THE GODFATHER (1972) Breakdown | Ending Explained, Real-life Details, Film Analysis And Making Of

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THE GODFATHER (1972) Breakdown | Ending Explained, Hidden Details, Film Analysis, And Making Of. We explain, analyze and do a deep dive on The Godfather to talk about the hidden themes, details, easter eggs and making of trivia that make this one of the best movies of all time. This is a massive video essay covering the characters, deeper meaning and more.
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Welcome to the Heavy Spoilers show, I'm your host Paul and this video we're breaking down The Godfather.
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Arguably the best mobster movie of all time this is one of my favourite films ever made.
Yes I'm basic.
I think it's legacy looms largely over the piece and it's gone onto influence a multitude of movies.
It's responsible for making a lot of it's actors house hold names and it's a film that changed the landscape of Cinema. Throughout this video I wanna break down all the hidden details in it and talk about the deeper themes. Based off the book of the same name this work chronicalled the history of the Five Families in New York.
The book takes a lot of focus on the character Johnny Fontane who we meet in the movie. Based on Frank Sinatra this hinted towards the singers rise through Hollywood being handled by the mob.
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@heavyspoilers Месяц назад

@MamaMOB Месяц назад

Quick question... Why do you call Al Pacino a her in the thumbnail?

@maguffintop2596 Месяц назад

You made a mistake at 1:41. Michael did not become Godfather to Connie's 'daughter' - it was a son. You confused the fact that the baby shown is Coppolla's daughter irl.

@carlostavares2740 Месяц назад

37:32 It's Apollonia, not Appolina. Apollonia Vitelli-Corleone.

@MaybeDHitHim Месяц назад

Nah, Fam @13:00. Michael speaks Italian fluently. He used Fabrizio to translate for him as a ploy to let him (Apollonia's father) know Fabrizio would kill him if he ever let anyone know that Michael was hanging out in Corleone.

@jonnytheboy7338 26 дней назад

The videos are better when only clips are shown rather than the narrator, it's just too much

@magaz Месяц назад

I took my kids to the playground today. And we passed a little dog on a walk. My kids asked to stroke it. The lady said “his name is Enzo” instinctively I replied “The baker!” Nobody got it

@heavyspoilers Месяц назад

Loooooool

@vonhalberstadt3590 Месяц назад

Enzo Ferrari.

@MaybeDHitHim Месяц назад

That's tragic. When someone shouts, "yes!" and nobody replies, "Cuban B!", my heart breaks a little.

@Bizness1st Месяц назад

"I'll stay. For your father, your father!"

@ironloins 25 дней назад

Lolol

@joshhigh8488 Месяц назад

The fact the first half hour spent at the wedding scene flies by unnoticed is a testimony to great story telling.

@parisdim4685 Месяц назад

@jamesobanion5559 Месяц назад

Damn near The first 50 pages of the book

@JohnM-sw4sc 27 дней назад

Watched the whole thing parts 1 and 2 last night and it felt like it took about 90 minutes

@rowenapascual1316 Месяц назад

How funny that i happened to rewatch the entire Godfather trilogy a few days ago. The Godfather was a movie that my parents loved to watch over & over. That affection transfered to me. I never tire of Coppola's classic & its legendary cast!!

@izzem Месяц назад

1 thing, Michael DID understand what was being said in Italian at the restaurant. He switched to English because he wanted to make sure the Cop understood "why" he was there to "accept" the truce

@user-zy2ge2zc4u Месяц назад

No he didn't

@frankyturrizo4240 Месяц назад

He understood it but didn't speak it very well . According to my Sicilian grandmother

@sirrom5155 Месяц назад

@@frankyturrizo4240 she raised michael corleone?

@frankyturrizo4240 Месяц назад

@sirrom5155 yes , and she also spoke Italian so that's how she could tell

@bambeatz 29 дней назад

Michael knows Italian enough to have a conversation but he spoke to the Turk in English because wanted the Turk to understand him VERY clearly without any miscommunication & also wants the Cop to hear why he wants peace….and he spoke to the Father in English to let him know he’s from America and his daughter will become American citizen if he marries her. Also showing he wasnt a regular dude from the country side and was important person back home.

