THE GODFATHER PART III (1990) I First Time Watching I MOVIE REACTION
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The Godfather: PART III (1990) Reaction
Michael Corleone decides to put an end to all the criminal activities his family is involved in. However, the mob leader refuses to let him go. Also, his nephew wants a piece of his criminal empire.
THE GODFATHER OF CINEMA and the END!!!
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Unlike his father who died playing with his grandkid, Michael died alone.
Yes he paid for his crimes in the worst way possible
@@HHfan-sx9qj Ironic since Michael wanted to go legitimate and vito was perfectly fine beign a gangster.
@@Tuberiascaesar Vito wasn't fine being a gangster. The garden scene in Part 1 reveals that he didn't want their family in the mafia. "Senator Corleone... Governor Corleone...There just wasn't enough time..." That's why Vito didn't want Michael to be involved. That's why Vito wanted Michael and all of his sons to be college educated to find "legitimate" business they could own. In the book, Vito and Tom Hagen work on a plan with Johnny Fontaine to start an independent film company that would probably end up with a very hostile takeover of Waltz Studios.
@@erwinquiachon8054 Well vincent was, which was most telling. Ironic that if the godfather had taken over waltz, disney would have more integrity today lol.
@@Tuberiascaesar Vincent was a reference to Edmund in King Lear. Edmund was also an illegitimate son who sought power. Both Vincent and Edmund attract the daughters of the King because they both represent the powerful side of the King that fascinates the daughters.
Yup, what the Godfather trilogy is, is "the tragedy of Michael Corleone". Tragedy in the classical sense that is. The guy who was forced to sacrifice his own hopes and dreams and become the monster he didn't want to be, and lost everything because of it. I think people are needlessly scared off of this movie. There really is nothing wrong with, it's a good movie. It just isn't on the god tier level of the previous two. That, plus the fact that Coppola did in fact agree to do it because he was in dire straits financially gave a lot of people a bad taste at the time. But as whole, I think it pays off to see all three.
Al Pacino’s performance defines new levels of acting. 🎭
Yeah. How to kill off the michael character in the first 20 mins. Terrible
@@MrAitraining Pacino's performance in Part 3 is the most Shakespearean of all three films. King Lear is still being studied and praised for over 400 years. Part 3 is a Shakespearean film that grows in pop culture and will be studied in film schools hundreds of years from now. Every film class I've taken studied Part 3 as one of the greatest Shakespearean films in the history of cinema. Sounds like you didn't do too well in school. Otherwise, you'd know how important Shakespeare is in universities all over the world.
@@erwinquiachon8054 king Learritant again. Go re-read Macbeth or something.
@@MrAitraining Part 3 is based upon King Lear, not Macbeth. Anyone who understand King Lear loves Part 3. You're admitting that you don't understand Shakespeare. That's nothing to brag about. You're like all of the kids who realize that they're flunking Shakespeare class, then try to disrupt the class by trying to convince everyone that Shakespeare is "stupid", even though he has been studied for over 400 years and is the foundation for the greatest films in the history of modern cinema, including all three of the Godfather films. You're ignorance isn't convincing anyone, it's making everyone laugh.
Not you breaking out the Italian accent! " Enzzooo the baker!" 😂 You must have been Sicilian in a previous life!
The Godfather movies are great models for aspiring film writers. Rely on the classics that have stood strong for hundreds of years to write new screenplays. Coppola didn't want to make these films, but he needed the money and he could see the similarity between the novel to Shakespeare's King Lear. Part 3 relies the most on King Lear since all of the material from the novel worth showing was used up halfway through Part 2. As a result, Part 2 is more complex than Part 1 and Part 3 is the most complex film of all three. People who understand King Lear always love Part 3. People who don't understand King Lear are the same people who hate Part 3.
In countries like Italy or Spain, it´s not very usual but it´s "normal" to be married with a cousin. It´s not strange to see it.
The incest is a reference to the Oedipal complex of King Lear. Lear's daughters married men who were like their father. Coppola's grandparents were first cousins, yet they produced healthy, hyper talented children and grandchildren who thrive today, while the Corleones failed miserably. That's why Coppola chose Sofia to represent both the Corleones and Coppolas, as a comparison of the two families. Sofia's real life success proves that her selection for that role was brilliantly correct. Part 3 was Coppolas best writing of all three films because it was ahead of its time. Coppola never wanted to be associated with the racist stereotypes of the mafia. He made that very clear in Part 3 by casting Sofia. Sofia dies in the film by the sins of the Corleones, but she continues to thrive in real life by the virtues of the Coppolas. Many people are only now starting to realize how smart Coppola's decisions in Part 3 are today.
