At last, in the Top 250, where it really belongs

Rating: 10/10 (29 April 2005)

I have never seen any gangster movies with the Scarface genre before so when my dad brought one I immediately watched it.
The soundtrack at the opening lines (the introduction) was superb and suited the movie's plot. Like a mysterious sound of hate. Next came he introduction to Tony Montana, which left me wild-eyed, since I like the grittiness of his character ("what the f**k is wrong with this guy meing").
Next came he introduction to his life in the resettlement, his back-breaking job in a hotdog shop and finally, when he met Omar Suarez and was told to do business with Colombians. The scenes in which Angel Fernandez was killed by a chainsaw and when Tony finally got the ace up by shooting them all dead (and in the head)was nicely filmed (really looks like GTA--Vice City) Every piece of this film, mentioned or not mentioned, marks the climax of gangster movies (rivalled only by Carlito's Way, another underrated film) and is a masterpiece. It's better to place this in the top 50.