Is the Godfather good looking, and which chapters of the Godfather are good looking

What the film shows is a kind of culture, a deep meaning inside! Fast food-style movies, laughing off, memories are found to be bland and boring! The so-called classics are those that people can always remember, and the memories are intriguing!

It can change people's attitude towards life! "The Godfather" is such a classic, savor it carefully when you watch it, and taste everyone's words and deeds! You'll find a lot out there!

A classic indeed, good stuff!

The Godfather is not good-looking?! Isn't it the Lord of the Rings, Harry Potter those good-looking? Those who forgot about it after reading it. Commercial films are very good, and I was crazy about watching Transformers back then, but now I have forgotten all about it. Classics stand the test of time.

It's like a cup of coffee, if you just want to taste something, you'll find that if you give you a few hundred dollars a cup of coffee, you'll just feel bitter, but if you taste it, it's different.

This metaphor is still more appropriate, this movie does not seem to be as hot as Smith's ** on the surface, but if you think about it carefully, it is a very good feeling to express this **.

It's very good, with Michael's life as the main line, the whole film is gloomy and cold, depicting the struggle for life, and it is touching that the protagonist's lonely life....

It's a classic to read with a book.

The Godfather stands up to scrutiny.

I'm sure you won't be able to stop seeing it at the end.

Not much else, an absolute classic.

I don't look down on it either!

I don't know why so many people say it's good-looking.

I prefer to watch the original**, which is written more realistically.

The Godfather is all more exciting, but the following chapters stand out:

Chapter 1, "Reconstructed": This chapter follows the godfather Michael Stratford's quest for fame and power, and how he reconstructs his criminal family.

Chapter 3, "The Capture": This chapter describes the successful capture of Ingle Brown by his criminal gang under the leadership of Michael Stratford and his extortion of his fortune.

Chapter 6, "The Last Judgment": This chapter tells the story of Michael Stratford, who was put to trial in court, and how the outcome of the trial affected the entire criminal gang.

Chapter 12 "The Last Duel": This chapter tells the story of the final showdown between Michael Stratford and the villain, and how they ultimately reached victory.