Scarface
Action • R • 1983 • 2 hr 50 min
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Tony Montana's rise and fall: a loud, bloody rollercoaster with a side of excess. Iconic, but still could've been tighter.
One of the reasons Al Pacino is a generational talent of this genre. For a long movie it feels like something is always happening.
Aggressive and loads of fun. Brian de Palma and Oliver Stone work like bread and butter supported by an infectious Al Pacino.
A world famous film about the rise of a Cuban immigrant in the heart of Miami. An all time classic and a must watch!
One of the best crime dramas, if not a little lengthy. The slow burn scenes could have worked but the soundtrack kind of detracts from them.
This is actually best movie of all time like the way the character is built up and stuff and the characters are just perfect i give a 10/10
You point your fingers and say that’s the bad guy
crazy rewatch value one of my favorite movies of all time just because of the feeling of tony he feels like an emotional man.
Al Pacino plays a magnificent role. It is perfectly directed, the music is on point and the dialogue is out of this world. Simply amazing.
Classic mob movie. Way too long, but cool story. Al Pacino was a weird choice but did quite well.
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