I got a knowing chuckle from my lady when she asked me for money. Then in my best *Vito Corleone* voice I'd say _"That I cannot do."_ Funny for a moment until she realizes I'm serious.
This is so cool to see. I can see where some of the emojis come from on the Discord. I absolutely love this video. Goes to show how influential the film was. Exceptional work man!
Yeah, things wouldn’t have been the same, obviously, but there were entire genres of mob and crime films that defined generations of film making prior to its release.
One thing that almost nobody wants to admit about The Godfather is that its' popularity was kind of dangerous, considering it was such a romanticized portrayal of the mob. Before it came out, the Mafia was something infamous and globally despised, and then after The Godfather people started glorifying and justifying it (and many still do to this day). People like John Gotti would've never become celebrities if it wasn't for that movie.
The Godfather is told from the top of the ranks. The Don himself and his immediate family, the ones who made it. There was also the fact that Joe Colombo, boss of the Colombo Family, threatened production to not villianize the Mafia. Goodfellas is told from street view gangsters who want to rise but are hindered. There was a point in time when the Mafia were respected. Figures like Frank Costello, Carlo Gambino, Tony Accardo and Tommy Lucchese looked out for the common man and kept things safe. Now it's all over.
Interestingly, the qualities of “honor” and “loyalty” that are “romanticized” in The Godfather are sorely lacking in most of the characters in the film )and book). As in the book, they are mostly embodied in Don Corleone and as the book goes to great lengths to explain, they are sort-of the secret sauce of his “rags to riches - made in America” success story. Also…while Vito seems to receive much love and admiration from family and seems to take great satisfaction in what he has built for himself and family, Michael seems forever trapped in a state of tragic joyless loneliness that Al Pacino conveys beautifully. Just compare the vibe of scenes in Part 1 and 2 of Vito with Sonny, Hagen, Clemenza and Tessio (light /loving) scenes of Michael with Hagen, Al Neri and Rocco Lampone (existential dread). Michael’s life is sort-of a letdown and he knows. I never found this romantic. The contrast between Vito and Michael was never really a factor in the book. Michael was a “continuation” of Vito. In the film I always thought that Coppola and Puzo really went out of their way to emphasize a grim tragic loneliness in Michael’s life. The Family never really manages to “go legit”. He feels he has to kill his brother. It’s awful. He’s trapped and dies alone.
Is it better than breaking bad? I didnt watch the sopranos
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I love, LOVE "The Godfather", but let´s not forget "Goodfellas". It´s "just" one movie, but I think shows like "The Sopranos" own a lot more to "Goodfellas" than to "The Godfather". "Goodfellas" is about the "common" guys, not the almost mythical figures in "The Godfather".
@@Mbk-Art Still, Goodfellas was a much more accurate portrayal of how those people thought, talked and behaved. If you think the bosses and capos went around kissing each other's hands and talking like sophisticated gentlemen, you're delusional.
@@nekitamol1k242 yeah but it doesn't make for good cinema. Nobody wants an accurate portrayal. The way the mob is portrayed in the Godfather is something special.
@@treystephens6166 I would say when Disney bought it, but still The Mandalorian was a very good series, for being the first Star Wars live action series, better than the sequel trilogy.
the offer he can't refuse quote is so familiar that many people think it existed way before the movie. Except for the St. Valentine's Day Massacre in 1967, mob movies were largely ignored and ridiculed B flicks.
I remember seeing that South Park episode for the first time. I could not stop laughing. The Godfather 2 Fredo in the boat scene combined with the bat used by DeNiro in The Untouchables. "Baseball!"
BTW godfather 2 is superior to godfather in almost every manner but audience is foolish and can't understand it The psychology of the film of goat Still I love both 1 n 2
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It’s incredible how well organized this video is. The Godfather is such a timeless classic, and I still watch it to this day
I got a knowing chuckle from my lady when she asked me for money. Then in my best *Vito Corleone* voice I'd say _"That I cannot do."_ Funny for a moment until she realizes I'm serious.
This is so cool to see. I can see where some of the emojis come from on the Discord. I absolutely love this video. Goes to show how influential the film was. Exceptional work man!
haha Mafia Discord emotes
How influential the film is*
Discord?
They are right. There wouldn't be any mob-influenced shows and movies without the Godfather movies. Coppola and Puzo were freaking masterminds.
There were mob movies long before the godfather. Most notably gang movies like white heat, scarface, little Caesar and public enemy.
@@gameworldmaster5916 scarface was after
@@juang1574 I think he means the 1950s one
Yeah, things wouldn’t have been the same, obviously, but there were entire genres of mob and crime films that defined generations of film making prior to its release.
And wouldn’t be a godfather without the mafia
8:47 was so flawless and perfect
7:39 I played this horn so many times on gta and realised today it was from the godfather. Damn
One thing that almost nobody wants to admit about The Godfather is that its' popularity was kind of dangerous, considering it was such a romanticized portrayal of the mob. Before it came out, the Mafia was something infamous and globally despised, and then after The Godfather people started glorifying and justifying it (and many still do to this day). People like John Gotti would've never become celebrities if it wasn't for that movie.
People always romanticized the mob lmao. Blaming a movie for it is ridiculous.
The Godfather is told from the top of the ranks. The Don himself and his immediate family, the ones who made it. There was also the fact that Joe Colombo, boss of the Colombo Family, threatened production to not villianize the Mafia.
Goodfellas is told from street view gangsters who want to rise but are hindered.
There was a point in time when the Mafia were respected. Figures like Frank Costello, Carlo Gambino, Tony Accardo and Tommy Lucchese looked out for the common man and kept things safe. Now it's all over.
