If History Has Taught Us Anything - The Godfather: Part 2 (6/8) Movie CLIP (1974) HD
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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
When discussing the possibility of assassinating Hyman Roth, Michael (Al Pacino) reminds Tom (Robert Duvall) that if there is one thing certain in this world, it is that "you can kill anyone."
FILM DESCRIPTION:
Francis Ford Coppola's legendary continuation and sequel to his landmark 1972 film, The Godfather, parallels the young Vito Corleone's rise with his son Michael's spiritual fall, deepening The Godfather's depiction of the dark side of the American dream. In the early 1900s, the child Vito flees his Sicilian village for America after the local Mafia kills his family. Vito (Robert De Niro) struggles to make a living, legally or illegally, for his wife and growing brood in Little Italy, killing the local Black Hand Fanucci (Gastone Moschin) after he demands his customary cut of the tyro's business. With Fanucci gone, Vito's communal stature grows, but it is his family (past and present) who matters most to him -- a familial legacy then upended by Michael's (Al Pacino) business expansion in the 1950s. Now based in Lake Tahoe, Michael conspires to make inroads in Las Vegas and Havana pleasure industries by any means necessary. As he realizes that allies like Hyman Roth (Lee Strasberg) are trying to kill him, the increasingly paranoid Michael also discovers that his ambition has crippled his marriage to Kay (Diane Keaton) and turned his brother, Fredo (John Cazale), against him. Barely escaping a federal indictment, Michael turns his attention to dealing with his enemies, completing his own corruption.
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Cast: Robert Duvall, Al Pacino, Tom Rosqui
Director: Francis Ford Coppola
Producers: Francis Ford Coppola, Gray Frederickson, Fred Roos, Mona Skager, Robert Evans
Screenwriters: Francis Ford Coppola, Mario Puzo
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When life gives you oranges... run for the hills.
Actually, I think the expression is: "When life gives you lemonade, make sure you track down the lemon peels because they'll be heading for the hills to plot their revenge."
Godfather 3 was great
Back in the late 60s I had a friend who got some of life's oranges, "orange sunshine"-LSD. They way he explained life, the hills were running after him! The chemist that created orange-sunshine, Nick Sands died a few months ago.
Rick Grimes of Sicily
@@DonCarlosDonCarlos welcome to stupid town
1:14 "He's been dying of the same heart attack for 20 years." 🤣
😂😂😂😂😂
what makes this scene amazing is later when michael asks tom in italian "so, you'll stay?" michael wants so desperatly for tom not to leave. he needs him to stay. but he has lost all of his humanity and doesnt know how to get him to stay other than intimidation. michael has lost his parents, 2 wives, his brothers and until then his sister. he cant stand the thought of losing tom as well. he needs him to stay. hes the only one left
Yeah and in reality Tom was all he really had left. His Parents, & Brothers were Dead, Kay and he Divorced and he knew that Tom was brilliant in protecting him. He also knew that Tom was the only person who could trust beyond 100%. No matter what happened Tom was always "Loyal".
They were brothers, and he didnt want to lose another brother. but the only way he knew how to keep him was through intimidation.
True Dat!
You don't understand, Michael always wrote Tom out! Look at the flashback at Don Vito's birthday when he tell Tom he doesnt wanna get included in the family business. Then when assassinating the Five heads of the families he wrote Tom out saying "they dont need peace but a war-time consigliere". And at Part II, when Michael's about to kill Fredo, Roth, Ola... He wanted Tom out so he can fully execute his revenge and gain more power and Michael is kinda annoyed with Tom's peace talks. In the Godfather 3 Tom was replaced by B.J. Harrison who was not so much of a Consigliere but a financial advisor.
Courièr Rob While it is true that Mike always put Tom to one side it was because Tom was probably the only Corleone member who could get out of it alive and intact- he was the only innocent one among the sons and Mike knew it. As a lawyer Tom is always going to go for the negotiating route, so the peace talks are not a surprise.
