The Godfather Part II (1974) | *First Time Watching!* | MOVIE REACTION!
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I think Michael saw a lot of shit as a marine in WWII. Something that's often overlooked from the first film is the difference between Michael and Enzo at the hospital, Enzo's hands shake uncontrollably whereas Michael's are steady as stone.
Also, I think Michael really loved Apollonia and it was her murder that finally turned his heart to stone.
Apollonia was more like Michael's mother.
@@isabelsilva62023 exactly, Michael was never the same after she died
@@Kenny-ep2nf Kay would never be like her, notice that for their final talk she walks in while Michael is doing business, no Sicilian woman would have done that.
@@isabelsilva62023 oh 100%, and I could tell Michael only married Kay to get over what happened to Apollonia
I never fully appreciated Fredo's acting until now. That *"You're my kid brother and you take care of me"* scene is just so authentic and raw. Of course the scene where Kaye leaves Michael is something I've always loved, as well as Connie begging Michael to forgive Fredo. There's some brilliant acting in this movie.
Not to forget Robert DeNiro’s brilliant young don in Sicilian no less!
@@hollytooker507 yeah he nailed it
John Cazale was an amazing actor and beautiful person who was taken from us far too young (only 42). He only appeared in 5 films, but all 5 were nominated for Best Picture.
His name wasn't the same. It was originally Vito Andolini. They made a mistake at the immigration office at Ellis Island and put his last name as Corleone, which is where he was from.
Oh wowww I missed that😳
He didn't make a mistake. The immigration officer "changed" his last name to "Corleone". It was common for immigration officers of that era to change the names of immigrants at their will.
Tom Hagen the adopted brother in the family is definitely the most underrated character in the film dope reaction 🙂
I love Tom the most like Vito, level headed and loyal. G3 suffered from his absence
@@marlonthemarvellous you’re absolutely right
Tom's role in the family was to be understated.. not underrated. He was never meant to be out front. Yet he was very important.
its cuz he loves the Hussle, he loves the game
I love your reaction Marie!! You´re so genuine and intuitive!! This for me... it´s an absolute MASTERPIECE.
Wow, thank you!!!
I agree!
The contrast between Vito and Michael is interesting. Vito treats people with respect. Michael rules through fear.
You do some seriously excellent reactions. Very smart, insightful and perceptive. You notice a lot that others don't. Ultimately, you picked up on the main parallels in the move between Vito and Michael. Vito did some shady things, but it was about a sense of community and decency and a certain level of respect. It was so hard being part of an immigrant community back then. Michael is ruthless and cold and loses everyone he loves. He is corporate and brutal. His father wouldn't recognise the Michael he has become.
Thank you so much! I really appreciate that & I’m glad you enjoyed🙏🏼& well said, I definitely agree with your analysis.
🥰👋🏾 just a lil trivia:
Robert De Niro originally auditioned for Sonny in The Godfather part 1
Hyman Roth is played by Lee Strasberg who trained Robert De Niro & Al Pacino at the Actors Studio
You're right about the dynamics of Don Vito and Michael's marriage. Don Vito would never treat his wife like that, but she wouldn't have murdered their child either. Michael's and Kay's relationship was toxic at best whereas Don vito's wife was more of an extension of him. They shared a background and struggle that was missing in Michael's marriage. There's a Godfather Saga that's super long and very difficult to find and I saw it once and it was so close to the book that you got a better explanation of all of this. If his first wife wasn't killed the story would've been much more different and Michael would've been more anchored
What a take on Kay! "MuRdErEd ThEiR cHiLd" 🤣😂🤣 Blaming her for Michael's amorality and ruthlessness.
@@michaelkb8783 lmao
@@michaelkb8783 But thats what she did? She spitefully killed her child to get at Michael.
This is where we may have a plot hole. After Michael left, Tom had Kay and the kids on lockdown in the family compound. She presumably would not have been able to get out to get an abortion. And her saying, “I had it killed” presupposes that she didn’t do it herself, such as with a coat hanger.
@@michaelkb8783 but that’s exactly what she did though she even says 26:42 It WAS A SON MICHAEL AND I HAD IT KILLED BECAUSE THIS MUST ALL END!
Great reaction. Couple of things to keep in mind. The attempted murder of Frank Pentangeli was based on the real life attempted murder of Larry Gallo. The actor playing the would be murderer, the late Danny Ailello, ad libbed the "Michael Corleone says hello!" line. The director liked it and kept it in.
