Wow. All I can say is that you’re been missing out on greatness.
OT: "The Godfather" premiered fifty years ago today.
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And I have been told that both have wonderfully memorable musical scores.
I'm surprised as well. @Midnighter is one I would have expected to have seen these classics multiple times.
While I've watched almost every award winning movie (Titanic being an exception), I didn't spend a lot of time watching cable series until quite recently. As such, there are a lot of shows that are highly regarding, including The Wire, that I've never seen.
I think it's both fascinating and weird that you knew this photo existed, so you could search for it.
The word you are looking for is “troubling.”I think it's both fascinating and weird that you knew this photo existed, so you could search for it.
Only sequel of a Best Picture to win Best Picture. No flatness, only greatness.
I only wish Winona Ryder had stayed on for G-3....she would have made the daughter role much more involved than what Sofia ended up doing
Hagen knew his stuff. He was pushed out as consigliere while the Don was still alive, but is still aware enough to ask Michael at the funeral, "You know how they're going to come at you?"
Thanks, Tom. I had been repeating quotations from the movie while working around the house, and I remembered the scene syllable-perfect. I don’t need captions for this film.
For me, the Godfather series is the tops of all multi-fillem offerings (yes it beats Star Wars). Second, there are several actors who I will watch any movie they are in. Robert Duvall is one of those Third, I watched "The Night of the Hunter", again, last night. It's in it's 67th year. Some movies never grow old, but it's good sometimes to set them aside and let them continue to season. The wife saw it for the 1st time yesterday and really liked it. Offering it for anyone who may not have seen it.
Here's a scene late in the movie. As cinema goes, I think an amazing shot, and raises the suspense.
Here's a scene late in the movie. As cinema goes, I think an amazing shot, and raises the suspense.
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