Most Overrated Film of All-Time - Poorly Directed Poorly Written and a Miserable Soundtrack

Rating: 1/10 (17 October 2017)

The most overrated films of all time.
The film throws cliché after cliché at the audience, with frequent awkward over-acting moments - Responsibility for all this falls squarely on the Director...after ricocheting off the Screenwriter's desk.
Before Oliver Stone tackled the rewrite of the originally written 1932 script, he famously moved to Paris to quit his cocaine habit.
Before Brian DePalma was brought aboard to direct, Sidney Lumet was hired as the Director, inducing Stone to come in to handle screenwriting duties. However, when Lumet read Stone's work, he quit.
De Palma's Untouchables was his best film - this is his worst film. The only similarity between the two films is the soundtrack - occasionally annoying in the Untouchables, it drones through Scarface, adding to one's misery in trying to endure the film. Perhaps an attempt to fill in those frequent awkward scenes.
The script fails on every level - Oliver Stone's Wall Street released 4 years later is a work of genius - Scarface a work of an amateur. I know high school writers who can put out better work.
Add in fake looking bright red blood, and actors getting shot who fall/die like B Movie actors in the 1950s, and you have a complete mess.
Not wasting anymore time on this review - Scarface is an all-time Turkey/Bomb.