The Godfather, Coda: The Death of Michael Corleone 4K Blu-ray delivers truly amazing video and audio in this excellent Blu-ray release No, Godfather Coda doesn’t carry the same class evident in the previous two films. It’s less an elegant mafia movie than one about modern business and greed. Michael (Al Pacino) though persists in this evolving saga, arguably a more nuanced and engaging Don than his predecessor. Watching someone so desperate to make amends and failing holds more dramatic potential than someone at their peak. This refresh patches gaps in that narrative push, forced as alterations might be in spots. Plus, a slightly (very slightly) tweaked ending, ambiguous as to where Corleone’s legacy stands.

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CODA is an English language remake of the charming French film La Famille Belier and relocates the intergenerational angst to working class New England. The White Lotus: Murray Bartlett as Armond, Jolene Purdy as Lani, Natasha Rothwell as Belinda, Christie Volkmer as Christie and Lukas Gage as Dillon That’s the case with Eagle Pictures, Italy’s leading independent distribution company (presided by Tarak Ben Ammar), as well as Tripictures in Spain. From there the differences are less drastic and there are plenty of scenes that have been excised in this too. He’s slightly altered the ending, which I approve. I won’t spoil for those wanting surprised by the change, but there was always this slight thing that felt a little goofy. Overall, it feels the biggest goal of Coda was tighten up the film, figure out a way to tell the story at a more clear and exciting pace and trim a lot of the fat. And it runs about 13 minutes shorter than the Best Picture nominated original version of the film. When self-doubt creeps in, Elena's future self (Gina Rodriguez) appears as her conscience to guide her through the moral maze and ensure she remains steadfast and true to best friend Sasha (Carmina Garay).

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release takes that foundation and amplifies it in all the right ways. The higher resolution of course brings out a level of sharpens and fine detail Based loosely on the childhood of show creator Ilana Pena, these 10 episodes follow Cuban American teenager Elena as she follows her heart and faces challenges at home with her mother Gabi (Selenis Leyva), brother Bobby (Charlie Bushnell) and her mother's boyfriend Sam (Michael Weaver). If you start beat boxing, that cup clapping thing, we're done," jokes best friend Gertie (Amy Forsyth). Coda the story has been "given new life" that yields a "new experience." It's a superior edit to be sure, though still a film that suffers from

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