Is it worth it, even if you’re a completionist? Or is it best to let the ending of II be the ending?
>>218649033It insists upon Sofia.
>>218649033cousin incest is unironically basedthat coppola girl is so used to getting dick that her mouth is always already slightly open.Only sexually retired gay have a problem with this movie
>>218649033It has good parts; but the bad parts overwhelm the good.
>>218649033It's a normal good movie. It's only considered bad due to the previous two installments
>>218649033More entertaining than the other two
>>218649033>I'm pregnant, cous!very few girls you can just look at and know with complete certainty that she would have been an amazing fuck. Some girls are just built for passionate sex. You can also reason that if she's down to fuck her cousin she's probably permawet and ready to go most of the time. One girl I knew in high school fucked her uncle and was also passed around by several classmates. There was also a rumor she had a threesome with one teacher and his wife.
its really not even that good of a series
>>218649033It's honestly kino if you know anything about parapolitics or Vatican conspiracies (based heavily on the Banco ambrosia scandal). The pnly negatives i remember are the haircut and the idea of Vincent being a capable boss wasn't believable.
>>218649033It’s not utterly terrible but it’s completely unnecessary and hindered by multiple compromises that sadly add up to a very flawed film (rewritten because they wouldn’t pay Duvall enough, Winona got sick so they cast Sofia last minute, Al is frankly just not playing Michael)
>>218649033Be sure to NOT watch the Netflix gay ass edition
>>218653808The haircut is a genuinely weird choice. No idea why Coppola did that.
>>218650897>One girl I knew in high school fucked her uncle and was also passed around by several classmates. There was also a rumor she had a threesome with one teacher and his wife.
>>218649033There's opera singing
>>218649033not worth it, don't let the curiosity get the best of you, it blows. whatever Ridley Scott developed lately Coppola already had in the 90s
>>218649033Just when you think you're out, it pulls you back in.
>>218654213>whatever Ridley Scott developed lately Coppola already had in the 90sBrutal
Just watch the helicopter scene on youtube and be happy with that