I loved my father. I swore I would never be a man like him, but I loved him, and he was in danger. What could I do? Then, later", you were in danger, our children were in danger. What could I do? You were all I loved and valued in the world, and now I'm losing you - I've lost you anyway, and it was all for nothing, so... You have to understand, I had a whole different destiny planned." a man forced into his position.
@@jesussaves1566 He was wrong. He wasn't smart. His father was right to pass over. His father knew. Sonny knew. Everyone knew. If he loved his father, if he honored his father, he would have stayed with Michael and saved himself.
I like this alternate opening some people don’t like but I like it seeing Michael reflect on his life and the decisions that led him to become the godfather.
I remember seeing this opening the first time I saw the movie. I swear I saw it on the VHS but I guess I caught it once on TV in passing before actually seeing the whole movie.
"The only wealth in this world is children." Powerful words. The only line I care to remember from 3. 3 isn't a bad movie, but it isn't a good one, either. It was rushed for Christmas release in 90. (Who would ever think of Godfather as a Christmas movie anyway???? WTF.) If Coppola had been given a few more months, and the studio could've waited for Winona Ryder to play Mary......................... It could've been something.
@@MiguelGonzalezP thank god that didn’t happen then. The beauty of Tom is his devotion and contribution to his adopted family. He’d never betray the Don by turning on his family
@@hellalive8973But he suuuuure was piping Sandra Corleone… “Are you gonna come along with me Tom? Because if not, you can take your family and your mistress… And know the rest.
This shows the arc on Michael life. Rises in part 1. Peaked between one and two. Downward slide between two and three. Crashes and burned at end of three. Dying Alone.
Exactly! Even if you saw the movie a million times it was easy at times to forget certain things that happened. So mcuh happened in 34 Years and in The Dollananger Family it took 45 Years to finally heal.
Wise decision to edit out this opening scene. Because many in the audience had seen both movies a countless number of times, we already knew the events leading up to the start of the third movie. A summary of the first two movies wasn't necessary.
@@urkersen5246 I dont think so. I think it's the AMC edit. There are other TV edits where they put the film in order through time. For example in part 2 they cut the flash backs and put them before the first film.
@@urkersen5246 I think you're right. Coppola wouldn't have been stupid enough to introduce a third movie with this type of compilation of the previous two two films.
The Home in Lake Tahoe is a very important symbol because it represents destruction, not only of The Estate but of Michael's Soul which had gotten much worse. I remember reading Web Of Dreams by VC Andrews that focused on The Life of Heaven's Mother Leigh Van Voreen and the prologue had Annie Casteel and her Husband Luke whom she thought was her Brother but he wasn't. She remembered being a Prisoner in Farthinggale Manor aka Farthy as a Teenager and now The Mansion is a Mess, nobody maintained the upkeep, and her Real Father Troy Tatterton lived in a Cottage instead of the Estate.
While it isn't the most creative thing and i'm glad they didn't use it for the movie, it was cool to see some of those other brief, deleted scenes of Michael sitting, reflecting on his life and decisions as an older man by himself. Thanks for the upload
psa9819 I love those scenes too. (That last frame of GF2 is Pacino at his most beautiful) it wouldn't have made sense since he aged so much when we do finally see him.
Rachel Maxwell > Are you part Italian? Just curious. I'm infatuated with the Italian culture minus the Roman Catholic Church but everything else from food to historic sceneries gets my utmost respect.
Originally, Part 2 was gonna conclude in the 60’s, with Michael basically showing him age, and alongside his sister being his aid and support. The final scene was meant to be his son Anthony telling his father he wants nothing to do with the family business, than Michael was meant to reflect, and conclude. Had that ending been established I don’t think we would of gotten a Part III, not dissing it but I think that would of been a perfect send off.
Don knowing Michael was the only one to take is place is told through this alternate opening. Michael went through true hell to keep the family in power.
Personally I feel that Francis Ford Coppola brought out that exceptional talent of acting present in Al Pacino like no other director did with Mr.Pacino in Hollywood!!! Each and every scene where Michael Corleone appears sets the screen on 🔥🔥🔥🔥FIRE!!!!!
