The Godfather

The Godfather

Drama • R • 1972 • 2 hr 55 min

8.5

9.2

Starring

Marlon Brando, Al Pacino, James Caan, Robert Duvall, Richard S. Castellano

Directed By

Francis Ford Coppola

Written By

Mario Puzo, Francis Ford Coppola

Attributes

Complex Slow Dark Watch By Myself

Genre

Release Date

March 24, 1972

User Reviews

I was impressed by the superb acting of Marlon Brando and Al Pacino, as well as the compelling storyline that kept them engaged.

Yeah, lives up to the highest expectations possible. Just unbelievable.

Joshua🥚🥚🥚😎

The deeper you analyze it the deeper your appreciation for it becomes, sets a prime example for every aspect of filmmaking.

A cinematic masterpiece that weaves a gripping tale of power, loyalty, and family. Impeccable performances and stunning visuals.

I love long Italian dramas but this was surprisingly boring

Michael’s arc is not as compelling as it is made out to be, but certainly a well crafted tale of family and power, albeit overly long.

An absolute classic. Must see and must see again.

Youssef The Filmer

What did i just watch perfect "acting - Story - building the characters - the building of the story - The end "all these things were perfect

Aged like the finest whiskeys, the godfather is still a masterpiece to this day. Fantastic story, flawless acting and shot beautifully.

Mitchell Underwood

One of the definitive films of cinematic history. Amazing performances from a stunning cast and excellent dramatic pacing.

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8.5 – Based on 115.3k ratings

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