Essay On The Godfather

The Godfather is a 1972 film directed by Francis Ford Coppola and Gordon Hugh Willis. It is a film of the gangster genre because it involves mafia and has different aspects that will suggest and show why it is in reality a gangster genre film. The Godfather is a film that involves a family who is in the mafia and they are called the Corleone family. Which is going to show how the life of the main character would change and now it would center around the mafia lifestyle and becomes known as the godfather. In viewing at this film I think the requirements needed to be categorize as a gangster film had met and you could easily identify it because of the drama in the film with the family and mafia.
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And many of these young adults think that is the way to achieve successful by surrounding themselves with this society who only hurts its communities. The “Godfather” is a great example of this crime films that reflect an ideology and its a mirror of what our society is going through.
Throughout the film there are various scenes that are done in a chronological sequence and by choice such as the settings, camerawork, sounds, acting or narrative structure of each of the characters in this film. All this are carefully organized elements that influenced and had a powerful echo for the audience which romanticize violence and terror. In my opinion, I really like the fact that the film really spotlights crime, violence, drugs, and how it should not be tolerated or should it be normalized and accepted by our society as norms of our