I can't say it was bad... (spoilers)

Rating: Null/10 (21 October 2003)

Actors have aged, things have changed, but that doesn't mean this is a bad movie or even a bad ending-sequel. On the contrary, this 3rd episode, shows a different Michael Corleone, witch is tired of his own dirty work, and seeks to leggitimate all the business in his family. But he carries his own burdens from the 2 previous movies, what we see in this third movie, is how a person can learn that their treasure are around them and even the big bosses are still, mortals... bound to the same fate as anyone else. Michael, who killed his brother Fredo on the 2nd part, now pays for his sins with the life of who loved him most, his daughter, his "treasure". By all means a must have sequel for those who enjoyed the first two movies, and in my own opinion "not the best, but not the worst...", with exception of Carmine Coppola (Mary Corleone), i couldn't have better actors (Can't say i didn't missed Duvall as Hagen). But after watch that movie, consider the plot and ask yourself: Can't a man learn from sins? Just because he was a murderer does that mean he is always going to kill? Just because he is redeemed from his sins does that makes this movie bad? I think not, just consider the steps of Michael's father and you will see how to incorporate the true character of Michael.