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Scarface 1983
description written by member Tim:
A remake of the 1932 crime drama by Howard Hawks, Al Pacino stars as Tony Montana, a Cuban refugee who runs a cut throat cocaine business in Miami Floridia, only to end up an addict of his own product which between his ego and that leads to his assassination.
| MPAA Rating: | R |
| Running Time: | 170 minutes |
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$45,408,703 (US)
$65,884,703 (World) |
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No conflict here. I hate this movie. And I hate people who say that they love it. Especially when they say that they hate people who say they love it. Duh!
Al Pacino's Tony Montana was terrible. Pacino is a grossly over-rated actor whose career has gone on for far too long now. He really should have stuck to playing such...
(complete Scarface review by Dash Riprock)
I'm conflicted about Scarface. I must confess that I love this movie; I must also confess that I generally hate people who love this movie.
I saw Scarface when it first came out on HBO back in 1984. I was in fifth grade, presicely ten years old, and living for extended periods of time without a parental overwatch for...
(complete Scarface review by Filmkiller)
| Scarface Movie Review by Zara (12/11/2009) |
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I was tempted to give this 2 stars but then when I figured out that Oliver Stone wrote the script, I automatically had to downgrade it some more.
I hadn't watched this movie up until today. I knew all the quirky lines in the flick because they've been used in everything from cleaning solution commercials to kids' TV...
(complete Scarface review by Zara)
| Scarface Movie Review by Chris (12/17/2007) |
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Since films began to get big, plenty of mafia films have been released, dealing with drugs, violence and money. There have been many good ones, The Godfather, Goodfellas plus the original 30's Scarface. Scarface, directed by Brian De Palma, is a classic film. Combining over violence, drugs and the biggest deal with money....
(complete Scarface review by Chris)
| Scarface Movie Review by Chris (12/17/2007) |
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Since films began to get big, plenty of mafia films have been released, dealing with drugs, violence and money. There have been many good ones, The Godfather, Goodfellas plus the original 30's Scarface. Scarface, directed by Brian De Palma, is a classic film. Combining over violence, drugs and the biggest deal with money....
(complete Scarface review by Chris)
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