It seems that a trilogy is the best ending, and a fourth would be superfluous. The Godfather trilogy completes Michael's life, and the film ends with his hometown of Sicily. Michael to the end, or from the beginning of being a godfather, from the time his family was machine-gunned in the bedroom, his main concern was the safety of his family. The decision to shoot for the betrayal of the second brother is actually a unique rigidity as a young man. There is nothing to worry about, only safety and health at the end of the world. Vincent finally inherited the business and passed it on, and Mary's death was also the final explanation, otherwise the family's love and hatred could not be ended, and Mary's death caused the last fatal blow to Michael. For all black box operations, except for close relatives, they cannot be trusted. It is because of the existence of interests. No one can completely trust another person, and the higher the level of competition, the higher the lethality factor of this kind of competition. I want to cherish now Friends, before there are too many entanglements of interests. Everyone is playing psychological tactics. In the end, there is no need for a thug but a lawyer, which seems even more so in today's society, but the existence of a thug is also indispensable. The combination of finance and law is the most deadly for money and power. Finance is the gun, then politics is the time to pull the trigger. These three films reveal too many different situations in life. I need to watch it a few more times to experience the sophistication and scheming of the italy Mafia family.
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