I watched the movie The Godfather's Advance.

These three films are not very related, but they are all good, especially the first two.

Of course, the best is the first two hours or so, and the second one is the longest.

The first film was good not only because of Marlon Brando's outstanding talent performance, but also because of a large number of other outstanding actors, Al Pacino robert duvall, who were later Oscar winners.

Diana Keaton was a later Oscar winner.

The second one is also very classic, starring Robert De Niro Al Pacino.

The third part is slightly inferior, not only because of the aging of the godfather, but also because the theme of his confession makes people really can't see the elegance and coldness of any godfather in those days, and this is the taste of old rice that Coppola took after paying off debts, which is really helpless.