Doode was badass. He climbed a mansion on a grappling hook wearing cowboy boots and dark ass shades(aka locs) at night with only a double barrel lol. He was definitely sosas main man.
I always saw the World is yours statue after Tony's death here more as an ironic message that makes the audience realize how Tony's thought, that the world was his, was just an illusion. In fact the moment he became greedy and tried to screw the wrong people, he was easily disposed of, just like everyone else. Tony was thinking of himself as invincible, but in the end he was just a pawn in other people's game and ended up paying with his own life for his arrogance. It also makes you think that in the end Lopez was right, people who want everything like Tony, are not meant to last in their business, no matter how tough they are. In fact Tony's empire as miami's drug lord lasted barely 3 years (1980-1983).
@@texasgent4694 Tony and Sosa was been partners, Sosa Deals Cocaine to Tony and reverse. He solve problems, made jobs, dealings... Like other Gangs,mafia
"The guys who last in this business, are the guys who fly straight. Low key. Quiet. And the guys who want it all..Chicas, Champagne, Flash.. They don't last." Frank Lopez
James Cameron can deny all he wants, but the assassin that delivered the fatal blow to Montana definitely inspired the style and atmosphere of the T-800. The cold emotionless demeanor, the fact that he doesn't toy around with his targets and just goes straight for the kill, his lack of any or all speech and small talk, his sunglasses covering his eyes at all times even at night. Hell, his preferred weapon of choice is a shotgun. This movie also came out one whole year before the first Terminator. Cameron definitely took notes from Scarface on how to make a terrifying and effective assassin.
To be fair, there was about 30 men gone in before you all with machine guns and before you walk in you hear him shouting "YOU FUCK WITH ME YOU FUCKIN WITH THE BEST" XD
In the directors cut, he doesn’t die. After he falls from the pool, The men gather like you said. Then tony wakes up and emerges with a grenade and tosses it at the remaining thugs. He then gets out the pool and looks at the 💀. 💀 is scared and can’t keep his composure. His shotgun misfires and he struggles to reload. Tony, stalking up the steps with his eyes all red and with razor sharp teeth, he lunges at the 💀 getting the gun out his hands. Puts him in an armlock, says to him, “this is from me mother facker!”, then he tosses him over the railing to his death. After that, Tony goes back downstairs and looks up his globe and says to himself, the world is finally mine.
And he should have stayed inside the room. Fought defensively. He should be on one side or the other. Then he can watch behind with his peripheral. It also forces the bad guys through a choke point since the door is the main way into the room. He can move the desk and other objects and get behind them as cover. He can have his henchmen cover him while he reloads.
This final stand really shows how much of a warrior Tony Montana was. Even without that last shot he was going to drop dead anyway. But the fact that he took so many bullets during his coke induced adrenaline rush. It really shows his heart and willpower. The hitmen probably spread stories after "We shot this guy Tony Montana multiple times before we could kill him. He was a madman!"
He had it all until he decided to piss it all away due to his sloppy display of character & leadership by not taking heed of what Sosa said when he visited him the 1st time in Bolivia as well Frank warned Tony about associating with him in the 1st place in his office & the lifestyle that he was going to be in. So despite having heart & balls, he had no common sense in his brain to realize that he failed.
Say what you want about tony....the man had 2 morals. Protecting his sister. And not killing women and children. In the end his greed and paranoia destroyed both.
@Terah Kirksey Imagine shitting your diaper on a single comment analyzing a movie scene. You said this single comment "ruined one of the greatest endings in movie history". 🤣🤡
Debatable, I think tony Would never shoot manny if two things had happened 1st he wasn’t drugged up on a fucking kilo of coke and 2 if manny told him beforehand and chi chi was all his fault, but I’m sure if he wasn’t high he’d let chi chi in
@@singles3rvingjack Still a terrible excuse for a friend. Not to mention Manny saw what happened to anyone who got with his sister, he'd naturally not want to say anything. Tony was unhealthily obsessed with his sister
Whats great also is he plays micheal in godfather the exact opposite of tony. Cool calm and collected. Takes a special actor to be able to do both. Al is one of the all time best if not the best
Scarface. The film is a legend. I wish there was an alternate ending where Tony survives and a second part. no one could have played it better than Al Pacino.👏👏
Tony acting so cocky that he has a surprise behind him thinking he can take down a bunch of Sosa henchmen.This may be a good movie but it's a sad movie to be honest.