Yes that scene was the ending in THE GODFATHER PART II. Michael was in his late 40s. That ending scene in part 2 Michael sitting on the chair alone was set in 1968
Something I always thought would be interesting is when they made the movie the Sicilian, they brought Al back for Michael. It would have tied the trilogy and the Sicilian together very nicely.
I actually laughed at around the part where Michael gets slapped by Captain McCluskey because the way it was sequenced with Tessio, Sonny, and Clemenza laughing made it seem like they were laughing at Michael while he was getting hit.
I guess that's the same reason why in the theatrical. Sonny said something along the lines of getting slapped by a cop and Michael is taking it personal while Tessio and Clemenza laughed.
The whole thing with Johnny Fontaine, reminds me of Rock Stars who start at Popcorn Record Labels then have their Contract bought out by a bigger interest. Capitol bought out The Beach Boys Contract with Candix, The Jackson Five left Steeltown for Motown, Elvis left Sun for RCA and Wham (With George Michael RIP), left Innervision for Columbia aka Sony.
This introduction kicks ass. Excellent review of key points that will play out in the 3rd movie. Probably omitted due to its extended length--unfortunate.
This is the opening for the TV version of the movie, edited together to make up for about 15 minutes worth of footage cut out of the film when it debuted on CBS in the mid-90s. Although, when I saw this on AMC earlier this week, I noticed that they just grafted it onto the remastered DVD print and didn't cut much of the movie at all (mostly profanity). The shots of Michael you've never seen before were shot for the end of Godfather II and not used. Michael was supposed to be aged at the end of the movie, but the film is so dark, his hair just looks normal black instead of greying.
For YEARS, I didn’t even know he aged like 10 years at the end of 2 until I saw a black and white still of he and Connie in the same frame of that same seen. I was like what!? 😂😂
i just finished the trilogy for the first time. never saw any of the movies in my life and somehow was never spoiled lol. im 33. The original was good but tbh underwhelming. 2 was pretty BA. 3 was pretty good and much better than i thought it would be, since many people consider it really bad. i can see how influential the first 1 was for so many gangster movies and even video games like GTA. At the time of it's release, it must've been one of the most hardcore, gritty films you ever seen. Today, i think the pacing is a little slow and there wasn't enough payoff for me. I felt like it started getting good right before it ended.
For those who may be scratching their heads wondering why they'd air a random modified Godfather III with an extended recap opening, it was meant to appear like a continuation of "The Godfather Saga: A Novel for Television" (a combined supercut of Godfather I & II in the format of a multi-part TV miniseries), which the network had just aired in the preceding days.
If Tom hadn`t set up the meeting with Sollozzo and if Sonny hadn`t opened his big mouth, maybe things would have been different but then it wouldn`t be The Godfather.
You can see that the aging Michael sitting by the Lake Tahoe at the end of GF2 was still bitter about everything and had no regrets. Coppola making him a friendly, harmless old man in GF3 was total bullshit.
Michael deeply regretted having Fredo killed. And over the years he wanted to change his life. You reap what you sow. I understand your opinion, razbigranicu. But Michael Corleone pays for it in the end.
that was the best thing about it. He brought him entirely back down to a human level rather than the robotic monster that was head of the family. This film gets a bad rep and maybe because it had to live upto the best movies ever made, but if you pick it apart, it's a very very clever movie.
razbigranicu I kind of thought GF2 was his downfall. When he talks to his mom I saw that as him crumbling like a child. I always thought that scene was him regretting what his life had become. Thinking about the failure of his marriage, the death of his mom (therefore becoming an orphan) and the killing of his brother. But I like your analysis- never saw it from that perspective
In those archival shots of Michael from Part II, he looks deeply introspective to me, rather than wholly bitter. Michael got into the crime business because he loved his family, but it also effectively turned him against his two closest family members. Michael is conflicted more than anything. Note his bodily expressions as Fredo is shot and the moments afterwards. Also note that in Part III, despite trying to reinvent his reputation and persona as a benevolent businessman, Michael still makes excuses for what he did throughout the film.
