What classical film should we watch next? 😊

@charlest.velten6983

2 жыл бұрын

I'm going to give you a small list. They are all classics in their own way. 1) The Poseidon Adventure the original from 1972 or 1973. 2) The Towering Inferno around 1974 3) Death Wish the original starring Charles Bronson around 1973 or so. 4) The Sting starring Robert Redford Paul Newman and Robert Shaw around 1972-73 or so 5) The Taking of the Pelham 123 the original. Which came out around 1972 or 1973 or so. 6) the original remake of the Superman movies. 1978 starring Christopher Reeve 7) George the original 1975 starring Roy, Scheider, Robert Shaw and Richard Dreyfuss. 8) exorcist the first one and the original 1972 or 3 starring Linda Blair and Ellen Burstyn. 9) Saving Private Ryan, starring Tom Hanks and Matt Damon 10) Die Hard the original starring Bruce Willis, I think which came out in 1989

@jefmay3053

2 жыл бұрын

The Maltese Falcon

@lizd2943

2 жыл бұрын

It's Christmas time! Watch it's A Wonderful Life!

@kojiattwood

2 жыл бұрын

Casablanca

@marcuscato9083

2 жыл бұрын

Casablanca, the Third Man, It’s a Wonderful Life for this Christmas.

Honestly, Al Pacino's acting when Mary gets shot is one the greatest acted. if not the greatest acting I've ever watched in a movie. It goes straight to your heart. His talent amazes me.

@onemoreminute0543

Жыл бұрын

Same. I know people like to trash Part 3, but that scene is the greatest ending to a film I've watched. Whereas everyone else is audibly distraught, Michaels grief and pain is so immense that it can't be heard.... by not letting it be heard, we can only imagine what it sounds like. The other characters stop crying for a moment too, looking up, shocked at Michael's grief as if he is the unhappiest man the world, and that their own sorrow is miniscule compared to his. It's a masterpiece.

I think that Michael NOT dying on those steps is far more worse. He had to live a long life with the awful memory of his daughter being killed 🥺

@highstimulation2497

Жыл бұрын

The Tragic Hero, in a manner of speaking. Has too much of a good quality, people close to them end up dead, they SUFFER, but then LIVE, a long time, WITH their suffering. Vader. Corleone. Etc. (albeit, these characters aren't as close-fitting to the description I gave as the characters in PROPER tragedies, by the Anciet Greeks, Shakespeare, Wagner, etc.)

@zoluhwa3508

Жыл бұрын

He died alone unlike his father Vito playing with his grandchild in the garden. Vito was a happy man when he had his heart attack, micheal died sad.

@tupakaveli77

Жыл бұрын

I see this point, however I still think watching him die on the chair all alone with nothing left is still more fitting.

@klubberzvonhatzenbuhl563

Жыл бұрын

@@zoluhwa3508 - Yup.

The last scene measured up entire stroy. Vito died playing with his grandchild, Michael died alone reminiscing painful memories of his family. He truly was an unfortunate person, wrong place wrong time...

Mary's character is played by Sofia Coppola, Francis Ford Coppola's daughter. She also played in the 1st Godfather as Connie's baby in the Christening scene.

@jamesmoore4003

2 жыл бұрын

And Connie is Francis Ford Coppola’s sister in real life, too. And Nichola Cage is his nephew.

@Sunsets330

2 жыл бұрын

She's absolutely stunning.

@TomorrowWeLive

2 жыл бұрын

@@Sunsets330 yes she is

@versetripn6631

Жыл бұрын

Sophia is quite a popular name these days. A sicilian never forgets. Yep. American history unfortunately is full of 'The Forgotten'. A popular movie on cable these days btw. In the last 10 years.. Pop culture has been saturated with themes of Vengeance. Our clock is ticking. Redemption?

I'm sure someone else said it, but Michael's daughter Mary in this film was actually the director Francis Ford Coppola's daughter Sofia Coppola. Sofia is now an award-winning movie director herself, and was the first American woman to be nominated for a Best Director Oscar for her 2003 film 'Lost in Translation' (she won an Oscar for her screenplay for that film). She also appeared in the first Godfather film: she was the baby in the Baptism scene (the baby that was supposed to be Connie's son). The actor Nicolas Cage is also a member of the Coppola family: he is Francis Ford Coppola's nephew, and his real name is Nicolas Coppola.

