You know, putting aside how many times I've seen these movies, I forgot just how many "good" murders there were.

I still remember my "first" impressions; the shock of the horse's head in Woltz bed eek The tension and buildup before Michael kills Sollozo/McCluskey; Sonny's murder on the causeway was so gruesome for it's time. Yet, I went with Fanucci's murder. I just liked the way Vito pulled it off, calmly and quietly, with the festival music in the background as he disposes of the gun. smile

Yet, I agree with SC on Don Cicci's murder too. So quick and so cold. As a part of the audience viewing, you can't help but feel no sympathy for Cicci, and as a matter of fact say, "good" to yourself. Such a vicious way to kill someone.

TIS

"Mankind must put an end to war before war puts an end to mankind. War will exist until that distant day when the conscientious objector enjoys the same reputation and prestige that the warrior does today." JFK

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