Personally, I thought it was a pretty good alternate opening from when I saw "The Godfather, Part III" on CBS television many years ago. I am disappointed, however, that whoever was behind this alternate opening NEVER explained it on either the DVD or Blu-ray versions of "The Godfather Trilogy."
The Godfather Part III is getting re-released with some changes made to it. Apparently, there correcting the wrongs in the movie, all the flaws, some bits audiences weren't happy with.
When I first saw a Publicity Photo of Al Pacino. I was thinking, "He was looking different" But I first saw that trailer (Aug. 1990) and Michael having that "Spiked Hair". I Hated it.
@@ViniciusFiocco Also why did Pacino have to smoke? His voice became so gruff. Both sounded and looked like some wasted rockstar way past his glory days.
The way he leads back after reflecting on his conversation with brother Fredo speaks volumes he knows, he fuck up big time. Poor Fredo he was stepped over by the family but he could of beem of use.
There’s a still of Michael and the hair he was supposed to have in part 3 (a little longer than part 2s hairstyle) vs this military cut we were forced to witness…
I read in a Pacino bio that he wanted to wear his hair down to resemble traditional men's haircuts in the late 70's (during which this film takes place), but Coppola said no. They could have just had Pacino look like how he actually looked in 1990. They didn't need to make him a sickly old man, but rather just a middle-aged mobster with remaining sparks of violence in him.
Micheal sat outside in the chair reflecting and he did. He fuck up killing his brother Fredo, in my opinon that was the begining of the end for him. The guilt was destroying him inside outwards. A, shame
Too much rehashing iconic scenes with too much distracting dialogue (distracting to advancing the story of Pt. III). They SHOULD have opened with the very final scene, The Death of Michael Corleone, when the 77-year-old Michael keels over out of his chair in Sicily in 1997.
It is an alternate opening used for AMC. This was planned to be used for the theatrical. Also, the shots of Michael on Lake Tahoe were unused shots and angles from the second film.
It really should have meant something to Michael that Fredo didn’t try to move & groove with any of the other four families after Michael called him out..
New Tuber Fredo conspired with Hyman Roth against Michael. Fredo was promised his own little kingdom if he would betray his brother and believing them, he went along with them. But he thought they would only soften Michael so he would relent during the business deal. Fredo never thought they would actually try to kill Michael.
@@cbl1984 Not necessarily true. Fredo could have known about the shooting. He told them what room he would be at. He did say that he didn't know but he could have been lying to save himself. Who knows.
nope, according to the book. it was miscarriage, but Mike's sister adviced her to tell it as abortion in order to have revenge from Mike for his ex husband
Michael was an asshole for not saying "I love you" to Kay right after Kay said "I love you" to Michael first. I tell my GF I love her and I don't care who hears it.
It was because he was with the 'guys' and he knew they would take the piss out of him if he said it back...but yeah come on, he should have some balls.
@@slitor youngins do not understand it was time to show strength not weakness. At that time in betweeb sharks he would be seen as weak. Think a little more, just my 2 cents.
@@gjergjikastrioti3875 Sharks? He was with his closest friends and asociates. Posturing is a worthless sense of strength anyway from insecure people or charlatans.
50k views?! Well goddamn
christhegeek517 337 now lol
christhegeek517 i watch god father 300 k times
>uploads a famous movie
>gets lots of views
>thinks it's a personal accomplishment
@@johnabc420 jealous?
As good and possibly better than the Godfather one.
"Previously on 'The Godfather'...."
LOL
ForceMaximus84 Lol
😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣 good one.
Hahahaha
Right. No recap needed. 😅
Al Pacino's Michael Corleone is the best cinematic portrait of a character ever
💯
IS TRUE❤️
Bar none!!!
Should been in movies
Agree
I loved my father. I swore I would never be a man like him, but I loved him, and he was in danger. What could I do? Then, later", you were in danger, our children were in danger. What could I do? You were all I loved and valued in the world, and now I'm losing you - I've lost you anyway, and it was all for nothing, so... You have to understand, I had a whole different destiny planned."
a man forced into his position.
