The most annoying scene in the trilogy for me has to be where Mary visits Vincent at his place and they start kissing.

thats the worst for me.

how about you?

I guess I gotta agree with you. That scene is just annoying.
I cant think of any bad scene in the first and second part though....

The other day GF3 was on TV and I just happened to tune into the Massacre Scene. Standing by itself, some of it was really bad.
1. the dialog - The one Don who announces the amount of his gift from Michael ($50 million). That seemed a bit contrived. I don't think they would announce it. Then after the bullets fly, the same Don is seen and heard through bloodied lips "Son of a Bitch". Dumb and don't delivered convincingly. "My Lucky Coat"....not so lucky, contrived and stupid.
2. The whole setting of the meeting was very unMafia. Low security, high visibility.
3. Vincent and Michael running around without getting hit.
In total, at a spot viewing it looked cheesy. The only good part was Joey Zaza's speech..."bella figura."

I would agree that the make-out scenes with Vincent & Mary are probably the worst. I also don't like the scene in Atlantic City where one of the Dons quips "My coat, my lucky coat." Seemed too cliched for FFC.

Anything from part III. I like to pretend that movie was never made.

It's easy to pick the worst scenes from GF III.

How abt the worst from GF I or II? Now that's tough.

I can't think of any.

I - Carlo beating Connie

II - Frankie and the Rosatos in the bar

III - Vincent and Mary in the kitchen

Worst scenes?

Part I - Damn. This is hard.

Part II - I personally didn't like the Hyman Roth assasination, the one at the airport. Too loose; the death of Roth's killer seemed too cartoonish.

Part III - The whole debacle of Vincent and Mary was definitely high on the ick factor. But I personally saw less conviction in Anthony's scenes of rejecting Michael. There was something so superfluous about his desire to become a performer; it almost seems as if he's only doing it just to ensure that he will not be part of the Corleone family of crime.

Most of III

Whenever anyone one askes this question, one scene out of the filth that is Part 3(harsh I know)pops into my head. Mike, Tony and Mary are a'strollong in the stone garden. I dont remember the exact line, but Mike,once again, tells her she cant see Vinnie anymore. Mary,as flat as possible, without even a shread of emotion in her voice "No" the runs, no, frollics(sp) away. All they need is a few bluebirds, deer and fluffy grey bunnies.

i thinks its mary again who spoils the scene

its hard to belive that she has an oscar to her name.(or a nominee)

Wow! So do I!. The plot is wery weak itself, and Pacino acting in a way "I'm not responsible for all this crap". Then nobody else is significant, Mary especially. Worse scene is after the theatre. Was Vinnie indeed such a fool in guns even? They all had to be surrounded by bodyguards. Anyone should arrange it all better. And ugly Tony, etc,etc...
From GF1 it's Mike coming to Kay to propose. So unnatural - you FEEL he would never do that, it's invented, artifical scene.

GFI Mike proposes Kay, was one of my best scenes in my life. "Who's being naive" oh, that eyes of Mike, that surprise ( mixture of willingness and reluctance ) of Kay, I can't forget.

I have not read the novel yet, I beleive it is different from the movie. But when I saw the movie I liked the scene very much

GF1 - Carlo beating Connie.

GF2 - Roth sitting around with no shirt on. It creeps me out.

GF3 - The whole "I love you Cous" scene.

That freaks me out too

The scene when michael sees Apollonia for the first time and looks stunned is so artificial. His gaurd mentions that michael looks like he was struck by a thunderbolt, or something to that effect. But michael looked ridiculous standing like a statue.

I always thought the wedding reception scenes of Michael and Kay were the worst acting in the entire trilogy, at least on Pacino's part...

Shoot me, go ahead. But it's true. Right up (or, uh, down) there with Sofia...!

OK.

It's true, tho!

NOTHING compares with Sofia's scenes!!

KAY

Michael, that man over there is talking to himself. See that scary guy over there?

LUCA'S VOICE

...on the wedding day of your daughter...

MICHAEL (after glancing over at Luca)

He's a very scary guy.

KAY

Well, who is he? What's his name?

MICHAEL

His name is Luca Brasi -- an' he helps my father out sometimes. [worst delivered line in all of acting.]

[Luca stands up, facing Mike and Kay, seemingly coming toward them]

KAY

Oh, Michael, wait a minute; he's coming over here...

TOM (appearing in view)

...

MICHAEL

Oh, ah, that -- when my brother Sonny was a kid, he found Tom Hagen in the street. And he had no home -- and so my father took him in -- and he's been with us ever since. He's a good lawyer. Not a Sicilian, but -- I think he's gonna be consiglieri. [I was mistaken, THIS is the worst delivery ever. ]

KAY

What's that?

MICHAEL

That's um, like a counselor -- an advisor -- very important to the family.

(then)

You like your lasagna?

Geoff, you're so right! It's awkward to watch that whole part. Like you feel embarrassed for them. The delivery is horrible, but I think the lines themselves are weak, too.

ROFLMAO

The worst scenes in my opinion are probably the Vincent/Mary scenes in Part III. I didn't like the murder scenes in part III either.

In GF I and II, I do not agree with anybody, about worst scene opinions, about some of them, I am even passionate (mike kay scene, Mike appolonia scene).

In the frist two I can't think of a bad scene
but in GFIII all of it. and Andy Gracia just by being in the movie killed it.

I think Garcia played an average part,i liked the Zasa Set up especelly,I really cant think of any other decent actor to fill the part at the time.

I never meant to say that they acted badly! They were both perfect. But the scene itself, as the part of screenplay, doesn't meet my eye-it-s artifical. As if they wished to indicate the fact of marriage without loss of time. He came, 30'', proposed, 1'20'', she consented, 45'',they left together...
I mean, he was not that light-headed, to come to her after committing murder just like that, after 3 years, and not that stupid as to tell her instead of "hello" that he is at home for a year, but never thought of her existence before.
Another thing came to my head, about GF3.
When Mike killed 5 families' heads, his son was supposed to be 3 years old. GF3 takes place, as I remember, in 1980. Then, Tony is - 33 ?!?!
And he still can't get the law degree and chose his profession?
If he was Fredo's son I wouldn't be surprised...