Movie review of The Godfather
I watched the American movie series The Godfather over the New Year holiday.
The series is based on a popular novel, and consists of three parts. All three movies were directed by Francis Ford Coppola.
PartⅠ and Ⅱ got Academy Awards in many categories.
They describe the history of a family, who are Italian-American Mafia.
PartⅠwas released in 1972.
The main character of this drama, Michael, was played by Al Pacino.
Michael hated his family’s crime, and joined the Marines in WWII to escape from their illegal business.
However, his father Vito, who is the head of the Corleone crime family, was attacked by his enemy, and his elder brother Sonny was betrayed and killed.
As Michael understood the crisis of his family, he decided to succeed the Corleone family.
PartⅢ was released in 1990.
Michael got old, and his son hates his family business like Michael at a young age.
He became one of the richest men in the world, and had strong influence on politics and even the Vatican.
He struggled to leave the underground community, and gave his status to his nephew Vincent, the son of Sonny.
And he finally passed away alone.
I enjoyed these marvelous masterpieces and deep drama, with wonderful actors and actresses.
And I was so tired from watching these movies in about 10 hours. I also felt sad because so many men were killed and there were no happy people in this drama, even though they wanted to be happy.
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