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The Corleone Chronicles: Revisiting The Godfather Films as Trilogy

Francis Ford Coppola's The Godfather films are often considered as two great epics and a disappointing epilogue. The unpopularity of Godfather III has prevented in-depth analysis of the films as a trilogy. To fully appreciate the chronicles of the Corleone Family, it is important not only to distinguish the films from the conventions of the "gangster" film genre but also to reassess how they constitute a unified whole.