@smichelle65

2 жыл бұрын

Also, Francis's other nephew is Jason Schwartzman (Talia Shire's son), who starred in Wes Anderson's classic "Rushmore", and played the French king Louis XVI in his cousin Sofia's "Marie Antoinette".

Momma Corleone told Michael, in Part 2, “You can never lose your family.” And sadly, at the hour of his death, he dies alone. It could also be said, Michael’s death happened when Mary died, if not before.

@billymuellerTikTok

2 жыл бұрын

exactly. Vito starts off losing his entire family and coming to America alone and builds an empire and a family. Michael is born with everything and loses his entire family and dies alone in Sicily

@billymuellerTikTok

2 жыл бұрын

Vito dies an old happy man, playing in the tomato garden with his grandson, Michael dies alone

That scene where Michael's heart is breaking over his daughter's death.......One of the most amazing acting performances I've ever seen.

The original ending from the theater release. Michael does die alone siting on the chair collapsing on the ground

Michael’s story is a deeply tragic one. He had all the money and power but he died alone and heartbroken. The last image of him small in the frame, alone and falling off his chair is symbolic.

In case you won't watch the original Part III, at the end Michael sits alone in Sicily and as Intermezzo from Cavalleria Rusticana plays, he breathes his last. Here there's just a glimpse of that death scene. I must admit that Coppola did improve on the original theatrical release by moving the scene where Michael wants to buy a controlling share of Immobilare to the beginning of the story, where it doesn't occur until 40 minutes into the original Part III. A vast improvement, as the focus of the story is clarified.

@jamesoblivion

Жыл бұрын

That change alone is massively effective. That interaction now hangs over the party, and all the interactions therein. It makes everything feel more significant.

The guy that killed don luchesi with the pair of glasses.. He was michaels old body guard. The one that didnt betray michael from the first movie

@versetripn6631

Жыл бұрын

He was eating when the bomb was planted that killed Appolonia. Said she would make a good American wife. He gave his life to repay his obligation after all these years.

@porkwop9171

Жыл бұрын

@@versetripn6631 your right im sure he felt like a failure given that one of his compadres was a traitor without him knowing

@versetripn6631

Жыл бұрын

@@porkwop9171 if nothing else, his priority on the job led to his massive disgrace. That Tommasino took him in was miraculous.

@versetripn6631

Жыл бұрын

I've made a habit of picking movies apart for what lies within each one...Verrrrry few people understand that The Godfather holds ultimate sway over music film 'Purple Rain'.

@versetripn6631

Жыл бұрын

@@porkwop9171 ...as well as the 'Allfather' tale retold by Marvel with Thor filling in for Michael. The Destroyer...The AVENGER

Great reaction guys! I admit that I cried at the end too when Mary got shot! Part 3 is a very good movie. When people say to forget about Part #3 , they are wrong. Part 1 and 2 are amazing but Part 3 completes the story perfectly. Michael had to live the rest of his old age alone, which was a brutal punishment for him after he realized how important his family was, so he tired to change and ask for forgiveness, yet he still ended up alone, paying for his sins. Keep smiling 🤘 🙂

@seriesscratchx9807

2 жыл бұрын

I totally agree. Michael's soul died when Mary was killed.

@MJoy4Fun

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you 🥰🥰

@damonmcfarland9364

2 жыл бұрын

I love part 3. Michael was man who gained the world but lost his soul in this film. he paid for everything he did in the first two films. it all came back on him ten-fold.

@orlandostock7440

2 жыл бұрын

@@MJoy4Fun Did you watch Interview with the Vampire ? Tom Cruise and Brad Pitt together in the same movie .... I recommend !

@otisroseboro5613

2 жыл бұрын

@@MJoy4Fun yes it did

Vincent, had all the traits of the Corleone men, Vito's Intelligence, Sunny's Temper, Michael's Cunning and Fredo's innocence

Death of the daughter and making Micheal live longer afterwards... that IS the 'death'.

