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Al Pacino is Tony Montana, a Marielito freed from Fidel Castro's jails and sent to Florida along with the political prisoners taken in by the Carter administration. After a harrowing introduction to the US coke business he makes his way swiftly up the crime ladder, ruthlessly squashing anyone who dares to stand in his way, even bent cops.
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Scarface is one of those special movies, like "The Godfather," that is willing to take a flawed, evil man and allow him to be human. Full review.
Perfomances are excellent, and despite its moralistic conclusion, the film has since become de rigueur viewing for crack barons, who know a good shoot-em-up when they see one. Full review.
Scarface is the most stylish and provocative - and maybe the most vicious - serious film about the American underworld since Francis Ford Coppola's "Godfather." Full review.
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Scarface is a grandiose modern morality play, excessive, broad and operatic at times. Full review.
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