This movie is interesting as the last part of a trilogy. I wouldn't watch it if you've not seen the first two. This movie is about Michael 'Don' Corleone, played by Al Pacino, trying to make the family business legitimate. He has a foundation named for his father and now he is trying to get into a large European business that the Vatican holds a major part of. He has to work at his people inside to get them to agree to sell him their share in the company. This of course causes major uproar and the whole family travels to Italy to help seal the deal. I thought it was interesting and a bit different than the first two. A little more slow moving. Diane Keaton is back as Kay, along with Sofia Coppola playing his grown daughter Mary. How will his grown children factor into his business? Will he be able to get out and bring legitimacy to the family name? This movie also stars Andy Garcia as Vinny, the illegitimate son of Sonny. Overall this is a good movie and sad at the same time. I would recommend it if you liked the first two.