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    The Godfather Conventions

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    The Godfather set the standards upon which all gangster films were judged from. This can be considered unfair given The Godfather is in the category of the few films that showcases amazing performances‚ powerful direction‚ a rather tight script and characters that are multilayered. If The Godfather goes against the generic conventions of gangster genres and focuses on family and less violence‚ Once Upon Time in America (1983) is the epitome of gangster films (Browne 26). Sergio Leone made an increasingly

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    ‘The Anti-Grimm’ (2012) is an article written by A.C. and published in The Economist website‚ a reputable global magazine with renowned writers and reporters. The author quotes experts in the study of fairy tales without providing specific credentials. For example‚ the quoting of ‘Bruno Bettelheim’ (para.8)‚ ‘Charles Perrault and Hans Christian Anderson’ (para.8)‚ indicates that the target audience of this article are individuals who have been exposed to the study of fairy tales and thus expected

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    The Godfather Analysis

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    Vito(protagonist): The Godfather presents Vito as the paradigmatic Mafia don. He is wise and intelligent‚ an excellent reader of others’ intentions‚ and a smooth‚ subtle talker‚ able to convince with words‚ not only bullets. Though a ruthless‚ violent criminal‚ Vito is also a warm‚ loving father and husband. In his later years‚ Vito comes across as relaxed and playful‚ even mellow. He has lived a rich‚ full life and earned a quiet retirement. Vito is both the perfect father and the perfect Godfather‚ making him

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    The Godfather is an insightful sociological study of violence‚ power‚ honor and obligation‚ corruption‚ justice and crime in America. Part I of The Godfather Trilogy centers on the Corleone crime "family" in the boroughs of New York City in the mid 1940s‚ dominated at first by the aging godfather/patriarch "Don" Vito Corleone. As a turn-of-the-century Silician immigrant‚ he is the head of one of the five Italian-American "families" that operates a crime syndicate. The ’honorable’ crime "family‚"

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    aspects of filming that will almost never change regardless of the age. Acting and cinematography are what separate a good film from a great film. The Godfather is a relatively old film but is also a great example of how memorable a film can be if acting and cinematography are done extremely well. I will try to explain in detail what makes The Godfather one of the greatest movies of all time by talking about my favorite scene from the movie. My favorite scene in the movie is when Michael shoots Sollozzo

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    The Central Conflict in “The Shroud” by the Brothers Grimm‚ how it develops‚ and how it is resolved. A conflict can shortly be defined as a struggle between two forces. These forces can also be internal or external. An internal conflict is when a character in a story is struggles with himself either psychologically or emotionally‚ meaning that the conflict is within the character alone‚ while an external conflict is when a character is struggling with an outside force which is possibly another character

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    Egyptism In The Godfather

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    The baptism scene of The Godfather showcases some of the best editing in film and plays a critical role in the film as a whole. In this scene viewers watch The juxtaposition between Michael Corleone’s baptismal vow to renounce evil and the merciless slaughter of the heads of the five families to ensure his position of power. This scene demonstrate the haunting reality of who Michael is as now as he is christened into leadership with the blood of all those who stood in his way. The concept of time

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    Grimm Witch Analysis

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    traits. Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm‚ more famously known as the BrothersGrimm storytellers‚ took the image of the witch as presented by the MM and extended it‚ exploiting society’s prejudices and folklore tales. Jacob Grimm specifically‚ like Kramer and Sprenger‚ also believed that “women in general [were] to be predestined for clandestine magic because they‚ as opposed

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    The Godfather Part Ii

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    G Character List Analysis of Major Characters Vito Corleone The Godfather trilogy presents Vito as the paradigmatic Mafia don. When placed beside him‚ Barzini lacks class‚ Don Ciccio looks cruel and petty‚ and Don Fanucci is smalltime and brutish. Even Michael‚ despite his tremendous successes‚ loses in such a comparison‚ as he appears lacking in warmth and joie de vivre. It is unclear whether we are to believe Sollozzo’s words about Vito‚ that “the old man [is] slipping‚” but even if he is

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    Power In The Godfather

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    on love‚ others lean towards money‚ it may be achieved through money‚ relationships‚ or even the misfortune of others‚ but why does power have the persuasion to change a person and what drives them to gain more? Mario Puzo‚ the author of "The Godfather" does an excellent job of showing the many outcomes that power has on people. He writes about Don Corleone‚ the head of the Corleone family whom has unlimited power and influence throughout the east coast‚ yet he remains a respected business man

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