The Godfather Trilogy [Blu-ray]

Great price and excellent deal on the greatest movie of all time! Nice having the complete trilogy!

I've purchased many versions of this movie on DVD and Blu-ray. Honestly, every one of those was disappointing, especially the sound quality. This is by far the absolute best version of the trilogy that I've ever seen, hands down!

S P O I L E R__A L E R T! ! ! This is crammed with spoilers. You can’t discuss the theme of a movie or book without them. This discussion of the theme is based on the recent director’s cut of the third movie: “Godfather, Coda: The Death of Michael Corleone”, along with the original versions of the first two movies. I believe posterity will judge ‘coda’ the real third movie, the one that does full justice to the first two. The Godfather trilogy is a Greek tragedy, on an epic scale made possible by a total runtime of 9 hours, the length of four or five typical movies. In the process of joining the family business and murdering his father’s intended assassins, and later becoming godfather, Michael had several goals: 1. Everything for his family. 2. He wanted to be a not-a-gangster gangster, to take the family business legitimate and bequeath it to his family. 3. By implication, he wanted to maintain some level of integrity. This was made fully apparent by his later guilt in ‘coda’. In pursuit of mafia business, all of this was shattered. 1. Far from maintaining some integrity, Michael orchestrated multiple murders at the end of the first two movies – including his brother Fredo and his sister’s husband Carlo -- and sanctioned another wave at the end of ‘coda’ by making Vincent godfather. In between, he had an innocent prostitute murdered in a scheme to blackmail Senator Geary. In the end, he was racked with guilt over the things he had done. 2. His family was lost to him. -- First his Sicilian wife Apollonia was killed in an attempted assassination of Michael, brought on by his mafia activity. -- Then his second wife Kate left him, repelled by his crimes. -- Then, because of Michael's murder of Fredo, his son Tony wouldn’t join the family business even if it became legitimate. -- The final agonizing blow was the death of his daughter Mary in another assassination attempt. 3. The legitimate world he was trying to join turned out to be no better than the world he was trying to leave. The movie’s portrayal of the Vatican is over the top, but I would maintain that the violence of Michael’s intended legitimate world was more than just a fictional device of the movie. The “legitimate” corporate world is as murderous as the Mafia – not rife with assassinations, but just as violent on a mass scale: deaths due to unsafe working conditions (in numbers rarely publicized), unsafe products (nicotine, oxycontin, …), poisoning of the environment, and wars rooted in the pursuit of profits. The corruption of the Vatican is a reflection of the world they're embedded in. Not-a-gangster gangsters are a mirage. In 'coda', the “death" of Michael Corleone turned out to be the collapse of his dreams, leaving him an empty shell – the fruit of his early fateful decision to join the family business. (I especially enjoyed how the mass uprising of the Cuban revolution demonstrated the real way to end Mafia violence, rendering them instantly powerless, their grand schemes in pieces and fleeing in fear. It provides a nice counterpoint to Michael's hopeless change-from-within approach.) After I knew how things turned out and thought about the theme, I re-watched all of it. I recommend it. In particular I recommend the recently issued version of “The Godfather Trilogy”, available from Amazon, the one with a red and gold cover. It has ‘coda’ and the original version of the first two movies. It features much improved colors and consequent improved visual detail, a labor of love by the restorers. There is also a generous bonus disk that sheds light on the theme, especially Extras > behind the scenes > a look inside.

It's The Godfather, the greatest movie ever made (in my book). This new version, the 4K UHD, is so incredibly clear & the colors are true & vibrant. This doesn't look like a movie that was filmed 50 years ago, yet the film maintained that "noir" touch. This enhancement adds to the experience, it doesn't take away anything whatsoever. I was picking out things & noticing people in the background that had never been aware of, even though I've been watching these movies every few months since I began watching them in '92. This is the most I've ever paid for these movies, but there's a 'but'. I have VHS set, The Godfather DVD Collection, The Coppola Restoration. They were all reasonably priced AND the packaging was beautiful! This packaging is very underwhelming & that's unfortunate. It's very cheap packaging & the DVD binder isn't flush when they're back in the paper binder. The packaging aside, this is still very worth it, even though quite expensive! It's worth because of the restoration & what it adds to the experience. You do also get codes to download the digital version of all the 3 films & add to preferred provider. That's a nice touch because you can then watch & cast to TV. But they sure could've done better on the packaging.

The Godfather trilogy is the perfect collection of one of cinema’s greatest achievement in filmmaking! Of course, this holds the entire film library (third installment having an alternative edition so that’s an extra win), and miraculously has extra bonus edition discs for me to constantly watch on how this masterpiece was conceived. Overall, the perfect film trilogy for ultimate cinephiles everywhere

The 4k masters of The Godfather Trilogy are excellent. The Atmos remastering for the 50 year old audio of Parts I & II are impressive, and the 4k HDR image quality is outstanding. The film image is sharp and consistent with vibrant colors, preserving an appropriate degree of film grain. Coda is equally well polished, but it is important to note that modern mastering technology can't compensate for the well-documented deficiencies of the final act in the trilogy. With that said, the physical presentation and packaging of this boxed set is atrocious. The cover box that contains the paper cases for each movie is laughably flimsy. The edges of my cover box are already frayed and stripped of the original printing despite the most ginger of care. The individual movie cases are not faring much better. Here is the bottom line on this boxed set: If you plan to watch the digital version of these movies and just want physical copies for the occasional high-quality viewing, the set makes a lot of sense. It is relatively cheap, and movie transfers contained are top-notch. However, if you want something physically more substantial that does justice to the brilliance and influence of these films (at least Parts I & II), it would be better to pay a bit more for the individual releases. This is especially true if you don't care to own Coda.

The greatest gangster movies of all time!!

The DVD arrived brand new and worked perfectly right out of the box. It functions as it should and matches the description exactly. Who doesn’t love The Godfather, right? Pros: Brand new condition Plays without any issues Matches product description Cons: None observed Conclusion: Overall, this DVD is exactly what you’d expect—new, functional, and a great addition for any Godfather fan.

Very good

Perfect in all aspects

Excelente BlueRay, óptimos extras!

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Something to own where no future censor can get their hands on.