In universe, the Rosato Brothers may well have thought that they had Michael's permission because Hyman Roth lied and told them that they did.
You can see Robert De Niro and Frank Sivero acting 18 years apart with this movie (1972) and “Goodfellas” (1990). In “Godfather 2,” they are young Vito and young Genco (going to see the play, etc.). In “Goodfellas,” iJimmy Conway (De Niro) tells Frank Carbone (Sivero) to return his wife’s mink coat (and eventually Carbone ends up frozen in a meat truck).
Also together in "New York, New York".
Bullet through the eye is called the Moe Green special. His eyes were too big for his stomach so they gave him one in the eye, that's what happens to mobsters who make the same mistake. Also the line, "I'm smart, not like everybody says, like dumb!" Always cracks me tf up.
I think you’re insights and comments are spot on. I’ve watched these movies countless times and you brought a perspective I hadn’t considered before. Love your reactions.
Wow thank you!! I’m glad I could do that😊
John Cazale was such a great actor. It really kills me that we lost him so young.
I loved Godfather part 1. Because of Michaels journey from innocent to ruthless. Also Marlon Brando performance, and the Baptism scene. I love this one as well but not as much. De Niro did a brilliant job as Vito and I loved the flashbacks better than the present day. John Cazele was also outstanding as Fredo, and Frank Pantangelli actor was too. Hyman Roth was a great protagonist. Loved your reactions to both. I hope your channel grows
I agree with everything you said👌🏻& thank you!!🙏🏼
I always said the same exact thing u said down to every single word , I also miss all the other characters from the first one like older Vito , Santino, Clemenza & Tessio back when the family was at it's very height of it's power & it still being a Dynasty!!!! I don't hate the scenes in part 2 of Micheals continued story , it's just not as interesting as the flashbacks of young Vito & Michael's story in the original film like u said is far more interesting & yes the baptism of fire/revenge sequence definitely blows away the final revenge sequence in the second film!!!!
I was anticipating this reaction! Amazing as always. Love to listen to your perspectives and commentary. Part 3 next!
Thank you so much! That’s definitely coming👌🏻
Not the simplest plotline to follow...
You did great..😉👍
Thanks 😅
Yeah Michael is playing chess, like she said. I think in several cases he suspects something (that Roth tried to kill him, that Fredo is the traitor) but he keeps his options open until he's completely sure, which makes his intentions a lot harder to read that most movie characters.
Francis Ford Coppola (the director) said he always wanted to tell a story of a father & son when they're both the same age & see the similarities & differences. So, w/ that being said, Vito's #1 priority is his family & then respect is like 1a. Michael, on the other hand seems to be driven by the family NAME & making it stronger. Vito didn't want Mike in this business but Mike can't wait for Anthony to grow older & take over.
Part 3 is ok, I can appreciate it more now that I'm an adult but, you can seriously not watch part 3 & be good.
One movie that is strangely not covered by reactors is the one that Francis Ford Coppola made in-between “The Godfather” and “Godfather 2”: “The Conversation.” It is also a classic, top-notch film. Stars Gene Hackman (amazing performance), John Cazale (Fredo in the Godfather movies), has Harrison Ford in a supporting role playing a baddie (this was before he broke out with Han Solo), and a cameo from Robert Duvall (Tom Hagen in the Godfather movies). Definitely highly recommended!
I was haunted so much by the music in these movies that I felt compelled to write a concert band arrangement to some of the themes from them.
I really like the parallel between Michaels current progress and Vito's progress when he was younger as it shows the similarities and differences they have while being leaders
It has always been hilarious to me how after everything that she knows kay can be insane enough to think that she can take Michael's kids!
I think if Apollonia would have lived Michael would have been a different Godfather she would have become a matriarch just like his mother somebody that he could absolutely Trust and Connie came to her senses but in Godfather 3 she is a complete badass really enjoy your reactions to movies it would be fun to watch one with you
Willy Cicci (the 'button man') testified against Michael in front of the government committee because he was Frank Pentangeli's right-hand man, and they both believed that Michael had tried to have Frank strangled. It was Hyman Roth who had Frank garroted by the assassin who said "Michael Corleone says 'hello!'" It was a misdirection to turn Pentangeli against Michael, which is why Frank was left alive to potentially testify against Michael, later.
