The Godfather, Part II

This brilliant companion piece to the original film continues the saga of two generations of successive power within the Corleone family. Coppola tells two stories in Part II: the roots and rise of a young Don Vito, played with uncanny ability by Robert De Niro, and the ascension of Michael (Pacino) as the new Don.

10+/10 !

agree or disagree • comment 2 out of 3 hamed20 1 month ago

Not as good as #1, but way better than #3.

agree or disagree • comment 2 out of 3 Clark_Kent 2 months ago

A classic indeed... I've missed that blood.

agree or disagree • comment 2 out of 3 simone 2 months ago

Possibly better than part 1. Direction and scope of the story is amazing. Truly a masterful work, and one of the best examples of modern cinema.

agree or disagree • comment 3 out of 3 Ellsworth 5 months ago

Yeah, The Godfather is great. But the sequel is even stronger with the split narrative. The story is dense and and somewhat long, but your interest never flags.

agree or disagree • comment 3 out of 3 Kyle 6 months ago

Better than the first, the scenes with De Niro really stand out as the best in the movie.

agree or disagree • comment 3 out of 3 Laechis 6 months ago

Pretty much the same review as the first one, except this is slightly slower.

agree or disagree • comment 1 out of 3 Julia 6 months ago

Amazingly acted and intelligently sequenced: keeps you begging for more after three hours; that's difficult in a film as complex as this. Among the best ever.

agree or disagree • comment 3 out of 3 raulsantosdelacamara 6 months ago

You know the argument: this is the only sequel better than the original. While I wouldn't say it's the only sequel better, I don't disagree that it's better.

agree or disagree • comment 3 out of 3 jc 8 months ago

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