What do you think of Vincent's smile when he finally shoots the killer in Godfather III?

In Godfather III, Vincent's last smile when he shot the killer was a smile representing victory.

Although the story of the third generation godfather Vincent is not fully shown in the film, in his first half life, we can see some tragic premises-giving up the love of power; In order to get rid of the threat, assassination is like a father raising an uncle; Hired a murderer, but killed his lover Mary by mistake.

This potential fate writing itself can also be compared with the growth history of director Coppola as an Italian immigrant. The fate course from rags to rags to disillusionment is not only experienced by the Corleone family, but also experienced by Italian immigrants in history.

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The film tells the story of 1979, the second godfather Michael Corleone in his later years. In order to save his soul, Michael slowly ended the family mafia business and turned to legal business.

When Michael agreed to inject capital into the Vatican Bank, he asked for control of the European real estate group controlled by the Vatican Bank. Rugasi, the controller of the stands, and the archbishop cheated Michael, refused to give up the stands with money, and tried to assassinate Michael.

In order to destroy the last few enemies, Michael sent people to new york and Sicily to track them down. However, when he watched the opera performed by his son Tony with his returning wife Kay, a bloody massacre happened beside him. The new pope was assassinated. A group of gunmen poured into the opera house.

Michael survived the gun fire, but his daughter died of an accidental injury. Power makes Michael climb the peak of glory, but power also makes Michael fall into the abyss of sin. He finally came to the end of the road and gradually left this bustling and noisy world in regret and despair.