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Source *All this pictures in this post were taken directly from the movie by me.* >As I mentioned a couple of posts ago, I've been taking advantage of this 2025 to revisit several classic films that I hadn't seen for several years. In fact, I discovered many of these films in the middle of my adolescence when my love for the seventh art was beginning to emerge and I was barely able to absorb a portion of its virtues…More
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I prefer watching older films than newer ones. For some, old movies may be somewhat boring but I usually find them interesting. I remember when I was in college, I sat through 4hours of Cleopatra starring Elizabeth Taylor and I was hooked till the end. But that doesn't happen nowadays. I find those films very beautiful but I don't get dazed or transfixed anymore. Perhaps I lack the necessary patience or interest but…More
Brian De Palma’s *Scarface* is one of the best known gangster films, nowadays known as a source of popular Internet memes. Apart from being famous piece of genre cinema, that film bears honour of being one of the rarely successful and renowned remakes. The original version, released in 1932 and directed by Howard Hawks, is considered to be one of the classics of gangster genre and among the most influential works of…More
Scarface (dirigida por Brian De Palma, escrita por Oliver Stone) es un drama criminal y mafioso sobre el ascenso y la caída de Tony Montana, un inmigrante cubano que llega a Miami en busca del sueño americano. La película recibió críticas dispares cuando se estrenó, pero con el tiempo se ha convertido en una película de culto conocida por su violencia, intensidad y estilo. En esta película, Al Pacino interpretó uno…More
Source *Disclaimer: This post assumes that you have already seen Scarface, so although there are no direct spoilers there are abstract references to what happens in its ending.* Scarface is one of those films that I adore but are so embedded in my subconscious that it is a bit difficult for me to approach them for a traditional review, considered one of the most iconic contemporary films that have been created, the…More
This is a cross post of @herosik/scarface-a-short-opinion-about-the-film-as-well-as-my-loose-thoughts-about-the-approach-to-life-scarface-krotka-opinia-o-filmie by @herosik. Zaprqszam na tekst.More
"Scarface" is such an old movie that I'm not going to write a review of it. Because what for? This is a very good production that is pleasant to watch even today, even despite its length - almost 3 hours! I know, this length may be scary, but it's the same example as "The Irishman" - a good idea, a lot of interesting content, a well-done action, a director who has the skills + knows what he does and can watch (and i…More
Scarface is the nickname given to Al Capone, who was very angry when the Howard Hawks film co-directed with Richard Rosson was released in 1932. At that time the newspapers were filled with headlines and entire pages because of the power of fascination that gangsters exerted despite their cruelty, violence and aggressiveness. The film, produced by film buff and millionaire Howard Hughes, is a portrait of the underwo…More
Գիտեք, նկարագրեք բոլոր այն զգացողություններն այն մասին, որ ֆիլմի վերջում տեղի ունեցած հիմնական բնավորությունը պարզապես անհրաժեշտ է իր տեղում մեկ վայրկյան մնալ: Բայց ով, ով ուզում է, նույնիսկ իր կյանքի ճիշտ պահի համար լինի այդպիսի անողոք թութի կոշիկներում: Նա հանցագործ է, իսկական սրիկա, ագահ, բայց դեռ այն նույն անձնավորությունն հետ իր, թեեւ խենթ, բայց ճշմարտությունն այն կյանքի, իր սեփական օրենքներով եւ բարոյականությա…More