Tom is really good for business but not really appropriate in war, which is why Mike put him aside and trusted Rocco Lampone and Al Neri to do the dirty work. In a deleted scene from the first movie Tom is put aside after discovering Rocco's secret regime, and Vito is smiling and says "I knew you couldn't get it past him" to Mike. He isn't a wartime consigliere, but he's still a damn good one.
The Orange has always been a symbol of death in the Godfather lol
Courièr Rob vito goes out to buy oranges and gets shot, Vito plays with his grandson in the garden while he has an orange wedge in his mouth and suffers a fatal heart attack...my god, you're right
Just before Michael's Italian wife Apollonia is blown up in the car rigged by the driver, the driver is in a shack eating what looks like orange segments. But note how the room is lighted. He is eating under the glow of a large perfectly round orange halo. The orange halo is as large as his head.
When Fredo is killed in a row boat on the lake, he is killed within "oar range." I couldn't help it!
+Courier Rob> An apples produced sin. They say a dying man has one foot in the grave, and the other on a banana peel. U.S. president Zachary Taylor died they say, eating too many cucumbers and cherries. Damn! I thought eating fruit was suppose to be healthy!
+Courier Rob> Probably because Coppola felt the apple was such a cliche. Adam & Eve, William Tell, the Trojan War, etc. Boring. Perhaps he knew that years later after "The Godfather" he would buy vineyards in northern CA. Thus it was going to be his wine grapes versus the Orange county orange growers, oranges---his "enemies." Thus he created the "killer oranges." Competition, by golly! Hyman Roth's Florida orange juice is a no no.
Del Stanley don't read too much into why they used oranges. i read they didn't use it on purpose and just noticed they showed it often in scenes and went with the flow.
0:09
I like this scene with Fredo and Anthony. The relationship between the two although brief in the scene shows a better affiliation then Anthony's relation to his father.
That is a great post because I thought that as well ...hanging out with Anthony ...spending quality time fishing /laughing etc...while his dad plots to kill a 80yr old jewish guy ...lol !
GF3 At Don Tomasino's funeral Michael asks ' why were you so loved and i so hated ' not exact quote , but the fact that he would kill his sons favorite uncle or not even try to forgive Fredo, says a lot about Michael
The other point of this scene, as to why Tom was looking. Tom is thinking, do you know that Mike is going to kill you. And you trying play catch up Uncle with your nephew. Run, Forest, Run!
@@MAel-qh3sn Don Tommasino never did anything Michael did. In his territory he was everyone's benefactor, with no enemies and no business issues, with tacit approval from the Church and local authorities. After he took over there were no more vendettas and dead sons on the streets of Corleone and things were quiet. Even Don Croce (the Mafia overlord in The Sicilian) leaves Don Tommasino alone- the same don who kills an oboxious Italian police captain in Palermo in broad daylight.
Mike did the exact opposite, he upset powerful people, killed powerful people and tried to strongarm politicians and show his influence. His hubris made him accept the Immobilare deal,thinking he would be forgiven.
@@SantomPh good points. DT would not have killed his frail weaker brother, maybe banished him. Michael was ruthless and selfish, no self respecting man would take away his kids from a loving mother, Michael did.
al pacino is a fucking legend he can do a whole movie only by his eyes
Just looking at Michael's eyes when he says "Just my enemies," give me the chills! BRILLIANT BRILLAINT ACTING JUST BY THE MOVEMENT OF HIS EYES.
Not by his eyes, by the his emotional memory skill of his acting technique
I don’t get why he haven’t won his Oscar award
Al neri sitting there like a boss XD.
Well, he is indeed an underboss
Well he does all the dirty work and is commended for killing Fredo 😂
They never did enough with Al Neri as a charecter, unless he was in 3 and I dont remember him because I only watched it when it came out on VHS and never turned back. Shame too because I like Garcia and Sophia on screen
@@muhammadfaisalfachrurrozy1203 Thanks, MF2
@@davidocampo8997 capo
If history has taught us anything, its that sequels can be brilliant but then a trilogy can be disastrous
Rusty Kuntz Yeh take it easy Judge Roy Bean!!