21:50 Vito told him to ask around about me. When the landlord realized Vito was about that life he got all types of polite.
Vito told him to check himself before he wreck himself
The beauty of these two films is that they mirror the changes in America and it's morals.
Journey out chea putting a hit on ALL these classic mob movies. Appreciate you continuing with the film reactions. It's always fun to share in the experience with someone new to a classic film. Keep up the amazing work.
More to come! Thanks for the continued support🙏🏼
The actor who plays Fredo is John Cazale. He and Pacino were good friends in real life. They appeared together again in Dog Day Afternoon, which is also a great movie you should check out, reaction or in your private life. Cazale got to work with Coppola again in The Conversation with Gene Hackman. And then had a role in The Deer Hunter alongside Robert Deniro and Christopher Walken. You really need to check out Walken's work, too. There's nobody else in the world like that dude. My mother actually went to the same high school he did. Not that that means anything, but it feels like it does to say it. lol
Lol that’s really cool👌🏻 thanks for this comment🙏🏼
Yo u been going crazy with the reactions 🔥🔥🔥
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*_(ANYone kills ANY Corleone)_*
*_(Corleones murder them)_*
Marie: “Yep! Shouldn’t have done it.”
*_(Fredo almost gets mike killed)_*
*_(Michael murders Fredo)_*
Marie: “I’m not surprised he killed Fredo b/c of what Fredo did.”
*_(Kay murders Michael’s son)_*
*_(Michael slaps Kay once)_*
Marie: “I think Michael is losing his way.” 🤣🤣🤣
I swear🤦🏽♂️You womenfolk😅 #ExceptionalContent #NewSubscriber
FACTS!🤣🤣
😅Said the same thing😂
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Bro! Somebody in the comments said “That’s still no reason to hit her.”🤣🤣🤣TF?
😆Thought I was alone, like “Girl!??”🤦🏽♀️🤷🏽♀️
16:16 Johnny Ola played by Dominic Chianese who went on to play "Uncle Junior" on the Sopranos
That’s what I’m talking bout! Godfather II now repeat I and ll over again you learn so much more. These movies are incredible and timeless
Godfather 1 and 2 are the closest to what the Italian mafia is really like. Thats just what ive heard. Im Italian.. 😊 love watching your channel!
"Why more... oh shit!. What was the point of that?"... your reaction was priceless.
i neverrr noticed the cutting cake pieces scene while giving pieces of his business away, and you see the guy handing a piece to michael while hyman is talking about "turning things over" to him
that is brilliant, nice catch
loved how well you caught onto things
so much more was confusing to me my first watch
Very good commentary and most importantly you get the plot.....great reaction!!!!!!
Thank you!! 😁
This is a very dense film with a lot of plot points to take in on a first viewing, but you were completely on it. Great reaction.
27:18 Vito would not have done that to his wife. But his wife would have NEVER done that to Vito…and certainly not brag about it.
Mike was standing there, gathering the power for the spirit bomb like Goku😂
9:07 --hilariously, that actor is known for his INSANE eyebrows. They're like his trademark, those and the Brillo hair.
"It was an abortion. I don't want your son."
Micheal: Kalm.
"This Sicilian thing being going on for 2,000 years-"
Micheal: 👋🏻
Rightttt😬🤣
The guy that testified against Michael is the guy that Rocky used to work for on the docks
Loved it! Two of your reactions to scenes in this movie were better than I thought possible; 1st - When Kate tells Michael about the abortion and he slaps her, 2nd - when Michael brings his family back to Italy and guts the guy who killed his parents and brother...Priceless. Of course you were confused about the story(EVERYBOBY is 1st watch), but the wheels were turning in your head and you were able to brilliantly put the pieces together. Bravo!
I’m glad you enjoyed!!!🙏🏼😊
I love the first Godfather, but part 2 is engaging on a whole different level. It's very interesting to see the juxtaposition of Vito Corleone's rise as a true man of respect in the community against Michael's devolution into a living monster (killing his own brother, banishing Kay from the family and access to her own children). Great drama, Shakespearean in scope and weight. Alot of the character backstory of Vito, as portrayed by Robert DeNiro, was drawn from the source novel written by Mario Puzo, who also wrote the screenplay for both GF 1 and 2. Most of it was left out of the first film for the sake of time and Puzo took the opportunity of the sequel to bring the backstory into the saga of the Corleones. Wise approach that in my opinion benefits both parts greatly.