@michaela2870 Месяц назад

Watching this review was an offer I couldn’t refuse. ❤

@drinkmorecocacola Месяц назад

i cant believe youd make this joke.....on this....the day of my daughters wedding.

@saikathghosh8733 Месяц назад

Yesss!!!! Finally you did it!!! One of the finest movies ever made!!! The intro still hooks me everytime due the stellar performance of Marlon Brando!!! Just perfect story in which you really see characters change drastically like Michael turning to become the godfather...anyways mate great video as always!!!

@heavyspoilers Месяц назад

Yeah it’s perfect. One of the best ever. Thanks for checking out the video.

@genghiskhan9269 Месяц назад

The story is fiction and is far from perfect

@genghiskhan9269 Месяц назад

@@heavyspoilersfar from perfect

@lTha208l 25 дней назад

@@genghiskhan9269no shit it’s fiction it’s art imitating life

@PassiveAgressive319 Месяц назад

Me and my 85 year old Dad bond over this film. It’s life changing for our family

@davidjames0 Месяц назад

Me and my mom did the same

@PhrankJWhite Месяц назад

"Look how they massacred my boy " is a line I use show much all the time lol. Love this movie. Reminds me of my grandparents party's when I was little.

@peterwall583 Месяц назад

My whole life i thought godfather said looks like mess but it's my boy

@brian-ld4vd Месяц назад

I thought he said look how they messed with my boy.

@wesmartino64 Месяц назад

The guy who killed barzini was Al Neri. He was impersonating a cop.

@Griggboat Месяц назад

Best underrated character, doesn’t have much lines but he def my fav

@frankyturrizo4240 Месяц назад

He was an ex cop that got sentenced to prison for killing a pimp before Michael hired him as his own Luca Brasi (I read the book a very long time ago)

@frankyturrizo4240 Месяц назад

@tonym994 yeah 99% sure it was his own uniform and pistol

@TheJulior1983 Месяц назад

we spent a month my senior year in HS discussing the Godfather and ive been obsessed with this movie and book for 20+ years

@damarbell6733 Месяц назад

Paul i see you didn't refuse my offer, this is the beginning of a beautiful friendship

@heavyspoilers Месяц назад

I knew it was you

@saikathghosh8733 Месяц назад

Looking forward for your godfather 2 breakdown...

@heavyspoilers Месяц назад

Soon

@emiliog.4432 Месяц назад

Yeah but do more research. Facts matter. Even today. 😳

@jeffreycarman2185 Месяц назад

0:25 The Godfather is objectively one of the best films ever made.

@sirjer73 Месяц назад

pound for pound it's the best!!!

@ChristopherGonzalez1280 Месяц назад

You are one of the few content creators I listen at 1x ❤

@heavyspoilers Месяц назад

Ey thank you especially on these long vids

@OrchestrationOnline Месяц назад

35:00 You missed some spoilerage. Michael doesn't come out blasting from the restroom because a.) in the book, he sees that Solozzo has a guard seated at one of the tables, and b.) in the film, he notices that the sound of the subway is very loud in the restaurant. So c.) he chooses the next arrival of the subway as cover for his shooting. This is mentioned in one of the commentaries.

@noir_hero7294 Месяц назад

I never thought I see the day, but my favorite breakdown channel is covering one of my favorite movies of all time!!!🔥💯

@heavyspoilers Месяц назад

Let’s go

@wackywankavator Месяц назад

Careful with the Godfather's Tear. He was sad Michael was in Italy for a hit. That medical bed tear could have been the first sign of Vito's devistation as his youngest son choses the life of crime Vito never wanted for him.

@BikingKapaa Месяц назад

Exactly!

@dominaevillae28 Месяц назад

@wackywankavator Vito wants Micheal to be a Senator, that he will be respected and to be in a position to help the family, not to keep him from crime.

