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Crime Drama
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20th Century 70s 80s
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The Godfather Part III, 1990

Starring: Al Pacino, Andy Garcia, Joe Mantegna, Eli Wallach

Directed by: Francis Ford Coppola

Written by: Mario Puzo

Language: English, Italian, German, Latin

Country: USA

Runtime: 162 min

MPAA Rating: R

Rating:7.6

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The Godfather Part III can be described as bleak, stylized, and rough. The plot revolves around a family business, a rise and fall, and gangsters. The main genres are crime and drama. In terms of style, The Godfather Part III is a saga, is epic, and stars an ensemble cast. In approach, it is serious and realistic. It is located in Italy and New York. The Godfather Part III takes place in the 1980s. The movie has received attention for being an award winner. It is well suited for a boys' night. Note that The Godfather Part III involves strong violent content and profanity.

Summary of The Godfather Part III

Francis Ford Coppola's grand finale to the epic Mafia saga once again stars Al Pacino as Michael Corleone, the aging don of the infamous Corleone family. Michael is on the verge of legitimizing the family business with the help of his nephew, Vincent Mancini (Andy Garcia). However, failing health and treacherous Mafioso colleagues Joey Zasa (Joe Mantegna) and Don Altobello (Eli Wallach) keep him immersed in the criminal life he had hoped to escape. Coppola reunited many of the same cast and crew from THE GODFATHER and THE GODFATHER, PART 2 in this continuing tale of family crime.

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Language:	English, Italian, German, Latin
Country:	USA
Release date:	20 December 1990
Runtime:	162 min

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Al Pacino

as Don Michael Corleone

Andy Garcia

as Vincent Mancini

Joe Mantegna

as Joey Zasa

Eli Wallach

as Don Altobello

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TV Guide

One of the most frustrating films of 1990, an epic without epic scope, a muted, strained, unnatural affair that never comes into dramatic focus. Full Review

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by: Staff (Non Credited)

The Globe and Mail (Toronto)

More than merely another bad movie, it's the most depressing development yet in Coppola's career. It's a would-be cash cow bred cynically to excrete money, the arty answer to "Child's Play 2" or "Back to the Future III." Full Review

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by: Jay Scott

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I really liked this movie; it is better than 90% of the films ever made. Part 3 is not as good as Part 2, however, and I will give you three reasons why. First, where is Tom Hagen? He's my favorite character of the saga and I missed his presence in... Read and rate it

30.June.2010
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by: Rodney Wollam
Rodney Wollam rated this movie0/10

If you listen to the director's commentary track you'll notice that this movie is actually about Francis Coppola. Anyhow, even when I agree that this is the weakest movie of the trilogy that doesn't mean it's a bad movie. Actually it's pretty good... Read and rate it

21.March.2009
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by: Carlos Mal
Carlos Mal rated this movie8/10Great

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