15:45 Roth told the Rosato Brothers to say “Michael Corleone says hello” so Frank would think Michael tried to kill him and so he’d have motive to turn on Michael. That’s why Willie Cicci ratted on Michael at 20:35. He was Frankie’s right hand man
Not sure if you are aware that writer/director Francis Ford Coppola and the actress who played Connie, Talia Shire, are brother and sister IRL. That gives extra poignance to the scene at the mother's funeral where Connie pleads for Michael to forgive Fredo. In an interview of Talia Shire I saw many years ago, she said that while they were filming the scene she heard a small noise from behind the camera, but carried on playing until the end. When it was done, she turned around and saw where the noise came from: It was Francis. He was crying! 😢
Oh wow!!!
Now you should react to “Heat”. It’s the first time Pacino and De Niro are on screen together.
I very much enjoyed this reaction. I didn't catch half the parallels you did when I first watched this movie. Subscribing now.
Awesome! Thank you!
@12.38 What is happening?_
Michael is telling each of Hyman Roth & Frank Pentangelli that the other is behind the assassination attempt so he has to kill them to *gauge/judge their individual reactions.* Pentangelli passed the test because he seemed genuinely baffled, while Roth took it so cool that shows he knew so much in advance, which tol Michael that he is behind the attempt. Michael convinces Pentangelli to make peace with the Rosato family but Roth is so calculated that he figured that part out too so he sent an assassin after Pentangeli with instructions to announce that "Michael says hello" to sow doubt in the minds of both the Corleone & Rosato leutenants & lower ranks. As we also heard a minute ago he used his leutenant KJohnny Ola to tempt Fredo & involve him. It was Fredo that gave information to Roth's men about the layout of the Corleone estate and the whereabouts of everyone.
29:40 the score when Michael hugs Fredo and you see that cold icy stare from Michael it’s bone chilling
That kiss of death never gets old!
The guy who gives Vito the nice rug is Clemenza from the first film.
The old lady's landlord changed his attitude with Don Corleone because he asked around the neighborhood about who he was.
I think the first GODFATHER was the best.
YES! I completely agree!
"Hyman Roth" = acting teacher Lee Strasberg.
The difference is that Don Vito didn't have any flawed siblings surrounding him, he also had a traditional Italian wife who actually supported him.
Michael didn't have any of that from his non-Italian W.A.S.P wife, the World Michael lived in was practically another planet from the one she inhabited. if Apollonia was still alive I'm sure Michael would've been a lot more "family orientated" with a woman who understood the territory and actually had his back.
All the siblings were effectively thorns in his side. Sonny was an unthinking hot head, Fredo was since birth a weakling and Connie was a natural born hysterical traitor.
22:54 idk why Fredo leaning all the way the fuck back in that chair is funny to me. 😂
I’m like bro sit up! You are their to explain your situation and to see if your brother will forgive you and you are relaxing like you’re at home lol.
I really liked your reaction 👍
Lol so true😂😂 & thanks😁
The rug really tied the room together.
You understood the movie perfectly! It's exactly about the difference between Michael and his father. I was so impressed how you picked up on this early on in the movie. I thought Robert Dinero ( hope I spelled that correctly lol ) was amazing in his performance. Thanks so much for the reaction to this movie. Your channel is awesome!! Keep smiling👍🙂🇨🇦
Thank you!! So glad you enjoyed my reaction to it😁🙏🏼
At the beginning when Vito Andolini arrives it is at Ellis Island New York. Everyone that immigrated to the United States had to undergo health screenings at New York it was Ellis Island. I am a naturalized American citizen I came from South Korea as an infant. I had been examining inoculated by South Korean doctors and US Army doctors. I still had to undergo screening when I arrived in the United States. All immigrants no matter where they come from or why they are coming to America should undergo the same screening. It is to protect everyone of us from unknown diseases that they may be carriers of. The touchy-feely people in America today want them to just be set free roam the country. People who came to America had to run to go background checks to ensure they are not criminals and that they will be employable in the United States and not be on welfare. Anyone who doesn't like this factual comment sorry
I really appreciate this comment, thank you!!
Alof of people gonna tell you to not watch The Godfather III but I think you should because its the last film out of the saga and its completes the story. Its in no way close to the other two but it does serve its purpose.