She still was the fatal flaw to this very good film and greatest trilogy ever
@@rxtsec1 She was not a flaw. She made Part 3 the most artistically bold of all three films. Her appearance is more impressive over time, especially as her success grows. She wasn't acting. She was instructed by her father to be herself for a reason. She represents both the Corleones and Coppolas so that her father could compare the two families in his final judgement. That's next level writing and artistic instincts. That seperates Coppola from most directors because the rest of them are not smart enough to imagine or achieve this level of artistic creativity and realism. He couldn't do this without Sofia. You can't have Winona Ryder or Madonna or any other actor representing the Coppolas as effectively or symbolically as Sofia.
@@erwinquiachon8054 bro she ruined the movie for a lot of people and credit to her bouncing back from that. When my own dead grandma went to watch this movie she told me how when she died the crowd started cheering. It was a bad move on Coppola's part and I believe this movie would be more respected and loved if Sophia wasn't in it. You say some people have changed their mind but that is a minority of people. Heck go to the comments of people who react to this movie and you will see that yourself. Heck even in the Coda her own father cut most of her parts from the original. Sorry I disagree with you, have a good one
@@rxtsec1 It makes more sense when you look at as art instead of entertainment. Coppola's bold artistic choices ruined the value of entertainment for you and several other people who don't appreciate King Lear or art in general. Coppola has always been an artist, not an entertainer. People who have a problem with Sofia Coppola's voice, nose, tits, or whatever are making judgements on the value of entertainment, not art.
@@erwinquiachon8054 art is subjective and you can't make people like what you like. Also I never questioned her look. That's the only good thing she had in the movie but her acting was bad and I'm with the people who think that. Luckily for me most people agree she wasn't good but hey just like you im sure there are things I like that the majority doesn't like. To each his own and I still like the movie inspite of her. She was a young girl asked to do to much and clearly as a child at the time didn't take what the job was seriously. This is what kids do to there parents though I will give her credit for telling her dad she didn't want to do it and he didn't listen to her or anyone else who told him it was a bad idea. He's the great Francis Ford Coppola and he was not going to be told what to do. At least she grew from the experience and went on to have a very good career
Tomassino here it´s old and unfortunately in a wheelchair. He spent many years with the cane, for that limp caused when he was young, due to the shot on the knee when young Vito took revenge on Ciccio.
They guy who plays Joey Zaza ends up playing David Rossi on Criminal Minds... The guy who plays Vincent is Andy Garcia who becomes an amazing actor as well
Terry Benedict
Vinny is the son of Sunny's mistress from Godfather 1. The woman Sunny was 'pounding' in that room when Tom came to tell him that they need him to take the family pictures at the wedding. The same woman he was with at the apartment that he left when he went to go beat up Carlo.
- Don Vincenzo.
- Don Corleone.
- Don Vincenzo Corleone.
bruh chills for days
"Cavalleria Rusticano", the opera being performed, was set in Vizzini, Sicily, a town some of my ancestors came from. The final romantic instrumental was from the opera score.
Mary was played by the great Francis Ford Coppola's daughter Sofia which I believe was her acting debut. She would go on to be an Academy Award winning director like her old man.
And I am sooooo glad you'd watched this version because if you had watched The Coda version, you wouldnt had seen Michael die. In the Coda version the movie fades away while Michael is still sitting on the chair alive.
We finally get a proper ending in Part 3 that matches King Lear. Michael Corleone's King Lear howl was as good as any I've ever seen. "Howl, howl, howl! O, you are men of stones! Had I your tongues and eyes, I’d use them so That heaven’s vault should crack. She’s gone forever."
King learing the comment section. Part 3 fails because of al pacino under and over acting. Part of the film are ridiculous like Michael giving $50 mil checks to gangsters lmao. It's a mess and shouldn't have been made.
@@MrAitraining At least your willing to admit that you don't understand this film. The mafia families made more than $50million from Las Vegas casinos in real life. You're the perfect example of "ignorance is bliss".
@@erwinquiachon8054 not by checks from other gangsters for $40 mil. Did they all have a 401k together or list it as employment income too? Lol. Ridiculous. Cash or property take over was form of payment.
@@MrAitraining They owned those casinos from teamster loans. They had to pay the taxes on those casinos by checks, not cash. Nobody pays their taxes in cash. If you paid your taxes you would know that. Sounds like you don't even have a job. If they wanted to sell their casinos, they would get paid in checks, not cash, for tax purposes. Michael paid them in checks, not cash, to avoid any suspicion of illegal transfer with the IRS. The reason the mafia got kicked out of Las Vegas was for tax evasion when the FBI caught them stealing cash from their own casinos and reporting lower profits on their taxes. It's incredible how willing you are to admit your own ignorance.
