The GodFather: one of the greatest and influential movies of all time.

The Godfather is a 1972 American crime film made by Francis Ford Coppola, based on a screenplay of Mario Puzo and Francis Ford, co-written by Coppola's fake playwright, based on a seller selling the same name as Puzo. For an original film-based novel, see The Godfather.

The Godfather was revered by critics and considered one of the greatest and most influential movies of all time, especially in the genre. Godfather is considered "one of the best films in the world" [2] - and is one of the "most influential" crime films.

The best photo, best actor Marlon Brando and well-designed acting screen of Mario Puzo and Francis Ford Coppola. The novel The Godfather, from which the film is based, was well-publicized, though it was dismissed as Pulp Fiction by the New York Times, which explicitly portrayed its extreme role. The film, based on Puzo's show The Godfather, has been on Times' sellers for 67 weeks and has sold more than nine million copies in two years.

Part of the film is set in the Sicilian village where Corleone was born and raised by Mafia boss Vito Corleone, played by Marlon Brando before moving to New York City. However, the film was shot, not in the town of Savoca, but in the Italian village Forza Dagro. In a survey of 20,000 readers by Empire Movie Magazine, The Godfather tops the list of Corleon crime families in New York.

Viewed as a film trilogy, The Godfather sets out the scope of the story and portrays the journey of these young people from the beginning to the fall of the family to eradicate corruption by ruining their dreams. Cinematography and planning are the best of their time, but it is a style of discussion and emphasis on themes such as family, honesty, crime, and violence that make it one of the best films ever made. Godfather is the 1972 best film and the fourth most popular film ever made [3], with an initial market value of $ 246-287 million in the box office.

While Coppola worked on many notable films such as The Rain People (1969) and Patton (1970) and co-authored Great Gatsby (1974) and Captain Eo (1986), the Godfather Trilogy, Part I, despised the director's work and for decades formed the Gangster on the big screen. The Father of God received many awards and reviews, based on the fact that the film was transformed into a video game ten years after its first release, and that the music of the film and its famous quotes and characters were repeatedly and starring and celebrated. Only Goodfella can claim to be the best Mafia film ever made.

It is not uncommon for conversations about the biggest films of the genre to be the same as the two films, but the debate over which movie the most gangster movie stems from The Godfather and Goodfellas by Francis Ford Coppola. All the movies on this list discuss what makes a good movie, and that's what I'm doing here.

So I will make sure that The Godfather is the best movie ever made. Here are 5 reasons why it is the best mob movie, and 5 reasons why it is The Goodfellas.

The Scorsese biopic starring Robert De Niro as the middle-aged boxer Jake La Motta is considered one of the greatest films of the 1980s. With actor Charles Laughton as its director, this one in itself is a shocking picture of corruption and innocence, which works very well for Robert Mitchum. Godfather is a good film, but it is also a humorous story.

With this film, Stanley Kubrick Science Fiction has taken a new direction that will later become one of the most influential films with a new smart director.

Don Vito Corleone's line "I'll make him a gift he won't refuse" was named the most memorable line in the AFI series "100 Years ... 100 Movies" (quoted in The American Film Institute 2014). The musical accompaniment with The Godfather is Italian great composer Nino Rota, who also wrote fine film scores. The actors of the film came together for 45 years of emotion and it was a reunion of Corleone with Francis Ford Coppola and his stars remembering the making of the story.

In 1981 Parountount resold the Godfather: Epic Box Set, which tells the story of the first two films in a row with additional scenes that were not planned for sensitive reasons.

According to a 2006 article in the Journal of Travel Research, the Harry Potter film series has led to a 50% increase in UK tourism in the film industry. Under the name "Tolkien's Tourism" travelers looking for places from films like Matamata served as the Shire Scenic Reserve in Queenstown, where the character Boromir encountered premature death.

Godfather, considered one of the greatest films of all time, created a set of unique challenges in a rare scene in Mel Gibson's historical film Braveheart. Unlike many previous films about gangsters, Coppola's sympathetic treatment of the Corleone family and their friends and his portrayal of gang members has a greater depth of mental and emotional [54] than the usual genre. The main point is that the loss of humanity can lead to serious misconduct, as Michael shows his transformation throughout the film, especially in his final scene with Kay.