Originally posted by Don Cortisone:
[b]I didn't read the book, but I read sort of thing also from a reviewer. But you've gotta admit: a good director can make things change. How can you otherwise explain that Bible films are most of the time good, the Bible sucks a literature (with all respect for catholics et alii)

Originally posted by Snake:
I enjoyed the book immensely. I'd seen the movies first (all 3), so maybe that's why I got into the novel so much. However, although I enjoyed it, I can see how someone else--even a Mafia "fan"--might not appreciate it as a "great piece of literature." Held up to the old, old classics (e.g., Beowulf, The Odyssey, Fall of the House of Usher, Great Expectations, etc.), The Godfather is--literarily speaking--a dime novel. But on its own, I consider it a classic.

Originally posted by Ricardo:
I Don't know how....
I usually click the Reply with Quote. How do i reply to more than one quote in ONE reply?