Hahahahaha. True, pal. Very true.
AdmiralFlynn895 Charles Schwab over here...
Davy Kleinfeld What? I don't get it. Are you calling me Charles Schwab?
AdmiralFlynn895 Lol. They're referencing Sopranos quotes. Looks like he "manuged to get the drip" on you ;)
this whole scene resembles a baroque painting. the cinematography of this movie truly is a piece of art.
The dim lighting and pervasive darkness is reminiscent of the works of Caravaggio.
the chiaroscuro and the amber lighting makes it perfect
@@stoogefest16Thank you! I've been saying that for years. What really brought it for me is when they were eating Chinese food and waiting to find out where the meeting with the Turk would be.
That suit Michael has on in this scene is so clean
its not a suit. its a navy tom ford sport coat with a red polo and silver slacks
... Wow.
Travis Erhardt oh okay gotcha.
Either way he looked so sharp. I found his Fashion Taste was more sophisticated in Godfather II than Godfather I.
What`s he wearing underneath the red polo...a scarf? Love to know.
That was the legendary Al Pacino. Before he became a megastar. The subsequent "Hoo Haa!" and his infamous on-screen temper never sat well with me. I will always consider this role as his best. Cool, calculating, and indecipherable.
I prefer Sony in Dog day afternoon! But this performance was definitely one of his finest!
I agree....this Movie and Serpico & Dog Day Afternoon ..etc...then ...he became The Hoo Haa guy ...but with that said ...Brilliant Talent !
His performance in Glengarry Glen Ross is one of the examples of his later performances that were not over the top
razbigranicu I agree and in HEAT ..he was extraordinary ...a few scenes with ...'whatta got ...whatta got ' etc...but great acting !
I take it you're not a big fan of Al Pacino's subsequent "25s" on the Beaufort Scale.
Michael had the best badass lines! "Tom you surprise me. If anything in this life is certain, if history has taught is anything,..... It's that you can kill anyone."
@JAEDEN ABNER D'SA you need help weirdo
Rocco! "difficult, not impossible" Suicide mission aye!
Lol😂
Ruby killed Oswald and survived.
I'm pretty sure Michael is the only character ever seen eating an orange in the series. And with orange being a symbol of death in the films, this scene displays how Michael now consumes death and lives on it. It's not a coincidence that he eats the orange while saying that you can kill anyone.
Brando puts the peel in his mouth and scares his Grandson and then chases him and collapses.
@@truthlifefishing1730 And Don Vito is also shot while buying oranges in Part 1
@@rolandpereira4161 BRILLIANT Roland. Wel spotted.
@@truthlifefishing1730I thought that was obvious 😂
@@DonFelixGallardo not to me.
That moment when Tom looks at Fredo and sees an uncle spending time with his nephew and realising how dark and brutal Michael is
If history has taught us anything, if life gives you lemons you keep them ... and pray you don't get oranges.
If History has taught us anything, Hyman Roth, and Frankie Pentangeli do not cross us.
DjScudMissile> If life gives you lemons, you don't keep them...you take em back to the dealership!
I love this scene... Micheal is more concerned about the possibility of Tom leaving him then anything else.... Tom was the only person he ever felt a bond with and a bit of intimidation because Micheal felt that Tom was a little smarter then him.... a true Brothers bond
Tom was arguably smarter than all of them. He may not have the nouse or street smart of Michael but he promoted the peace as often as possible and diplomacy before the mafia just got out of control and ended up with a shitload of bullets.
Yeah, up until the point when Michael implied he would whack him. That's the part missing from this clip. Because if Tom thought Michael would let him walk away to Vegas, that would be a losing bet.
