The Godfather still carries the double plot formula which is still connected to each other like the previous sequel. Scenes between Michael Corleone and Vito Corleone, later played by Robert de Niro, alternately graced the viewing screen. Only this time, the connection between the plots is not as solid as before. This film only tells about the biography of the main character Vito Corleone in the story of Michael Corleone which should be the focus of the story. Then in the storyline about Michael himself, the author found a lot of uncertainty regarding the things that happened to each character. For example, Fredo turns out to be the mastermind behind the difficulties in Michael's business. It's just that his motivation also feels less intense, he only does it for classic reasons, his pride as an older brother. The plot of The Godfather as a whole is too complex. Unclear presentation of instructions for the continuation of the story makes the writer tend to feel bored. Fortunately, the flashback plot regarding Vito Corleone's story is more exciting to watch. Moreover, Robert de Niro's acting is said to be very similar to Marlon Brando.