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The 1972 American movie "The Godfather" film review, more than 500 words, no plagiarism.

Hello, the film review is as follows: "The Godfather" is an American noir crime film directed by Francis Ford Coppola and starring Marlon Brando, Al Pacino, etc., adapted from Mario Puzo's eponymous **, which tells the story of a **party family. Released in 1972, the film received a high jury price and box office, and is considered one of the greatest films of all time, having had a profound impact on film history and popular culture.

The success of The Godfather lies in the fact that it is not just a film scum that shows the violence and intrigue of the party, but a film that deeply shows humanity, family, power, morality and faith. Through the portrayal of the main character, Michael Corleone, it shows how an ordinary person gradually degenerates and rises in a dark world, as well as his complex and delicate relationships with his father, brother, wife, friends and enemies. It also shows the history and reality of how a party family survives and thrives in American society, as well as the various challenges and crises they face, through the portrayal of the Corleone family.

Another great thing about The Godfather is that it has a top-notch director, actors, script, cinematographer, **, and production team, making the film extremely high in all aspects. Director Coppola, with his superb skill and attention to detail, has succeeded in adapting ** into a classic film. The actors also put on excellent performances, especially Brando and Pacino, who portrayed the old and young godfathers to life and memorable, respectively.

The script is also excellent, both retaining the essence of ** and adding some cinematic elements to make the story more compact and engaging. The cinematography is also very beautiful, with lots of dark tones and low-angle shots to create an oppressive and gloomy atmosphere. ** Also very catchy, composed by Nino Rota, with a predominantly Italian style, with both tragic and passionate melodies, as well as warm and nostalgic tunes, which perfectly match the plot of the film.

In short, "The Godfather" is a rare masterpiece, it not only shows the cruelty and ruthlessness of the ** party world, but also shows the complexity and profundity of the human heart. It is a film worth repeating and savoring, and it is also a movie worth learning and learning from.

"The Godfather" is a full-length novel published in the United States in 1969**, and is the number one bestseller in the history of American publishing, ranking on the bestseller list for 70 consecutive weeks, and selling 20 million copies in 37 years. As early as the early 70s, it was made into a movie, distributed to countries around the world, and was widely welcomed, and two of the three films adapted from ** won Oscars. The story of The Godfather offers a certain element of terrible pleasure rooted in the American psyche, giving the reader a thrilling close-up look at a dark and violent illegal class, offering the reader a feast of a sinister lifestyle.

Tom Hanks said, "It's our man's Bible, and it contains all the wisdom."

Introduction: In the summer of 1945, the head of the Corleone family, the head of the United States Headquarters, "Godfather Vito Don Corleone, held a grand wedding ceremony for his youngest daughter Connie. "The godfather has three sons: the lustful eldest son Sunny, the cowardly second son Fred, and the youngest son Mike, who has just returned from the battlefields of World War II.

Among them, Sunni is "the right-hand man of the godfathers; Mike, on the other hand, was shrewd and capable, but he had little interest in his family's "business." "The godfather is the leader of the ** party, and he often constructs illegal activities. But at the same time, he was also the protector of many weak civilians, and was deeply loved by the people.

He also has a rule of thumb, that is, he will never sell drugs. For this reason, he rejected the request of drug lord Su Lozo, and thus intensified the conflict with several other ** party families in New York. On Christmas Eve, Sulozzo kidnapped Tom, the Godfather's confidant, and sent someone to assassinate him.

The godfather was shot and admitted to the hospital. Solozzo asks Tom to try to get Sunni to agree to the drug deal and renegotiate. Sunni has courage and no strategy, he swears revenge, but there is nothing he can do.

Mike visits his father in the hospital, where he discovers that the bodyguard has been bribed and that he is in cahoots with Sulozzo. The flames between the families were on the verge of breaking out. Mike devises a ploy to lure Sulozzo and the sheriff into negotiating.

In a small restaurant, Mike kills Solozo and the sheriff with his hands that he had hidden in the toilet beforehand. Mike fled to Sicily, where he married the beautiful Apollonia and lived an idyllic life. At this time, the vendetta between the various ** party families in New York is becoming more and more intense.

Sunnie is also betrayed by Connie's husband, Carlo, and is beaten to pieces. "The godfather returned from his injuries and arranged reconciliation between the families. Mike, who heard the bad news, was also attacked.

Fabrizio, the bribed bodyguard, planted a bomb in Mike's car. Mike survived, but he lost his beloved wife. Mike returned to New York in 1951 and married his ex-girlfriend, Kay.

The aging "godfather" passed the position of head of the family to Mike. After the death of "The Godfather", Mike embarks on a long-brewing revenge. He sent men to assassinate the heads of two other rival families, and personally killed Fabrizio, who had murdered his ex-wife.

At the same time, he also ordered Karlo to be killed, avenging Sunni. All the enemies were cut off, and Mike became the "godfather" of a new generation - Don Corleone.