Check out this excellent scene from The Godfather.
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Scene of the Week: The Godfather
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Saw this film only recently and really liked it.It is an encyclopedia for all gangster films.You see it and notice how so many films have been inspired from it. till date.I liked all these scenes but my fav part is the climax church scene where Al Pacino is taking oath of renouncing the “satan” while involving in all kinds of murder spree in the background.It is a great ironic scene.The ending is also brilliant when pacino blatantly denies all his accused charges while his wife has a bemused look seeing how cold blooded he eventually became when once he had no interest in his family business.
The Godfather..!
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Certainly in My Top #10 of All-Times!
They sooooo Fucked-Up the 3rd Part.
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Robert De Niro and Al Pacino on the set of The Godfather Part II, 1974.