This is a new cut of the film that they just released this year, and they added the subtitle. But ironically, in this cut they left out the death of Michael Corleone. it happens a few seconds after they end this cut, when he dies in his chair and falls to the ground. Most of the criticism of this movie has been directed at the choice of Sofia Copolla as Michael's daughter, and her acting. She also appeared as his infant son in the first movie.

In Mario Puzo's first draft of the script, Michael is shot and killed on the steps of the opera house. Francis Ford Coppola rejected that ending because he thought Michael deserved to be punished for his sins, so they killed Mary instead. Michael sets these events in motion himself when he says "I swear on the lives of my children, if I have one chance to redeem myself I will sin no more." Redeeming himself would basically require him to take no action against his enemies, allowing them to kill him. But Michael's nature won't allow him to do that, so he fights back and Mary gets caught in the crossfire. In the end, Michael dies like his father, an old man in his garden. But while Vito dies surrounded by his family, Michael is alone and unmourned.

@DarthRushy

2 жыл бұрын

Does Michael fight back, though? I felt like the whole point of appointing Vincent to the position of Godfather is to let go of that life. As such, it's Vincent who will be fighting back.

I like how Michael and Connie had separate arcs. He went from being a patriot who wanted nothing to do with the family business, to a ruthless killer, to trying to be a kind family man. Connie went from being completely out of the business, to meek and begging...to the REAL ruthless killer.

You two are officially my favorite reactors now! Your Godfather trilogy was amazing

I feel like Michael was in pursuit of a legitimate business life, through all three films, not just the third installment. That was the reason he was leaving New York towards the end of the first film. He naively believed he could break out of the life, by changing location and business. He took to his role as the Don, like a duck to water. He had good intentions, and always did what he did to protect his family. So many character breakdowns in these films. Great reactions! New subscriber. :)

@MJoy4Fun

2 жыл бұрын

ofcourse! he was so tired of the ''rule of the mafia'' thing or sacred vow... he wanted to scare the shit out of them just so he can live in peace...

@thereisnopandemic

Жыл бұрын

Protect his family? By killing his family (brother). Michael did not like his family, even from the beginning you can see his distaste for his family at his sisters wedding. The way he treated his wife and children as secondary citizens in his empire. Michael was not the Family man nor tried to be like his Father Vito Corleon. Vito did fight to protect his family.

Mary Coreleone was played by Francis Ford Coppela's daughter, and, it just so happens that this is not her first role in the trilogy. In the original Godfather movie, she played Connie & Carlo's infant son in the final Baptism scene!!!

I really get a lot out of both of your philosophical insights into these movies. I have watched the Godfather movies 100 times, but I gave still learned a lot from your reactions and conversations about them. Thank you both!

I really liked ur reactions of the godfather 1-3. U know godfather is not just a gangster movie, its a life lesson structured in a crime movie and obviously its not for any kind of people. U both are very smart. Cent'anni!

Rocky, classic underdog story

@chumbimba83

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, please watch Rocky guys.

The ending to this film...... an absolute masterpiece. Pure cinema. I cannot express what ...... *artwork* the ending is.

You guys watched the recently released “Coda Edition”. In the previous version there is a few seconds cut from the ending. Just after old Michael puts on the glasses, he keels over falling off his chair to the ground, old, alone, surrounded by only a little puppy dog. A tragic ending for him. The third film is gaining acceptance but it can’t live up to the high bar set by GF1&2. GF3 is a fine movie taken in totality of the entire Corleone Family story. It’s like a tragic Shakespearean play. Michael gave an ominous statement to Vincent early in this film. “When they come, they come at what you love.” They hurt Michael by coming at his family. The only thing he ever loved and fought so hard to protect.

@shevawn1973

2 жыл бұрын

I read somewhere when this Movie came. out there is an old Italian Saying about "dying with dogs". I can't remember what it was. I wish I could..sorry.

@MDK2_Radio

2 жыл бұрын

I agree that this presents a satisfying conclusion to the saga. It was asking too much for them to capture lightning in a bottle three times - just doing it twice was so astronomically unlikely in the first place.

Congratulations, and thank you for bringing us along for your journey into one of the greatest trilogies in film history.

@MJoy4Fun

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you 😊❤️

Another quality analysis. Watching with you guys is really enjoyable!