@DriveLaken Месяц назад

@@dominaevillae28 no

@jamesobanion5559 Месяц назад

38:16 he was tracked down and killed in the book at a pizza shop in America not by Micheal, but at his direction

@jcollins1305 27 дней назад

They did shoot the scene, but the Italian make up artist used so much fake blood that it looked ridiculous. They did however include a scene set in America where Mkchael avenges his wife in one of the deleted scenes. In it, the assassin has opened a pizzeria in Buffalo, NY, and is murdered after he leaves for the night by a car bomb I believe.

@damarbell6733 Месяц назад

I watched a character analysis on Michael and one of the things they brought up is how Michael doesn't have to say much just look at his eyes, Michael analyzes silently, learning this from his time in the military and his eyes tells what he will do next, and that is how he communicates to people

@zacbergman710 Месяц назад

After rewatching recently I saw a lot of influence on Tommy Shelby from peaky blinders. They are similar characters in stature

@damarbell6733 Месяц назад

@@zacbergman710definitely

@kinyemibola4386 Месяц назад

This channel gives me so much joy! Well done for bringing out such quality consistently. Schamon!

@heavyspoilers Месяц назад

Thank you

@chillhour6155 Месяц назад

Godfather Part:2 is imo still the best movie ever made

@dominiquejones3805 Месяц назад

I like 2 more than 1st also

@DuranmanX Месяц назад

Crazy how this movie was such a box office success too despite not being your typical blockbuster, and on a meager budget

@darthdeze Месяц назад

This was 1972. Blockbusters really didn’t exist yet. It wasn’t until Jaws and Star Wars did films break the bank.

@JAI_8 Месяц назад

@@darthdezeExactly. There were no “blockbusters” as yet in 1972. Trad film history marks the first modern blockbuster as 1975’s summer hit “Jaws” if I’m not mistaken. That’s why Spielberg is both lauded and blamed for the state of modern movies. Also, at the time of its release in 1972 Godfather’s budget was hardly “meager”. It was above average at $6M. During the 70s most films cost between $1M and $10M. For a film made in the early ‘70s it was definitely big on the books for the studio and those involved were definitely under pressure to produce something quite significantly popular given the amount being spent. A meager budget would have been a film made for less than $1M. Times and thinking were different in the 1970s. Things were also changing. The blockbuster way of thinking was on the horizon. But multi screen cineplexes weren’t yet a thing either (and neither of course was home video) so the means of recouping significant outlays weren’t clear to film people at the time other than a massively popular movie that had broad appeal to all kinds of adults across the country for an extended period of time. Which was not all that common for any film. Paramount people even tried to advocate for cutting it down to 2 hours to maximize the showings per day theaters could offer thus increase in their minds anyway the chances of making their money back quickly. The studio was nervous even though the book the Godfather came from was itself a massive hit and bestseller. What a different and superficial film the Godfather might have been if Coppola and Puzo and Ruddy had not convinced Robert Evans of the epic and symbolic … almost Homeric nature of the movie. Some bean counters at Paramount were pressuring all to treat it as a low-rent dirty late -60s hold over exploitation-style gangster film. What a disaster that would have been. Coppola got his way and made his 2h55m American Aeneid … thank goodness!

@pheunithpsychic-watertype9881 Месяц назад

First blockbuster was goldfinger in 64

@mrwho256 Месяц назад

Amazing breakdown as always, one of my fav movies. I hadn't read that Pacino stuffed his cheeks after his jaw was broken. He did have his jaw wired shut to be more authentic to the injury and how it would affect his performance

@Alpha23TV Месяц назад

Love ya classic movie reviews! You definitely have added additional value to the channel by exhaustively dissecting these movies! 50 minutes of great education, info and trivia.

@heavyspoilers Месяц назад

Thank you

@liznaz8253 Месяц назад

Excellent breakdown of one of my favorite movies. Thank you!

