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Walter Murch described the elevated train noise in The Godfather (1972) restaurant scene as “neurons rubbing together in Michael’s brain.” The sound isn’t atmosphere, it’s thought. Anxiety, inevitability, all externalized before the gunshot ever happens.

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A great example of storytelling with two sounds at once. The restaurant scene from 'The Godfather' (1972, Francis Ford Coppola), where Michael Corleone kills Sollozzo and McCluskey. We hear the screech of an elevated train (which is heard but not seen) right at the peak of Michael’s tension before he shoots.

A great example of storytelling with two sounds at once. The restaurant scene from 'The Godfather' (1972, Francis Ford Coppola), where Michael Corleone kills Sollozzo and McCluskey. We hear the screech of an elevated train (which is heard but not seen) right at the peak of Michael’s tension before he shoots.

Lost In Film

22,844 次观看 • 6 个月前

The restaurant scene in The Godfather is a timeless cinematic moment. Al Pacino delivers a brilliant performance, his tense yet cold expression capturing Michael Corleone’s inner transformation. The sound of the train rumbling outside builds like a heartbeat, reaching its peak just before he pulls the trigger on Sollozzo and McCluskey. The mix of acting, sound, and editing makes this scene nerve‑jangling and unforgettable, marking Michael’s rise as the true Godfather.

The restaurant scene in The Godfather is a timeless cinematic moment. Al Pacino delivers a brilliant performance, his tense yet cold expression capturing Michael Corleone’s inner transformation. The sound of the train rumbling outside builds like a heartbeat, reaching its peak just before he pulls the trigger on Sollozzo and McCluskey. The mix of acting, sound, and editing makes this scene nerve‑jangling and unforgettable, marking Michael’s rise as the true Godfather.

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77,846 次观看 • 3 个月前

The legendary editor Walter Murch cuts on the exact frame an actor blinks, which is the way your brain edits. Editor Walter Murch argued that the best cut often lands on the exact frame an actor blinks, because a blink marks the end of a thought. He laid this out in his book In the Blink of an Eye. Murch treats the blink as the body's own edit point. The idea links human attention to the rhythm of cutting.

The legendary editor Walter Murch cuts on the exact frame an actor blinks, which is the way your brain edits. Editor Walter Murch argued that the best cut often lands on the exact frame an actor blinks, because a blink marks the end of a thought. He laid this out in his book In the Blink of an Eye. Murch treats the blink as the body's own edit point. The idea links human attention to the rhythm of cutting.

Auteur House

32,726 次观看 • 15 小时前

🎬The Legendary Restaurant Scene from THE GODFATHER The sound of the train reaching a crescendo just as he stands up to shoot is absolute genius. A non-musical soundtrack that adds so much tension to the scene.

🎬The Legendary Restaurant Scene from THE GODFATHER The sound of the train reaching a crescendo just as he stands up to shoot is absolute genius. A non-musical soundtrack that adds so much tension to the scene.

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67,112 次观看 • 6 个月前

Al Pacino’s work in The Godfather (1972) hits its peak in the restaurant scene. The eye acting alone tells the whole story, innocence burning off in real time. Before the gun even appears, you can see Michael disappear and the future Don take his place.

Al Pacino’s work in The Godfather (1972) hits its peak in the restaurant scene. The eye acting alone tells the whole story, innocence burning off in real time. Before the gun even appears, you can see Michael disappear and the future Don take his place.

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115,083 次观看 • 9 个月前

The beating of Carlo in The Godfather (1972) feels out of control, but Gianni Russo said the scene was rehearsed for a day and a half before filming.

The beating of Carlo in The Godfather (1972) feels out of control, but Gianni Russo said the scene was rehearsed for a day and a half before filming.

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70,443 次观看 • 4 个月前

Greatness isn’t born in silence. It’s forged in the sound of cheers, jeers, and whispers. From the noise of praise to the noise of doubt, the relentless have heard it all. They are made of noise, destined to make their own roar heard. #MadeOfNoise #Noisemakers #Noise

Greatness isn’t born in silence. It’s forged in the sound of cheers, jeers, and whispers. From the noise of praise to the noise of doubt, the relentless have heard it all. They are made of noise, destined to make their own roar heard. #MadeOfNoise #Noisemakers #Noise

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14,103 次观看 • 2 年前

The Legendary James Caan was born OTD in 1940. The Godfather (1972) The entire blueprint for The Sopranos is in Caan's performance as Sonny, most of it in this classic scene alone. End of Tweet.

The Legendary James Caan was born OTD in 1940. The Godfather (1972) The entire blueprint for The Sopranos is in Caan's performance as Sonny, most of it in this classic scene alone. End of Tweet.

The Sting

399,432 次观看 • 1 年前

The Godfather - A THREAD 'I believe in America...' The Godfather, one of the greatest movies ever made, was released OTD in 1972. This opening scene reflects how the Corleone family operates. A code of honour and respect outweighs money. Everything you need is right here. 1/

The Godfather - A THREAD 'I believe in America...' The Godfather, one of the greatest movies ever made, was released OTD in 1972. This opening scene reflects how the Corleone family operates. A code of honour and respect outweighs money. Everything you need is right here. 1/

The Sting

516,615 次观看 • 1 年前

Paramount executives hated Al Pacino in The Godfather (1972). They called him "that dwarf" and tried to fire him three times, forcing Coppola to immediately film the restaurant murder scene to prove to the studio that the actor had intensity.

