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"Orange Juice" (The Godfather)

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Music and Movies

 

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Ralph F

 

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November 8, 2012

 

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University

 

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A

 

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And justice prevails however it may. Transitions in the montage after Michael killed two of his first marks in the restaurant explain exactly how the "family" works. One scene shows a family member playing the piano, then cuts artfully to another of a dead body. The piano player still playing directly above the body...
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A spectacular illustration of how the family mastered the art of playing others. The opening line: "I believe in America" (spoken by the undertaker, no less)-contrasted later in the film by another scene in which one of the family appears to be peeing on the Statue of Liberty, seen in the distance. So much for believing in America after all...
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