The Most Underrated Movie in Hollywood History

Rating: 8/10 (13 June 2007)

Scarface presents us Al Pacino at his best, in a role that resembles Macbeth - due to the overwhelming hunger for power and its consequences. Pacino is extraordinary as Tony, playing the ruthless title character to astonishing perfection. With an actor as accomplished as Pacino, it's nearly impossible to pinpoint his finest career performance, but it's reasonably safe to assume that his work in "Scarface" ranks near the top of his impressive list. The ending is simply amazing, with Montana getting repeatedly shot and still standing.
Two decades after its original release, this Al Pacino masterpiece continues to thrive because of its exceptional performances, gripping storyline and compelling script. There are no fancy special effects to grab your attention, no high-tech gadgets either. Just brilliant directing, writing and acting. Of all the gangster epics that have come out in the past decades, this is by far one of the many outstanding achievements of that particular genre.
Where were the Oscars?
The most underrated movie in Hollywood history! 9/10