…I just finished up rewatching my Godfather Trilogy on DVD.
I just realized that Vincent Mancini who becomes the Don after Michael is the son of Santino and that girl he was humping against the door during the wedding scene in The Godfather.
I guess I just always assumed that Joey Za Za called Vincent a bastard because Sonny was dead and Vincent grew up without a father. But this just clicked for me…
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…And by the way, if you’ve never broken into streaming rivulets of tears at the end of part III, when Michael has collapsed on the steps with his murdered daughtered sprawled in front of him, his mouth agape as all the pain in the world crushes him completely and totally–then you’ve never truly appreciated the trilogy for what it is–a complete cycle of tragedy that is utterly heartbreaking.
It is the story of the backbone of America told in three generations.