I'd argue Michael felt a bond with his father as well. It's understandable why Michael didn't bond with his other siblings. Sonny was a hot head, Fredo a pathetic chump, and his sister was an emotional idiot. Michael was just like Vito though, smart, rational... capable of great violence when needed, but never as a first solution.
I think thats why Vito always planned to have Michael away from the business. I mean, Sonny was his oldest, so he'd take the family no matter what, but thats why Vito brought in Tom, to be the voice of logic and reason on Sonny's shoulder. Vito see's himself in Michael, and has probably always wondered how high he could've risen if his life had given him a fair shot.... Senator, or Governor, that's what he wanted for Michael.
@@niss2142 wait a minute so when Mike said “take your wife, kids and mistress to Vegas” does that mean Mike was gonna kill Tom’s family as well?
@@mariolisa2832 correct. He's saying it, without actually saying it
I always had the feeling that Tom was closer to Santino than he was to Michael or Fredo, even though he and Sonny had their arguments and disagreements, especially when the Don was incapacitated after being shot by a member of the Barzini, Tattaglia, Solozzo group. Also, the novel goes into detail about how Sonny found Tom living on the streets and how he brought him home when they were kids.
Yeah Michael even noted how he felt some jealousy as to how close Tom and Sonny were to one another
Uh oh, Mikey Corleone's eating another orange..:someone's about to die.
"He's been dying of the same heart attack for 20 years."
Notice that a half of each character's face is covered in darkness.
its showing his descent into darkness
@@efancording6363 Has the Manchester United logo as his pfp... named as 'Stoke City'
Gordon Willis-The Prince of Darkness
Coppola use this with masterclass in Apocalypse Now.
The duality of man concept, or the Jungian shadow, coming through in that scene, as they plot Roth's death.
The oranges appear like clockwork.
I see what you did there
Good one.
welly welly welly welly welly welly well.....
@@onepiecefan74 I viddy what you did there
Ahaah
keep your friends close .. but your enemies closer 0:08
fredo has become an enemy to micheal not a brother
It is a very smart rule. I have l have always remembered it.
Sounds like me and my siblings.
Never rat on your friend and always keep mouth shut
@@tvalokibatman6563 Wrong movie.
This full scene has some of the most powerful symbolism of the entire film. It shows the crippling effects of Fredo's betrayal on Michael. He, like you said, turns on Tom and cannot even trust the man that he loves and respects so much earlier in the film. Michael turns into a solitary monster that cannot trust anyone.
🔥💯💯💯
Pacino was warming up here for his impressive Scarface character.
Al Pacino was warming up for his impressive "Scarface" character while Thomas Schmidt was warming up for his impressive "Bob Dylan" character.
"It's like killing the president (clue), nobody can get to him.", says Tom.
Later Michael says, "If history has taught us anything, you can kill anyone."
Michael was referring to the JFK assassination. But not Kennedy's assassination per se. It was how Lee Harvey Oswald died.
Rocco did what Jack Ruby did to kill Lee Harvey Oswald.
@LionsAllday DETROIT Yup Just Like Archduke Franz Ferdinand Was Assassinated
the movie takes place before the JFK assasination
The film was made after the Kennedy's assassination, but it takes place in the 50's.
Hyman Roth also makes a joke about the presidential election. The Kennedy v Nixon election
He might have been referring to Lincoln's assassination in 1865, the killer of whom also was murdered.
I really think Michael should have shook the table and screamed “GIMMEE ALL YA GOT!!!” at Tom randomly in this scene.
lmaooo
This line gives me chills.
"He's been dying of the same heart attack for 20 years". So... Dick Cheney?
I love how tom always has files when taking orders on who he has to get killed
Tom tried leaving post-it notes on his nightstand to remind him, but that didn’t work.
Seriously who eats an orange with the skin still on it?
Me. That way the juice ends up in my mouth and not on the floor or in my hands. Its not like he eats the skin, he just takes off the part he is goint to eat for the meantime
Simon B I do.