I think this movie is underrated, I think it was powerful with a tragic heartbreaking ending.
Thanks for sharing, and being a good commentator.
Michael is a tragic figure. He never wanted the life. Tried desperately to avoid it. But in order to save his family (his father), which family is most important to him, he committed to it fully. His life went totally downhill and he lost his family. In the end, Mary’s death likely tore the family apart because it was Michael’s life which led to her death. Mary was not caught in the crossfire. The assassin targeted her to do the most pain to Michael. He prophetically told Vincent in the hospital “When they come, they come at what you love.”
Michael dies years later, old, and alone haunted by memories of the women who left him because of the family business.
Vincent took over as the new Don. There was plans of a Godfather 4 movie which centered around Vincent. But Mario Puzo died and Coppola didn’t want to continue without Mario’s help so the film plans were cancelled.
finally someone who hit the nail on the head 🙂
I'm glad you've also seen this part, which is definitely a good conclusion to this trilogy without having to come close to its predecessors!
It's certainly worth a rewatch here to understand some things better, but as for the ending, I thought it was successful, sad but not unrealistic, whereas it would have been strange if a mafia epic ended with a happy ending and all the protagonists lead a happy and innocent life full of love and happiness until the end of their days.
Didnt you recognize the lady at the beginning when Vincent came in? That was the girl Sonny was with from the wedding in Godfather 1 who he was seeing. That's Vincent's mother.
That detail is almost undetectable during a first time viewing!
@chefbob662 I don't know about that cometely. I saw GF 1, 2, then 3 like the viewers did. And they pretty much made an effort to emphasize it in the scene. But you are right. Some but not all would see. Most GF fanatics, which this person is not, would be looking to see who they can recognize.
Lucy Mancini, one of Connie's bridesmaids.
@gazoontight ahhhhh yeah that's true, i forgot that
Truly a heartfelt reaction to the only scene that really matters in this film. Michael literally loses all that is precious to him especially his daughter . So the choices to try to become legitimate never really work out because of his background and the corruption as you get higher in the non criminal business world.. Which is an oxymoron, cause stealing betrayal and murder all take place in that world too.
11:18 But Michael isnt planning his future. That was his issue with Tom and his father. They discussed it and planed it without him. Michael is asking Vincent what he wants to do. Big difference.
Coppola released another edit of this ("Coda: The Death of Michael Corleone") in an attempt to make it more coherent. It didnt really change much. Sadly Sofia's performance isn't great (Winona Ryder turned it down - which was just as well cos she was rubbish in Dracula) and she takes the heat away from Garcia (very patchy performance). But the biggest issue was not getting Robert Duvall back and having to write Tom Hagen out of the script (echoes of not getting Clemenza back for part 2 and having to invent Pentangeli). And although Mary and Tony are 8 years older, Michael has aged at least 15+ years cos it's set in the late 70s. Makes no sense.
Most of the "bad guys" are a bit opaque but you were right that it comes alive at the end, when the basic point became clear - Mary was treading a dangerous path, and Michael knew it. Ultimately this was about Michael looking for redemption but the future Pope rightly predicted he wouldn't get it.
Ironically Sofia Coppola is in all three movies. As a kid she played Connie's baby at the Christening in part 1, and a girl on the boat arriving in New York in part 2. She has since become a better director than an actor.
Also - many of the incidents in the movie reflect real life. "God's Banker" was found hanging from Blackfriars Bridge in London, in mysterious circumstances. Two Popes died in quick succession at the end of the 1970s etc. And there was a scandal around the Vatican's banking affairs.
Fun fact. Mario Puzo who wrote this also wrote the script for Superman (1978)!
Since you said that you didn't understand, I'll try to explain:
Basically, Don Lucchesi (the man who you saw at 18:21 and 34:35 ) was the mastermind. He was working with the archbishop and the swiss banker and wanted to scam Michael.
They wanted to get Michael to deposit 600 million in the Vatican's bank in order to cover the money that they stole and tried to kill him so that he couldn't get control over the immobiliare.
Joey and Altobello betrayed Michael for Lucchesi.
The man dressed as a priest was an assassin hired by Altobello to kill Michael.
Really enjoyed your reaction. Makes me want to watch this movie again.
Francis Ford Coppola has just premiered his latest movie (MEGALOPOLIS) at Cannes Film Festival. Such a coincidental timing!
In the beginning of the film, Michael is being inducted into the fictional Order of Saint Sebastian. The Vatican does have a number of military and civilian orders that have their own perks and membership standards. It is interesting that one of the Corleone family is inducted into a Papal Order. In real life the orders are bestowed rarely and on men who are above approach and suspicion who have made significant contributions to the Church and society.