Deco Dosky very deep.
He still had a choice. His father made that bed let him lie in it. You chose to sleep in the bed with him
Beenthere too
That's why Michael, is indeed of a Tragic Hero
And it was all for NOTHING! That sentence hurt!!
"I ordered the death of my father's son, I ordered the death of my mother's son" still hurts to hear every time
Fredo was warned in the first movie "don't ever take sides with anyone against the family again...ever"
@@Powwer69 Fredo didn’t know they would try to have Michael killed
@@jesussaves1566 he still took sides against the family for his own gain
He still took a leak
@@jesussaves1566 He was wrong. He wasn't smart. His father was right to pass over. His father knew. Sonny knew. Everyone knew. If he loved his father, if he honored his father, he would have stayed with Michael and saved himself.
"Senator's and Presidents dont have men killed" NOW Whos being naive?! 😂 i love that line
I like this alternate opening some people don’t like but I like it seeing Michael reflect on his life and the decisions that led him to become the godfather.
This is THEEE BEST opening as opposed to all the other GF3 openers
I remember seeing this opening the first time I saw the movie. I swear I saw it on the VHS but I guess I caught it once on TV in passing before actually seeing the whole movie.
"The only wealth in this world is children."
Powerful words.
The only line I care to remember from 3.
3 isn't a bad movie, but it isn't a good one, either.
It was rushed for Christmas release in 90.
(Who would ever think of Godfather as a Christmas movie anyway????
WTF.)
If Coppola had been given a few more months, and the studio could've waited for Winona Ryder to play Mary.........................
It could've been something.
Not only that, but i wished robert duvall (Tom Hagen) was in part 3 too. The original script for part 3 was going to be michael vs tom.
@@MiguelGonzalezP thank god that didn’t happen then. The beauty of Tom is his devotion and contribution to his adopted family. He’d never betray the Don by turning on his family
@@hellalive8973 jeje yeah but i wonder what type of script we could of gotten if tom was in part 3.
Right! On Christmas!! The ending was hella depressing…
@@hellalive8973But he suuuuure was piping Sandra Corleone…
“Are you gonna come along with me Tom? Because if not, you can take your family and your mistress… And know the rest.
This shows the arc on Michael life. Rises in part 1. Peaked between one and two. Downward slide between two and three. Crashes and burned at end of three. Dying Alone.
Brando Denero didnt make the cut!
Also highlites 2 great Oscar winning Pics!!
Any man regardless of who he is will at one time , or another reflect 😔 on his life, and everything he's done wrong.
One of the best re-cap segments ever. It should be in the DVD of the film if it is not already.
Exactly! Even if you saw the movie a million times it was easy at times to forget certain things that happened. So mcuh happened in 34 Years and in The Dollananger Family it took 45 Years to finally heal.
Basically a... "Previously on the Godfather Part 1 and 2" lol.
0:46 love how he goes deep back in that trumpet for this theme
Wise decision to edit out this opening scene. Because many in the audience had seen both movies a countless number of times, we already knew the events leading up to the start of the third movie. A summary of the first two movies wasn't necessary.
It is not an original opening scene. This video mixing is fan made by this YT user.
@@urkersen5246 I dont think so. I think it's the AMC edit. There are other TV edits where they put the film in order through time. For example in part 2 they cut the flash backs and put them before the first film.
@@_Tovar_
That's actually true. This is an AMC edit. First time I watched Part 3, I remember this intro.
It is an interesting intro and edit but I don't think it would have worked for the opening of the film tbh.
@@urkersen5246 I think you're right. Coppola wouldn't have been stupid enough to introduce a third movie with this type of compilation of the previous two two films.
This almost seems like a fan edit..
Paramount edit in the original part 3 it's the portrait of Fan Editing
i thought it was after 2 minutes. this ending sucks
Smoking really ages a person.
Certainly changed his voice.
Pappy Van Winkle are you offended? I love Pacino! His voice is and always will be awesome.
