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"My favorite movies never looked better", I love these movies first off or atleast one and two. I have the DVD box and now the Blu-ray. I can definetly tell a difference. Is it worth buying again? That is debatable but since I love these movies and bought them with a gift certificate and there is a rebate, I am completely satisfied.

If you don't own these movies yet, get the Blu-ray ASAP. If you do own these on DVD then you may want to wait and see if the price comes down or ask for it as a holiday gift.

"Great movie. Best restoration yet.", For those looking for an improvement over the DVD and VHS releases, Blu-Ray is here! With the awesome quality of most blu-ray movies being released today, it is easy to get spoiled. Older films rarely look truly hi-definition when compared to current releases. However, when it is a truly great film like this, I do not mind spending money on yet another version of the same movie, provided it is significantly better than the previous versions. All too often this is not the case. Here the studio has done an exemplary job of restoring the original film. I never saw it in the theater, but I cannot imagine it looked any better at my neighborhood theaters back then. This film will always deserve 5 stars as a movie. However, this 5-star review is for the restoration!

"CJ", The Godfather Series (I-III) is without doubt the greatest trilogy to be placed on film. Add a bonus disc that includes interviews, behind the scenes footage, deleted scenes and much more and you have a collectors edition. Put it on Blu-Ray and you have a fantastic experience. On a winters weekend in Michigan, my wife and I watched the entire set and it was like watching for the films for first time. Many scenes were filmed in dark settings (to set mood), however VHS, Laserdisc and even standard DVD did not do justice to the experience. The Blu-Ray version however blew me away. No need to review the movies unless you have just crawled out from under a rock, however if you want to know if the investment is worth the price? It is for us...

"Best Yet", As a fan of the Godfather series, I was very pleased with the Blue Ray Trillogy. All I can say is GREAT.

"4 1/2 Stars for Blu-ray", I am personally not a fan of The Godfather Part III, I don't even regard it as part of the trilogy. This review is only for Parts I-II.

These films have been restored to what Paramount claims to be "the best they'll ever look." I agree with them about 95% on this statement. Here's why:

On both films (especially Part I), there are a few instances of white specks and minor print defects. Also, the colors arent 100% consistent all of the time. I agree that color problems can't be helped, it's probably due to problems with the original source.

However, with films like Casablanca (from 1942) looking spotless, I can't help but think that these scratches and white specks could have been eliminated entirely. They certainly were for about 95% of the film.

This is my only qualm however, and it is still a minor one compared to the rest of this set's beneficial aspects. The picture and sound, save for white specks, are pretty much perfect (or as perfect as they will ever be). The special features are EXCELLENT, and kudos to Paramount for porting over all the extras from the 2001 DVD release. It seems that some of these features could have even been remastered for this release!

I own the Blu-ray version of the set. I have a friend that doesn't have Blu-ray who bought the standard DVD set. After doing a comparison, I have come to the conclusion that the Blu-ray set is vastly superior to the new DVD set. I HIGHLY RECCOMMEND buying this set!

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"Best thing ever.", I've always been a fan of The Godfather series. This is a must buy for any Godfather fans that owns a Blu-Ray player.

"Picture quality",
It is hard to understand that with the digital restoration, they could clean up and fix many things in the image for the GODFATHER films, yet they could let the jarring white spots run throughout the films. The white spots are even more shocking esepcially when the films have a dark composition. Even if the spots are branded on the masters, they could have masked or removed these spots digitally, since they did a frame by frame restoration.

There is no point of the blu ray technology with its depth and resolution when we cannot get "pure" images as promised, and when white spots that could be easily fixed or removed ruin the images.

The studios should have a budget to fix this problem. They could spend hundreds of millions on a film, but fail to spend a bit on fixing the white spots on the blu ray releases. Blu ray should have a clean and perfect picture AT LEAST, and should surpass the theatrical experience with dirty and scratched prints (and those black spots when reels are changed), especially when Blu ray discs are not cheap.

"Godfather I gets 5 stars and II gets 4, but . . .", The Blue-Ray version of I leaves much to be desired. Dark scenes are REALLY dark and lack detail. Colors lean toward an annoying yellow-orange tint. II is a bit better but not much. III is the best visually. Given that many films from the same period as I and II look beautiful, I find this puzzling. Coppola's real-time discussion of the first movie is fascinating in portraying yet another studio that was too stupid for its own good and nearly screwed up one of the greatest films of all time. Godfather I is a fabulous film, if disquieting in its subject matter, but I wish Coppola would have incorporated the deleted scenes he included on a television version. I was less enamored of II, which didn't know if it wanted to be a prequel or a sequel, so it did both and suffered for it. I would have preferred a full prequel and made GFIII as the sequel. Its higher operational budget is apparent, but the film is less satisfying. Much more complex than Godfather I, I was often unable to discern the good bad guys from the bad bad guys. Many have bashed III unmercifully, but I am not one of them. It is the most disquieting of the three given its involving the Catholic Church and incorporating real events.

"Vastly Improved!", The first SD DVD box set of THE GODFATHER looked terrific on my SDTV, but its upconversion for the HDTV was the worst of any DVD I owned. I was thrilled to hear of this new edition. A couple of weeks ago, I was dejected by the Blu-ray release of a favored classic, and as a result, the knee-jerk desire to collect the latest improved edition is no longer part of my consumer profile. I'll LOOK first. Which I did with this: I rented it. And I'm happy to report that it is as advertised, a restoration that's as good as possible, completely remastered, sound and all. The grain level is more natural and the mottled highlights present in the first SD set are gone. A couple of scenes are slightly blurrier than the rest, and there was one very, very brief scene that evidently could not be saved and looked as terrible as it did on the last SD set. But the obvious effort that went into this suggests that the restoration team simply could not locate a salvageable print of that segment. The rest of it is so good, I can accept this one ten-second flaw, and I'll definitely add this one to the collection. Plainly put, this is it, as good as it'll ever be. No matter how many times I see this, I'm still amazed at the level of acting, the rich characterizations brought to life with a thousand little touches. These are people recognizable from your own life (sans the criminal activity). It's no wonder that it won so many awards. And it's no wonder that it ranks among so many top-10 lists. No doubt, it will for years and years to come.

"From Mexico", Well, I'm just another fan of the films, but the real deal is in the extra features. Very food ones. The transfer in the films could be better, I guess.

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