Edward Willis I'm sure your schoolmates would back that up little Edward
I do. I eat it like an apple
Quite tasty...give it a try.
If history taught us one thing , godfather is the best movie ever made.
truly a great historian.
Is this the only scene Neri talks? lol took me a while to realize he attained a higher status than everyone becoming underboss of the family.
I believe so; I think he had another scene as well, but it's been years since I saw the movie. In the book he actually has an entire chapter dedicated to him that explains his backstory, and in Godfather Part III he has a decent amount of lines.
Yep, he says nothing in 1st Godfather, has a few lines in this one, but more dialogue in Part III.
SpScarletSpider He had a scene in II that was cut where he goes to Klingman's hotel and throws him out. Neri chases him into the theater, then demands the showgirls keep performing even though their boss has just been beaten senseless. I am guessing one of the reasons Neri doesn't have that many lines is because of his very high pitched voice. He looks menacing but sounds like he has been sucking on helium.
LuDimezofKush He was being groomed to be the next Luca Braza
In theory he should have never been able to reach that high. As a former member of law enforcement he's not allowed to be made. Not to say that they don't bend the rules to get guys made. Also Tom Hagen is not Italian at all and yet he's Consigliere.
"Michael, you won" even Tom doesn't understand how ruthless Michael is
Wish we could see Rocco’s face when he was told he was the one who had to try and kill Roth in the airport and then somehow escape
When Michael said, "If anything in this life is certain, if history has taught us anything, it is that you can kill anyone." I immediately thought of President Kennedy 😥
I love the glimpse to Fredo right before this scene. Excellent cut,
In the secon 00:05 , that look on Tom's face , he knew Michael was about to kill Fredo.
If history has taugh us anything, is that history always repeats itself
"If history has taught us anything... It's that you can kill anyone..."
- Michael Corleone
Just a simple reminder that, every human is mortal...
I can literally smell the orange lmao
when this 4 meets in one room its like the devils meeting
Interesting scene although the orange= death concept was way overdone by Copolla.The "anyone can be killed" statement was a reference to the Mafia hit on JFK.
Indeed.
Absolutely
Michael Franzese has a video on the JFK assassination.
No its a reference to the murder of jfk but mafia had nothing to do with it.
@@pitbullsami1741 Bullshit.Then why did the Mafia connected Ruby kill Oswald?To shut him up-that`s why.
I can't be the only one who wants to be that orange, right?
ME TOO
Woah, easy there ladies. This is a good Christian CZcams comment section.
You are not alone.
I love this movie!! I know every inch of it by heart, but guys help me out wheres the bit where he shouts CMON PELICAN!!!! I love that bit!!!
Scarface
+Sadik Meah such bad trolling, FOO'!
If history has taught us anything it is that Americans don't learn from it.
Jaegar Ultima you are a genius. you know me better than I know myself. and ALL THAT from just a sentence.
Jaegar Ultima If history has taught us anything. . . it is that Jaegar Ultima is a nut case.
Jaegar Ultima You know, you really surprise me. If history has taught us anything, it is that racism is as "American as apple pie." NOW, GO GET YOUR SHOE-SHINE BOX!
"If anything in this life is certain; If history has taught us anything, it's that people will get offended by MERE WORDS on the internet. (including me, sometimes)"
Jaegar Ultima the world is the way it's always been. only, it's Americans that imposed on the world "hey, people, here's a new thing called racism and it's very bad". now people have yet another stick to point it's dirty end at each other!..
Al Neri (Killed by an Academy Bus while talking on a cell phone in the crosswalk back in 2006) was cool in a quiet way...
Is this true?
@@gabitsu-ftw3871 yes it is. Richard Bright got run over by a tour bus.
@@Gabriela-Acevedo so sad
Happy Birthday Al Pacino! Greatest Actor of All Time!!
the tiny clip for this looks like a renaissance painting lol
I think the sign of Michael eating the orange is he's not only consuming death, but also becoming death himself, I guess like the grim reaper
He's also super hot while doing it
Fidel Castro disagrees with this
Such an uderrated comment.
