You should watch it. it's a classic.
I'm curious what your take on it will be. I re-watched it a couple years ago, and it didn't age very well, imo.
All of this.You should watch it. it's a classic.
I'm curious what your take on it will be. I re-watched it a couple years ago, and it didn't age very well, imo.
This coming out of my mouth repeatedly while on vacation has never not annoyed my wife.Fly Pelican.
Your life will be deprived without it.
The only outrage would be concerning Al's poor Cuban accent.
There are many, many very quotable lines from this cult classic.
I lived in the greater Miami vicinity during the time frame and couldn't wait to see it when it first came out at the theater. My first watch I was kinda "meh". But then after 30 more viewings it is definitely in my collection of must haves.
1932 version.Is there a Scarface movie without Pacino, or am I just showing may age by asking that?
and to understand the origin of Razor RamonThe General said:A must watch if only to get about 10 pop culture references that you will now know what they are.
Are any of the cubans played by latino actors?Would there be outrage if this movie was made today with Al Pacino playing a Cuban refugee?
Is there a Scarface movie without Pacino, or am I just showing may age by asking that?
Cagney, ed g robinson.... Heck yeah. Say hello to my little friendsDon Quixote said:1932 version.
Didn't they move the shoot from Miami to La because of Cuban backlash at the time?2. Would there be outrage if this movie was made today with Al Pacino playing a Cuban refugee?
If they were any more Cuban, Castro would have smoked them himself.Are any of the cubans played by latino actors?
I'm actually partial to some of the tv friendly edits:Make sure to watch the unedited cut or you may be deprived of certain depravities.
A classic guy flick btw, a must for points on the man card