Groundhog Day >>>>>>>>>> The Godfather

Rating: 1/10 (6 November 2014)

Everyone's saying this overrated film is one of "the greatest films of all time" - NOPE! I'm saying it's Groundhog Day!
WHY?? Because that one is a GOOD film - with meaning, creativity, fun, likability, and enjoyment. Unlike this, it makes you WANT to do fun things like it features, when watching it. Watching "the Godfather", I feel, "No, I don't want to do or watch these things".
Most of this film is rather just boring & confusing! Everything is shot in the dark (or with a dark filter); you have to make sure you've got something else to do while viewing this *masterpiece.* It's way too long. And it's certainly NOT "flawless" - I've spotted a WHOLE bunch of flaws with this flick, that they'd have to be put into many notes! Remember, no film is without flaws. A summary of the flaws with this film are confusing story lines, corrupt characters, crime, violence, some filthy language, bad attitudes, even the false cult of Catholicism being featured, rudeness, mind-aching distressing corrupt plot inconsistencies, or scenes that just don't make sense or just annoy the bazzerk out of you!
I couldn't care less if almost all critics everywhere have given it glowing reviews, I don't care if it's generally considered a "masterpiece", and I don't care if it has a 9.2 out of 10 on IMDb. I can't believe I fell for such a deceiving look. I'm sad that they've refused to see how horrible it is. The fact is, films have quite the tendency to be either underrated or overrated these days. Seriously, this should be turned around! All the attention towards the "Godfather" series should be given instead towards "Groundhog Day"; all the awards given to the "Godfather" series should be instead towards "Groundhog Day". It's THAT good! Please check it out!
And plus, Marlon Brando's brought into this flick, and given one of the stupidest accents in film history; sounding so nauseated and drunk, with his chin thrust out so far, it makes me think he's turning into Jim Carrey. This film's also one of the biggest reasons why I don't care about Al Pacino as an actor; how he almost always seems to have a fetish for hardcore violence, swearing, and playing all-round unromantic, unpopular, and unlikable characters.
Undoubtedly it was this flick that started a whole film career of mistakes for Al Pacino - I guess he's kind of cool, just not as much as people make him to be.
Though to be fair, I do give credit to this film for not including one f-bomb at all.
But overall, I think this is certainly one of the worser movies I have seen, and I'm GLAD I didn't watch it growing up.
2/10
PS: I'm a movie buff who tries to like every film I see.