Vito Corleone | The Godfather
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“I'm gonna make him an offer he can't refuse.”
Read the book, Watched the movie and I still cannot get enough of this masterpiece of a story. It stood the test of time... Really my words are not enough to describe it and I would not say anything new that has not been already said anyways. I tried to remind you all how good this movie is with this small piece - that honestly will not do it justice because I think, nothing would do it justice.
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The Godfather Tribute
*Music: (1) The Godfather - Main Title (Nino Rota)
(2) The Godfather - Godfather (Nino Rota)
(3) Brucia la terra (from The Godfather) - Andrea Bocelli
(4) The Godfather Waltz - Henry Mancini Orchestra - Krátké a kreslené filmy
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Fun Fact: Marlon Brando and Robert De Niro are the only people in Oscar history to win awards for the same character in the same universe
pardon, but: Joaquin Phoenix and heath ledger won by playing the wildcard. in both cases it was the same character
Emerson dos Santos Pereira what I meant was Brando and De Niro are the only people to win an Oscar for the same character in the same universe
@@rumigilani7525 si si si. I comprened. Sorry my english is a more bad. I am brasilian KK KK KK KK
Emerson dos Santos Pereira your English is pretty good
@@emersondossantospereira8386 bonjour from Japan
"Never tell anybody outside the family what you're thinking" - Vito Corleone
"Thank you for stating my quote" - Vito Corleone
@@ankitakashkalita4483"aye bro you a real one for that" - Vito Corleone
"Actually it was writer" - vito corleone
@@syedharis1906w
imma teach my first child this.
'I don't apologize for taking care of my family'
Only a proud man can say that
Is pride a sin?
@@datapatch7381 yes, one of the seven deadly sins
ohh
But god does not exist
@@datapatch7381 What he meant was not pride, but honor.
A man who doesn't spend time with his family can never be a real man
Jose Carranza not true. if you pay attention in the trilogy all the people vito kills are greedy and or corrupt killers
First off I didn't romanticize anything. I simply quoted Vito about spending time with family. Secondly, Vito would not just kill you unless he had a reason to. Example: going after his family. Vito is an honourable man, Sonny Corleone however is a different ballgame. Sonny is ruthlass and brutal. You're confusing the 2 together.
Coty Smith Unless he had a reason to? Lol ok so we don’t know their logic, at the end of the day, they’re still murderers, criminals, and liars.
@@josecarranza7555, that only happens in real life!
@@josecarranza7555 Lol loses arguement acts like he doesnt give a fuck. Typical low IQ people
Vito was 9 and had nothing when he came to New York.When he died he was surrounded by his family and friends.
But Micheal who had Alot and was a family man....Died alone
He died alone in his garden and his grandson ran away from him
@@Tenraiden Yeab but he died with no regrets. His family loved him as much as he loved them unlike Micheal who died with regrets and sorrow and his family barely cared about him and didn’t even see him in his last years.
@@taniajamesonsteroids Yeah but that movie was shit because Coppola couldn't do it the way he wanted. A new version of Godfather 3 will come out this december the way Coppola wanted it, a new beginning and end.
@@EpicMovieMoments that sounds nice. Whats it called?
Vito’s death on The Godfather is the best way to die as a family man. Born with a family, die with a family.
I agree. He was perfectly real man.
He was an orphan for some time
@@manwithnoname1113 so he knew importance of family...
Stark contrast to his son Michael, who after his life flashes before his eyes at the end of THE GODFATHER III dies old...and alone.
@@seanmetro3496 exactly. Life made him (Michael) an offer he couldn't refuse.
All my life I was trying to get up in society… where everything is legal, but the higher I go the more crooked it becomes.
―Michael Corleone
Does It apply to the real world ?
Makes me think of the end of Peaky Blinders season 3
@@SissouLoveVideo what does It mean ?