@mikegrady5669 Месяц назад

Nice! Been waiting bro

@encognitusmaximus7598 Месяц назад

Absolute classic and thanks for the breakdown. Always makes me want to rewatch, more than normal lol

@heavyspoilers Месяц назад

Cheers mate

@Psychlist1972 Месяц назад

"Totally not about Frank" Yeah. To make sure we knew it wasn't about Frank, one of the characters, when talking about him, literally says "Let's be frank". No way that was random :)

@SparkySteve. Месяц назад

The greatest movie ever made. Hands down

@peterwall583 Месяц назад

Great pod cast!! Thank you for your research

@PERRYS_PROPS 29 дней назад

Great video, thanks. I appreciate all the hard work you put into it.

@Kittykisszpdx 3 дня назад

Love your Videos, keep up the great work!

@JacobDean88 3 дня назад

Awesome breakdown as always, Paul!!

@snbks4ever Месяц назад

Wonderful break down!! Great video

@chanstertv Месяц назад

That’s Neri as the police officer in the assasination scene … not really a police offer

@dominiquejones3805 Месяц назад

He was always there.2 me his ability 2 go unnoticed fits the character from the book

@jcollins1305 27 дней назад

Neri was a cop in the book but was thrown off the force.

@joepierucci Месяц назад

I love all your breakdowns. This one was amazing one of my favorite films to

@heavyspoilers Месяц назад

thank you

@bkccards64 Месяц назад

Your videos are consistently great and hilarious.

@crippleontherun 29 дней назад

So Brando was crying in the hospital because he didn’t want Michael to join the family

@jleisner1974 Месяц назад

The Sh'baow! Father: gonna make a review you can't refuse (is damn good)

@thechairman74 Месяц назад

While the Chinese food meal was probably practical in that only a Chinese restaurant would be open that late, it's also symbolic of the younger generation of the family not eating Italian food.

@heavyspoilers Месяц назад

Totally didn’t even think of that, good catch

@thechairman74 Месяц назад

@@heavyspoilers Yeah I can't take credit for that. I took a creative writing class at summer camp during middle school. The teacher was one of those cool teachers who would show movies in class. He showed us The Godfather I and II and he had a number of different analyses of the films. This really started my love for films.

@JoshWhelanLoudphoto Месяц назад

Awesome. Love your work bro

@Mitzhe_88 Месяц назад

Yessss!! Im here for it!!!

@chanmarr8118 Месяц назад

My high school senior graduation shirt had “The Graduate 2009” on the back similar to The Godfather title style. I had no idea because I never watched it until recently because of my Sicilian bf. I was maybe like 27yo at this point. One of the many reason him and his family love the movie is the dialect and where they shot certain scenes. The dialect is what his family speaks and apparently they used locations close to their hometown in Messina(?) area. I really enjoyed the story overall and I was the one who pointed out the oranges symbolism. He must’ve watched it over 20x and never picked up on it.

@kareningram6093 Месяц назад

I'm loving these classic movie breakdowns. Sometimes when I've seen a movie a dozen times, I get kind of blind to why it's a classic. I still love it, but the nuance gets lost on me. These breakdowns help remind me why these movies endure and inspire, and why they will continue to do so for many years to come. Also, you always manage to have at least one detail somewhere that I never noticed before. Love it.

@siramediagroup Месяц назад

You did a great job breaking down my favorite film!!!

@Leah-xu2fd Месяц назад

This is in my top 3 movies ever made. You made my day! Like I thought, I knew the history behind this movie. You gave me a couple of new knowledge nuggets! Fantastic breakdown.

@SilentJukebox Месяц назад

Ohhhhh yes! Another classic! You put so much work into these videos and deserve every success. I've watched your Predator and Alien analysis videos about ten times each haha! Best of luck with the channel and thanks again for these. ⭐️

@heavyspoilers Месяц назад

Thanks so much mate, the editors did a brilliant job with it

@SilentJukebox Месяц назад

@@heavyspoilers It's a great team effort. It's a lovely nostalgia trip for me; I was watching all the 80s action films as a kid, so it's great to see them again with some added analysis. You've actually got me into film analysis as a bit of a hobby, so thank you very much! ⭐️

@heavyspoilers Месяц назад

@@SilentJukebox ey much appreciated mate, glad its making you look at films in a different way

@jlopezb04 Месяц назад

Excelent Paul! Regards from Venezuela ❤

@PaoloLery Месяц назад

This is truly great content mate good work 👍

@heavyspoilers Месяц назад

thank you

@PaoloLery Месяц назад

@@heavyspoilersmy pleasure. A Prometheus HS vid would be great. Loads of stuff going on in that one, Covenant too👍

@bigalanthewasp Месяц назад

Great breakdown 👌

@jimmyolsenblues Месяц назад

This is my pick for the best movie ever made, and I loved the book.