Interestingly, the qualities of “honor” and “loyalty” that are “romanticized” in The Godfather are sorely lacking in most of the characters in the film )and book). As in the book, they are mostly embodied in Don Corleone and as the book goes to great lengths to explain, they are sort-of the secret sauce of his “rags to riches - made in America” success story.
Also…while Vito seems to receive much love and admiration from family and seems to take great satisfaction in what he has built for himself and family, Michael seems forever trapped in a state of tragic joyless loneliness that Al Pacino conveys beautifully. Just compare the vibe of scenes in Part 1 and 2 of Vito with Sonny, Hagen, Clemenza and Tessio (light /loving) scenes of Michael with Hagen, Al Neri and Rocco Lampone (existential dread). Michael’s life is sort-of a letdown and he knows.
I never found this romantic. The contrast between Vito and Michael was never really a factor in the book. Michael was a “continuation” of Vito. In the film I always thought that Coppola and Puzo really went out of their way to emphasize a grim tragic loneliness in Michael’s life. The Family never really manages to “go legit”. He feels he has to kill his brother. It’s awful. He’s trapped and dies alone.
I didn’t see the movies as romanticizing the Mafia. I found the characters ultimately tragic.
@@emerybayblues Exactly it is a machiavellian tragedy.
WHEN YOU SEE THE GODFATHER YOU UNDERSTAND LIFE, it's as simple as that
The Sopranos is the Greatest Television Show of all time and nobody will ever top it.
Someone hasn't seen wow wow wubbzy
@@cjpk6843 not a lot of people have, it’s pretty messed up
@@cjpk6843 what is it about ?
@@deadchanneldontwatch7347 just a group of hardcore scientist trying to solve each days problem
Is it better than breaking bad? I didnt watch the sopranos
I love, LOVE "The Godfather", but let´s not forget "Goodfellas". It´s "just" one movie, but I think shows like "The Sopranos" own a lot more to "Goodfellas" than to "The Godfather". "Goodfellas" is about the "common" guys, not the almost mythical figures in "The Godfather".
Goodfellas follows the soldiers and associates. Godfather follows the higher ups of the Mob.
@@Mbk-Art Still, Goodfellas was a much more accurate portrayal of how those people thought, talked and behaved. If you think the bosses and capos went around kissing each other's hands and talking like sophisticated gentlemen, you're delusional.
@@nekitamol1k242 yeah but it doesn't make for good cinema. Nobody wants an accurate portrayal. The way the mob is portrayed in the Godfather is something special.
@@CaptainThugRdx “Nobody wants an accurate portrayal”
Say that to the 314,266 10/10 ratings
The Godfather is a Shakespearian tragedy- Goodfellas and The Sopranos are about the nuts and bolts of mafia life.
7:38 is what does it for me🤣
I like how there is a bowl of oranges behind David Chase :D
I was watching the chase Australia and the question was "Luca Brassi sleeps with the ____"
The guy says the answer is men
He WHAT
never thought Cartman beating Kyle with bat is altered scene of Fredo's death
I remember when Nickelodeon like Rugrats was referencing the Godfather movies as well
You forgot about Everybody Hates Chris, there are a lot of The Godfather references in that show.
My God, this was well made!
This movie will never die!!!!! And that's a good thing.
It’s beginning to look like The Star Wars Trilogy might die …
@@treystephens6166 Maybe The Star Wars saga should die. It lost its way along time ago.R.I P.
@@amaljones8641 it lost its way in 1997 ? Or even in 1983 ?
@@treystephens6166 I would say when Disney bought it, but still The Mandalorian was a very good series, for being the first Star Wars live action series, better than the sequel trilogy.
The Sopranos references?
the offer he can't refuse quote is so familiar that many people think it existed way before the movie. Except for the St. Valentine's Day Massacre in 1967, mob movies were largely ignored and ridiculed B flicks.
I remember seeing that South Park episode for the first time. I could not stop laughing. The Godfather 2 Fredo in the boat scene combined with the bat used by DeNiro in The Untouchables. "Baseball!"
Nas " black republican" on godfather part 2 instrumental 🔥🔥🔥
Don Homer lol.
Greatest 2 movies I’ve ever seen
Make vídeos abou Cosa Nostra Please, i love your videos.
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My favorite is after Billy Crystal was shot and he went to see DeNiro and told him about the dream. DeNiro says "I played Freddo???"
5:00: Even Barbie: Life in the Dreamhouse made a reference.
BTW godfather 2 is superior to godfather in almost every manner but audience is foolish and can't understand it
The psychology of the film of goat
Still I love both 1 n 2
Why did Frank Pantangeli kill himself ?
I loved the Parody with the Audi
I agree with 3 just being misunderstood honestly
Godfather vs Goodfellas
I’m gonna be honest goodfelllas is better than gf 1 but idk about gf 2
@@seantaylor5051 as a movie yes but GF has better charecters and scenes. I've watched Goodfellas over 30 times
It's a bit like comparing Lord of the Rings vs. Game of Thrones. Similar subject matter, very different approach.
@@kevinsager5054 pretty much either could be considered the best movie of all time
Nice video
What did he do to almost get him locked away ??
Isn’t richard belzer the comedian guy in scarface?
Peter Griffin did not care for this video
what are these interview scene's here
Epik video
You're literally a horrible person, anti LGBT flag burner lol
5:53 🤣
2:03
Noice video
Indeed it is
I don’t like the sopranos but I like Tony soprano and some episodes
That scene from Analizr that at 10:22 is so funny.
Molto Bene
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Hello Mafia Game Videos I enjoyed the videos where you remasterd and colorized the oldies music when do you think you will be doing that again
maybe in a couple weeks