I just wanted to say how much I've enjoyed you guys going through the three films, it's been really lovely seeing how invested you got. And yeah, like you say, it's not literal death but more the metaphorical death of Michael. He's just a lonely, broken man who lost everything dear to him, a true death of the soul.

FUN FACT: Al Pacino’s grandfather was born in the city of Corleone, Sicily.

Watching you guys watch this trilogy has been amazing!

@MJoy4Fun

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you 🥰🥰

Initially, people didn't see this film as being quite as powerful. . .but times change. The narrative of _"this isn't as good as the others,"_ isn't reconsidered, but is sometimes simply repeated. Sometimes ideas get passed on over the decades without much thought. Perhaps these films can be looked at with a more modern sensibility, as an entire story. After all, audiences are more used to trilogies or franchises. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ *Edit:* In the second film, Michael was starting the process to go legitimate. But I feel what truly sealed his fate was killing Fredo. He crossed the line, and there was no way back. Wonderful reaction, as always! 🙋🏼‍♂️

@Hexon66

Жыл бұрын

He was never going to be legitimate. Legitimate is probably the wrong word. He was going to be more overtly corporate and capitalistic, which is just a more respectable criminality.

@TimTheTuner

5 ай бұрын

I have always loved this movie because of its themes of redemption and the choices that we all make for good or ill. It's a masterpiece, in my opinion, and Michael's silent cry of despair at Mary's death always makes me choke up and sometimes even ugly cry.

michael's daughter death was the first time in my opinion that he actually showed real emotions, especially emotions that he had locked inside of him throughout all those years he turn himself a cold hearted man. when his daughter died, all those emotions flooded out like a tsunami, making him feel all that pain.

You're right about Vincent being Sonny's son with that bridesmaid. In fact, that's the same actress in this movie with Vincent saying they're not on the guest list.

You guys are so funny! You've got great insight with these films. Bravo

Mario puzo's daughter played michaels daughter in part three. She was also the baby being baptized in the first godfather movie.

For the life of me I will never understand why Coppola deleted the original final 30 seconds. That moment was the perfect bookend the whole saga of the tragedy of Michael Corleone. When I watched "Coda" I was dumbfounded and disappointed that he cut the final scene where he did. Michael dying alone, abandoned, unforgiven and forgotten.

@onemoreminute0543

Жыл бұрын

I think for me it's a more powerful image that the last we see of Michael is just him putting on his glasses because: 1) It implies that he will have to live the rest of his days with the agonizing memory of his daughters death, even as a sad old man 2) The motif of him putting on the glasses for a final time before the fade to black harkens back to how he removed those glasses when he was reminded of Apollonia, showing a brief moment of emotional vulnerability and humanity. But now the shades are on permanently it seems - he never will love again, he will never feel again, and he will never be whole again.

Mario Puzo, the author of the book and also wrote the screenplays on all 3 died soon after this was made. He had begun a screenplay for a 4th picture but didn’t finish it. Plus Coppola the director didn’t want to do this 3rd part but needed the money. He said no more after Puzo died. So no #4 was made and now it’s 30 years past #3, 50 years since #1. So another will never be made.

@V79K

2 жыл бұрын

Coppola didn't need the money. Paramount needed the money and persuaded Coppola to make it against his will.

@lehampton1

2 жыл бұрын

@@V79K check your facts before you comment. FFC himself said the only reason he did GF3 was due to the financial failure of One From the Heart which left him broke and in $25 million debt. He agreed to do it for the money to finish paying off his loans.

Did you guys notice the picture of Sonny hanging up behind Vincent when he shot the two men sent to assassinate him??!!!

This is really meant as a kind of epilogue, with the first two films telling the complete story of The Godfather. That's why Coppola never wanted this movie to be called Part III.

2021 & every year that passes I cry even more.Al Pacino? You own the film Sr.

I mentioned it before... it really is hard for an artist to reproduce lightning in a bottle, especially three times, SO wonderful that you decided to finish off the trilogy just to finish off the story. I respect that. I loved that they brought Pacino and Andy García together again in Ocean's 13. If you'd like some 'dessert' after this, I hope you try The Freshman (1990) also with Brando as/not-as the Don ;)

@vinniemoran7362

2 жыл бұрын

I'd forgotten about The Freshman. Terrific movie. That was during Matthew Broderick's winning streak as a star. Penelope Ann Miller was amazing too.