Yea, you know what else does? Time.
Crazy, huh?
Al Pacino looks so different back then
His voice was different too. He sounded more like Scarface in part 3 than Michael Corleone.
@@redcomic619 Smoking permanently deepened his voice.
@@APOCALYPSE_X-MEN yeah. His voice in part 3 didn't suit the character.
Father time will get a hold of every person on this earth.
Age!!!
The Home in Lake Tahoe is a very important symbol because it represents destruction, not only of The Estate but of Michael's Soul which had gotten much worse. I remember reading Web Of Dreams by VC Andrews that focused on The Life of Heaven's Mother Leigh Van Voreen and the prologue had Annie Casteel and her Husband Luke whom she thought was her Brother but he wasn't. She remembered being a Prisoner in Farthinggale Manor aka Farthy as a Teenager and now The Mansion is a Mess, nobody maintained the upkeep, and her Real Father Troy Tatterton lived in a Cottage instead of the Estate.
AMC uses this opening when it airs the movie. Just saw it.
While it isn't the most creative thing and i'm glad they didn't use it for the movie, it was cool to see some of those other brief, deleted scenes of Michael sitting, reflecting on his life and decisions as an older man by himself. Thanks for the upload
psa9819 I love those scenes too. (That last frame of GF2 is Pacino at his most beautiful)
it wouldn't have made sense since he aged so much when we do finally see him.
Rachel Maxwell > Are you part Italian? Just curious. I'm infatuated with the Italian culture minus the Roman Catholic Church but everything else from food to historic sceneries gets my utmost respect.
Yeah, I've never seen those additional scenes of Michael sitting by the lake before. He looks so depressed...
Originally, Part 2 was gonna conclude in the 60’s, with Michael basically showing him age, and alongside his sister being his aid and support. The final scene was meant to be his son Anthony telling his father he wants nothing to do with the family business, than Michael was meant to reflect, and conclude. Had that ending been established I don’t think we would of gotten a Part III, not dissing it but I think that would of been a perfect send off.
The Venomous Fringe Plus there are more scenes of young Vito in the 1930’s, but it was cut out.
Don knowing Michael was the only one to take is place is told through this alternate opening. Michael went through true hell to keep the family in power.
To keep himself in power. His family was either dead or alienated. He was power-hungry.
to take HIS place*
Personally I feel that Francis Ford Coppola brought out that exceptional talent of acting present in Al Pacino like no other director did with Mr.Pacino in Hollywood!!!
Each and every scene where Michael Corleone appears sets the screen on 🔥🔥🔥🔥FIRE!!!!!
Is Michael gradually getting older in the chair?
Yes that scene was the ending in THE GODFATHER PART II. Michael was in his late 40s. That ending scene in part 2 Michael sitting on the chair alone was set in 1968
Godfather 3 was nominated fr Oscar didn't win should have!! No where as good as 1 and 2 but the best of 91
Very beautifully made film 3
Outstanding scene
The most underrated movie in my opinion
I agree
What about ‘Roadie’ with Blonde, Meatloaf, and Alice Cooper???
I love this movie. I love all actors. All I can say. I Can't take it personal.
In part III, Al Pacino stopped playing Michael Corleone and started playing Al Pacino. You can even hear it in his voice.
Or his voice just naturally changed? Lmao
People change in real life so does movie characters...
Something I always thought would be interesting is when they made the movie the Sicilian, they brought Al back for Michael. It would have tied the trilogy and the Sicilian together very nicely.
Weird how the Sicilian movie had NOTHING to do with the Godfather…. The book though?? Freaking awesome
Michael's first wife was stop you in your tracks beautiful.
I actually laughed at around the part where Michael gets slapped by Captain McCluskey because the way it was sequenced with Tessio, Sonny, and Clemenza laughing made it seem like they were laughing at Michael while he was getting hit.
Nathanael Stasinski lol yeah, it was like they were going "ohhh sheet, lil bitch got had the fuck up!"
