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Interestingly, the Trio song is actually called Triello in Italian, which is more apt than the English translation. "Duello" is "duel" in Italian, i.e. a duel between two people (due = two), and "triello" is a duel between three people.

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how come it cuts off. where’s longer version

I 've never realized till you pointed it out but Don Cici was actually right in his decision to kill vito, as vito became older and we desperately wanted revange, thus coming all the way from US for this...this and checking how good the olive oil for his business tastes

It's, "the one who holds the strings", not hold. If it was plural then it would be, "The ones who hold the strings". The Grammar Mafia has spoken.

Seen over 100 times this film . Never get bored.

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The Dollars trilogy. This is filmed in reverse order. Good bad and ugly, 1862. For a Few Dollars More, 1870s. A Fistful of Dollars, 1880s.

I wish all the cut sequences such as the Socorro ones would be restored and all the Confederate Fort scenes that would fulfill the story beyond the current directors cut

This movie takes place in New Mexico during the American civil war during the retreat of General Sibley. I am from New Mexico and have been to the actual locations where this story was supposed to have taken place in 1862. I wish that all of you will give my country credit for inspiring this story.

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Interesting fact right before the cemetery scene. After Blondie covers the dying confederate soldier with his coat, he also takes the iconic poncho that characterizes him in the two (pre-dated) sequels.

the first time ever hearing about that whole DC stuff AFTER Fredo's killing. how will that play out in the movie? wouldn't that make all the final killing montage anti climactic..? but, the ONE thing I wish Coppola'd never deleted is Michael's taking revenge on Fabrizio. and it should be the shooting, at the end of the first movie, instead of the car bombing in the second one, which just feels weaker and less personal...and not much of a payoff. I still wanna see that whole extra hour of the DC stuff tho.

10:46 lies MELANIN PPL N ASIANS BUILT AMERIKKKA stop the Capp

With all due respect, KOHR LEH OH NEH

The difference between the volume of the narrative and the volume of the film is annoying. Up, down, up, down. Totally unprofessional.

Clipping Fredo wasn’t about vengeance or Fredo’s gripe with being passed over. The problem was that despite Fredo being dumb, he knew a lot about Michael and the internal workings of the Corleones. He could be manipulated again by Michael’s enemies or manipulated by the feds and become an informant like Pentangeli. But unlike Pentangeli who was shamed/threatened into recanting his confession by the presence of his brother at the hearing, Fredo would give everything up and there would be no way to stop him. So, Fredo was dangerous close and dangerous far away. Objectively, he had to be taken out. Michael regrets it because he is a family man at heart and he loved his parents and Fredo was their child (which is why he waited until Carmela Corleone passed away). But he still had to make that decision for the sake of himself and everyone else. Being the leader, he had to bear that burden and give that horrendous order. It’s easy for Connie to ask and beg Michael to spare Fredo but she wasn’t wearing the crown.

32:32 I’m pretty sure this is wrong. I don’t think Michael has any intent of seperating from his family here. At this point he’s bought all the way in and is even in hiding in his family’s country and region etc. Michael being love and first sight with appleonia if anything likely makes him realize he’s more like his family after all and he’s loving that part of it and likely thinking it’s all worth it for the sweet love he’s found and connection to his roots via doing something that needed to be done. With appleonia he can have a type of wife that he couldn’t and doesn’t ever have with Kay. A wife well suited for the life he was going to be living, either a life associated with his families mob ties home in America or his root home in Sicily. He was prob thinking that he could teach her the American habits he wanted her to have and not have the ones he didn’t want her to. And he was probably right. Ironically though it’s one of those habits that leads to her death.

I watched this movie just a few weeks ago for the first time on my 38th birthday. Can’t believe it took me so many years to get around to it. It’s up there with 12 angry men as one of the few perfect films in cinematic history.

"Ciccio" is pronounced "Chee-chio," not "Ci-chio." Don't be stunad.

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TRUMAN did DID have high moral standards. HE WAS A REALIST

It's important to let people know The Godfather was released during the 70's years, which were the greatest time of American movies ever according to Quentin Tarantino and several filmmakers emerged like Scorsese, Ford Coppola, Spielberg or the own George Lucas with his Star Wars franchise. Unfortunately, those Hollywood's golden years will never be back.

I think it’s a shame and misinformation, when you spoke of how immigrants were treated, coming through Ellis Island, you said that America was largely built by Eastern European immigrants. That’s a lie. America was built by slave labor.

To be honest, this analysis is almost as enthralling as the movie itself. Brilliant work! In the final analysis, it reminds me of the book, 'The Old Man and The Sea', a demonstration of the futility of man's struggle. It then brings to mind, the admonition to live in the present.

Yk i usually click off ai voices in videos but this was good

My favorite scene in the movie is when Blondie leaves Tuco out in the dessert, Tuco then goes ballistic.

bro don't got the balls to use his real voice

Another mis quote in this narrative. Kay planned for mike to go to jail for perjury and she was planning an escape

That's not true freddo had to die just like sollozo even tho the 2 godfathers survived. Both hits was power moves that could've ruin everything they fought to build

This is my all-time favorite movie. Thank you for letting my brain see what my heart has always known by profiling the cinematic techniques that make the film so effective. The narrator’s voice gives the video a strikingly authoritative tone. Great job!

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Did Sergio Leone set out to make one of the greatest, most iconic movies ever? This is the culmination of masters all converging at the right time.Direction, script, music, actors.

Thanks, a very interesting video. Although you made a few factual errors, only a few in your account of The Godfather. But also many errors in your account of real historical events and WW2. Enjoyable all the same

Emperor Harjito did not have any political power at that time. He was a figurehead. The power laid within the cabinet of the Emperor, the minsters determined which course of action the Japanese army would use to conduct their war.

I’d watch this video if it wasn’t some low effort ai narrated garbage.

AI voice mispronouncing Sergio Leone and Ennio Morricone s names just drives me crazy 🤬

The use of AI to discuss hand crafted masterpieces feels like an insult. I’d rather have someone record on their voice memos app on their iPhone than listen to this

Part 3 really shows the decline , stresses and impact of leading a criminal organization. It really shows what happens when you dedicate your entire life to a cause but at the sacrifice of losing your family. Family was the entire reason Michael chose to take the mantle but just like a business owner who dedicated their life to a business it consumed him. Died alone, wasn't worth it

Nonsense. The interest offered to him was too low and security on his turf was to be handled by another family.

Very elegantly done - and scholarly, too. Thank you.

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Ok, now I want to pull out my DVD again and watch it for the 1,000th time

Classic film

Marty Robbins would later appear in the movie “Honky Tonk Man” along with Clint.His type of country music would have been perfect for many of the other films that Clint either starred in or produced and directed.Almost as good as either Ennio Morricone or Lalo Schifrin.Rock on Eastwood music🤠🎼🎬🤠🎼🎬

Angel Eyes does not get the most screen time. He gets the least. Tuco does not get the least screen time. He gets the most. Bad A.I. here.

love that movie but the best is the good bad and the ugly

Ghost Riders in the sky. By son's of pioneer s to be better