Introduction Scarface 1932 was an American gangster movie that was directed by Howard Hawks and produced by Howard Hughes and Borris Karloff. According to Canby (1883,p. 2), it mostly centered on gang warfare where rivalry was seen amongst them in their pursuit to control the city. Later on, the police intervention in the ongoing rivalry made the inevitable requirement to calm the situation. The theme of the movie follows the plot of the 1929 novel Scarface (Written by Armitage Trail). It took the producers three months to shoot the movie in three different locations with a limited number of actors (Ansen, 1983, p.3). The movie highlights some accidents in its production with Lloyd losing an eye. Its actual production ended in 1931 but its release followed in 1932. After facing serious criticisms that the movie was glorifying gangster lifestyles, the producers had to face numerous challenges with the public before it could find acceptance in media viewing. Due to the imaginations that it was promoting a lot of violence, it had to be edited further (Ansen, 1983, p.3). United Artists distributed the 93-minute movie. Since some states remained reluctant about accepting the movie even after it had undergone a series of editing, the produces opted to sell the original version in states that did not adhere to strict sensor rules. Scarface 1982 on the other hand is an epic crime drama film. As written by Oliver Stone and directed by Brian De Palma, the story captures original Scarface 1932 episodes in the background in dedication to the entire Scarface original crew. According to Arnold (1983, p. 2), Universal pictures company accepted to distribute the film as it enjoyed a running time of 170 minutes on most theatre screens. Eventually, it received mixed reactions with a lot of criticism for its graphic language and violence. The movie created significant influence in American society, thereby leaving its effects in-group culture, fashion trends, and non-verbal expressions. Due to its popularity, its poster sold for fortune over a long time across the USA. The movie first premiered in New York in 1983 with many mixed reactions as expressed above. It was also able to gross $65 million worldwide. Discussion Scarface 1932 is mostly an indictment of gang rule where the producer is calling for some action on these. As the movie unravels, the audiences encounter the murder of Big Louis. Immediately the audience learns that this character played a role as a senior gangster in the previous generation. This killing signals the beginning of gang wars. On the other hand, Tony gets in the wrong hand with the corps as he associated with Johnny Lovo who had split with Big Louis. Tony wants to control the south side as Johnny is controlling the north (Doogan,1998, episode 7). These two people, later on, come to take over the Big Louis club and in the process manage to eliminate Meehan and Berzini to take over the south side. Elsewhere the other gang leader on the north side O’Hara is giving warnings that he wants Johnny to back off from the planned invasion. O’Hara later meets his death in a flower shop and Tony receives this message while he is in his house. Ironically, the corps comes into Tony’s house to arrest him following the incident.