THE GODFATHER & PART II In Theatres

Who saw either, if not, BOTH in theatres in their original releases?

I never seen any of them in the theatres. I came to the GF movies late in life.

I caught Part I in the theater during the anniversary re-release, 1996 I'm guessing, but by then I had seen every version there was available on video. That was just sheer indulgence for me, and it was sweet.

I saw all three, in theaters, during their initial runs.

Same for me.

I only saw GF in its intial release. I remember the film being a really "blockbuster" at the time, with long lines at all showings.

I saw I&III in the theater, but for the life of me I can't remember if I saw II there also or on TV.

But after tonight, I am enforcing a several months Trilogy sabbatical on myself. Viewing the Trilogy so many times in such a short period is like drinking your eigth Coke during an afternoon. I need a break. Besides, my wife has started to watch also ... and she's taking notes.

Yea, I am about ready to overdose myself, but I just can't stop watching. I keep wanting to see if they keep making the same mistakes.

I'll watch it everytime it comes on. Well almost evrytime it comes on. Especially the ones with the deleted scenes.

I have Part I and II on DVD, The Saga on my DVR, yet I was channel-hopping and landed on part II on AMC and sat through the commmercials

Well I was way to young to see either of them in the theatre as I was only 3-4 when Part 1 came out & either 5-6 when Part 2 came out.

First rented them back in 1987 or 1988, man has it been that long? boy I feel old.

I saw both I & II as original releases in theatres.

Believe it or not I saw GF1 at a drive in with my parents when I was 7. Sonny being shot freaked me out so much we had to leave, my folks were very young as well and did not realize how violent it was, as I recall the horse's head scene was pretty traumatizing too.

I didn't see it again until I was in my 20's and saw GF2 as well, been hooked ever since. Still need to read the books tho. I only recently saw the Saga with the deleted scenes.

Don't feel bad. My folks made me go to bed at 9:00 pm when "The Untouchables" was coming on back in the late 50's. They thought it was too violent for my innocent eyes and ears.

Saw every one of them in a theater on the day of release. Saw Godfather I matinee, and stayed in the theater and watched it over again the same day.