One thing that’s never really explored well in the films (in my opinion) is Michael’s transition to a very cold, remorseless person. In the beginning of the first film, he’s extremely caring, warm, and driven by a sense justice. But, by the second film, he comes off as a pure psychopath. The change in his personality seemed to come very quickly with no real explanation.
Respect, Loyalty , Friendship ,and fear
Glad you included so much of the scene with Michael and Fredo. Pacino and John Cazale made another movie together that features more of their great acting. Not many reactors have done it, but I think you would like it...Dog Day Afternoon. Cazale left us much too early, but with some of the best supporting performances ever.
Believe it or not, back before TiVO, movie channels would run really long movies (3 hours+) with an intermission of 15, 20 minutes. Just like if you were in the theater, waaaaay back when. They'd give you a chance to pee and buy something.
Dead on premonitions and foreseeing. It was fun watching your reaction!
Thank you, I’m glad you enjoyed!!
It used to be normal for long movies to have an intermission for one reason: everybody smoked. This movie is well over three hours long. As a former chain-smoker I can promise you that's too long to go without.
Did you know that Marlon Brando and Robert De Niro are the only 2 people to ever win an oscar for playing the same character in different movies.
The actor in the movie Johnny Aola is Uncle Junior in the Sopranos!!!
Kay was Michael's first love. They belonged together. Applolonia was beautiful and kind, I hated her death. But i was always pleased that Michael's true love was Kay.
Absolutely loved your reaction to this movie ❤
Thank you so much!!
Hi Marie. Once again, I like your anticipatory thinking--much of which is true, btw--into what was about to happen in Godfather 2. If you didn't know, Hyman Roth's character was loosely based on the famous Jewish crime boss, Meyer Lansky, as it was Lansky who once said, "We're bigger than US Steel" just as Roth had said in the movie. Roth was very good friends (and partner) with the equally famous Charles "Lucky" Luciano, who created "The Commission" (which includes NYC's 5 Families of today: Gambino, Lucchese, Genovese, Bonanno, Colombo) and was also the first Italian mob boss to partner with non-Italians (Lansky and Bugsy Siegel were both Jewish), so Luciano was very innovative on a number of fronts.
And much like Hyman Roth believed Cuba to have THE biggest gaming/vacation potential in the Americas, Meyer Lansky and his mob associates had invested a LOT of money (and bribing then Cuban President Batista) to make sure it happened. And much like in the movie showed everyone fleeing Cuba when Fidel Castro stormed in and seized control of the island, Lansky, Luciano and their mob associates lost BIG TIME investment in Cuba, after Castro's communist ways seized both power AND all of the private investments on the island, including mob-invested casinos & hotels.
I'm a new subscriber and it's really amazing how fast you put things together in these mob movies. Some people have to watch them two or three times before they fully understand. You're very smart and intelligent young woman. Love your reactions keep doing what you're doing!
Thank you so much, I appreciate that!!
The part about Fredo saying a Hail Mary when he puts a line in the water, and he's then killed while doing so, this is most likely a reference to Hamlet, when he didn't want to murder his step-father while he was praying, because doing so would send his soul to Heaven.
I think this was a way to tell the audience that Fredo wasn't a truly bad guy, and that Michael went too far. The film "sends" Fredo to Heaven.
You are witnessing Michael's descent to H3LL... While doing what he thought was best to save his family and escape the Underworld.
23:37 I suscribed just because of your face when Fredo says he is smart.
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If you're a Fan of De niro
You have to watch
Deerhunter or Taxi Driver
Both are amazing movies
28:19 "oohhhhhh!" 🫢🫢🫢
You are having a great week! What a lineup you have reacted to the past few days. Thank you
Hope you enjoyed it!
Godfather 3 has a directors cut called Coda. I saw someone in the comment section recommend not to see that one. But it is generally seen as an improvement and Francis Ford Copolla's original vision. It's also remastered so it looks better than the original godfather 3. I guess it really depends on what version is more accessible to you.
Michael was definitely playing chess. But thru his chess moves, he told different guys that he was suspecting someone else to see how they reacted.
All along it was his brother that was that was a pawn for Hyman Roth.
Roth was mad about the death of Moe Greene. And after Fredo got a lil drunk, he let it slip that he'd been hanging out with Johnny Ola, as well as Hyman Roth.
If Fredo had come along with Michael when he first offered for him to come, things might've ended different for Fredo.
