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Language: English
Oscar winning producer Albert S. Ruddy's never before revealed experiences of making The Godfather (1972).
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Watchseries; Just watched the first three episodes while simultaneously having The Godfather without sound on the TV.
A test for a show to be good is when it takes you into that Realm of suspension of disbelief and engagement in the story. So far, the series exceeds that.
Just watched the first three episodes while simultaneously having The Godfather without sound on the TV.
A test for a show to be good is when it takes you into that Realm of suspension of disbelief and engagement in the story. So far, the series exceeds that.
The Offer watchseries. I'm so hooked, enthralled, the acting is incredible!!
It's witty and gripping, a great show. I'm at episode 3 and have to wait a few days till new eps come out and I'm busting. I have never seen the godfather, yet this show is soooooo enthralling with its brilliantly written characters acted superbly.
This is a well made treat for all of us that love "The Godfather" movie.
It's also an extremely well made and entertaining show with loads of interesting hints of how famous scenes from the movie was invented. We get to follow both the movie producing and making process and at the same time we get to know about the mafia and their opposition against the movie.
We also get a series without the usual virtue signalling and PC-garbage that most productions have today.
It's not easy to make a show about one of the best books and movies ever made. But this show have put a lot of the lore and different facts about this in a show that is a joy to see.
I really look forward to the rest of this refreshing and interesting series.
*If you liked the movie The Godfather.
The series is fantastic! If you've ever wondered how movies are actually produced or what goes into making a movie, you will be severely educated and entertained. I think the casting was great! It's answering a lot of unasked questions, but I love that!
I read some negative reviews of this show before watching it. I was unsure I would appreciate it, being a dyed in the wool The Godfather fan. To me this takes the story and kind of gives it a Scorsese treatment. You know, exaggeration of the clichés and all that, and I think it really works for this modern day take on it. I have no idea if this is an accurate account and I couldn't care less. It is entertainment, so STFU and enjoy it.
The only reason I only gave this 8 out of 10 is that I have only seen one episode. I reserve the right to change it up or down after further reviewing.
The trailers for this and wasn't sure I wanted at add Paramount again( as it never has a lot of new stuff). I saw I could watch the first episode free last night with my Prime so I did. F--- Frank Sinatra! Lol I do not think you have to have seen the Godfather to like this. I can't even remember the movie. Yes I'm old enough I am one of the few that didn't get into the movies( even tho Pacino is my favorite actor of all time)! I still am enjoying this especially since I was fascinated with big studios growing up ad watched all the shows about them. I do however think anyone under 40 probably won't appreciate it. I forget the actor who plays the guy with the weird voice( thought it was Hugh Jackman) ? I don't like him. I love Juno Temple and most of the cast and was just looking and saw Jake Cannavale is in it! I love Bobby( didn't know he had a son. Can't wait what to see what he brings to the table. So judging off one episode I'll wait until all the episodes are released and just buy Paramount to watch. To be continued. Lol.