I have recently watched the first part of the 'Godfather' trilogy....I have seen this more than a few times.
Each time you watch it you see and understand things not previously realised.
My take away from this time is when Michael (the favourite son of Don Corleone and an army veteran who never wanted any part in the families business sees an opportunity to not only step in but take over in the most dramatic way by having all the other bosses Killed.
There was an attempt on his father's life as he was buying vegetables at a market and as his father was lying in hospital, this was the moment Michael realised his next move.
The seen for was when Michael was asked to be godfather to a family member ..The filmed flicked back and forth from the baptism in the church to scenes of killing of a boss, back to the baptism, back to another brutal killing of a boss ...as Micheal stood their in the church you realise he
wasn't just at a baptism for a child who he would be godfather to but this was a baptism for Michael himself becoming the 'Godfather'
I have recently watched the first part of the 'Godfather' trilogy....I have seen this more than a few times. Each time you watch it you see and understand things not previously realised. My take away from this time is when Michael (the favourite son of Don Corleone and an army veteran who never wanted any part in the families business sees an opportunity to not only step in but take over in the most dramatic way by having all the other bosses Killed. There was an attempt on his father's life as he was buying vegetables at a market and as his father was lying in hospital, this was the moment Michael realised his next move. The seen for was when Michael was asked to be godfather to a family member ..The filmed flicked back and forth from the baptism in the church to scenes of killing of a boss, back to the baptism, back to another brutal killing of a boss ...as Micheal stood their in the church you realise he wasn't just at a baptism for a child who he would be godfather to but this was a baptism for Michael himself becoming the 'Godfather'
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