Nothing to Gain from wac-n Castro...Jfk is dead...An Bobby would never play Ball
Mike took his father's advice "Keep your friends close,and your enemies closer,"
by allowing Fredo around his home,spending time with his young nephew.
He wanted both Connie and Fredo to be completely relaxed and confident - Connie
especially,since she would,after Carlo's murder be suspicious of foul play.
did Sonny fuck Connie? isn't that why he died
@@cailynmarshall4995 wtf
that last look of Hagen towards Freddo...
Man, Al Pacino really had the potential to be the greatest actor ever; if he just didn’t need a bump every now and then.
Is that how you eat an orange?
It's weird In southeast asia we dont eat it like that
who cares . Every man can eat it like he wants and this is a film anyway
Martin Karadzhov is this how u eat?
No we absolutely don't (here in italy). It's just for movie purpose i guess
If you consider all the animals that eat oranges, either every animal but humans have been getting it right, or getting it wrong. And it's weird to think fruit cater specifically to us.
Here in the US, we usually eat oranges by sucking them up our noses.
That's true. And like I said in a previous post, they went a lot more into detail in the novel than they did in the movies, which is the way it usually is because of time constraints for films. Anybody who is a fan of the movies should also read the novel, and vice versa.
Love this quote it's so true
al neri act like he not giving a single f lol
thing is, Sonny was a bit more primitive, straightforward and 'readable', than Michael. It's always easier to be close to such person 'cause your intuition tells you his steps a minute ahead quite easily. Michael was of course more hideous, sinister if you will. Nobody quite new his real thoughts, and therefore nobody could come close to him, even though tried. Not even the Don himself..
Even in the film though, I get the feeling Tom is closer to Sonny than anybody else in the family, even after the scene in Part II where Michael tells him "Fredo has a good heart, but he's weak and stupid. Tom, you're my brother." And Tom tells him, "I always wanted to be thought of as a brother by you." Kind of hard to explain. I still get the feeling that Tom considered Sonny more of a brother than Mike or Fredo. At any rate, I'm a big fan of both the novel and the movies. : )
Also, Tom was the only of the brothers that Sonny would apologize to after his bursts.
That’s because sonny was the one who found Tom homeless as a kid and brought him in to the corleone household.
There’s something about the way Michael carries himself in part II that makes him so much more menacing and formidable than in the first one, even after he becomes the don.
He’s the perfect gangster. Calm, cold, and ruthless.
I kind of agree with you in a way, because the motif of the orange reoccurs in the Godfather part 3 when they were getting killed in the room by the helicopter.
What kind of freak eats an orange like that lol
I find it curious that Al Neri has been in all 3 Godfather movies, and all Godfather fans know him well, and yet in reality you could count his total number of lines on one hand. The character is a legend from the book, but I think he's undersold in the movies.
Whatever Michael meant with this, either wanting him to stay or really wanting him to move because he had lost every percent of humanity that had left, one thing is sure - Tom was the best of all
For those who don't blame Al Pacino for Godfather 3. Please watch this scene. It's not even the same person.
Exactly......he first developed this character in Godfather 1 & 2 and then ruined it in part III.
@@Azam428 The whole story line of Part 3 was a joke. Michael getting an award from the Pope? Anthony becoming an opera singer? Sonny's illegitimate son joining the family? Connie turning into a Family decision maker? Mary determined to marry her cousin? It was just one joke after another.
He was the only good part in Part III!!!
so chilling and stone cold delivering that line
If history has taught us anything, it's that sometimes we can use the past to determine our future.
I don't feel I have to wipe everyone out just my enemies.
Al has grown a lot as an actor since The Godfather. Al of The Irishman and of The Godfather are two completely different actors.
And scarface
Oranges...we all love oranges...it makes us cry, it makes us laugh, it makes us die...
