Easily the worst of the trilogy.

Rating: 4/10 (11 March 2016)

In this, the third (and hopefully final) Godfather film, mafia boss Michael Corleone (Al Pacino), wracked with guilt over his past sins, is one step closer to becoming a legitimate businessman. He's already earned respectability in the eyes of the church, who award him the holy order of St. Sebastian, but, to paraphrase Michael himself, just when he thought he was out, 'they' pull him back in.
Sofia Coppola cops a lot o' the blame for the failure of The Godfather Part III, but it's not all her fault: sure, her emotionless delivery of her lines is painful to endure, but no more so than Pacino's uncharacteristic performance, Andy Garcia's smug face, Diane Keaton's horrible hair, and the dreary script that forces the viewer to sit through hours of boring business deals, an unconvincing romance between first cousins Vincent (Garcia) and Mary (Coppola), several crushingly dull Catholic ceremonies, and lots of operatic singing, with only the faintest hint of mafia shenanigans to still qualify it as a Godfather film.