Michael Corleone (Al Pacino) and his wife Hay (Diane Keaton) have a terrible fight in which she admits that she has aborted their future son.
Movie Description: 'The Godfather Part II' is acclaimed for its narrative structure, intertwining Vito and Michael Corleone's stories. Robert De Niro and Al Pacino receive high praise for their performances. The film is celebrated for its cinematography, design, and score, offering an immersive experience. Some critics argue it surpasses the original, while others see it as a complementary piece, exploring themes of power and moral decay. A few find it slower-paced or less engaging, with some noting a lack of fresh elements. Overall, it is regarded as a cinematic achievement and one of the greatest sequels.
A tense confrontation between a couple culminates in a devastating revelation about a lost pregnancy, leading to the total collapse of their relationship. The scene then shifts abruptly to a formal business introduction involving Don Ciccio and the Genco Olive Oil Company.
Michael, you say you love me,
and then you talk about allowing me to leave.
There are things that have been going on for years between men
and women that will not change the next day.
Michael, you're blind. You've become blind, Michael.
Blind for what?
Look, look what's happened to us, Mike.
My God, look what's happened to our son, Michael.
Nothing's happened to us.
Don't tell me nothing's happened to us ever, Michael.
I don't want to hear about it.
I don't want to hear about it.
Nothing's happened to us.
This moment,
I feel no
love for you
at all.
I never thought that would ever happen, but it has.
Leave
tomorrow.
Michael, you haven't heard me.
What do you want from me?
Do you expect me to let you go.
Do you expect me to let you take
my children from me? Don't you know me?
Don't you know that that's an impossibility,
that that could never happen?
That I'd use all my power
to keep something like that from happening?
Don't you know that?
In time, you'll feel differently.
You'll be glad I stopped you now.
I know you blame me for losing the baby.
I know what that meant to you.
Change. I'll change. I've learned
that I have the strength to change.
And you'll forget about this miscarriage.
Another child will go on. You and I.
Oh, Michael. Michael, you are blind.
It wasn't a miscarriage.
It was an abortion. An abortion, Michael.
Just like our marriage is an abortion.
Something that's unholy and evil.
I didn't want your son, Michael.
Your son's into this world.
It was an abortion, Michael. It was a son. A son,
and I had it killed because this must all...
I know now that it's over. I knew it then.
There would be no way, Michael. No way you could ever forgive me.
Not with this Sicilian thing that's been going on for 2,000 years!
Don
Ciccio.
Don Ciccio.
Don Ciccio. Don Ciccio, I'm Don Ciccio.
Do you know my mother?
If she wanted to do me the honor,
she wanted to introduce us to my American partner.
Her name is Vito Corleone.
Vito Corleone.
Noi altri, Don Ciccio, ci mandammo
l'olio d'oliva a casa, al paese nostro.
La compagnia chitarra in America si chiama Genco Olive Oil Company.
Significa compagnia d'olio d'oliva, Don Ciccio.