I noticed at the beginning he actually jokes quite a bit more such as his conversation in the immigration office, talking to the kid and telling him to watch Manny get slapped by that girl, and when he actually made Elvira laugh. Then this personality is pretty much gone after Frank tries to have him killed
@@gustavoalmanza2673 but when you look at this scene, it's the cocaine that really hurts his senses. He was oblivious to the shooting in his own house at first. And it's funny how he becomes the drug he takes. Cocaine is pure chaos.
Fun Fact Alejandro Sosa who send the hit squad to Tonys’s Mansion was based on a real kingpin. Hi’s real name is Roberto Suarez Alias Al Profit from Bolivia.
@@Vallitexx yup. loosely based on al capone also known as 'scarface'. although they lived extremely different lives both were promenant gangsters in the US.
Tony Montana was actually quite considerate in a different way to what us normal people would think is considerate. He risked his life for a woman and 2 little children
Credit to Brian De Palma on giving a beautiful display of history here with this final scene. So badass in all departments. Pacino deserves his flowers
That dude was ice cold: doesn't care whatsoever that he's watching a man exhibit superhuman pain tolerance while blitzed out of his mind on blow and just calmly walks right on up and plugs him. Then while all the other goons are still in shock and disbelief crowding around his body, he's just casually heading out like: "Nah, that sucker's dead as a doornail. Let's bounce."
@@lonelyguy5326 it's actually a fully automatic conversion of a civilian AR15 with a very elongated custom made underbarrel attachment that looks like a grenade launcher.
They may of got him but look how many he took with him. He'll go down as a total badass in legend, remembered by the criminal underworld and law enforcement... Imagine working that crime scene 🤯
Goddamn I love how scared shitless tony is in this scene, he’s clearly panicking like crazy, fumbling his mags around and trying to get a grip, but as soon as he pulls the trigger of m203 grenade laucher, he knows he is dead and just relishes in the carnage. It was a really humanizing touch to Pacino’s savage character
He wasn’t scared he was mad he couldn’t get the clip in bro was in go mode adrenaline running Thru him was never scared the whole time ready to let the canon blow better yet especially after they killed his sister
I always liked the detail that the assassin chooses to use an outdated double barrel shotgun, because its a weapon that will never jam and he never needs more than two rounds because he's such a professional.
0:46 He did that shotgun dirty with that fake "kickback". He never even let that shotgun have a chance to become a successful movie weapon, it's now a broke heroin addict, being sold from pawn shop to pawn shop with the story of "the shotgun that could've been", all because of that mans bad choices.
Damn after 0:45 You can here the bits of the bodyguards head hit the wall before his corpse thuds. The Skull was brutal in this scene. Then he goes on to kill Tony. LoL
Tony gave his life to save that family with the woman and kids in the car , sosa most likely got caught because the speech was made , and word about Tony's death taking out so many of sosas men and taking all those bullet made him a legend
The quote that frank said in the movie is iconic as fuck. It’s real life shit, if you wanna last stay lowkey but if you want it all that’s the downfall
Al Pacino is the most incredible actor in human history. Especially when he spits his salvia saying "you wanna fuck with me" at 3:15 as hes reloading his gun. Thats talent man.
The actor playing dead Tony had to hold his breath for much longer than he thought since the director wanted a slow pace of Skull walking down the stairs. He was pissed he had to hold his breath so long.
Not necessarily. The camera pans up slowly and records mostly the staircase as he's walking down the steps. There's plenty of time for the actor to bring his head above water to breathe before he's back in frame.
I always thought the security monitors being knocked out of commission at 2:14 was a great and eerie parallel to Tony being absolutely out of his mind at this point.
If Tony went back to get more grenades or more ammo then he would have been toast. Two shots then a reload is shitty compared to a fudging machine gun. It’s actually kind of weird because he could have shot Tony from the balcony and killed him but instead he decides to stalk him and let so many people die, on top of what I mentioned before. Like tony turns around and he’s just like “oh.” The skull beefs his shots and gets filled with lead because he decided to wear sunglasses at night and indoors
It's all for style's sake. Tony is getting utterly turned to Swiss cheese by all these bullets, but he's so high on the powder and frothing, animalistic adrenaline that he's become virtually unkillable, and the guys down below are probably scared shitless that they've shot this guy so many times and he's still standing and shooting back. Clearly the intelligent thing to do would be to nail him the moment he got the chance, but the slow, deliberate stalking up to him is a metaphor: he's the Grim Reaper, and he's about to shatter Tony's coke-fueled illusion of invincibility.