@elzar760

2 жыл бұрын

Love The Freshman. Would love to see them react to it.

Loved your reaction. There are things from the original version that I really miss in this re-edit. Originally, when Michael was in the hospital, Vincent and Neri went to Connie for her permission to kill Zasa, and she finally said, "DO IT!" In that moment, Connie herself was the acting Don of the family! And also in the original, we see Michael die at the end. He has an attack and slowly falls out of his chair and onto the ground. For me, this is more of a resolution to the saga. Anyway, it's nice to see people appreciating this movie instead of knocking it because it isn't as good as the first two. As for Mary's death, the irony is that Michael wanted absolution for his sins, but his sins were so great that for him to be forgiven required a blood sacrifice, which was Mary. She was the sacrificial lamb that allowed Michael to live the rest of his life in peace. Here's my suggestion for a 70s classic you should react to next: William Friedkin's THE FRENCH CONNECTION. By the way, here's a video I made in which I dubbed a tornado siren into Michael's silent scream at the end. kzread.info/dash/bejne/dqCMzcOlds2ZlLw.html

@lanagievski1540

2 жыл бұрын

The ending of the original hit so much harder imo. He just does alone with no loved ones around him and no one to even hear him fall

@MJoy4Fun

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you

@casinodertoten721

2 жыл бұрын

I didn’t even knew that this was re-edited. I came to The Godfather trilogy by accidentally finding an old DVD collection in a box with things for free. Seemingly this box was old enough for me to unknowingly own the original version!

@shanenolan8252

2 жыл бұрын

@@lanagievski1540 exactly lana

The theatrical cut has a scene with Connie ordering the hit on Zaza. Was disappointed Coppola removed it from Coda.

@ash_1419

2 жыл бұрын

It is still there as far as i remember

@rxtsec1

2 жыл бұрын

one of the few reasons why I didn't like this version as much. only improvement is the glasses kill with the blood spatter. in the original they had to tame it to keep from a nc 17 rating

There's very few times where a character that experiences profound loss and heartbreak in a movie and your heart breaks just watching it. The choice to cut the sound and then bring it back in when Michael was crying was genius and it gets me every time. The only other movies where I've experienced that much heartbreak is in: My girl American history X Shutter Island Pan's labyrinth Mystic river The English Patient I would love to see you guys react to these movies one day

Sofia Corolla acting twice on this trilogy, she is the baby at the baptism scene on the first movie.

You are so lovable. Thank you for helping me see these movies in a different life

Just stumbled across your channel. I watch lots of movie reactions. It's refreshing to find two intelligent people watching movies.

I stumble across your channel and I’ve watch all you’re reactions to The Godfather Saga. most ppl look over part 3 but you guys made me look at it differently and made me appreciate part 3 more. I will most definitely subscribe to your channel

@MJoy4Fun

2 жыл бұрын

woah that's awesome! Glad you enjoyed our part 3 reaction!

The actress who played michaels daughter is the infant that was used in the first film for the Christening. She is the directors daughter. Sophia Coppala. Michael grew up, the managed to get the family legal like his father always wanted to do. He calmed down, but it doomed him. The boy who plays his son, is actually singing, he walked in off the street to audition and got the role :) Cheers.

I really think the Coda cut makes the story more understandable

@ash_1419

2 жыл бұрын

Yes it flows much better than the og

Michael's henchman Al Neri is played by actor Richard Bright. Richard Bright was killed by a bus near Central Park West NYC several years ago.

The more I watch this movie, the better I like it. I think the reason why most people say they hate this film is because of the time between the first two films and this one. The first two films were so highly regarded which made the anticipation for part 3 so high. People had such high expectations for this film it was bound to disappoint. It's not as good as the first two movies but it is not a terrible movie. The more time passes the more I feel people will start to come around on Part 3.

@paulp9274

2 жыл бұрын

3 has a lot of good points. I think Al Pacino and Diane Keaton both give their best performances of the series here, especially Keaton. Joe Mantegna is great as Joey Zaza. The confession scene is brilliant, and I love seeing the parallels between the opera and the characters stories. There is fan service for people who loved the first two without it being overbearing. And I feel it completes the story in a very satisfying way.

