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Godfather Trilogy 1901-1980 (1990)

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Directed byFrancis Ford Coppola
CastAl Pacino, Diane Keaton, Talia Shire, Andy Garcia and Eli Wallach
Theatrical ReleaseDecember 25, 1990
Video ReleaseMay 6, 1997
Running Time583 minutes
MPAA RatingR (Restricted)
UPC Code097361514710
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Average user review: 5.0 (18 reviews)

rating: 5 QuoteBeyond BeliefQuote
This trilogy is by far the most excilerating ever. It tells the story of the rise and fall of the Corleone crime family. Although this is a fictional story, It is one of the best stories that portrays the acts of a real Mafia family. After Vito Corleone(Michael's father) dies, it is up to Michael to take up the family business. Michael finds himself turning into one of the most feared gangters of his time. Watch this action packed film with plenty of mind blowing suprises. It is an all around great trilogy staring;Al Pacino,Marlin Brando,Robert Deniro and other great actors. December 13, 2004

rating: 5 QuoteThe Saga From Start To FinishQuote
Incredible saga from start to finish. From the rise of Vito Corleone (Robert De Niro as young Vito, Marlon Brando as old Vito), to the rise and devastating fall of Michael (Hauntingly played by Al Pacino),The Godfather Trilogy is incredible (Even the last one, with the badly miscast Sofia Coppola). The Corleones are the ultimate anti-heroes: you want to root for them to bump off their enemies, and yet, they are also the bad guys. You even root for Sonny (Wickedly played by James Caan), when he beats up his abusive brother-in-law. They also suffer from betrayal from within the family: Fredo (Wonderfully acted by the late John Cazale), betrays his brother Michael just so he could have a little something for himself. Michael's reaction to Fredo's betrayal is heartbreaking. It's too bad that this is not delved more deeply in the final chapter instead of putting in plots that go nowhere (The fling between Bridget Fonda and Andy Garcia simply goes nowhere at all). All in all, the trilogy deals with loss: From the loss of Vito's family, to the loss of Michael's soul when he takes over the family business. This film is a must have in your collection. March 2, 2004

rating: 5 QuoteDavidQuote
You won't find this version of the classic Godfather Trilogy anywhere else! This exclusive version tells the story of the Godfather (Parts I, II and III) specially edited into a single movie in chronological order by Francis Coppola himself with additional scenes and footage not in the theatrical releases and not in any other release currently available. It also includes a bonus "behind-the-scenes" video and booklet and comes in a black collector's box. Over 9 hours of video! The best of the best! April 2, 2003

rating: 5 Quotethe godfather sagaQuote
This movie was unforgettable. The saga version is the most memorable for me because it combined the entire story the way the director would have done if he could have predicted its success. Too bad it is no longer available for future generations to enjoy... April 20, 2002

rating: 5 QuoteThe best De Niro's role.Quote
My favorite movie ever. Copolla made the almost impossible. A sequel even better than the original. De Niro is terrific! October 27, 1999

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