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SCARFACE (1983) - Full Watch Along (Patreon)

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2026-05-04 22:59:22
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Say hello to my little reaction! This was everything I had hoped for and more… wow. Let’s go Tony! And my gosh, Michele Pfeiffer is just as breathtaking as always! 🖤

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SCARFACE (1983) - Full Watch Along

Scarface is a 1983 American crime drama film directed by Brian De Palma, and written by Oliver Stone. It is a remake of the 1932 film of the same name. It stars Al Pacino as Cuban refugee Tony Montana, who arrives in Miami during the Mariel boatlift and becomes a powerful drug lord.

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Jay Davis

Say hello to... a great movie!

Terry In the UK

One of, ...if not THE ultimate Al Pacino performance..a real classic of cinema. Coby... another gangster movie I would truly beg you to watch and what would make my day, my year...and my decade is a movie from little 'ol Britain and proof us Brits can make a really good gangster film... it's called "Legend" ( 2015 ) It's the true story biopic of legendary British Gangsters The Kray Twins during 1960s London. Starring Tom Hardy as Reggie Kray and also starring Tom Hardy as twin brother Ronnie Kray. Tom Hardy gives a magnificent performance in the dual roles of the gangsters, alongside a brilliant cast. A violent, funny and incredible look at the rise and fall of Britains most famous and notorious crime firm. I genuinely believe you'd love this film (and Tom Hardy) and hope, hope, hope with everything crossed it can be a movie you'd consider......( for me, pretty please ). Hope you're having a brilliant Monday.

Mark Knight

My second favorite gangster movie only after Goodfella’s.

Bruce Bromley

Pacino is so over the top, this film veers into comedy, IMO. His performance as "Big Boy" Caprice in Dick Tracy is more believable. I prefer the 1932 original with Paul Muni.