to offer to buy him out (in the scene before this Moe says to Michael "You buy me out?? No, I buy YOU out!!").
Antonym Scalia that’s being scared. Reacting that way is a defense mechanism. Mikes calm was terrifying to Mo because in most cases, Mo would get a reaction like what Fredo gave him. But unlike fredo, mo was scared. Hence why Michael didn’t get slapped but fredo did.
Kills him in the next movie. Lmao
@@bendavid4596 wait, there's a big difference. Fredo was his employee. Michael was there to talk business. Moe knew he couldn´t treat him like Fredo. And remember this: "You goddamn guineas really make me laugh". He insulted Michael just because ichael respectfully told him he was unlucky in the business. He felt threatened and disrespected for the simple fact that Michael wanted to buy his casino, and lost his temper over his hurt ego. He was a hothead, as Roth said in II, and that seemed to be a completely normal reaction in him
That quiet /cold look that Michael gave Fredo before telling him to never again go against the family . . . that is one of the most terrifying expressions I have ever seen. Pacino was just incredible in this film.
That second "ever" is what sends the chill down your back!!!!!
Michael's warning to Fredo came true in Godfather II.
I know right ! That was incredible foreshadowing of what Fredo ended up doing in part 2
You're Right
But at The Godfather II Fredo betray Michael because he tired to be treated like a useless people and the family doesn't respect him as a Corleone blood..
@@WeiAkuIrzuan because was he was stupid and weak, he was nothing compared to his brothers and his sister, hes the loving one, the one with a good heart.
Al Pacino was pretty handsome in the past.
Leonardo Villa he looked incredible
He looked like he was in his young 20s here, when he was about 30 in reality. Really something.
True that
He was gorgeous here. This is his prime.
Leonardo Villa HE WILL ALWAYS BE HANDSOME, HES AL MOTHERFUCKING PACINO
I love Pacino in this role, his calm and wisdom is so captivating!
the actor who played Freddie is incredible. its like he really is that person.
John Cazale. Pacino said he learn more about acting from John than anyone else. That's really saying something.
@@Xcalibur18 He died way too young too. 4 years after this came out.
@@movieswithmatticus54696 years
1:56 see the smoke, now you see it... now you don't. That's how a real gangster does it.
Lmfao
+RIDE2DAY
pacino been a proven smoker his whole life!
Oh damn!
Have tried this my whole life without succes haha
Thats how Snoop Dogg smoke his blunts.. 😂😂 It like Bermudah Triangle, just for smoke😂
How did he not win an Oscar for that role?
Nobody can explain that, nobody..!!
At the time I believe they didn't want to glorify the "mob" so they didn't give it to him.
marlon brando got it but he refuse it .idk why
Giuseppe Z94 he didn't win for part 1 since marlon Brando won that part 2 for Robert de Niro who was hardly in the movie and part 3 for that Vincent guy
Pacino felt he should have been nominated for Best Actor not Best supporting actor and I believe he withdrew his name
Love how Pacino finalizes the moment and picks up his cigarettes. "Think about a price".
1:57 that ghost inhale before delivering those lines was perfect
Michael is most intimidating when he’s soft spoken and calm.....or just plain scary
"Don't ever take sides with anyone against the family again, ever." Chilling.
Family.. God really has given me ..the true meaning of fam
People be quick to turn on family and siding against family is the start
Don't ever take sides with anyone again the family again,even chilling... anyone can explain what's means that word
My late father was 100% Italian. I if had taken sides against our family, It would have taken him a long time to forgive me. And afterwards, he'd never let me forget the wrong I had committed.
@@alonenjersey What does being Italian have to do with being loyal to your family? Lol
This guy Moe Greene is a good actor - you can see fear, anger, resentment, as he cower and courage up. Amazing actor.
0:39 why does "I talked to Barzini" sound so different than the rest of his speech?
It's dubbed over for some reason.
It sounded like he burped when he said those lines
He was forshadowing his own death.
He wanted to sound Italian for a moment, to emphasize that Barzini and him were close.
@@StringedYak I sincerely hope you don't actually think that
"Al you are the greatest actor and we love you. But don't ever show up in an Adam Sandler movie again,ever."
I think you mean Dunk
You forgot the second "ever" at the end. ;-)
Dunkaccino
"Ever."
@@tolar9 fixed it fam
0:40 Darth Vader
Bane holy shit that's hilarious
Rabbi Andy hey cool
LoL ..I always wondered why the sudden voice change
You make that kind of voice when air or water gets stuck in your throat as you're breathing or swallowing. Try to listen carefully, he makes a "clicking" sound with his mouth and then gasps for air. He basically choked on his own breath.
