The second movie was significantly better. I loved the two stories about how the Corleone empire was built in the past and how the empire was crumbling in the present. Continuing from the first movie, Al Pacino's Michael Corleone showed his growth and how he became what he sworn not to be. Again, Al Pacino was phenomenal as the the man who tried to keep his family together. The runtime was 20 minutes longer than the first, but it didn't feel as dragging because the story was more complexed and fascinating. Overall, an awesome and contemplative look at the legacy of The Godfather. 9/10.