Scarface
Matthew Alexander "Matt" Sinegar [SIN-NA-GAR] (An EXTREMELY Mature, EXTREMELY Heterosexual (Straight), EXTREMELY Handsome/Sexiest/Attractive, EXTREMELY Strong, & EXTREMELY Tall African-American/Black Man):
I'm LITERALLY A GIGANTIC Fan Of Scarface. Tony Montana Is LITERALLY Still One Of My All-Time Favorite Greatest Gangsters.
I'm LITERALLY A GIGANTIC Fan Of Scarface. Tony Montana Is LITERALLY Still One Of My All-Time Favorite Greatest Gangsters.
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- DirectorBrian De PalmaStarsAl PacinoMichelle PfeifferSteven BauerIn the 1980s, a determined criminal-minded Cuban immigrant becomes the biggest drug smuggler in Miami, and is eventually undone by his own drug addiction.Tony Montana Is LITERALLY Always One Of My All-Time Favorite Greatest Gangsters.
- DirectorsHoward HawksRichard RossonStarsPaul MuniAnn DvorakKaren MorleyAn ambitious and nearly insane violent gangster climbs the ladder of success in the mob, but his weaknesses prove to be his downfall.
- DirectorLaurent BouzereauStarsBrian De PalmaMartin BregmanAl Pacino52min documentary on Scarface
- DirectorLaurent BouzereauStarsJulie SalamonKen TuckerEli RothThis new documentary presents "Scarface" as a unique phenomenon in cinema history. It explores how a film plagued by controversy leading up to its release has become a Hollywood classic, influencing a whole new generation of filmmakers.
- DirectorBenny BoomStarsKevin LilesCaponeN.O.R.E.Superstars of the hip-hop scene reveal their admiration for Brian De Palma's Scarface (1983) and how the movie and Al Pacino's memorable character were important to their lives, their careers, the lessons they got from it, and obviously how truly devoted fans they are from the classic film.
- StarsAl PacinoSteven BauerRobert LoggiaScarface the game begins during the final scene of the film, with the mansion of Tony Montana under attack from assassins sent by Alejandro Sosa. When Tony survives, his quest to kill Sosa begins.
