A trilogy in one

Rating: 8/10 (30 March 2019)

Unlike the movie I'm gonna keep it short.
Amazing casting, wonderful screenplay, great storytelling, and the cherry on top would be maestro's work, Enio Moricone. Even loved the "Yesterday" and what it implied.
I didn't like the actings in the first 6 minutes of movie, and in general the sound mix and edit wasn't as good as the movie itself.
It's a trilogy, starting in the early 30's and ending in the late 60's.
Whatever had to be told, is vastly explained with meticulous detailing. Some may find it hard to understand the opening 20 minutes of the movies, but I think implications are strong enough to connect the dots and sort out the storyline, although not that obvious.
Makeups, clothes and set design in this movie are just examples of masterpieces. I gave it 8/10 simply for the long narrative, poor sound edit (respectively) and mediocre actings of anyones but the chief roles.
I kept it spoiler free, however, I feel like there is lot to talk about; specifically, some certain scenes. Maybe in another life, huh?