Vincent squeaks by on a technicality when Mary asks him of her father killed her uncle. Michael didn't actually pull the trigger. But I think anyone with a shred of honesty would say that yes, he did kill his brother.
Diabetics are more at risk for heart attacks and strokes.
The cousin thing: At one time it was not all that uncommon. All of the European royal families are related because of cousin marriage. I once worked with a man who was from a country not too far from you. One summer he took his eldest son and they returned to the father's native country. When the returned, the son was married to a cousin. I don't know if he had even met her before they were married. This was in the 1990s. The idea apparently was that any money, land, houses, whatever, would remain in the family. Of course, marriage between cousins also ensures that any recessive genes for diseases remain in the family undiluted, too. Hence the diseases that run through the European royal families.
Confession can be done in a confessional booth, but it can also be done in the same space looking at each other. Either way it is valid.
It is ironic and tragic that Mary died by violence just as Michael was trying to protect her from the violence of criminal life.
A long time ago, about forty years or so, I read somewhere that Mario Puzo thought about calling his book The Godfathers; a contrast between Vito and Michael. It is interesting that Vito left Sicily with nothing and when he died, he had a large family and many associates. Michael returned to Sicily and died all alone with nothing.
Great reactions to all 3 Godfather Movies. After you go back and understand them a little better. I suggest The Godfather Saga. It's Part I and II in chronological order. There are scenes in it that weren't in the Theatrical release.
They also recently released a different version of The Godfather Part III. I have yet to watch it. But from what I know about it. They just rearranged the movie. Still the same story. So I'm glad you watched this one first.
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I have to give it up to you. The fact that you still cried even after Mary's horrific acting and death shows you have real empathy and compassion. I cried at the end of this film...but only because of how sad I was that this film was even made haha. I no longer even recognize this film. I just pretend it ended with Part II.
This is a very, very good movie. It only has two flaws: a disastrous performance by Sofia Coppola (the director's daughter), and the fact that it had to follow after two absolute masterpieces of cinematic history. :)
Agree
Main flaw is al pacino. I don't know who he was playing. Some combo of himself and a new character. I liked the Vatican plot and Sofia didn't bother me as much.
@@MrAitraining some people wanted the old Micheal but he went back to who he originally was in Godfather 1 and he was great when the daughter died with the silent scream
@@rxtsec1 not even close to part 1. This michael was overly emotional, yelling, now a diabetic, and fawning and romantic attempts towards kay who aborted his child was sickening.
@@MrAitraining wait so are you saying Kay was a murderer but Micheal wasn't or that he was better than her and are you saying he shouldn't be sick because of the evil life he lived. The priest even said the body cries because of the sins you committed and Coppola said the same thing for killing his own brother which is far worse than what Kay did. The old Micheal would feel bad for these things which is why I said what I said
Voiceplay and Jonathan Antoine do nice godfather theme renditions.
Just found your channel. Awesome reaction!!
I’d recommend Goodfellas next :)
Ps: you are incredibly pretty 🤩
I always liked this one, not as much as the others but I liked it. Sonny son killed it and Al is him
I like my guy from criminal minds to Rossi I think it was
You should watch the TV show haunting of Hill House. Another great movie to watch would be the memoirs of a geisha. Another one would be in the garden of good evil
I like Coda better than the theatrical. Was hoping for that version.
I think you should watch the Untouchables 1987 by Brian DePalma.
Definitely watch the Rocky franchise 1-6, then Creed 1-3
Nice reaction. Michael dies the same way he lived his life. Everyone around him is dead and he is alone.
u need to finish the equalizer series lol
the sicario series is good
taken was good but the other 2 were just okay
Please watch kanchan Tamil horror movie and react to it. The best horror movie ever made in India comedy and family and jump scary was perfectly balanced. Director and actor by Raghav Lawrence Sir.
4:16 Sofia Coppola y Andy García
Streamimg people always watch the wrong version. The version you watched is the weakest one. Coppola fixed some of the problems and that is called Godfather 3 : Coda. Watch that one next time.
Can you react to A Bronx Tale (1993)?🔥
Waiting for 96 movie reaction 🫠🫠
Incest in House of the Dragon 😀👍
Incest in The Godfather Part III 😨🤢
Game of thrones also
You don't have to rewatch this to catch anything you missed or to grasp the story better. There is nothing worth rewatching haha. Just watch Parts 1 and 2 over and over again. Way more rewarding!
Agree. I hate when the last memory of reactors is this one. Haven't watched part 3 in 20 yrs. Saw it at release. Didn't like it. Gave it one more watch a few yrs later to see if I was too harsh. Nope and never again
42:09 esto fue real
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