I guess that's the same reason why in the theatrical. Sonny said something along the lines of getting slapped by a cop and Michael is taking it personal while Tessio and Clemenza laughed.
Don’t ever laugh at Don Michael Corleone, you pheasant. He saved the family.
@@stevedawson6979 He destroyed the family.
@@mauziki The family would have died without him. He saved his father, saved him family. Expanded. the business.
The whole thing with Johnny Fontaine, reminds me of Rock Stars who start at Popcorn Record Labels then have their Contract bought out by a bigger interest. Capitol bought out The Beach Boys Contract with Candix, The Jackson Five left Steeltown for Motown, Elvis left Sun for RCA and Wham (With George Michael RIP), left Innervision for Columbia aka Sony.
This introduction kicks ass. Excellent review of key points that will play out in the 3rd movie. Probably omitted due to its extended length--unfortunate.
I wish that Copolla would used this in the actual introduction. I really liked this.
This Francis Ford edit
Only works in television
This is the opening for the TV version of the movie, edited together to make up for about 15 minutes worth of footage cut out of the film when it debuted on CBS in the mid-90s.
Although, when I saw this on AMC earlier this week, I noticed that they just grafted it onto the remastered DVD print and didn't cut much of the movie at all (mostly profanity).
The shots of Michael you've never seen before were shot for the end of Godfather II and not used. Michael was supposed to be aged at the end of the movie, but the film is so dark, his hair just looks normal black instead of greying.
For YEARS, I didn’t even know he aged like 10 years at the end of 2 until I saw a black and white still of he and Connie in the same frame of that same seen. I was like what!? 😂😂
great piece of art
10:22 never before seen footage!
Yes
That chair Fredo sits on looks sooooo nice
"I've frisked a thousand young punks". Famous last words.
Probably under estimated a Marine CPT in WWII that you punked and tried to kill his old man.
Who’s the punk now? 😵🍝 🍷
i just finished the trilogy for the first time. never saw any of the movies in my life and somehow was never spoiled lol. im 33.
The original was good but tbh underwhelming. 2 was pretty BA. 3 was pretty good and much better than i thought it would be, since many people consider it really bad.
i can see how influential the first 1 was for so many gangster movies and even video games like GTA. At the time of it's release, it must've been one of the most hardcore, gritty films you ever seen. Today, i think the pacing is a little slow and there wasn't enough payoff for me. I felt like it started getting good right before it ended.
For those who may be scratching their heads wondering why they'd air a random modified Godfather III with an extended recap opening, it was meant to appear like a continuation of "The Godfather Saga: A Novel for Television" (a combined supercut of Godfather I & II in the format of a multi-part TV miniseries), which the network had just aired in the preceding days.
Merveilleux films. Extraordinaire Al Pacino. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I love the sepia toned Paramount logos in the new releases of the films.
13:17 man that's a sight for sore eyes...
If Tom hadn`t set up the meeting with Sollozzo and if Sonny hadn`t opened his big mouth, maybe things would have been different but then it wouldn`t be The Godfather.
5:25 which movie this scene from? 🤔😒
Christian Credentials it is unused footage from the end of godfather 2
The Godfather movies are great, great acting, great cast & great scenery in Sicily, Lake Tahoe.
You can see that the aging Michael sitting by the Lake Tahoe at the end of GF2 was still bitter about everything and had no regrets. Coppola making him a friendly, harmless old man in GF3 was total bullshit.
Michael deeply regretted having Fredo killed. And over the years he wanted to change his life. You reap what you sow. I understand your opinion, razbigranicu. But Michael Corleone pays for it in the end.
that was the best thing about it. He brought him entirely back down to a human level rather than the robotic monster that was head of the family. This film gets a bad rep and maybe because it had to live upto the best movies ever made, but if you pick it apart, it's a very very clever movie.
razbigranicu I kind of thought GF2 was his downfall. When he talks to his mom I saw that as him crumbling like a child. I always thought that scene was him regretting what his life had become. Thinking about the failure of his marriage, the death of his mom (therefore becoming an orphan) and the killing of his brother.