@cheekster777 Месяц назад

Thanks Paul.

@newkicks552 Месяц назад

Frank Sivero also plays Genco in part 2 😉

@bradparker9664 Месяц назад

Excellent analysis.

@edricdayne3571 Месяц назад

Appolonia's death was the most tragic event in the film for me. Not the Don, not Sonny's. With Appolonia by Michael's side, a real Sicilian wife who would have understood that Michael would need to do the things he had to do, 90% of his domestic stress would have just disappeared. Instead he ended up saddled with an American wife and all the baggage that entailed.

@6thwilbury2331 Месяц назад

His pronunciation of "Ap-oh-lee-nee-uh" was also pretty tragic.

@jcollins1305 27 дней назад

Excellent point

@lTha208l 25 дней назад

That’s what I was thinking too it would’ve grounded him and had the opportunity to raise full Sicilian boys which was necessary at the time if you wanted an heir

@notpurrfect6397 24 дня назад

@@lTha208lThat was not a concern for him because he wanted to take business legitimate. Also any sons he had would have the father's Sicilian blood .

@kelleycass45 17 дней назад

The book goes into a lot more detail as to why Michael wanted to marry Kay. Remember he sought HER out after he returned to the states. Also, she was a lot more conciliatory to his life style in the book, at least towards the end. She became very close with his mother and followed her ways of coping with their lives under their husbands.

@russwaddel08 Месяц назад

Francis Coppola followed the book very closely, all things considered. There were a few things changed (for pacing or artistic reasons), but they did a good job. One of the best book-to-film adaptations of all time.

@H2whoaMusic Месяц назад

Love your videos and channel. Never thought I'd hear the phrase "create your own fishing clan" though 😅

@Eva-Mari Месяц назад

Good one Paul🙏

@smosmo4617 Месяц назад

Oh yessssssss , excellent my call my friend

@GymAndSun Месяц назад

Fuck you reminded me of how great this film is and how great movies are. This movie in a theater is even more captivating, though the 3 hours always flies by regardless.

@joepalmer3795 Месяц назад

I've always thought Tom got fired because he was there when Vito promised he wouldn't break the peace. If Tom kept his job that promise might "carry over" to Michael. But with him out when Vito dies the promise is gone. Michael gets his revenge, then restores Tom. Michael says there are things happening Tom can't be part of. He also says Tom's a good peace time consigliere, he doesn't say anything about non-peace but that implies it pretty hard.

@56postoffice Месяц назад

No matter how many times I've seen the first two films, they never fail to grip me. All time greats. About 3 years ago at Christmas I decided to watch the neglected 3rd film out of my boxset. And you know what? It's not bad.

@MadKingLordeus Месяц назад

I enjoy watching the third movie. The first two were instant classics, which is why a 3-star movie like Part III could be looked down on as much as it has... it was also filmed almost two decades after the first two, so it had a different feel on some levels.

@jcollins1305 27 дней назад

Not having Robert Duvall really handicapped the film imo.

@JasonPruett 9 дней назад

great job

@josemenendez4454 7 дней назад

Excellent job

@michaeldonaghy4703 Месяц назад

Appelina!!! Why I oughta!! You're lucky your content is absolute quality every time.

@heavyspoilers Месяц назад

My bad. apologises for the pronunciation

@JonLakehawk Месяц назад

Every time i watch it i learn or see something new

@user-ky4kg4ry3m 11 дней назад

Another cracking break down of an awesome movie

@salg1747 Месяц назад

That wasn't Louis Prima. Also, his name is pronounced similar to the way you say Louie. Not Loueese. Anyway, great video over all.