But without the powerful scene how Michael ate his last orange...he didn't last at all...😑😑
God that orange is so lucky 💦
Blue Sargent oh yea
YOU WISH
First time I see a creepy sexual comment from a woman lol
haha I wasn't the only one who thought that
the amount of tongue he uses! I died
Poor Rocko has to carry out the hit.
Michael: _If anything in this life is certain. If history has taught us anything. It's that you can kill anyone. Rocko?_
Rocko: _Difficult. But not impossible. (goddammit!)_
in the mafia if something happens to you your family would be taken care of
He had to pay that price, he was capo in charged of security when Roth took the first shot at Michael on the Lake Tahoe property. He failed his don that night, so when Michael found out who the traitors were. It was his mess to clean up. You owe your life to your patron in the Mafia.
@@kt_boxing8887 sure thing, but rocco could've sacrificed one of his soldiers, my plan would've be, "hey paulie, when you got him, you stay still, let them grabbed you and take the heat, your family will be taking care of and you'll have a great life once we buy your freedom" you don't send one of your greatest tacticians and minds to do a suicide mission, that's just my take, I might be wrong
@@davidocampo8997 Hay una teoria que dice que Rocco era un traidor, y por eso Michael lo mando a la mision suicida
@@ehervo2761 naaa, dudaba de Rocco, sin embargo, una vez que dedujo que Fredo era el traidor, obviamente se disipó esa duda, ahora, aún seguía decepcionado en Rocco por permitir el intento de asesinato en lake Tahoe, ya que Rocco era el encargado de la seguridad, pero lo suficiente para mandarlo a una misión suicida?
Been dying of the same heart attack for the last 20 years
If history have taught us anything, if anything in this life is certain .. Is that you can love anyone
1:27-1:39 orange so lucky...
Hey Dominick! Hows the house of Parliament, with the filter dats in recessed in!
You know what everyone is missing here. the look when he sees Fredo out there on the deck, like man Fredo you're a dead man and you don't even know it.. and you think oh maybe Mike isn't going to be so ruthless which quickly gets eliminated in the 30 seconds..
look how big that fireplace is
It’s always the quiet ones.
As much as I Love GF3 … these two movies Contradict part 3 to no end .
Then look at Eggs on The Sopranos. Ralph Cifraetto gets killed after Pie O Mie & Tracee's Death and before he gets killed Richie Aprile cooks Eggs in The Sopranos Old House.
Carmine Snr. is eating egg salad when he has his fatal stroke.
Hyman Roth was based on the real life gangster Meyer Lansky -- when I was a kid my Dad introduced me to Meyer - Meyer used to stay at the Fountainebleau Hotel in Miami Beach, and would sit in the lobby with his little dog by his side - so my Dad takes me over to Lansky to say hello and he was nice, humble, pleasant - when we walked away my Dad told me what this nice little old Jewish man REALLY did for a living. PS- besides Meyer, my Dad and I met Colonel Sanders and Muhammad Ali on separate occasions. RIP Pop.
Very chilling...
0:09 - Keep your friends close and your enemies closer...
Beautiful day outside but such darkness inside
I remember this scene as if it was yesterday.
Hyman ROth has been dying from the same heart attack for 48 years
Only Tom Hagen can question Michael...and stay alive.
The thumb nail looks like Al Pacino is about to dance
the calm before the storm
of course he did, because sonny was the one that found him and brought him to Vito to become part of the immediate family.
I wish they'd gone with the original idea for the 3rd film which was Michael and Tom against each other.
Say hello to my....oh shit, wrong movie?!
If history has taught us anything … is that it teaches no one
“if history has taught us anything it’s that you can kill anyone”
Covid 19: hold my beer
What a history lesson
Later on in that scene when tom ask micheal why he's trying to kill everyone...mike give's the perfect answer..."just my enemies, that's it"....that was the purpose of every ordered kill that mike did...his enemies came true once Vito died and nobody was getting off the hook...