But Fredo hated Michael even tho it was only Fredo that supported Mike when he decided to join the marines.
Fredo was mad about the fact that he got passed over even tho it was obvious that he wasn't smart enough to carry on the family business.
Fredo was jealous of Michael. Probably had been jealous of him his whole life. Fredo couldn't accept the fact that Michael was so much better equipped to handle things.
Fredo was just mad. He couldn't see the whole picture. And the lack of "smarts" is what costs him his life.
Legit reaction. You looked good.
Damn Journey Marie, you’re tough on poor Fredo! 😂 I could never kill my family member unless they were actually trying to kill me, Fredo was just stupid. I would’ve kicked him out of the family business, but then the movie wouldn’t have been as dramatic I guess. I think we’re really supposed to dislike Michael at the end. Great reaction!
Lol yea ur probably right🤣 & thanks😄
When they told Solazzo that Michael says hello that was a lie.
Amazing reaction love the video Marie stay motivated Dream big 1 mill on the way
I think Michael Corlone was very effective as Godfather, but unlike his father, his power was based on fear, not respect, that was nicely brought out in both parts of the trilogy, starting with the introduction in The Godfather Part 1 when Vito refuses to order a murder.
For me, Michael is a kind of Don Fanucci, only with much more brains and quieter, so quiet and deadly, very successful in his role as Godfather, but facing a sad end in terms of his private life, his family, friends, etc.
A Godfather with Michael's intelligence and the heart or character of his stepbrother Tom Hagen would have been very similar to Vito Corleone, that is my conclusion of this story, but such a successor should probably just not exist in this story.
Michael is only similar to Don Fanucci in that he rules through fear as you say. But his motivation is different. Fanucci was motivated by ego and self gratification. Michael is motivated by a strange sense of responsibility/obligation that we first see when he steps up to take out the Turk to protect his father. For him it is this weird abstract responsibility that doesn't even bring him happiness. He rarely ever smiles during his tenure. You coyld see the enjoyment that Vito, Don Fanucci and Sonny got from their position. Michael never enjoys it, it is a burden that he feels he has to bear because he is the only one who can.
There’s a great irony in Michael’s story. He’s almost too good at being Don. He makes every move objectively correct, he leaves no loose ends and no stone unturned. He is always steps ahead of his enemies and even when he is not he responds in the perfect way. He was literally built to be the Godfather, but as a result of the qualities that make him an amazing leader of the crime family, Cunning, decisive, manipulative, etc he ends up losing his real family. He loses his humanity because optimally in that line of work you have to, because humanity is weakness but it leads to misery.
Loved your reaction to these two films, would love to have you check out “Heat” (1995) next, another film with Al Pacino and Robert De Niro but the first time they shared a scene together. It’s in my opinion the best heist movie of all time.
That’s on the list! & I definitely agree with your assessment of Michael👌🏻thanks for watching, I’m glad you enjoyed😁🙏🏼
That bar scene with the strangulation and shootout with the police really happened. They took that scene from an incident that occurred when there was an internal war within the Colombo family in New York.
20:11 Because he had his neck sliced and he still lived!
You can see the scar. And in a deleted scene that happens right infront of Vito, that's what he said at the dinner table, about the people who don’t give him money.
17:24 "Dammmmnn!" 😆
Another great video! Here's a nugget or two, though you may remember when young Don Vito is in New York sitting at the kitchen table with his two buddies well is the one buddy is clemenza who leaves the gun and takes the cannoli. The other body is sal Casio who ends up getting killed near the end of godfather part 1 and asks Tom Hagan if he can let him slide for old time's sake. It just doesn't work in that world for all time sick
In The Godfather Series I Have To Say Vito Corleone Is My Favourite Character
12:32 is Danny Aiello. He plays Sal in the movie Do The Right Thing. Another movie that you should review 😁
It was a crazy world back in them days
Mike did NOT enlist on his father's birthday, it was a Sunday afternoon, late afternoon in NYC
It was Roth that tried to kill Michael. And it was Roth that tried to kill Pentangeli and pin it on Michael.
@16:47 - Yes
Question: Michael guessed correctly the hitmen sent to kill him would end up dead. But who killed them?
Hmmmmm😳😳🤔
Oh, I also like the first Godfather movie better, but I love this film as well, especially the parts with Deniro.
He smacked her and did not drop that cigarette 😳
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