A dynamite gangster flick

Rating: Null/10 (19 July 2001)

Al Pacino goes hogwild on life and excess in SCARFACE, a film about the rise and a literal fall of a powerful Cuban mobster Tony Montana. He spread chaos and bloodshed in order to keep his empire of cocaine intact, but it all crumbled down on him as a result of his ego taking over his senses. Unlike his other mafioso role as the cool and collected
Michael Corleone, Pacino was on the rampage portraying Montana, with nearly every sentence he says contains the F-word. Violence was also an option for this guy, so SCARFACE ran amuck with graphic killings.
Intolerant viewers may be turned off by the excessive violence and the vulgarity, but make no mistake. The performances were undeniably awesome.