I'm Going To Say This Clearly Tony Was A Man Of No Fear, Let Me Repeat This, He Was A Man Of NO FUCKING FEAR.. He Had Morals And BALLS And Rules To Follow His Own Codes But If He Didn't Snort His Damn Mind Away He Would've Been Straight Up Clean Without The Coke. But In Reality This Movie Shows You That Tony Montana Was A Man Who Had Nothing To Lose But Huge Ambitions To Get To The Top. It's Crazy To Say That "THE WORLD IS YOURS" Saying That He Used It Motivated Him And It Cost Him His Life And Turning His Back On His Family And Friends. He Was Just Another Fool Looking At The World From His Point Of View To Say He's Finally Made It. Nobody Can't Stop Him To Achieving His Own Dreams. But That All Comes Crashing Down. This Movie Made Me Realize That The American Dream He Had Was There But It Went All To Hell After The Siderbaum Bust And The Dinner That He Had With Elvira and Manny. One Thing For Sure Elvira Was Right When She Said "Can't You See What We Becoming Tony"? "We're Not Winners, We're Losers."That Made Plain Sense For Tony And U.N Hit In New York City. Not To Say it Like This But We All Gotta A Inner Tony Montana In Us When We Want More But Sometimes Our Ambitions Can Cost Us Anything That We Worked So Hard To Get Even Sometimes Our Own Loved Ones.💯💯🙌🏾
What’s always crazy to me is how easily they got through his security , like bruh . I would’ve had straight 40 dudes up in there and even then that’s too little , maybe need 80 all around the property fr fr
Lol I wouldn’t even be in that mansion anymore After that phone call from sosa I would have been at the airport in sunglasses and a hat flying to Scotland and purchasing a small home in some village
It must be recognized that the ending of this movie is 98% well done. It's amazing the number of fans who only follow this movie and adore Pacino ONLY FOR THIS ENDING. That is why this type of genre is always consumed: VIOLENCE AND LITERS OF BLOOD EVERYWHERE.
Sosa “Wait I sent 100 what happened to the other 70!?” “Uhh tony had a little friend and a kilo of Cocain in his system we shot him 20+ times but he didn’t budge until the black terminator shot him in the spine and it paralyzed him we believe he drowned after he landed face down in the world is yours fountain”
Tony went out like a fucking beast. I really don't think this movie get as much credit as it deserves, especially being a remake. Other than the long running time and things going to Tony's head, its pretty flawless. I don't even think Tony was very wrong in most of his actions, save for killing Manny and traumatizing Gina for witnessing it. He came from nothing, was treated harshly because he was an immigrant, came here worked hard tried to take care of his friend and family, even got him self killed for doing what was right, not killing the wife and kids and in the end he just lost it, but still felt badly about Manny and worse about Gina and when out fighting and almost wining, if not for the Rev 9 at the end, which was still better than everything in Terminator: Dark Fate and Salvation. He didn't take Lopez's advice and screwed up but went down honorable, not like a coward running, but swinging for the fences, got to admire that.
People feel sad for tony and gina. Imagine their mother when she is told both her children are dead because of crime and drugs - the thing she disowned tony fora
Boss: How did he alone kill soo many of you?
Underlings: Cocaine is a hell of a drug.
You know your coked up when you can scream I take your fuckin bullets while being shot multiple times
That gun is fucking heavy artillery
"Yeah, I remember grinding my feet on Tony's couch."
Yo, why is that what I think every time I see this scene?🤣 Cocaine and his adrenaline.
High ground
Tony so badass that they needed the terminator to kill him .
That wasn't The Terminator...that was El Terminador.
@@85geoffm YOU WIN ! ! ! ! ! XDXDXDXD
Wait i saw this from another video
Facts man facts.
Doode was badass. He climbed a mansion on a grappling hook wearing cowboy boots and dark ass shades(aka locs) at night with only a double barrel lol. He was definitely sosas main man.
Falling in the pool, slowly raise camera to statue saying the world is yours... beautiful message. Tony did gain the world - and look what it cost him
Right..its a very raw and cool moment at the same time
I always saw the World is yours statue after Tony's death here more as an ironic message that makes the audience realize how Tony's thought, that the world was his, was just an illusion. In fact the moment he became greedy and tried to screw the wrong people, he was easily disposed of, just like everyone else. Tony was thinking of himself as invincible, but in the end he was just a pawn in other people's game and ended up paying with his own life for his arrogance. It also makes you think that in the end Lopez was right, people who want everything like Tony, are not meant to last in their business, no matter how tough they are. In fact Tony's empire as miami's drug lord lasted barely 3 years (1980-1983).