@@crazypato3752 In the end of Peaky Blinders S3, the main character Thommy Shelby (who has a lot in common with Michael) has a similar speech, he realises that the "legally powerfull" people are worst than them and will never accept them no matter how high they rise and how much money they make. It's a great series, I recommend you watch it if you haven't already, especially if you like the Godfather and its themes
Obviously... @@crazypato3752
When I sit at the end of the table with family I play The Godfather theme on my headphones😂
Me too!
As it should be.
So, you spend some time with your family? You are the real man!
If you need to wear headphones on the table with your family, you are not a real Man.
Henrique Maia Henrique Maia I do that before the gathering knowing that there will be one so I can get to the mood...
The greatest film ever made period.
Nah
zSenzy yah
WarriorofSparta nah, part 2 is better
Star LORD personally I prefer the 1st
Anyone who says godfather is the best movie of all time is a media/ratings bitch with all due respect tho
There are many things that my father taught me here in this room. He taught me: keep your friends close, but your enemies closer.
- Michael Corleone
Haha nobody cares about you. Get out of here
To be honest, I’ve been following these philosophy without knowing this quote, can’t believe it was a thing for a long time ago
"Whoever said that, didn't have many enemies!" _Stannis Baratheon_
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_Stannis the Mannis_
even the trees are phenomenal actors in this movie.
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I would like to see a movie about Vietnam and be able to comment it with this sentence
Underrated comment
@@chukonwu8097
Which funnily enough also has Marlon Brando
When he says “Look how they massacred my boy” it always hits me,I can’t forget it,his voice is stuck in my mind,that sentence,in my opinion,is the best acting that I have ever seen.
Sorrow, helplessness, rage all written on that face. These are the times that make monsters out of men
I always thought it was “look how they messed with my boy.” In my, opinion, that’s actually more impactful than “massacred.” Still a beautifully sad moment and a brilliant piece of acting.
Indeed!
i cant take it seriously after all the memes😭
Don’t worry, just watch the movie again and you’ll take it seriously.
Finally the Italian’s get a chance for a tribute but most importantly The Godfather himself
DarkThoughts Italians*
@@josecarranza7555 Shut up
these are sicillians and their not italian dont disrespect them.
Unknow Human did I at any point disrespect them???
Unknow Human Technically, Sicilians are Italians.
"Women and children can be careless but not men"
Yeah man🦅🦅
Indeed, a man's carelessness is unacceptable since it's his duty and privilege to keep his family together through safety and love.
One ought not to look down on excessive preparations.
Women and children should remain pure, untainted and incorruptible, let the man be the one to get his hands dirty to preserve that purity.
"A man who doesn't spend time with his family, can never be a real man." -Vito Corleone
Since Vito's definition of manhood involves the bond of family, it is therefore conclusive that what he is referring to about "carelessness" is the intolerability of a man's carelessness if it involves the safety and integrity of his family
@@traversingtime8330 my father will make mom's hand dirty
@@pamurishikesh324 Sorry,but he isn't a man
@@ashawnimartin5542 bold of you to assume I even care
The godfather 1 and 2
Are cinematic masterpieces
The 3 is also gorgeous
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@@yaerres Ma sei italiano?XD
Comunque, oggettivamente il primo Padrino e il secondo sono irraggiungibili, ma non solo dal terzo capitolo, ma dalla stragrande maggioranza dei film, ciò non toglie che il terzo capitolo sia una chiusura davvero molto dignitosa di una trilogia magnifica.
Probabilmente la migliore della Storia della cinematografia.
@@culturaeattualita318 ??????
@@yaerresMy previous comment:
Are you Italian? However, objectively the first Godfather and the second are unattainable, but not only from the third chapter, but from the vast majority of films, this does not mean that the third chapter is a very dignified closure of a magnificent trilogy. Probably the best in the history of cinema.
The only crime film you ever need to see. A masterpiece of acting and cinema. Anyone who says otherwise is a joke
GeekX sir I feel like there are lot of other crime films people need to watch as well, especially if you’re getting into cinema
Scarface is classic too.
