Movies and TV Godfather Epic. 7+ hour chronological edited with deleted and extended scenes.

**BigRedChief** · 01-19-2016, 12:22 AM

We finally get to see what happened to Michael's guard in Sicily who planted the bomb that blew up his first wife.

A lot more scenes that explain the motives of the events that occured.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
http://www.newsweek.com/hbo-airing-g...-mashup-417037

How many times have you seen The Godfather? Five? Ten? Fifteen? Too many to count? What about The Godfather Part II? Probably 50-75 percent as many times as you've seen the original? Something like that?

Regardless of what the actual number is, whenever it is on TV, it's hard to change the channel. It's to be expected from arguably the greatest film ever made and inarguably the greatest sequel ever made.

HBO, clever as the network is, recognized our collective weakness for Francis Ford Coppola's masterpieces, and has decided to air a seven-plus-hour, chronologically cut mashup of the two films. It is called The Godfather Epic, and not only will it tell the story of the Corleone family as we've never seen it before, it will feature additional footage that wasn't included in the theatrical version of the films. The 424-minute epic debuted on HBO Sunday afternoon, and will continue to air throughout the rest of January. It is also currently available to stream on HBO NOW. Clear your schedule.

01-19-2016, 12:22 AM	Topic Starter
BigRedChief Has a particular set of skills Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: On the water Casino cash: $2939627 VARSITY	Godfather Epic. 7+ hour chronological edited with deleted and extended scenes. We finally get to see what happened to Michael's guard in Sicily who planted the bomb that blew up his first wife. A lot more scenes that explain the motives of the events that occured. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- http://www.newsweek.com/hbo-airing-g...-mashup-417037 How many times have you seen The Godfather? Five? Ten? Fifteen? Too many to count? What about The Godfather Part II? Probably 50-75 percent as many times as you've seen the original? Something like that? Regardless of what the actual number is, whenever it is on TV, it's hard to change the channel. It's to be expected from arguably the greatest film ever made and inarguably the greatest sequel ever made. HBO, clever as the network is, recognized our collective weakness for Francis Ford Coppola's masterpieces, and has decided to air a seven-plus-hour, chronologically cut mashup of the two films. It is called The Godfather Epic, and not only will it tell the story of the Corleone family as we've never seen it before, it will feature additional footage that wasn't included in the theatrical version of the films. The 424-minute epic debuted on HBO Sunday afternoon, and will continue to air throughout the rest of January. It is also currently available to stream on HBO NOW. Clear your schedule.
Posts: 79,186