Well, I have been rewatching all three films in a marathon of sorts--they are such art, such remarkable achievements...
In any case, I agree with others here--Michael is done, he died that nite on the steps--he didn't get the option of 'burning in hell' to save his daughter--the irony of his getting to die like his father is beautiful.
Additionally--I want GFIV to be all about Garcia. Since he did such an extraordinary job he deserves a story.
I hope they do it--It is a film legacy worthy of continuing.

I think that the GF 4 movie should definetly be made. It should document the life of Michael between the shooting death of his daughter at the opera and the final scene of his death, falling off the chair, in Italy.

WHAT HAPPENED BETWEEN THAT TIME PERIOD??? Did he have anything to do, "behind the scenes", with the new Don...Vincent Corleone...surely, he must have, for Michael would have greatly wanted to avenge the death of his daughter, Mary.
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