@@TheSerbianMobnmnyc what about goodfellas? I think it's considered a classic too
@@Roxyx2 no doubt
My sister and mother say the movie is "retarded" lol
The biggest irony of the Godfather is that neither Vito nor Michael wanted Michael to be a gangster but Michael was forced into it anyway to save his dad from Sollozzo. One of the saddest moments in the first film is Vito's heartbroken face when Tom tells him Michael killed Sollozzo and McCluskey.
The face Vito gives after Tom told him that Michael killed Solozzo and McCluskey, he knew that Michael was in the family business and there's no turning back.
He was also happy to hear that Micheal did the job. Two feelings at the same time
@@meteb8622 No, he wasn't. Look at Brando's expressions in that scene: he slowly closes his eyes, shakes his head, and looks away in disgust, calmly gesturing everyone to get the fuck out. There's nothing even hinting at happiness there; it's just sadness and anger that the "golden child" has descended to the depths of the rest of the family.
No, you can see it from the start.
Michael joined the marines to gain "strength". Strength that proves he is worthy of his father's empire. Look at how he describes how Luca and Vito threatened a producer. Vito looked at these kinds of jobs as, well, jobs. Chores. Necessities. Meanwhile, Michael is describing with so much lust and pride in his face.
Michael desired his father's seat since the beginning. Evermore so since he was the youngest, and how forced and false looking his apparent "hatred" of the mafia life is. To fool others, even himself, into thinking that he's a "good" person.
Michael sold his soul to the devil when he murdered The Turk, and in exchange gained nigh infinite power.
It is this exact power that ruined his life.
He was sad because his son didnt break the cycle of this bloody business thats why
I just finished watching the trilogy yesterday and oh my what a masterpiece! Brilliant actors, amazing story, beautiful music!
Ayo I saw your comment in a Godfather edit just minutes ago...
@@imtiredcharlie haha
Moi aussi!
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@@Astrotase dam
"The saddest part about betrayal is that it comes from our FAMILY"
Nah it wasn't like that tho
@@zkzkzkzkzkhsjs Fredo
@@yes3293 I know it was you fredo
@@carlosmontelongo1468 You broke my heart Fredo
Amen. Especially ur father
Beautifully transcribed the essence of the movie. Loved putting myself into the story again. You always nail it brother!!!!!
You two are from another planet
You are surely his friend. Yeahhh but it's great
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This editing is so good
I was named after this.
Damn😂😂😂😂
Lmao
Good
I was named after Marlon Brando
Woah!...😁👍🏻
Marlon brando really portrayed this character perfectly. Rip
Yes, great, Robert duval alpacino
For me I find de niro the really caractere of this gofader,
Ernie Borgnine was considered and I wish I could see how he would have done
AS always
"Never tell anybody outside the family what you are thinking again..."
One of the greatest cinematic pieces of all time. I watched this with my stepdad, bonded over it actually. He told me to take the lessons from this movie to heart, at least the ones that are relevant to us. There are principles and morals to be learned from the trilogy. Family, above all. You keep them safe, spend time with them, make good friends who become family. Emphasize loyalty. And when trouble comes, you will have the means to tackle any problem...together...so you can all break bread and share yet another good memory.
Fredo
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Very good guidance from your Father. You don't need to be Blood, to be a good Mum or Dad.
Respect People and situations allways! Your cool demeanour, shows control and Character.
It's easy to make enemies, but it's hard to make Friends.. Loyalty is the Kye, as without it, what do WE as an individual stand for? Stand for something or stand alone!
From an injured British War Veteran
@@stevenhenry7862 Cheers mate. From this side of the pond, thank you for your service.
Thank you very much for your recognition and support.
Shoulder to Shoulder, we stand together, and Secure the Liberty and Freedom for good People like yourselves.
May your Family have many happy Years together!
