or rely on strength

Janelle 2022-03-21 09:01:55

The core truth of this movie: Power comes from the barrel of a gun

Because the strength of the Russian father is still there, there is a great possibility of a sequel

The wonderful story is highly compressed in the way of third-person narration. In fact, the filming is longer, and even a TV series will be very good.

Guns still have to lead their own team, mercenaries are unreliable. This is also true of the Jew from Godfather II. Why are the Jews doing this?

Politicians are not involved much in this film, the space is limited, and the declining aristocracy and Russian oligarchs are a little representative.

The British aristocratic schools in the movie are often filled with descendants of declining nobles, corrupt foreign officials and even gang leaders. Children of this good family have to learn badly when they go there.

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Extended Reading
  • Earline 2022-03-26 09:01:05

    Robert Duvall asked his assistant Harrison Volt to hire eavesdropping expert Kim Hackman to monitor his wife and lover to get the time and place of the affair, but was killed by the adulterer. Coppola was shot in San Francisco after the Watergate scandal. The style is stern, and can be regarded as the predecessor of Hackney's "Hidden" and the German film "Eavesdropping Storm".

  • Jermaine 2022-04-22 07:01:27

    Another story of staring into the abyss and being stared at by the abyss. No one has filmed eavesdropping to this effect. Neither cheap suspense nor procrastination. Too much like a serious psychological novel, every step is startling. The calmness of the lens is breathtaking. In contrast, is "The Godfather" a film that is actually difficult to match under Coppola's reputation?

The Conversation quotes

  • Harry Caul: [upset, walking over to Martin seated] What are you doing here?

    Martin Stett: Take it easy I'm just a messenger. I brought you a drink.

    Harry Caul: I don't want your drink. Why are you following me?

    Martin Stett: I'm not following you. I'm looking for you, big difference.

  • Stan: Ha, ha. He's a nice guy for a cop.