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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.
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Scarface Movie Review by Jarrod  (11/15/2007) |
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'Scarface' is a movie so excessively violent and over-the-top, one remains consistently in awe of it, and its main character, Tony Montana, played by Al Pacino in one of his most iconic roles. Pacino sports an awful accent, but he makes Montana into a man of endless energy and ambition, but also incredible ruthlessness,...
(complete Scarface review by Jarrod)
| Scarface Movie Review by Tim (7/21/2007) |
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Favorite Movie Quotes for Scarface :
Tony Montana: I kill a communist for fun, but for a green card, I gonna carve him up real nice.
Tony Montana: In this country, you gotta make the money first. Then when you get the money, you get the power. Then when you get the power, then you get the women.
Tony Montana: You wanna...
(complete Scarface review by Tim)
| Scarface Movie Review by Ben (4/25/2007) |
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There is so much on the surface of this movie that it is difficult to get to the real story.
I didn't count the number of times that Tony Montana (Pacino) uses the work f*ck or motherf*cker, but I do not believe there is another movie out there that tops it. I have heard that after 20 years, The Devil's Rejects may now...
(complete Scarface review by Ben)
| Scarface Movie Review by Justin (5/24/2006) |
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I don't know how well received this movie was back in '83, but it has in the time since earned a profound appreciation by rap artists. This is not surprising given that the "classic" is a grim, exploitative, and really "easy-to-read" handbook for wannabe gangstas. The film has a certain stylistic flare, but DePalma...
(complete Scarface review by Justin)
| 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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