From an injured British War Veteran
Marlon Brando as the Godfather, is easily one of the top 3 greatest acting roles in motion picture history. He was mesmerizing. His passion his mannerisms everything
Agreed. His performance in "Apocalypse Now" was just as good imo.
I worked my whole life, I don’t apologize for taking care of my family and I refused to be a fool, dancing on the strings held by all those big shots”🇮🇹
I refuse to be a pawn , manipulated then discarded.
"I don't apologize for anything I've done for my family."
-Vito Corleone
Marlon Brando is amazing
agreed
Yeah
As an actor for sure!
Greatest actor of all time!!
Facts
* watching the Godfather Part III, sobbing * _look how they massacred my boy..._
Part 3 wasn't so bad. It was how it was meant to be.
@@elodin5689 the Part III is about Michael mourning his entire life. hmm, how do i say this.. the whole movie is pretty sucks until the third act. it was quite a great closure to a really great franchise.
yeah the movie isn't really bad but, it's pretty bad.
@@69mviewsnt yh Ur Right He Regretted Killing Fredo & Guilt Was Eating Him Away Also He Felt As Tho He Failed His Father & His Family But Still Part 3 Was A MasterPeice Imo
Difference between part 2 and 3 is around 15 yrs.. time changes everything
"just when i thought i was out, they pull me back in" that quote is extremely enough for me to say part III was a great movie..
Fantastic 2 films, have watched them twice within a month.
Within the same time-frame I haven't managed to get through the third even once...
RIP and long live Marlon Brando (April 3, 1924 - July 1, 2004), aged 80
You will always be remembered as a legend.
What a coincidence! I just binge-watched the Godfather trilogy yesterday!
A lot of people look at Michael's tragic path, but Vito lived a tragic life too. His son riddled with bullets, his daughter beat by her husband and went with different men before returning to the family, his youngest son became part of the family against his wishes - even ended up ordering the hit on his other son, Fredo who betrayed Michael.
I always tell my friends to watch this movie, but they say “ it's old, it's slow, it's boring” and I'm like : “give it a try it's amazing". But they always refuse
Edit: I swear when I'll get a job , I'll definitely support you financially, DEFINITELY. Your work is amazing.
People nowadays are used to big spectacle and show and dont appreciate or understand drama and story. Im a teen but my dad showed me all these amazing movies as a kid and I'm the only one in my friend group who has seen all these old movies
Then make them an offer they can't refuse. This legendary film must be passed down to the next generations.
Same thing, dude. When I told my friend to watch movies, I heard: "Nobody watch old movies, except 40 years old people"
O feel really sad about people who are interested in nothing.
(Sorry for mistakes, I'm not native speaker)
Your friends sound like the type of people who think any film with a steady buildup of plot is slow and boring. The type where if there's not constant fighting and death scenes or people with powers fighting in superhero films they say it sucks. Even though most films with only a few fighting and death scenes with less CGI and more practical effects are better.
You should change your friends hahahahahahahaha
I've seen this movie 10 times, it always shows me something else. Before, I would think that Michael had little choice, and all the killing was just necessary to protect his family, like he says in part III. But the thing is, he was violent at heart, a bit like Sonny. He didn't need to kill so many to protect his family. He did it because he thought it would be good for business, for power.
I think that part of the premise was that power would essentially corrupt michael beyond his usual sensibilities. Unlike vitor, who continued his criminal vendettas to survive and support his family, michael initially gave into the criminal life to protect his family, but it eventually turned him into something that he could not even predict. Losing his father and his first wife eventually turned him completely into a cold blooded monster.
Im agree with you,
Michael Corleone : the businessman. Killing for bussines.
Vito Corleone : the family man . Killing for the family .
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On Godfather part 1
When Michael ask tom, tom said "if Godfather died , we will lose 50 % power"
So Michael plan to kill anyone his enemy.
Barzini family and other.
So Michael make same power every family .
Nah
"And if by chance an honest man like yourself should make enemies then they would become my enemies............. And then they will fear you" Still scares the crap out of me.
