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Re: Godfather II Review from first-time viewer
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03/17/17 08:46 PM
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This is quite interesting! It never got confusing, and that’s a testament to the entire production because it would be very easy to confuse viewers I wonder how many viewings it takes before you start going, "Wait...what...?" Michael Corleone started in the business with good intentions, his father pretty much always had good intentions. He’s no saint by any means, but I’ve always gotten the impression that he was a reasonable and moral man at his core. Coppola. This is all Coppola.
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Re: Godfather II Review from first-time viewer
[Re: mustachepete]
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03/18/17 01:12 PM
03/18/17 01:12 PM
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Michael Corleone started in the business with good intentions, his father pretty much always had good intentions. He’s no saint by any means, but I’ve always gotten the impression that he was a reasonable and moral man at his core. Coppola. This is all Coppola. Whoa! Where did this come from? Is this part of the review or your opinion Pete? "Good intentions"? "a reasonable and moral man at his core."? Where? When? How? Please tell me it ain't so!
Last edited by olivant; 03/18/17 01:13 PM.
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