It's been N years since I first watched The Godfather. When I first watched it, I didn't watch it for the first time. There is a bit of color, but in the end, I can't stand the prolonged viewing time.
Lu Xun once said: Godfather, there is not one Bible that men must read! Whenever I think of this sentence, the tears in the corners of my eyes can't help shedding tears, and 10,000 grass and mud horses in my heart scream: It makes sense!
"The Godfather 1"
The opening line of the film, Nasara, asks the godfather Corleone for help, telling how his beautiful daughter was "played" by hooligans. The daughter still could not escape the evil claws in self-defense. Righteously and dubbing himself a good citizen, he called police to the police, but the justice in the world would not always be on the side of justice in time. Since justice cannot be done within the law, it can only seek help outside the rules, so there is a classic beginning of the film: "Because a man who doesn't spend time with his family can never be a real man." - Marlon Brando
When Corleone faced the pain of losing his son, he could still shake hands with his enemies to make peace. I can no longer imagine the inner world of this person. When Corleone is getting old and slowly dying, I feel that there is always an indescribable taste in it, like sadness but not like sadness, It's like sadness that a generation of godfathers is about to fall, unlike sadness that he has found someone who can entrust the whole family with the burden.
The Godfather 2
Mike Corleone (Al Pacino), I prefer 2 to The Godfather 1. Although The Godfather 1 tends to be more mature in style, The Godfather 2 is more about how a person can be born from youth. Astringent transforms into mature transformation, and the maturity after transformation is undoubtedly exciting. At first I saw Mike's jerky when he was young when he was shopping with his little girlfriend and family gatherings in The Godfather 1, and I was worried that Mike couldn't carry the burden of the whole family.
In The Godfather 1, Mike is happy. In 2, the transformation of Mike's character seems to be natural, the family's revenge, the brother's betrayal, the family discord, all of which are particularly depressing. Compared to the two generations, the father still has at least a relatively harmonious family, but Mike has lost all his relatives.
The reason why Mike took over the position of Godfather was entirely due to the responsibility and honor of the family and the entrustment of the old Godfather. It is precisely because of this that Mike gradually killed the former self. Although Mike took up the fate of the entire family in the end, he was left alone in the end.
The last shot of the film: Mike's perseverance and forbearance, how much helplessness and pain, are all in these eyes. - excerpted from the Internet
"The Godfather 3"
It is also the godfather of the previous generation, but at this time Mike is already in his twilight years. to "The Godfather 3"
There's not much more to say, and I still can't understand that there are still many people who think "The Godfather 3" is one of the favorite series in the trilogy, but that Mike's life in his later years was a bit bleak.
—— Manual dividing line
In fact, in The Godfather 2, there are many details that are quite interesting.
1. Mike asked Tom to retire.
2. During the conversation between Hemon Ross and Mike, tell Mike: My sixth sense tells me that your brother Fredo brings a lot of money.
3. Since when did Mike start to suspect that his family has a ghost.
4. As Mike's brother Fredo, did he really have to die in the end?
5. When Mike met the rebels, why was Mike shocked again at the moment of the explosion?
6. Why did the attitude of the Senate change so quickly?
There are many more that will not be listed one by one. Personally, I understand that "The Godfather 2" is more of a psychological description of a person. The above are all the words of one family. If there is anything wrong, please correct me! Welcome everyone to discuss, thank you for watching!
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