The Godfather: Part Ⅱ is better than the former (Ⅰ), Though in the ending, Marlon Brando didn't appear on the sense, it highlights the film's expresssiveness further.
Twenty years ago, in the Godfather. Vidor's birthday party, Mike, only himself sat in the table and drunk in the thought...Theses days, still only him standing in the house and sighed deeply.
If The Godfather: Part Itaught me how to act like a really strong gentleman, through the Part III have a clear insight into the man's psychological activity and faith.
"History tells us that one thing is always right, that's Revenge."
Firstly, Big. V saw his mother dead in front of him and then traveled far away across the sea to US when he was 9. Many decades later, he returned to Sicily and killed the enemy.
Secondly, Mike likes his father eliminated the threats one after another. He was so wisdom, sober and full of schemes. He that Al Pacino played must conquer the many female audiences in front of the screens.
"A lack of time and his family stayed with the man is not a real man. "
Thirdly, I know the love to family is a significant convention of Sicily. Whatever Big. V or Mike, they both regard their children as a high and important role. They do not allow others to hurt the children. And like the mother protected little Vidor by her life.
Finally, the biggest point of the film that nothing is more than when Mike faced the betrayal his inner entangled reaction. One side is his brother Fredro damaged him repeatedly while many times he would forgive him, but the other side is the family's honor, Fredro ultimately almost destroied the family. So, he made a rough but firm choice.
The ending of the movie, Mike sat in a chair like many year ago only himself. At this moment, he recalls the sense of Fredro approving him joined the navy. ..but at that time, he reflected the furture, and perhaps he would never imagine that there is a such day —He, Michael Corleone as a godfather, a reall lonely man.
Alas, thanks the other reviews help to comprehend the deep level of the film.
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