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A global cultural touchstone captivating fans across generations, the enduring cinematic legacy of The Godfather has immeasurably influenced popular culture, and rightfully earned its legacy as one of the greatest in the history of motion pictures. Coppola’s archetypal sensibility is the hook that makes the Godfather trilogy so compelling, an emotional buttress that registers deeply through the thorny convolutions of each film’s narrative. Indeed, one of the remarkable things about The Godfather—commensurate with Brando’s performance—is how the emotional clarity of this one family’s story so powerfully emanates through the soup of business and politics.
Dune (1984) (Steelbook) ( Germany) – 10/14/21 (delayed from 8/26 – licensed from Universal) – N4K, DV The way Coppola and his actors approach performance brings up the controversy of Sofia Coppola’s casting as Michael’s doomed daughter, Mary. Her line readings are sometimes flat, and at other times awkward. But in contrast to the other players, she’s startlingly pure, her unseasoned candor making her tragic function in the story more heart-wrenching. There’s an unexpected feeling of truth as she delivers her last line (“Dad?”) on the steps outside the opera house, breaking up the theatrical masquerade over which Michael has presided. Coppola gives his tragedy a twist that goes beyond King Lear, one of his film’s models. Michael, unlike Lear weeping at the death of his beloved Cordelia, doesn’t die of grief. Rather, it’s implied that he lingers on for years, alone in the company of despair and sorrow.
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The Godfather Part III – Audio: English 5.1 Dolby TrueHD, and German, Spanish, Latin Spanish, French, Italian, Japanese, Brazilian Portuguese, and Russian 5.1 Dolby Digital, Subtitles: English, English for the Hearing Impaired, Cantonese, Danish, German, Spanish, Latin Spanish, French, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Mandarin, Dutch, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Brazilian Portuguese, Russian, Romanian, Simplified Chinese, Finnish, Swedish, and Thai
of the source. The stylistic sepia toning is more apparent in Part II, yet the natural skin tones remain perfect; colours pop and shine; the various dresses at the opening party and in Cuba, flowers, the green of the lawns, the blue of the sky, the drabness of early New York juxtaposed against the vividness of the late; the bright burst of colour from fireworks or neon lighting. War changed a generation. Vito Corleone (Marlon Brando) approached the business through thoughtful considerations, always seeking to defuse rather than inflame. A brutal man, but never without thinking of possible repercussions. His son, after defeating Germany and Japan, sees himself as invincible. Vito resisted business changes that included illicit drugs; Michael finds the potential profits intoxicating, and anyone holding him from his new American ideal an enemy. landscape, featuring more suitable balance and brilliance than found in previous releases. Whites are gorgeous. There are some exemplary shots andNow with Coppola’s new preferred cut Coda: The Death of Michael Corleone, The Godfather Part III does gain some semblance of redemption and actually fits a little better within the greater story established by the first two films. For starters, the editing is far less clunky. Before this review, I’d only ever seen the 1991 Director’s Cut and I always felt like the edits were uncomfortably abrupt as each scene just smashed into the next. With this new version, the rearrangement of specific scenes at the outset and some of the later segments in Sicily feel more organic and natural and actually has a richer dramatic flow. A little tighter editing around some of the more stilted line reads feels more even-handed and actually helps the weaker performances in the film. Both editions contains five new bonus features, such as a specially-filmed introduction from Coppola himself, alongside the 18 legacy bonus features available on previous Godfather trilogy editions. Hellraiser: Quartet of Torment (1987-1996) (includes Hellraiser, Hellbound: Hellraiser II, Hellraiser III: Hell on Earth, and Hellraiser: Bloodline) ( UK only) – 10/24/23 – N4K Inland Empire (2006) (US) – Possible for 2023 (restoration confirmed with David Lynch's participation) – N4K that character. Just like the original, it was a huge success winning multiple awards and accolades and has the distinction of being both an origin and conclusion story – if only it had stayed that way.
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