@MJoy4Fun

2 жыл бұрын

very true! we thought from comments ''oh boy... we gonna have an epic fail with the 3rd'' but in all honesty? i think the movie was good overall... shows the parts where Michael changed... and i was shocked.. so sad the ending though

So great to see this shamefully underrated movie finally getting the love it deserves.

This version of the movie is the directors cut. If you watch the original, which I recommend, Michael dies at the end when they show him in Sicily

As always great reaction guy's

I’m so glad you watched and enjoyed Part. Although I don’t believe it’s on par with the other two (an extremely high bar to reach), it’s still a very good movie and well worth the watch.

Mary Corleone is Sophia Coppola, the director's daughter. She played the baby (Connie's son) that was being christened in the original Godfather movie while the Mob Dons were being killed on the orders of Michael.

I never got this film until watching your reaction. Definitely going to watch it in its entirety again.

Mary/Sofia also stars as a gymnast (she was) in the Chemical Brothers "Electrobank" music video

Glad I found yall 👍👍

The 3rd installment of The Godfather was intended to show Micheal living a shallow life and the results of having lost everything important to him because of his "mission" to avenge his father and - sustain the family business created by him. Even the producer/director (Francis Coppola) had reservations about doing the movie, but went forward anyway because so much pressure was on him to do so. Nevertheless I do not agree that "3" was wasted film - I too enjoyed this trilogy to the end because the closure was Micheal's inability to get the "genie back in the bottle" once he poisoned his own "soul". Even with a confession and good intentions his soul was unsalvageable. The penalty of a life gone astray. -Daniel

@MDK2_Radio

2 жыл бұрын

I agree that it brings the story of Michael Corleone to a satisfying conclusion. It’s too bad that some aspects of the film and story were flawed, but it wasn’t likely that they could catch lightning in a bottle for a third time. Overall, it works.

@jonathanlong362

Жыл бұрын

As time goes by….more recognize the value and rightful place of Part 3. It was like critics piled on and it became popular to not accept it on par in the trilogy. I always liked it.

Part II was in 1974 and Part III was in 1990. I'm wondering if they fast forwarded the time by that much. I'm guessing yes. I saw the third part at the theater and it really was incredible acting. The first one may have come out 50 years ago, but it's really a timeless movie.

I'm a new subscriber and I really enjoy your reactions.. your very keen observations.

@MJoy4Fun

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you taking the time ❤️❤️

Wonderful reaction. I also love all three.

@MJoy4Fun

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you!! 😊 we loved them too!! with those movies our plans kinda changed... we had to do alot of Game Of Thrones but we got inlove with classics! haha

Thank you guys I have always loved Godfather 3. I don't care what anyone says

Love this movie. Never understood why it was so hated. Great reaction!

The Death of Michael Corleone was The Godfather's very own version of the Snyder Cut.

I love how you guys pause it and chat about the film

@Jasoux

7 ай бұрын

...in all the movies you post reactions to...

Thank you - I truly loved sharing your reactions to a couple of my all-time favourites, and the Godfather Part III :P You guys are great together and I look forward to tagging along as you watch more classic movies. If I may make a few suggestions/recommendations: "The Sting" (1973), "12 Angry Men" (1957) and "Midnight Run" (1988). OK, fine; that last one is in no way a classic, but I love it and feel like re-watching it, and would really like the company, OK!? ^.^. Merry Christmas from Sweden.

@MJoy4Fun

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for sharing!! we for sure gonna check those ones out!! from playing so many games so many years... i feel like i lost so much.... so many movies haven't watched man.... (Marian typing...)

The 3rd one may not be as good as the other 2 but that scream from Michael... wow, heartbreaking

The girlfriend is played by Bridget Fonda, niece of Jane Fonda. Mary is played by Francis Ford Coppola's daughter Sophia Coppola. She is a successful director and producer.

This version of part 3 is better than the original part 3

You two are awesome,God bless you.

THIS IS FRANCIS FORDCOPPALA'S RE-EDITED VERSION. IN THE ORIGINAL VERSION THAT CAME OUT IN THE THEATERS, MICHAEL DOES DIE IN THE END AS THAT OLD MAN WHILE JUST SITTING IN HIS CHAIR.

