| Year: | 1972 | | Genre: | Crime, Drama | | Stars: | Marlon Brando, Al Pacino, James Caan | | Director: | Francis Ford Coppola |
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Review: The Godfather is an extravaganza, almost flawless, a cinematic magnum opus, ubiquitously acclaimed for his brilliance and is in a league of its own. The nose does not describe poetic justice, but rather describes the strength insightful triumph of abject vulnerability. The nose is known, cogency, but his eloquence. The film stars are decorated with a series of shows celeste and will not be hyperbole that almost every player gave Oscar worthy performance. Marlon Brando is particularly brilliant in the role of Vito Corleone pounds and so is Al Pacino in his role as Michael Corleone notable. Don Vito Corleone is grandeur Ironically, in its austerity and grandeur equanimity.The earnest film is such that even the biggest compliment done about this may sound like a remark Picayune. The nose can be more aptly described as an obituary of humanity, Requiem of humanity because pervasive violence and brutality which he describes in a very bloody. In short, the film surpassed all limits of death only to realize apotheosis.http :/ / www.apotpourriofvestiges.com/
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