The Godfather, Coda: The Death of Michael Corleone

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The Godfather, Coda: The Death of Michael Corleone

2020

Crime

Drama

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The Godfather, Coda: The Death of Michael Corleone pulls the audience back into Francis Ford Coppola's epic gangster saga with a freshly -- albeit slightly -- edited version of its final installment.

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Zaki Hasan

San Francisco Chronicle

03/28/2021

Not enough has been changed to turn around anyone who already dislikes it, but in cutting out 13 minutes of runtime, the director has excised many of the small moments that made it uniquely memorable in the first place.

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John Anderson

America Magazine

12/18/2020

Much is tailored to the needs of drama in "Godfather, Coda." But one cannot manufacture urgency in a film that lacks the kind of cosmic conflict of its two predecessors.

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David Ehrlich

IndieWire

12/18/2020

It's often gripping, sometimes masterful, and almost never betrays its history as the work of a wayward giant scrambling back toward respectability after a long decade lost in the wilderness.

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Marcelo Paredes

Cinencuentro

04/23/2025

What it does well, it does very well, offering an alternative closure to one of cinema's most complex characters. [Full review in spanish]

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Erick Estrada

Cinegarage

11/01/2022

The descent of Michael to different hells. Each one more tragic. Each one more profound. [Full review in Spanish]

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Nick Hasted

The Arts Desk

03/14/2022

4/5

For all its flashy flaws, perhaps we should be grateful Coppola scrabbled so close to a legitimate last act.

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T O

@RT38245348 May 22

Boring - Boring - Boring!!!

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Spencer P.

@s_plewe May 21

Although it couldn't help but feel especially filmed in the 90s, being separated from the iconic old days by quite a bit, The Godfather, Coda (having not seen the theatrical Part III) gives the Corleone family an emotional sendoff thanks to Al Pacino and Andy Garcia's commanding performances.

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Reto G

@RT33517574 Apr 14

A good movie and end to the saga, but he sadly doesn't reach the highs of it's perdicesors.

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D P

@RT45936356 Mar 15

So, I guess I was just tricked into watching Godfather 3 again. And the title is a whole lie. They just flash him on the screen years after the story ends with the assumption that that is his last moment in life???? Weird. The whole incestuous story line was revolting. That could have been eliminated. Horrid. Absolutely horrid. The movie is dated 2020, so I actually thought it was a new entry. But then Sofia shows up on my screen looking the same age as in Godfather 3, so I had to run to Google to see how they tricked me into watching a movie I despise again. If this is a new cut, then I suppose I hate it less than my memory of the original Godfather 3, but I still don't plan on seeing it again. The first 2 entries in this saga are utterly sublime. This didn't have to be made at all.

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Ken R

@KRR13 Mar 9

Though I've seen The Godfather numerous times and Godfather II more than once, before last night I had never seen "Coda" nor the earlier Godfather III version. Wow, what a stinker. I found the dialog to be idiotic, the acting wooden, the plot boring and barely comprehensible. Surreal to see this movie, so very, very far from the brilliance of the first two films. After sitting bored through the first hour, I started laughing during the heliborne assault and laughed all the way to the end. This is a truly dreadful and worthless waste of 2 1/2 hours.

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Gabriel M

@Anonymous12 Jan 28

Better than the final director’s cut version of the film.

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Director: Francis Ford Coppola
Producer: Francis Ford Coppola
Screenwriter: Francis Ford Coppola, Mario Puzo
Distributor: Paramount Pictures
Genre: Crime, Drama
Original Language: English
Release Date (Theaters): Dec 4, 2020, Limited
Release Date (Streaming): Dec 8, 2020