Used as a pawn, Fredo never set out to endanger Michael's life, but such details matter little to the Corleone family don, and Fredo is mercilessly killed in The Godfather Part II's ending.

Francis Ford Coppola revisited The Godfather trilogy and revised the ending of his Al Pacino and Marlon Brando-featuring movies, splitting fans to this day ...

Some welcomed the change with open arms, claiming the revised ending finally aligned with ... “The only thing I remember enjoying about The Godfather: Part III is the last fifteen minutes ...

Many movies have made about the mob. Few of them are considered true works of cinematic art, though. One clear instance of that, and a movie that changed the landscape of film, is Francis Ford ...