"The Godfather Part III" (The Godfather Part III) is a crime movie directed by Francis Ford Coppola, written by Mario Puzo and Francis Ford Coppola, starring Al Pacino, Diane Keaton, Talia Charles, Andy Garcia, etc., which was released in the United States on December 25, 1990.
The film tells the story of the second-generation godfather Mike Corleone (played by Al Pacino) who slowly ended his family's underworld career and turned to legitimate business in his twilight years for the salvation of his soul.
Michael Corleone (Michael Corleone), one of the protagonists of the movie "The Godfather" series, and the third son of Vito Corleone, the head of the Corleone family, inherited his father's calm, calm, shrewd, and strong character. After assassinating Solaso and McCowski, Mike Corleone went to Sicily to escape the limelight, meet a beautiful local girl, and get married. When his wife was killed, he returned to the United States to take over the family business and became the second generation godfather. And clean up the family traitors and enemies at once.
In "The Godfather 3", Mike did not deliberately let the woman die. Although Mack is decisive and ruthless as a gang leader, he has a deep affection for family and affection. In the movie, Mary is Mike's daughter and the treasure of his heart. He has always tried to protect her and give her the best life possible. However, at the end of the movie, Mary is killed by a man, an event that hits Mike with a huge blow.
Mike is so heartbroken and angry that he vows to find ** and avenge Mary. Throughout the story, the audience can feel Mike's emphasis on family affection and love for his family, rather than deliberately letting his daughter die.
In his later years, Mike was actually indifferent to the grievances and hatreds of the rivers and lakes, he gave up his godfather status, gave up his career, he confessed to the Pope, he repented to his ex-wife, and finally got forgiveness, but in the end he had to face the killing of his daughter, and the relationship that had been repaired with his wife was completely broken, and all his sustenance was broken at that moment. It is precisely because of this ending that the tragic theme of the Godfather drama is illuminated, and Mary's murder is used as a fuse for the ending.