@SenatorLeiaOrganaSolo Месяц назад

It’s like y’all knew I just rewatched the Godfather last week. 😍

@erikcastillo8857 Месяц назад

Best review ever

@chadcognac5626 Месяц назад

Perfect timing! Was just in theatres here in St Louis, USA.

@heavyspoilers Месяц назад

Wild it’s 52 years old

@chadcognac5626 Месяц назад

@@heavyspoilers I agree and am lucky. I’ve already bought tickets for Hereditary (imax), North By Northwest, Uncut Gems (imax), The Muppet Movie (1979), Rear Window, Never Ending Story, etc.

@sirjer73 Месяц назад

damn wasn't didn't know that, St. Louis cat here.

@chadcognac5626 Месяц назад

@@sirjer73 last Wednesday at Ronnie’s. They’re always showing oldies.

@ethanwood533 Месяц назад

Iconic breakdown

@ClaudiosCollection Месяц назад

Okay, now this was freaking AWESOME! Well done, Heavy Spoilers! This has got to be one of if not my favorite movie breakdown! Let's get that Godfather II and III breakdown! Cheers!

@heavyspoilers Месяц назад

thank you

@wifeunderthesea Месяц назад

OH MY GOD!!! one of my favorite movies, EVER!! and an hour of breaking this down???? truly, god bless. i am so excited!!!!

@heavyspoilers Месяц назад

Hope you enjoy it

@supermanprime6758 Месяц назад

Fredo is NOT the eldest son....come on guys. He's a typical middle son.

@blakeharris58 Месяц назад

For a long time I thought he was the oldest too. Mostly because he was balding.

@user-wb7nv9ht1g Месяц назад

True, very accurate way ordee of birth often play out in families. Fredo is the neglected middle child so much potential but never had the attention of being the first and youngest gets. Even the daughter probably got more attention, I don't even care about her position in the family. Fredo would have been the best if only my mother and, I mean Mr Corleone and wife just gave some words of encouragement when I, I mean Fredo

@supermanprime6758 Месяц назад

@@user-wb7nv9ht1g You also hear his mom refer to him as 'sickly' in Godfather part 2.

@keyboardwarrior1233 Месяц назад

Well u must be dumbassfff if you didn't know santino was the oldest one@blakeharris58

@ToolTalkChannel Месяц назад

It’s the best white sauce…

@His-Most-Catholic-Majesty Месяц назад

Tiktok could never replace you Paul. ❤ See ya Chump!

@benallred5897 Месяц назад

“Didn’t even ‘warn-a-brother’” has me dying 😂

@slitzmcduse Месяц назад

Just finally watch this on RU-vid

@JAI_8 Месяц назад

46:57 A truly epic film “The Godfather”; an American Homeric or Virgilian scale epic! I suppose it’s more like Virgil’s Roman ”The Aeneid” than either of Homer’s Greek masterpieces on the surface anyway. There is a massive father-son relationship in both “The Aeneid” and “The Godfather”, and the foundation of the new “Republic” or “res publica” (the people’s matters) in the one and the “cosa nostra” (our thing) in the other is founded by the interests of a group of immigrant people during their perilous travels after suffering defeat in their place of origin … and what they were willing to do as relatively poor, and fleeing immigrants injured to violence in new lands. But like all of these great epic works, there’s always amazing new details like 46:57 to discover as you pointed out for us here, where Tom Hagen signals with his tie to Clemenza what to do to Carlo. I’ve watched the film dozens of times and heard it discussed hundreds of times and here’s a new detail I’ve never heard about until now. Amazing … thanks!

@vincentgoupil180 18 дней назад

Agree "The Godfather" parallels Virgil's "Aeneid" as well as Coppola's "Apocalypse Now". Micheal and Captain Willard travel the underworld to become like their father figure Vito and Colonel Kurtz. Also, Coppola is telling the story of the founding of Rome.