But I like your analysis- never saw it from that perspective
The richer you become, the more corruption you start to see. The more you have to watch your back because no one is your friend except yourself. :)
In those archival shots of Michael from Part II, he looks deeply introspective to me, rather than wholly bitter. Michael got into the crime business because he loved his family, but it also effectively turned him against his two closest family members. Michael is conflicted more than anything. Note his bodily expressions as Fredo is shot and the moments afterwards. Also note that in Part III, despite trying to reinvent his reputation and persona as a benevolent businessman, Michael still makes excuses for what he did throughout the film.
These unseen footage of Michael just sitting at the end of Part 2 like where were these lol
😂😂😂 Didn’t even know these existed til like 25 years later. Better late than never
Previously on the Godfather....
8:08 Wow. SEVEN years passed since the ending of the 1st film.
0:45-0:46 at 0:46 I love godfather pt iii opening theme best one than the 1st 2.
Thank you
wish it was used. like it
It's a nice way of connecting the two films
It was used in part 3 you dope
BigCheech 4509 only in the TV version of Part III.
At the end of the day , Everything we do is Always for NOTHING
Personally, I thought it was a pretty good alternate opening from when I saw "The Godfather, Part III" on CBS television many years ago. I am disappointed, however, that whoever was behind this alternate opening NEVER explained it on either the DVD or Blu-ray versions of "The Godfather Trilogy."
They should have put the clips from the two previous movies in The Godfather III.
Robert Wayne dont you see the ending?
3:30 Dre, I thought we was kickin it today!
I actually like this one better
This is great
I hear that C on a trumpet linger for more than one second, I always assume it's The Godfather Waltz.
Fredo looked like the Godfather back in the day thou!
A Moustache Pete.
He wished 😂😂
I wish they would have this seen in godfather 3 on DVD and blu ray
The Godfather Part III is getting re-released with some changes made to it. Apparently, there correcting the wrongs in the movie, all the flaws, some bits audiences weren't happy with.
Its another cash grab, same shit movie
They left out the church scene. Big mistake.
30 years later? 😂😂
@@Powwer69Yup
the kiss of death
I like this opening better than the others once used for G3
And DAMN IT! I don't like the way Copolla did Pacino's Hair!!!
When I first saw a Publicity Photo of Al Pacino. I was thinking, "He was looking different" But I first saw that trailer (Aug. 1990) and Michael having that "Spiked Hair". I Hated it.
Me neither, I cant understand It, Just whyyyy
@@ViniciusFiocco Also why did Pacino have to smoke? His voice became so gruff. Both sounded and looked like some wasted rockstar way past his glory days.
@@Wilantonjakov a lot of actors smoke but it don't screw their voices like that...
@@ViniciusFiocco true
Was there ever an explanation why his home in Nevada was so wrecked?
Damnit, Fredo. You knew better!
6:35 Kay obviously didn't know about the hilari-beast and her son slick willie!
💯
The way he leads back after reflecting on his conversation with brother Fredo speaks volumes he knows, he fuck up big time. Poor Fredo he was stepped over by the family but he could of beem of use.
Can I trust you Fredo Micheal says, then Micheal leads back hard in that rocking chair.
This is a fan made video dumbass. He didn't lean over when he spoke to Fredo
This is identical to the theatrical trailer. :)
I wish they kept Michaels hair in the end of part 2.
There’s a still of Michael and the hair he was supposed to have in part 3 (a little longer than part 2s hairstyle) vs this military cut we were forced to witness…
Al Pacino's hairstyle on this movie was one of the worst things I've ever seen. It was so damn distracting, it took away the menacing part off him
Adrian Monzon i like the hair style
That was his Arnold Schwarzenegger tribute.
God, it was awful.
I read in a Pacino bio that he wanted to wear his hair down to resemble traditional men's haircuts in the late 70's (during which this film takes place), but Coppola said no.
They could have just had Pacino look like how he actually looked in 1990. They didn't need to make him a sickly old man, but rather just a middle-aged mobster with remaining sparks of violence in him.
