The Godfather - Renegade Cut
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ย. 2015
- An analysis of Francis Ford Coppola's 1972 film. Support Renegade Cut Media through Patreon. / renegadecut
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i havn't seen this movie in a while but im preety sure that the scenes when vito spends time with his grandson takes place in his house on long island. at his private neighborhood. he doesn't travels to italy in the entire movie.
No, he never went back to Sicily after he killed Don Ciccio, but in the book the garden where he died was described as a place reminiscent of Sicily.
You are absolutely correct. I was going to make that comment but saw yours first.
This is well done, but one error. Vito wasn't in Italy when he was playing with the boy in the garden. That was his yard in his house on Long Island, where he had conversatios with Michael, and where he died.
He must've mistaken it due to the filter they used for the scene. It was filmed like that purposely because in the book the garden was described as reminiscent a of Sicily
Great analysis. I learned something new - didn’t previously realize that Vito’s death scene was meant to be in Italy. I thought it was in the Corleone compound, like in the book.
This gave me a whole new level of appreciation for my fav movie. Thanks😊
I'm sure the Corleones gave plenty of money to the church. That made their activities OK with the priest.
5:54 what!!
*shuts down his newly founded horse decapitation firm*
The dream is over .. it's over. :(
Thanks for making this very informative and layered analysis of this great movie.
I like how your videos never have commercials.
You should be so much bigger, by far the best reviewer on Channel Awesome.
Keep up the great work man!
or the only good one there is.
+Leon Thomas point taken
+Leon Thomas but i still think that while there are many entertaining shows i have yet to see one wich focus on film analysis on your level. i don't want to offend anyone and im sorry if i did but i just dont think that they dedicate a lot of their shows to comprehend the art of cinema.
+Leon Thomas Needs More Gay its preety awesome,yeah
+Joaco ponce de leon More than "the art of cinema"i always found Renegade Cut as an essay about the meaning behind movies.Something they would show me at film school,except Renegade Cut its not boring(thou when im tired Leons voice its of much help to get me to sleep quickly).Keep up the good work Leon.
The wording in the book, which I think is FAR better and more true, is "You can never be a real man if you aren't a father to your children". I don't think Don Corleone gave a damn about whether or not a guy lies to his wife, he would think that was a matter of course.
The philosophy sounds similar to what you brought up in your GoT/It’s only terrorism if it happens to us video when you discussed American exceptionalism. If atrocities are committed by an entity powerful enough to create propaganda justifying those atrocities, then those acts aren’t as bad as someone else doing so. You just need to invoke some concept like “family,” “freedom,” “god” et al and nothing you do can be considered bad. It’s a dangerous mindset and it warrants deconstruction.
Great video, Leon. For awhile in my late teens, I was rather obsessed with this film. I think you summed up the message of the film better than I ever could at the end. LOL
To be honest, I tend to be distracted by Brando's playing with the cat during the first scene. I just remember that scene from the show "The Critic" where Duke is singing to his cat.
"I don't like violence Tom. I'm a businessman. Blood is a big expense!"
Great video as always. This is my favourite movie of all time. Didn't know Vito was in Italy when he died.
Karl Karlos Alright. Realized Leon was wrong
spot on
The amazing thought about rationalization!
Great video. I think most of the Motifs and underlying meanings of this movie can also be found in The Sopranos. I suppose they did this intentionally.
I would love to hear you talk about a couple of movies. How about a video on Mulholland Drive or Tarkovsky's "Stalker"?
+Leon Thomas It was a good analysis but you made a mistake. Vito's death did NOT take place in Italy. Unless you're telling me that he took Micheal's son Anthony all the way to Italy while still acting as Micheal's counsel and living in a place with a back yard that's identical to his in America then no, he did not head back to Italy near the end of the film.
+Leon Thomas That's too bad. Sadly I can't afford that. However, I do understand that you can't take requests from every person without getting paid for it. Anyways, thanks for your reply and keep up your great work!
Great video. Subbed.
In most, if not in every of your videos I find something new about a movie. Especially the precision in your explanations is what makes it so interesting. Keep up the good work!
And I have to ask, what is the background music in this video?
Well spoken :)
In the novel Michael transcends the "its business" line in a speech to Tom Hagen
Nice analysis, completely agree with the part about christianity. But...about the gender politics business...I have a different opinion. As an italian university student (I'm about 25 years old) I can safely say that that's how our grandparents talked about women, children and gender politics at large. Our fathers (the now 50 years old demographic) were less arsh with us and I like to think that modernity taught them something but still, growing up only my generation represented some sort of detachment from this mindset. Yeah, there were the 70's but what was happening here during that time period was merely a shadow of what was happening in America and other anglophones countries. A deeper meaning behind the gender politics talk in the movie may be present, yes, but I think it's safer to say that Coppola wanted to depict a realistic picture of the Italian mindset at the time. I hope I was helpful in some way.
Elegant Cat It’s also commenting on patriarchal structures in the catholic faith. There is a lot of comments on Roman Catholic ideals in the movie.
This was another fantastic overview and analysis of a great film.
Leon, Have you ever done A History of Violence? I was looking through your back catalog and could not find it. I could have sworn you had. Its possible that it was just referenced in another video.
That's OK. Thanks for the reply.
I like the movie, I haven't read the book yet!
I'm currently researching where did the writers and producers get the ideas and plots for the Godfather?
Prior films, like Public Enemy with James Cagney, showed gangsters as being tough thugs, no family men or businessmen.
We need more Gangster Movies...!
So any analysis of the sequels in the future?
Really great gathering of all the themes in the film, wish is pretty much the quality you can expect of your work, but i can avoid being interest in the speact of the appel this in other movie villains have in this film, i was hoping you talk about that, but that's just nitpick, keep the awesome work man!
You should do a video about Jean luc goddards breathless
This video misunderstands some critical insights into the nature of organized crime.
I'm going to borrow a phrase from Peter Griffin and say...I did not care for The Godfather.
This film just never seemed as poignant to me as Goodfellas
Karl Karlos
I DID love the moment where Sonny beat the tar out of that jerk who abused his sister.
But other than that, the rest of the movie was boring
Karl Karlos
No, that scene was good; a nice visual to the director to not screw over the Corleone Family