@WhatevrNevrmnd Месяц назад

Pacinos face when Brandos hand gets caught is fitting. 31:25

@jaxjaxattaxx Месяц назад

Coming back explicitly to say thank you for including captions; I’m very hard of hearing, w/autism/adhd and having captions is a huge blessing in terms of me being able to follow along but also stay invested since my eyes have to be affixed to the screen. So few channels include captions, so thank you again so much

@miclov8835 Месяц назад

Can't wait for the breakdown of Godfather II! That scene of Hagan adjusting his tie before Carlo's death always stood out to me, Lol. I'm about to watch this video again before firing up The Godfather.

@michellelapuente Месяц назад

This 👏🏽 is 👏🏽 the 👏🏽 BEST!!!!

@insuchaway Месяц назад

"Look how they massacred my boy..." An excellent quote to use out of context.

@mitchelmodine9197 Месяц назад

The movie was released about three months before the Watergate break-in.

@billtron182 Месяц назад

Wow!!! This was incredible Man U absolutely knocked it out the park with is breakdown! One of the best breakdowns for one of the best films! Can’t wait to see what u got cooking for the next two! Great work man 🔥🔥🔥

@heavyspoilers Месяц назад

Thank you man, cheers for your constant kind words and support mate, genuinely appreciate you always dropping feedback like this

@billtron182 Месяц назад

@@heavyspoilers I should be thanking u for constantly putting out amazing content! Been a fan for a while it’s awesome u noticed man was a huge fan of the podcast too love all the content keep kicking ass brother! Thanks for the countless hours of entertainment u proved 🔥

@Collect2Disconnect Месяц назад

The Offer is such an amazing show, made me appreciate The Godfather even much more

@practicaliching2311 26 дней назад

The oranges on the woltz dinner table did foreshadow death. The horse.

@nunontherunnumberone 5 дней назад

3:57 sounds like you say "feel the thrill of you missus" lol

@captainmacmellon8909 Месяц назад

Fantastic video. Godfather part 2 turns 50 this year. Would be amazing if you did a breakdown of that film

@divian22 Месяц назад

Great denture catch 🤑

@williamfrederick5058 Месяц назад

Gianni Russo doesn't play Paulie bro, he plays Carlo.

@PK_Mega_Awesome 3 дня назад

Spotted a couple of clips from The Offer in there, cracking series about the making of The Godfather deffo required watching for fans

@thechairman74 Месяц назад

In the hospital scene where Michael talks to Vito, his hand goes over Vito's face. The shadow can be seen as Michael now taking over, overshadowing Vito.

@rjmcclure8019 Месяц назад

I JUST watched this again the other day and thought about how I hoped you would cover it. Thats actually happened a few times now. Pretty bizarre. Anyway, great pick and thank you for keeping these coming. Cheers

@heavyspoilers Месяц назад

Looool you just have good taste

@rjmcclure8019 Месяц назад

Possible easter egg but may be a reach…im just re-watching Bulletproof (1996) and it opens with James Caan saying, “I believe in America”

@robpyoung Месяц назад

Great recap! One of my favorite Godfather series details is the rise of Rocco Lampone and Al Neri along with Michael. Rocco goes from killing Paulie to getting yelled at by Michael in II, then getting killed while killing Hyman Roth. Al basically becomes Michael’s Luca Brasi, even getting one last kill in at the end of III. Same actors in each movie, not a ton of lines, but great for consistency in rewatches.

@heavyspoilers Месяц назад

Yeah that’s what I Iove about the trilogy. So many characters and actors returning throughout. Really makes it feel like a documentary at points.

@jcollins1305 27 дней назад

Sadly, Richard Bright who played Al Nero was struck and killed by a bus in midtown Manhattan a few years back.

$@rackinfrackin2883$

@rackinfrackin2883 Месяц назад

Louis Prima isn’t in the film. Woltz’s mansion actually belonged to silent film legend Harold Lloyd, who passed away in 1971. I never heard it once belonged to Hearst.

@KJM1984 11 дней назад

Are you mentally ill or something? Did I call the first Godfather crap? No. I wrote that it's not perfect, and WHY it's not perfect in my opinion, but that I would still rank it a solid 4/5. Grow the F up.