Stacci Guma YOOOOOOO LMAOOO
1:24 The sound designer deserves an Oscar for that moving table and falling glass of wine
John Cazale was a very underrated actor indeed I've seen 4 of his films and I'm very impressed with his performances 👏
al's eyes pierced and stabbed like a straight arrow
No wonder Diane Keaton had a thing with him. I know I would - he was hot here !
Sridhar D I love his eyes
“Cast Al Pacino because he undresses you with his eyes.”
- Marcia Lucas, after editing the screen tests of Pacino as Michael as told by "The Godfather" director Francis Ford Coppola.
Al Pacino's facial expressions are just flawless .. acting without saying a word. he is the greatest of all time imo. Should've won an oscar for Scarface as well
Pacino as Michael, his evolution from baby-faced military young man not involved with the family "business" to cold as ice Godfather is the best ever--his performance is unparalleled in all of cinema. Legendary! Tony Montana wasn't too bad as well! Pacino is the man!
John Cazale
is such phenomenal actor. honestly brilliant.
1:05 "You straighten my brother out" .. EPIC
I can hear GOD sayimg..you straighten my daughter's hair..😵😵😵😵😵😵
That's when you knew Moe Green was dead
what a chilling warning, pacino was really cold in these films, he was scarily good
and to think his next film was Dog Day Afternoon where he played a sad and pathetic Character Sonny is just amazing.
watched this movie growing up im 20 , i studied this movie and still do. It’s Like the movements, the lack of emotion, the cold stare , Not talking unless it’s necessary , Business man. This Movie is a Masterpiece simple
0:34 tf happened to his voice for a second
"Fredo, you're my older brother and I love you. But don't ever take sides with the cocktail waitresses again. Not even two at a time. Ever."
This comment is underrated. Just breezing through the others, I legit chuckled loudly at 3 in the morning 😂
@@m22d889 Foreal I just burst out laughing too 😆. How is this not a top comment?
@@nekotfarmer Ikr? Most of the comments are serious critiques of the film, this clip or Pacino which is fine but this comment tho was a whiff of something else 😂😂
Lol
Lmao
My father told me he saw this movie in cinema when it came out and he said he had never seen a more powerful performance then Al pacino's portrayal of michael corleone.. To this day he says he still cannot believe that he wasn't even nominated at the Oscars for best actor when clearly he was the main lead in the movie.. After watching the godfather, I realized he my father was right..
absolutely phenomenal film, its criminal that it didnt get any nominations
@@calumdunn8453 Well, the Academy *was* going to award him, but Don Gotti didn't want the publicity so on the organization so he made them an offer they couldn't refuse.
I agree
My son finally got old enough to watch it. At the end he said, wow Daddy that guy was the most amazing acting job I've ever seen. What is his name...Al Pacino. LOL. A kid knew better immediately than the Academy.
Than* 😉
1:56 he swalloed the smoke 😵
Any real cigarette smoker does.
@@reginaphalange9417 valid point.
Vin Diesel: This n*gga spittin
what's brilliant about this movie is the integrity of each character and the performance of its actor , even Moe Greene
Well said and much agreed.
mrTommypops oh yeah yeah :D , totally ... great performances , brilliant , not a single moment of compromise was allowed it seems , even Tessio was great ... um , Mclusky , and Solozzo The Turk ! omg that guy was totally badass ! u name em and boy did they their job pretty well . :3
'you straightened my brother out' then the stare that could kill.. gives me chills
It was then that Moe Green sealed his fate.
Only he can straighten up his brother🤣🤣
0:40 that's gotta be a voiceover right 🤣🤣🤣
Man the visual quality is amazing it looks like this movie was made just yesterday
I love that no matter how tough Moe Green is and in spite of how The Family is weaker than it used to be, he got visibly nervous when Michael revealed he knew Moe slapped his brother.
the guy who plays moe green is an excellent actor
c88.rex tbh who isn’t in this movie?
Alex Rocco
He did Friends of Eddie Coyle too 1973
@@timpriddy349 That was another great film. One of Robert Mitchum's best. Eddie 'Fingers'. And Peter Boyle. 1970s ultra realism, at it's zenith.
Alex Rocco Born at 1936
Legitimately one of the most upsetting Oscar snubs! Al Pacino DESERVED the Oscar for this!
I'm ok with you Salvador
He has my respect. Screw the Oscars.
