The Godfather: Michael shoots Sollozzo in the restaurant
One of the most well-executed scenes in the history of cinema. The pure, most refined acting of characters is in the restaurant scene of Francis Ford Coppola’s “The Godfather.” A cinematic masterpiece, this movie is about becoming one with the characters the actors were playing.
For a while, we were concerned if these actors were actually part of a mafia since they perfected their roles so believably! The tension built in this scene where Michael Corleone has to kill Sollozzo and McCluskey, his family enemies, can be felt in every movement. As if the anxiety is leaping out of the screen to get a hold of us.
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