Adrian Monzon the whole godfather 3 looked like it was in the 90s I was disappointed
God you people are so petty have to be picky about everything. This scene was powerful just shut up already
I love Italian music
Man... it's kinda scary how much Vincent looks like Sonny...
The best ever!
Micheal sat outside in the chair reflecting and he did. He fuck up killing his brother Fredo, in my opinon that was the begining of the end for him. The guilt was destroying him inside outwards. A, shame
Too much rehashing iconic scenes with too much distracting dialogue (distracting to advancing the story of Pt. III). They SHOULD have opened with the very final scene, The Death of Michael Corleone, when the 77-year-old Michael keels over out of his chair in Sicily in 1997.
JStarStar00, I totally agree with you, great thoughts.
That actually would've been interesting.
1:21 Hooters logo
that is not a alternative opening, is scenes from all 3 movies
It is an alternate opening used for AMC. This was planned to be used for the theatrical. Also, the shots of Michael on Lake Tahoe were unused shots and angles from the second film.
Are the shots of current Michael edited or fan-made or are were they official footage from the production that were deleted? Is it 1990 Al Pacino?
Come to think of it, they should've just kept going and covered the plot of Part III in clip form so we wouldn't have to watch the whole thing! 😁
It really should have meant something to Michael that Fredo didn’t try to move & groove with any of the other four families after Michael called him out..
3 is good but 1 and 2 is best
I can see why this wasn't released. Not. Good.
I call bullshit, this is great an opening.
It was a smart thing to not use this opening. It would have made the audience realize even faster how awful part 3 was.
I fundamentally disagree. Part III was not as good as the first two, but still well made for the most part.
@@mercenaryknight5419 3 is so bad that I can't watch the whole thing
Big improvement, I wish they'd included Clemenza's cooking lesson.
What exactly did Fredo do? I don't remember.
New Tuber Fredo conspired with Hyman Roth against Michael. Fredo was promised his own little kingdom if he would betray his brother and believing them, he went along with them. But he thought they would only soften Michael so he would relent during the business deal. Fredo never thought they would actually try to kill Michael.
New Tuber he had some thing to do with the Shooting at the house
He told Roths men about Mikes moves around the Corleone mansion.
@@cbl1984 Not necessarily true. Fredo could have known about the shooting. He told them what room he would be at. He did say that he didn't know but he could have been lying to save himself. Who knows.
Betrayal.
Fredo did betrayal.
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LMAO right, sure
slavery is an evil that should befall none
That son that was aborted could have been the next don, but fucking Kay killed it and Vincenzo got it
nope, according to the book. it was miscarriage, but Mike's sister adviced her to tell it as abortion in order to have revenge from Mike for his ex husband
Un bon film de les homme
Only good thing about part 3 is this
name of the music
The Godfather Waltz
Ben Miller lol
Wanna laugh
Art Carney won Oscar 1974 best actor 😆 😆 😆 I haven watched Oscars in 45 years
5:32 Kay who???
I think Appleton was her last name…
This version feels more like a celebration of the original type film. Shame it was nowhere near what the 1st 2 parts were
Próximo do Restaurante tem lugar pra eu ficar.
This alternate opening is far too long. We don't need to see the entire first 2 movies rehashed. Thankfully, they didn't use this version.
It was much too Michael centric. The Godfather is about more than just him.
Michael was an asshole for not saying "I love you" to Kay right after Kay said "I love you" to Michael first. I tell my GF I love her and I don't care who hears it.
It was because he was with the 'guys' and he knew they would take the piss out of him if he said it back...but yeah come on, he should have some balls.
@@slitor youngins do not understand it was time to show strength not weakness. At that time in betweeb sharks he would be seen as weak. Think a little more, just my 2 cents.
@@gjergjikastrioti3875 Sharks? He was with his closest friends and asociates.
Posturing is a worthless sense of strength anyway from insecure people or charlatans.
@@slitor yes, close friend like Tessio? His brother? Common need to learn a little. But thats my opinion. Maybe you know better.
Michael was shy and introverted. He knew they would tease him. We already saw Clemenza tease him after the call.