It is said that in 2, Mike personally killed his brother, and in 3, Mike's daughter also died, and the once handsome Mike became an old man who could cry, ah, still don't watch it.
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Classic, but I don't want to see it again
Kylie 2022-04-21 09:01:02
I just watched Godfather 1, but after watching it, I dare not watch 2 and 3. It's a classic, it's classic enough, but it's boring to me. The old Corleone who likes Brando's creation has an indescribable temperament. He just sat there, wearing a black dress, giving orders casually in a hoarse and steady voice, and even his posture was exquisite. But watching people die one by one, watching Mike's transformation step by step, I felt so depressed and sad. There is no fanatical desire for power in Michael's nature, he is pure love for his father. He used to say I didn't want to be like him, but I love him. But in the end, he still became the person he never dreamed of, and he seemed to be more cold-blooded and ruthless than his father. Alas, this can't be said to be degenerate, it's fate, and it's also the path he chose.
It is said that in 2, Mike personally killed his brother, and in 3, Mike's daughter also died, and the once handsome Mike became an old man who could cry, ah, still don't watch it.
It is said that in 2, Mike personally killed his brother, and in 3, Mike's daughter also died, and the once handsome Mike became an old man who could cry, ah, still don't watch it.
Extended Reading
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Michael: Fredo, who are the girls?
Fredo: That's for you to find out.
Michael: Get rid of them, Fredo.
Fredo: Hey, Mike, uh...
Michael: I'm here on business I leave tomorrow now get rid of them. Come on, I'm tired. Get rid of the band, too.
[Fredo chases everyone out of the room]
Michael: What happened to Moe Greene?
Fredo: He had business. He said give him a call. Once the party started.
Michael: Well, give him a call. Hello, Johnny.
Johnny Fontane: Mike, it's nice to see you again.
Michael: We're all proud of you. Sit down, Johnny, I want to talk to you. The Don's proud of you, too.
Johnny Fontane: Well, I owe it all to him.
Michael: He knows how grateful you are. That's why he'd like to ask a favor.
Johnny Fontane: Mike, what can I do?
Michael: The Corleone family is thinking of giving up all of its interest in the olive oil business, settling out here. Now Moe Greene will sell us his share of the hotel and the casino so that it can be completely owned by the family. Tom.
[Hagen hands Michael some papers]
Fredo: Hey, Mike, are you sure about that? I mean, Moe, loves the business. He never said anything to me about sellin'.
Michael: I'll make him an offer he can't refuse. You see, Johnny, we feel that entertainment is going to be a big factor in drawing gamblers into the casinos. We're hoping that you'll sign a contract agreeing to appear 5 times a year. Perhaps convince some of your friends in the movies to do the same. We're counting on you, Johnny.
Johnny Fontane: Sure, Mike, I'll do anything for my Godfather. You know that.
Michael: Good.
Moe Greene: Hey, Mike! Everybody's here. There's Tom. Freddie. Good to see you, Mike.
Michael: How are you, Moe?
Moe Greene: You got everything you need? The chef cooked for you special, the dancers will kick your tongue out and your credit is good. Draw chips for everyone in the room so they can play on the house.
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[delivering his rehearsed speech]
Luca Brasi: Don Corleone, I am honored and grateful that you have invited me to your daughter... 's wedding... on the day of your daughter's wedding. And I hope their first child be a masculine child. I pledge my ever-ending loyalty.