The Godfather Collection

In 1945, aging Mafia don Vito Corleone refuses to support a drug operation, triggering a mob war. His reluctant son Michael, a war hero, is pulled into the family business. As violence escalates, Michael transforms from outsider to ruthless leader, fighting to preserve the Corleone legacy at a terrible cost.

Vito Corleone rises from Sicilian orphan to powerful Mafia don in early 20th-century New York, while his son Michael consolidates power in the 1950s, navigating betrayal, family strife, and moral decline in his quest to preserve the Corleone legacy.

In 1979, Michael Corleone nears 60 and has made the Corleone empire fully legitimate, handing over the crime business to Joey Zasa. As he secures a major Vatican-backed property deal and supports his daughter Mary’s charity, a violent feud ignites when Vincent Mancini, Sonny’s son, clashes with Zasa—threatening Michael’s legacy, peace, and the future of his family.