

Here is HBO's trailer for this presentation:Īlthough the "Epic" title is new, this is not the first time these movies have been presented like this. Both films are padded out with deleted scenes, which the real draw here. Thankfully, The Godfather Part III is nowhere to be found. The Godfather Epic blends both movies into one seven-and-a-half-hour marathon, presenting those 1917 scenes first and concluding in late '50s. Part two acts as both a sequel and prequel, following Michael's rise to power (and his descent as a human being) while we flash back to the early days of young Vito ( Robert De Niro) in 1917. The first film takes place from 1945 through 1955 and chronicles the final days of Don Vito Corleone ( Marlon Brando) as he slowly hands the reins of his organization over to his son, Michael ( Al Pacino).
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This cut is a fascinating curiosity for devoted fans, but it's also the worst possible way to experience two of the greatest movies ever made.Īs you probably know, Francis Ford Coppola's The Godfather series tells the story of the Corleone crime family over the course of several decades. It will air again on January 23, but it's currently available to stream on HBO Go and HBO Now.īut here's the thing: you probably shouldn't watch this version, especially if it's your first exposure to these movies. Last night, HBO aired The Godfather Epic, a 424-minute long version of The Godfather and The Godfather Part II that re-edits both films into chronological order and features footage that isn't in the theatrical cut of either film.
