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Vito Corleon: The Godfather

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It is often said that ”The Godfather” is one of the worlds best mafia films ever made, however one would argue that it should be filmed once again. I strongly believe that the film is still worth seeing. Firstly, the actor that plays the main role ”Vito Corleon” is the perfect match for this role. In todays society it would be close to impossible to find an actor that would play ”Vivo Corleon” as good as the original actor. Secondly, the film is know as an old classic and a modern one would not sell in cinemas. People like the oldschool feeling of the film, therefore it would be stupidity to attempt a remake of this film. Furthermore, it is most well known in older generations because of the Mexican-American cartel that was one of the most
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