No
Who won that year?
1:07 is the coldest scariest line delivery of Michael
“You straightened my brother out?” I think we pinpointed the moment Michael decided that Moe was a dead man.
This was the exact moment Skylar became Huell
Nah it was when he said I talked to barzini
@@AY-qy4jn That's what I thought, too. The fact that Moe was also smackin' Fredo around just made sure Michael's decision was 100% FINAL, lol!
;-)
When Mo green says I talked to barzini it sounds like a different voice.
He turned into Darth Vader for a sec
@@pluso I talked to Barzini, pray i do not talk to him again
Bad dubbing for some reason.
@@situated4 Not dubbed. Something got stuck in his throat, salive or air. He actually swallowed hence the clicking sound.
kind of sounds like Omar Suarez for a second
Love how moe sits down after Michael raises his voice for the first time.
Its so weird how when he says “I talked to Barzini” his voice just suddenly deepened
1:57 Cold brotherly love.
Max Power is there any other kind?
One of the greatest scenes in the history of cinema. Script, setting, wardobe, acting..... just perfect!
“i TAWKED to Bazini”
The colours and lighting in this film are so beautiful, so many shots look like paintings
I like how Michael just stares these idiots down and doesn't even give their bullshit any response. His eyes communicate more than his mouth does. It's like he's saying ''Yeah, I think we both know what's going to happen, I'm fine with either scenario (you getting clipped or you obeying) see you later''
Period. They're all dead men to Mike. Those are the eyes of a man who has the power to make you dead.
Its the eyes chico they never lie
Mike never blinked with those dead eyes. Fredo should have known he was a dead man too, because his brother never blinked.
I really hope Fredo took his brother advice and now they are a happy and great family :)
LOL right
You didn't see Godfather II did u?
Clearly he did
"You broke my heart....."
...except that tiny bit where he ends up disowning him, then killing him!
That “I talked to Barzini” makes me double take every time
This Fredo Guy is a True Gem of an actor
"You think I'm skimming off the top Mike?"
"You're unlucky"
I always loved that line.
LOL...I can't see Michael even enjoying a casino or gambling. He's so serious.
@@mlauren629 Surely a man in his world has seen how gambling is some men's downfall. I think he'd regard it as a vice/weakness, or at best a frivolous distraction from business.
It's from the book. It's an especially insulting thing to accuse a Mafioso of, since (traditionally) they're all very superstitious. Moe confidently asks if Mike's accusing him of being a cheat - Mike says "No, you're just a born loser."
It's all about the skim.
There's so much to love about this scene...the acting, directing, cinematography, the blocking, etc. And Pacino's cold stare at Fredo right before his infamous line at 1:59. You can't rehearse that. A classic Master Class right here.
Moe green is so predictable. He's the kind of person who will end up displaying his emotion in tense situations
"Never tell anybody what you're thinking again".........Moe Green should have learned this.
It's too bad Fredo didn't listen to Michael's advice.
That shot from above is iconic. “Don’t ever take sides with anyone against the family again, ever!
Michael's discipline and honor towards the family made the final scene/frame in the Part II so impactful. Sitting alone in his yard as the family behind crumbled.
He put some base in his voice when Moe let Mike know he talked to Barzini.
hilarious!
John Cazale only appeared in 5 feature films but all of them were nominated for the 'Best Picture' Oscar!
I saw this movie for the first time maybe 8 years ago. Since then, I've watched it 5 or 6 times. This line always had me thinking..."don't ever take sides with anyone against the family again"...I would always think, "or else WHAT? what are you gonna do, kill your own brother or something"...and then a few days ago i finally watched the sequel.
Ouch
Now it's time for part 3
@@kcinkcin3808 I actually watched part 3 for the first time a couple months ago
Al Pacino is so hoooot.
Pacino is always on his game!!
It’s iconic that all don vito kids have separate personalities coming from him
The Greatest actor of all time, Legend Al Pacino, 🇮🇹👍
This movie and the Godfather Part II are the best two movies of all time in my opinion.
It is actually from Godfather Part ll
@@alishbaishfaq6586 No. It's from Godfather I
@@alishbaishfaq6586 This is 1 you even here them talk about how the Don is ill and not dead.
Micheal Corleone talks directly to the soul.
This scene is so wonderfully acted. You can feel the tension between Michael and Moe. Both Al and Rocco did fantastic. Rocco did a great job and he didn't have even 5 minutes on screen
2:05 Fredo clearly didn't get the message.