Story pales in comparison to 1st 2 in the Godfather series
I remember seeing this when it came out in a movie theater and being extremely disappointed. Re-watching it years later it wasn’t bad, but it just paled in comparison to the first two movies in the series. Francis Ford Coppola and Mario Puzo wrote all three films but it appeared they ran out of ideas by this time.<br /><br />Here’s the gist of the problem. The Catholic Church was in financial trouble and Michael Corleone (Al Pacino) wanted a piece of a company that the Church was part owner of. While he’s doing that he takes on his nephew Vincent played by Andy Garcia who is a hotheaded gangster. The idea is that Corleone is now a multi-millionaire businessman but he needs a thug with him? C’mon. This of course leads to the conflict in the story as Vincent has a grudge against another mafia boss and Michael gets dragged in the middle. More than that there were none of the complicated plots and twists as in the first two movies.<br /><br />To top it off the movie ends with an opera tragedy and tries to link that to the Corleone family. Overdone and just a huge letdown.
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