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Film · 1972 · Mafia

The Godfather

1972
★ 10.0 editorial score

The summit of the American crime film: Coppola turned an immigrant family's rise and rot into the country's own epic, and made damnation look like a coronation.

“The Godfather brushes aside the flashy glamour of the traditional gangster picture and gives us what’s left: fierce tribal loyalties, deadly little neighborhood quarrels in Brooklyn, and a form of vengeance to match every affront.”
— Roger Ebert · rogerebert.com
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1972Depicts Post-War AmericaDepicts 1940s

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