People are still talking about that final scene. That makes it successful in my book. But I’m biased because that last scene was in the town I grew up in (Bloomfield).
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People are still talking about that final scene. That makes it successful in my book. But I’m biased because that last scene was in the town I grew up in (Bloomfield).
The movie suckedThis is pretty cool, James Gandolfini's son is going to play a young Tony Soprano in the movie
https://variety.com/2019/film/news/...ySY-zVuWfp3UC30bblCt9jL8UVniFGAvaY68KAsZEYx1I
Well…. Since the movie was released less than 3 years ago you are full of sh&t
😂, delete this before the timestamp on his post is mentioned
I liked it, but understand how some (many) might not appreciate. I enjoyed the stuff that led up to the Newark Riots.
Right !! Just a foolish post
Plum is nice !! Another legendary call out! Some people can’t do math
You? He posted in 2019.
2024-2019= 5
I subtracted this using my fingers.. is it correct?
Seems to me the argument is over why you called Ronnie "full of sh!t".
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"Accused of glamorising crime and the Mafia before it was even released, it went on to be seen by many as the definitive gangster film. But not by its director. "I've always felt The Godfather was really less about gangsters, than about power and powerful families, and the succession of power, and the Machiavellian way that real power works in the world," Francis Ford Coppola told the BBC's Barry Norman in 1991."
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"Accused of glamorising crime and the Mafia before it was even released, it went on to be seen by many as the definitive gangster film. But not by its director. "I've always felt The Godfather was really less about gangsters, than about power and powerful families, and the succession of power, and the Machiavellian way that real power works in the world," Francis Ford Coppola told the BBC's Barry Norman in 1991."
Francis Ford Coppola on how The Godfather was a stark warning for the US
In these exclusive BBC Archive clips, Francis Ford Coppola reveals how The Godfather's world of organised crime reflected the behaviour of post-World War Two US.
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I am a bit confused- ronnie may have made mention of the movie going to be made 5 years ago- but he posted that he made the claim that the "Movie Sucked" 5 years ago as well. Is it that he just didn't post the entire conversation and just the last copied post is what showed up and it made it look like he claimed the movie sucked 5 years ago, when that isn't what he was trying to say???
so confusing
so confusing
For me, it held up better on a second viewing. Was a little confusing when I first watched it, then things made more sense and locked in the second time around.
I don't think he made that claim. Just thought it was cool that his son was going to be in the movie. The whole argument is ridiculous.
I went back and noticed that plum did what plum does...when you read the whole thing- ronnie was talking about making the post 5 years ago about it being made and that it was cool the son was going to be in it. Plum made sure not to include the entire discussion and made it sound like ronnie claimed he posted that the movie suck- 5 years ago, which isnt true.
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