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A humorous take on watching 'The Godfather Part II' for the first time, the author describes the film as a marathon of confusion and existential dread. They struggle to keep up with the flashbacks, the characters' complicated relationships, and the cryptic dialogue. The pacing feels more like a family reunion than a movie, leaving the author wishing for an intermission and a simpler plot. The story ends with the author questioning the characters' fates and their ability to find peace, while acknowledging the film's entertainment value despite its complexities. Comparable works include Roger Ebert

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