Issac Spicer
almost 4 years
ago
A must see for dishwashers looking for early retirement.
John Mitchell
over 4 years
ago
Pure, unadulterated genius, a masterclass in film making
emilio murillo
over 4 years
ago
Amazing, round story of the rise/fall of Tony Montana. Flawless setting, characters, plot.
Noah Rymer
almost 5 years
ago
worst fake accents ever, poor production values. skip the entire middle and miss nothing.
Dominic Dirupo
6 years
ago
Quality. Pacino is superb. Everyone else is a bit crap though
Mario Schievenini
7 years
ago
One of the finest characters Pacino ever did. A classic.
J.H. Howes
7 years
ago
This film is a rite of passage. Love it or hate it, you'll have to see it at some point.
Akshay
7 years
ago
A classic. Al Pacino's best role.
Grant davies
over 7 years
ago
very violent. Al Pacino makes it though
Frederik Værum Olesen
over 7 years
ago
Classic, best gangster film ever made. Al Pacino is the perfect cast
Jonathan Evans
over 7 years
ago
Well say "Goodnight" to the bad guy. So many classic scenes. That's why this is a classic
Ayush Shishodia
over 7 years
ago
Al Pacino starred Scarface is an ultra-violent and eminently quotable gangster epic movie.
Kakra
almost 8 years
ago
8.5/10
Kraig Brachman
almost 8 years
ago
Over hyped from people who saw it back in the day. It's not a good movie.
Brendan Keevers
8 years
ago
You will never get a mob/gangster movie better than this one.
Gini Gangadharan
8 years
ago
One of the best show by Al Pacino, I ever seen. Nice long and wide shots used in the film.
Anthony Kozlowski
8 years
ago
A prime example of character development (deterioration?) done right.
Scarface is a 1983 American epic crime drama movie directed by Brian De Palma, written by Oliver Stone, produced by Martin Bregman and starring Al Pacino as Tony Montana. A contemporary remake of the original 1932 film of the same name, the film tells the story of Tony Montana, a Cuban refugee who comes to Miami in 1980 as a result of the Mariel Boatlift, and becomes a drug cartel kingpin during the cocaine boom of the 1980s. The movie chronicles his rise to the top of Miami's cocaine empire. The film is dedicated to Howard Hawks and Ben Hecht, the director and principal screenwriter of the original 1932 film, respectively.
The initial critical response to Scarface was mixed, with the film receiving criticism for its violence and graphic language. The film was widely criticized by the Cuban community in Miami, who objected to various aspects of the film, and the fact Cubans in it were compared with criminals and drug traffickers. The film has since gathered a cult following and has...