' The Godfather ' Movie Review

 

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Movie Name : The Godfather

Genre : Crime, Drama

Director : Francis Ford Coppola

Writers : Mario Puzo (screenplay by), Francis Ford Coppola (screenplay by)

Cast : Marlon Brando, Al Pacino, James Caan

IMDb : 9.2/10

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Review : At the point when I was getting into watching films, any place I looked, whoever I asked 'The Godfather' sprung up from easygoing film watchers to self-absorbed film understudies, everyone referenced it. What film can satisfy that giant acclaim? Just 'The Godfather'. It's difficult to truly summarize what the film truly is, as its numerous things however I think at its center, it is a film about connections between individuals when you strip down any plot point or scene in the film, it will doubtlessly be about the characters relating or not identifying with one another, once in a while does the film truly center around the plot. At the point when an arrangement should be done we have a gathering, when something turns out badly we have a battle, when two characters experience passionate feelings for each other we have a wedding. This strategy of utilizing human relations to catch the audience was phenomenal; it made an incredibly solid, well-developed and splendidly composed cast of characters. Another to this was the quantity of characters; sure you can make a gathering of four – five characters and spotlight on them to contribute the audience however the Godfather decides to increase that by ten, making a world for audience to enter not simply the movie. This isn't a simple task as most films cannot characterized a few characters well enough while Godfather has shown character after character of every actor, this viewpoint alone makes the film incredible.

One of the most Godfather's characters driven story is the cast that brought those character alive. Truly I would have a difficult time finding a cast that had as much ability as the Godfather cast have. A section of my all time favorite roles originate from this film, obviously Marlon Brando gave us one of the most vital extraordinary performance in all film and Al Pacino impeccably caught Michael Corleone ,a character I viewed as a standout among other at any point composed yet it's not all characters ,the story deserves credit, furthermore it's an extremely mind boggling film ,there are parcel of characters with time developments and location changes ,what this film required was acceptable pacing ,in the event that it hauled out the segment which are excessively long and center around the segments which are minimal then that could have set the film off totally ,similar to I said it's an intricate film ,so to be certain the audience gotten everything and furthermore not felt the movie is excessively long.

The film is 3 hours in length however it scarcely feels the third of that because of its well paced and situated scenes, the film effectively slides for its story for any knocks, a fabulous account achievement and we can't discuss Godfather without discussing the visuals, a mix of incredible sets, very much picked areas and magnificent cinematography, simply stuck all the account components together. They truly experimented when it went to the camera work. Some of the darker scenes just added an extra layer of intimidation to the characters, everything in this movie have to be feel real ,it have to be feel genuine for the viewer to be truly immersed and they nailed this.

Overall the movie ‘The Godfather’ was amazing; everything from the smallest detail to the most significant scene was done with such consideration and flawlessness. Narratively this movie is stunning and the visuals step up to match it. Very few movies have attempted this much and prevailed to an equivalent sum.

Trivia : During an early shot of the scene where Vito Corleone returns home and his people carry him up the stairs, Marlon Brando put weights under his body on the bed as a prank, to make it harder to lift him.