I don't know if it was mentioned but Mary was in real life the baby being Christened in the first film . She is also a Copala . Also she has gone on to direct many well known films herself ,

Godfather Part 3 is a good movie...all 3 Godfather films were nominated for best picture, part 3 is the only one that didn't win but it was still nominated for BEST PICTURE!! It's a very good movie...the first 2 happen to be great.

@MJoy4Fun

Жыл бұрын

We love the 3rd one. It made us emotional at the end

I love you guys and I just subscribed! Do more movies please because your thoughts fascinate me.

When the movie was first released the final scene shows Michael collapsing after he puts on his sun glasses.

ALL 3C WAS SUPER GREAT U END UP LOVING THE PEOPLE IN THE GODFATHER I LOVE YOUR U GUYS SHOW AND REACTIONS TO THE MOVIES GREAT JOB FASN MIKE

Marian and Joy are such a cute couple. And I love both of their accents. I am glad I recently subscribed.

Coppola wanted to do a godfather 4, him and Puzo were writing the script but then Puzo died and it didn't happen. also in the original version Michael slumps over his chair and dies

The Godfather trilogy is one of my favorites all time. Great analysis of all three.

12:44 Catherine Scorsese, mother of Martin Scorsese, RIP.

Love it

I swear to God, as long a Copolla is going back and re cutting all his movies, he may as well shoot for the moon and edit the entire godfather trilogy together as one giant nine hour movie, going chronologically with all the flashback scenes in turn of the century Sicily and New Yory from part 2, continuing with the first movie in its entirety, along with the 1950's scenes from part 2 added onto it, then conclude with the entirety of Coda. Just picture it: the greatest saga of an American family ever captured on film, all together as maybe the single most stunning mega epic ever made.

Can't wait to see more classics! Yes, this is not the MIchael Corleone you knew! It's because it was more than almost twenty years later.....and they were all doing it for a cash grab! :P They wouldn't even cough up the money to have Robert Duvall in the movie (Tom Hagen). The movie was originally supposed to be Michael vs. Tom. Instead we have Connie as the Godmother, a creepy love story between cousins, and a lot of talk about diabetes! :D I'm a New Yorker: I can promise you that they never did mob hits in helicopters, shooting into a skyscraper with impunity! And I don't know if killing a person with eyeglasses frames is even possible, but hey......that's why Godfather 3 isn't nearly as good as the first two! Anyways, super excited to see more classics from you! One I think you'll love is "Close Encounters Of The Third Kind". "Dog Day Afternoon" is another great Al Pacino/John Cazale movie. "One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest" with Jack Nicholson, I think you will like that one.

@MJoy4Fun

2 жыл бұрын

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Exceeded my expectations!...✌️❤️❤️!

I recommend The English Patient, it’s a beautiful story of love, betrayal and redemption. I think you’ll really enjoy it, but make sure you have some tissues with you as I guarantee you’ll cry! 😢

@MJoy4Fun

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for the suggestion ❤️

I'm glad you chose CODA--it's a wonderful movie and I think it's a fitting ending.

Part 3 is as worthy of a movie as part 1 and 2. This is truly a masterpiece trilogy.

Great reaction!!! New Sub

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2 жыл бұрын

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the ending is heart breaking

some people say in part 3 Michael but in a lot of ways I think he went back to who he originally was. also dealing with the horrors of killing his own brother and losing everything I think it's very understandable

A good comedy The Freshman with Marlon brando, and Matthew Broderick. Many Godfather references

What I love about the godfather 3 is that Tuco took all the gold he split with blonde and didn't let it go to waste... He actually became a successful mobster businessman at his old age.

The untouchables 1987 is a great movie ie with a good Casta Kevin costner,sena conneryandy garci3 he was in this movie the godfather part 3

In the original ending, Michael now old and alone slumps in his chair, falls over and dies at the place where he and Apollonia used to live.

@fumanchu4785

2 жыл бұрын

I am still sorry for Apolonia evertime someone mentions her name :(

You guys are great 👍🇦🇺

@MJoy4Fun

2 жыл бұрын

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You guys should check out Goodfellas or Casino if you haven't seen it. Also good mob movies

@MJoy4Fun

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for the suggestions ❤️