Paramount executives hated Al Pacino in The Godfather (1972). They called him "that dwarf" and tried to fire him three times, forcing Coppola to immediately film the restaurant murder scene to prove to the studio that the actor had intensity.

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1,181,537 次观看 • 7 个月前

Al Pacino in the 70s had one of the craziest acting runs ever: The Godfather (1972) Serpico (1973) The Godfather Part II (1974) Dog Day Afternoon (1975) …And Justice for All (1979) What makes it even crazier is how different all those performances are.

Al Pacino in the 70s had one of the craziest acting runs ever: The Godfather (1972) Serpico (1973) The Godfather Part II (1974) Dog Day Afternoon (1975) …And Justice for All (1979) What makes it even crazier is how different all those performances are.

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89,042 次观看 • 3 个月前

The ending of The Godfather Part II is a piece of cinema history. Consider all the legendary actors in this scene- consider those who have left us, including now Robert Duvall. I know it’s cliche to call The Godfather the best film ever made, but it’s honestly true. RIP Bobby.

The ending of The Godfather Part II is a piece of cinema history. Consider all the legendary actors in this scene- consider those who have left us, including now Robert Duvall. I know it’s cliche to call The Godfather the best film ever made, but it’s honestly true. RIP Bobby.

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140,450 次观看 • 6 个月前

We’re thrilled to exclusively debut the trailer for Metrograph's new program: 'The Rule of Murch'. Starting September 19, the series celebrates legendary filmmaker, editor & sound designer Walter Murch. If you’re in NYC or nearby, it’ll be a rare chance to revisit cinema history through the lens of one of the greatest minds in film editing ✂️✨❤️ The series will bring to the big screen: • THX 1138 • The Godfather • Touch of Evil (1998 Reconstruction) • The Talented Mr. Ripley • Return to Oz • Ghost on 35mm • 4K DCP showings of The Conversation and Apocalypse Now: Final Cut • The Godfather Part II • The Unbearable Lightness of Being

We’re thrilled to exclusively debut the trailer for Metrograph's new program: 'The Rule of Murch'. Starting September 19, the series celebrates legendary filmmaker, editor & sound designer Walter Murch. If you’re in NYC or nearby, it’ll be a rare chance to revisit cinema history through the lens of one of the greatest minds in film editing ✂️✨❤️ The series will bring to the big screen: • THX 1138 • The Godfather • Touch of Evil (1998 Reconstruction) • The Talented Mr. Ripley • Return to Oz • Ghost on 35mm • 4K DCP showings of The Conversation and Apocalypse Now: Final Cut • The Godfather Part II • The Unbearable Lightness of Being

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11,931 次观看 • 11 个月前

James Caan improvised the whole scene in The Godfather (1972). He was bored, saw Gianni Russo dressed as Carlo, and started beating him in the street while the cameras were rolling. Coppola liked it so much that he decided to keep it in.

James Caan improvised the whole scene in The Godfather (1972). He was bored, saw Gianni Russo dressed as Carlo, and started beating him in the street while the cameras were rolling. Coppola liked it so much that he decided to keep it in.

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The Godfather (1972, Coppola) "On the basis of just that one scene, Diane Keaton & I were certain we were in the worst picture ever made, & when we’d finish shooting for the day, we would go back to Manhattan & get drunk. Our careers were over, we thought." --- Al Pacino

The Godfather (1972, Coppola) "On the basis of just that one scene, Diane Keaton & I were certain we were in the worst picture ever made, & when we’d finish shooting for the day, we would go back to Manhattan & get drunk. Our careers were over, we thought." --- Al Pacino

DepressedBergman

191,015 次观看 • 1 年前

The Global South isn’t intimidated — Venezuela, Iran, Africa stand strong. So why all the noise? Just our orangutan in the jungle shouting, 'I’m king!' It’s personal — it’s all in his head. No strategy, no tactics, no high-level discussions. We’re left as hostages of the King of the Jungle.

The Global South isn’t intimidated — Venezuela, Iran, Africa stand strong. So why all the noise? Just our orangutan in the jungle shouting, 'I’m king!' It’s personal — it’s all in his head. No strategy, no tactics, no high-level discussions. We’re left as hostages of the King of the Jungle.

Pepe Escobar

26,595 次观看 • 10 个月前

In Mario Puzo’s original novel, Apollonia was pregnant when she died. Coppola left that detail out of The Godfather (1972), and I still think it was a mistake. It would have made this scene even more tragic and Michael’s transformation much easier to understand.

In Mario Puzo’s original novel, Apollonia was pregnant when she died. Coppola left that detail out of The Godfather (1972), and I still think it was a mistake. It would have made this scene even more tragic and Michael’s transformation much easier to understand.

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91,750 次观看 • 2 个月前

The baby in The Godfather (1972) baptism scene was actually Sofia Coppola, Francis Ford Coppola’s daughter. She played Connie’s child years before becoming a filmmaker herself, adding another real family layer to a film obsessed with family.

The baby in The Godfather (1972) baptism scene was actually Sofia Coppola, Francis Ford Coppola’s daughter. She played Connie’s child years before becoming a filmmaker herself, adding another real family layer to a film obsessed with family.

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51,334 次观看 • 3 个月前