You know the feeling of re-watching the same film, when you can find plot dots, feel a little sense of boredom, like you watch it only to have same feelings it gave you the first time. I watched The Godfather yesterday and I cannot stress enough how this film finds a way to enjoy the relations, fate of people, and aesthetic storytelling, like watching it for the first time. Truly masterpiece.
This movie gives me comfort, I don't think this level of Masterpiece is held by another film, it's a Family movie more than a Mafia Movie. Even though my favourite movie is The Dark Knight, this movie is above everything else.
If the academy awards will ever make a tribute for The Godfather,
they should play this masterpiece for the world
A mild talking mild manners, family man who witnessed his whole family die , come to America alone, earned respect and honor even with his enemies is truly someone not to take lightly, when he makes you an offer you can't refuse!! Loved all three versions..
He was also ruthless murderer and criminal mastermind.
This film is like a quotes book. There are so many good one liners in the film.
You should read the book.
This is brilliant! A Michael one would be a fab parallel!
I remember being 13 y/o and watching the godfather... There was a before and an after, I went straight ahead and got myself the book... Beautiful!
I did that yesterday.
The lesson i learn on this is "Be a man with family because friend change your enemy is still act the same and the family always at your back"
Watched it for the first time back in 1987 when I was 16 y.o. Watched it since many more times. This movie doesn't age. I love it.
Absolutely
I've got Respect for the person that made this video, it shows that the Movie is more about being a gangster
But also that you need to take care for you're family and the wisdom the Godfather teached us.
I always loved when Vito was defending Michael in the sit down saying "If he should be shot by a police officer" to "Being struck by a bolt of lightning". That just conveys the power of his message, he went from a conspiracy to divine intervention and he'll hold every single person in that room accountable. That is a father ready to kill for his family, it's so powerful because Vito tends to be against violence as he's more diplomatic, "but that I cannot forgive". He laid down his terms and conditions right there and right then, Michael became one of the most protected men in the Mafia, with other families looking after his wellbeing (at least until he came back to NY lol...)
"The saddest thing about betrayal is that it never come from your enemies." Words of Wisdom!
The book is amazing but the movie , while couldn’t cover everything, definitely picked the right lines and acting
Where to read ze book online, brother? Und where ta buy it
@@traversingtime8330 z library
@@traversingtime8330 library but I got my copy on Amazon
Why does this only have 17k views??? It just goes to show that don’t no one has a good taste in movies like they used to
You said it.
1.5 milion views now
3:10 I just love that whole speech. It's good to have a tribute for the Godfather.
No other movie will top the Godfather movie(s): past, present or future, every time I watch a video clip, makes want to watch the Godfather movies again and again and again. it is the school of life.
Vito>Michael>Vincent
the old Star Wars Trilogy
the Lord of the Rings Trilogy
the Godfather Trilogy
the three best Trilogy of all time.
Didn't see, missed something in his live!
the dark knight trilogy is good too
@@amir-bz2he The Batman trilogy is very good. But not as legendary as the three up there. Heath Ledger performed for the role as Joker in the second part. That is played perfectly. In the 21st century, it takes second place behind the Lord of the Rings Trilogy.
And now the Dune trilogy perhaps one of the best.
The attitude of Godfather is unexplainable! It's definitely a job well done by Marlon Brandon!
RIP legend! 🌹
It's not attitude
I love depicture of masculanity in Godfather. There's no masculanity in brutal domination. There's masculanity in family, and sacrifices made for them.
TheGaroStudios just made me an offer I can’t refuse...
Goosebumps! Part 1&2 are my all time favourite's. I don't think any movie will ever be as good as these two. Amazing video, love it!
2:42 I felt the same, in a Chinese restaurant in NY.
Honestly this video is 100/10, amazing. I even shed a tear and I almost never cry.
I saw this epic trilogy only months ago and god you made me feel again so much by watching this, what a masterpiece
Please, I'd love the Michael's one !
