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In response to
"oh the book is not that good at all -- nm"
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Beaker
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Definitely an extreme case of the movie being better than the book
Posted by
con_carne
Aug 30 '20, 16:38
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We read it for university post WWII fiction class. The young Don Corleone parts are a statement on immigrants needing to go somewhere other than the official channels for basic safety and financial services because banks and police are no good to them. The movie does that effectively in the first scene through dialogue only.
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