Gomorrah, the true godfather story

[dbrasco]

i don't know about anybody else but, i cannot wait 4 this film 2 come 2 BD. this film is as close as your gonna get 2 what the real life mob is truley like. now i love the godfather trilogy and all mafioso films but, this film is in a class of it's own. it also takes place where la cosa nostra 1st originated from Naples, Italy. it won the grand prix at cannes film festival and also best director, best picture and best screenplay at europes film festival.and it's a martin scorsese presentation 2. so already you know that any film scoresese has 2 do w/ turns 2 gold. now it doesnt have any big time actors in it because it's a indie movie and low budget. but because it doesnt have big time actors it feels more 2real life, plus it's a true story. don't get me wrong i love pacino, brando and deniro 2 me their the gods of acting. but i have noticed that some of the american made mafia movies are some times a little predjudice. and i'm not not talking about towards blacks thats obvious, i mean towards italians. i think the reason why i notice it is because i'm napolendon. and i'm not the only 1, other friends of mine that are italian-americans notice it also. i find funny though because what is prejudice 2 me is what all the mafia movie fans like about a film.

[WyldeMan45]

Originally Posted by dbrasco

i don't know about anybody else but, i cannot wait 4 this film 2 come 2 BD. this film is as close as your gonna get 2 what the real life mob is truley like. now i love the godfather trilogy and all mafioso films but, this film is in a class of it's own. it also takes place where la cosa nostra 1st originated from Naples, Italy. it won the grand prix at cannes film festival and also best director, best picture and best screenplay at europes film festival.and it's a martin scorsese presentation 2. so already know that any film scoresese has 2 do w/ turns 2 gold. now it doesnt have any big time actors in it because it's a indie movieand low budget. but because it doesnt have big time actors it feels more 2 reel life plus it's a true story. don't get me wrong i love pacino, brando and deniro 2 me their the gods of actors but i have noticed some the american made mafia movies are some times a little predjeduce. and i'm not not talking about blacks thats obvious, i mean towards italians. i notice it because i'm napledon.

The Godfather is my all-time favorite film. I never heard of this movie until about a month ago when I was watching The Ultimate Trailer show on HDnet and I was blown away! This movie looks fantastic and I had never heard anything about it. I will definitely be checking this out day one.

[dbrasco]

Originally Posted by WyldeMan45

The Godfather is my all-time favorite film. I never heard of this movie until about a month ago when I was watching The Ultimate Trailer show on HDnet and I was blown away! This movie looks fantastic and I had never heard anything about it. I will definitely be checking this out day one.

thank's 4 the reply.

[WyldeMan45]

Originally Posted by dbrasco

thank's 4 the reply.

Do you have any idea when it's coming out on Blu? I heard nothing of it in theaters anywhere near me.

[McCrutchy]

There is always the Italian disc, per pro-bassoonist:

Originally Posted by pro-bassoonist

The Italian Blu-ray disc of Gomorra is, unlike the UK disc, Region-Free. It also boasts the same Italian: DTS-HD MA 5.1 track It is English-friendly as well. It could be obtained here:
http://www.ibs.it/dvd/8032807025681/...e/gomorra.html

(don't pay attention to the tech specs, the disc is English-friendly).

2.As I said earlier, and as I have indicated in the review, the UK disc is Region-B locked.

There are no plans for a US Blu-ray release at the moment.

Pro-B

Review of the Region 'B' Locked UK Blu-ray