The trilogy ends with an instant classic... a pinch of intensity in a sea of emotions

Rating: 8/10 (24 November 2012)

The ratings obviously deprives this classic from the gloss THE GODFATHER I AND II enjoys. After a gap of 16 years... director Francis Ford Coppola and writer Mario Puzo join hands to deliver the trilogy its fitting end.
The movie from frame one grabs you into the Carleone legacy , But this time the script weighs less on intensity and packs more on emotions. Michael Corleone is ever closer to his dream of making his family a legitimate ground to run business.... but as friends from the past turn foes ,with fluctuating times in his family life and with sins from the past surfacing guilt into his life , Things get a lot harder and uglier for him.
The Mafia life of his past, desperately tries to pull him back.... Trying to resolve his problems in a more peaceful manner, he lands in the radar of his foes who are aching to wash him away.... and all through this time he has an young apprentice under his wing.
The drama drifts through the emotions and intensity deployed in the script and with brilliant screenplay and yet another awe inspiring performance from Al Pacino , the trilogy completes with an instant classic.