I didn’t think Godfather could get anymore badass... well, here we have it. Well done
Mario Puzo , Francis Ford Copolla, Marlon Brando , Al Pacino 3 legends and the director with Mario Puzo make the best masterpiece movie no one can't compare with them it's all about: Respect, Honor, Loyality, friendship and most important the family
Can we all take a minute and admire such a BEAUTIFUL peice of music!!!
Please keep doing these Cinema classics edits. They are outstanding!
Marlon Brando's acting here was top notch. Not only did he get the demeanor of an old man, but he also got the movement.
Nothing hits me like seeing Michael coldly destroy his family and losing his soul, then flashing back to Vito sweetly telling baby Michael how much he loves him. All his hard-taught values, suffering, and sacrifice for his children, only for them to be squandered away piecemeal after his death.
Listening to Vito's voice(either Brando or De Niros's) and the Godfather's theme always never gets old.
Sometimes I wonder if you will ever stoop surprising me. This is art and is is amazing that you captured so much in only five minutes. I am in awe and you just make me want to watch some good quality film like this again.
“Whatever it is you're seeking won't come in the form you're expecting.”― Haruki Marukami
I watch it over and over again it's so awesome and the music fits so well
The acting sends chills down my spine!!
Absolutely beautiful... brought me tears and a warm heart ... The Godfather II was my father's favorite movie in life ... He passed away 6 years ago... and taught me to love these films❤ please do one about Michel too
I'm gonna have to watch these films again now! Nice job!
What an amazing send off for Vito and a great tribute to marlon brando
damn this legend aint ever gonna get forgotten
Couldn't have said any better
The best all the time ❤️
And thanks a lot for this wonderful work 👏
The second half of the video was absolutely amazing.
This movie sometimes makes me cry,best film.
Wow man watching this gave me goosebumps, great job ❤️
The amount of times ive watched this is absurd, just a masterpiece!
This sent a shiver down my spine! So damn good. I really appreciate your work!
Thank you for this wonderful edit.😀
Godfather is not a Movie it's almost a Perfect Gift humanity could ever get.
I need to sit down and watch all the movies with my grandpa, they're his favorite. I just finished reading the book recently, its so damn good. That book actually got me into reading books again for the first time in years after high school and college killed my interest.
I watched this movie out of curiosity because of images of don vito corleone on youtube even the meme - "Look how they massacred my boy" I'm not even born yet when this movie came out and it's been over 40 years now but i gotta say, I was lucky enough to have good taste and appreciate these kind of movies.
This film is so beautiful in every single way it brings tears to my eyes
Damn! You just made me feel watching the film again. I am downloading it again. God! I love this film.
I needed this thank you!
My one of fave film! Pure cinema and art
A funny story: I taught myself Italian while I was in the Army. I'd spend weekends with a 12 pack of beer while I did my lessons. Eventually it got to the point where, after a few, I'd start speaking Italian without realizing it. Naturally, my friends couldn't understand a word I was saying, except the Mexicans (as Italian and Spanish are very similar).
Apparently it didn't help matters that I sounded like Marlon Brando in The Godfather.
Excellent montage, thank you! YES please do Michael!
The greatest trilogy ever mada
No doubt
Made not mada
@@randywhite3947 Sounds nice mada
Not
The Best is the lord of rings
Flawless picture... "The Godfather" there no Oscars enough to award this jewel.
Honestly, you're one of the most brilliant channels on this platform
This movie and it's sequel are timeless masterpieces.
Also Garo, I'd like to thank you for subtlety telling me that Andrea Bocelli had sang the Godfather theme. Excellent use of his music and so perfectly used by your video.
I'll do anything, just to see this movie again for the first time
i watched it yesterday for the first time dayyum this goddamn movie is so great no words can even describe
Truly one of the best films ever made in our life time. A true masterpiece! ❤️ ❤️ ❤️
I don’t know how to describe this movie...
It’s just amazing!
I just finished watching all 3 films for the first time and, what a journey 👏