The message- You do what your boss tells you
@@QuesadillaJay And that's the thing Tony didn't understand, Sosa was His Boss, He was NOT Tony's Friend He NEVER was
@@texasgent4694 Tony and Sosa was been partners, Sosa Deals Cocaine to Tony and reverse.
He solve problems, made jobs, dealings...
Like other Gangs,mafia
Crime scene investigator is going to have a field day explaining this one in his report. 😂
Hard to explain
It must've smelled like shit lol 😆 🤣
They fell in the kitchen.
They'll give up after a half hour
Yeah it’s not like he had cameras everywhere or anything 😂
"The guys who last in this business, are the guys who fly straight. Low key. Quiet. And the guys who want it all..Chicas, Champagne, Flash.. They don't last." Frank Lopez
Yeah, Frank had all of those rules, but he broke his own rule. "Don't underestimate the OTHER MAN'S GREED!"
Frank was stupid. Made no sense taking Tony out while he had him working for him
@@MrDonzaka But he got upset that night, about the broad.
Mro Even Mel Bernstein told Frank the same thing.
He was right
All that cocaine kept him alive after them bullets.
Yup
Coke is one hell of a drug
Coke and adrenaline
He was so high he couldn't feel shit
I think he would have died 5 minutes later even if the guy with the shotgun didnt show up
James Cameron can deny all he wants, but the assassin that delivered the fatal blow to Montana definitely inspired the style and atmosphere of the T-800. The cold emotionless demeanor, the fact that he doesn't toy around with his targets and just goes straight for the kill, his lack of any or all speech and small talk, his sunglasses covering his eyes at all times even at night. Hell, his preferred weapon of choice is a shotgun. This movie also came out one whole year before the first Terminator. Cameron definitely took notes from Scarface on how to make a terrifying and effective assassin.
The T-800 was also clearly inspired by 1979's MAD MAX.
@@bloggaloggs mad max another great movie.
@@KrishnaSingh-ow1ie why does he covers his eyes
lol what?
Terminator came out after Scarface….
The ending to this movie is actually chilling like a horror movie , the death , the music and the body floating it’s brilliant
I always found the music super unsettling I’m glad I’m not the only one lol
at some points this movie just feels like a horror movie, especially the chainsaw scene
@@ripley7910 exactly!
Well the director did direct Carrie (1976)
Indeed, It was very dark and scary like real life
I love how in the end, all of the remaining thugs just gather to the pool, like they kinda believe he wasn’t going to die by bullets
To be fair, there was about 30 men gone in before you all with machine guns and before you walk in you hear him shouting
"YOU FUCK WITH ME YOU FUCKIN WITH THE BEST" XD
In the directors cut, he doesn’t die. After he falls from the pool,
The men gather like you said. Then tony wakes up and emerges with a grenade and tosses it at the remaining thugs. He then gets out the pool and looks at the 💀. 💀 is scared and can’t keep his composure. His shotgun misfires and he struggles to reload. Tony, stalking up the steps with his eyes all red and with razor sharp teeth, he lunges at the 💀 getting the gun out his hands. Puts him in an armlock, says to him, “this is from me mother facker!”, then he tosses him over the railing to his death. After that, Tony goes back downstairs and looks up his globe and says to himself, the world is finally mine.
@@Filthy_Larry 🤣👍
@@Filthy_Larry hahahaha bro that was great 🤣
He then calls Sosa "hey Sosa you fucking cockaroach. Just calling to let you know all your men are dead and im still alive you piece of chit."
I love how the devs took this one sequence and basically made the entire Scarface game around it.
Also, Kudos to the devs for having The Skull (Shotgun Sunglasses guy) in the game so you had to look behind you and kill him before he kills Tony.
all the more reason to consider the game as cannon to the story. If anything is a sequel to the Scarface movie it's the video game.
yeah, the devs! Like the pots and the HITS, right?!
Love that game. Wish i could play it again mang
@@Kenny-ep2nf realistically it wouldn’t be as great, considering it would mess up the whole lesson of the movie
If he'd opened the door for his henchman, he would have had backup.
And he should have stayed inside the room. Fought defensively. He should be on one side or the other. Then he can watch behind with his peripheral. It also forces the bad guys through a choke point since the door is the main way into the room. He can move the desk and other objects and get behind them as cover. He can have his henchmen cover him while he reloads.
@@fujimi715 Well, he was depressed and high as a kite, so maybe those factored into his poor planning.
@@pyromania1018 he is also not a soldier or trained tactical expert. He is a crime boss. Doesnt mean he has the best weapons training
@@fujimi715 He was a soldier in the Cuban military and then went on to become an assassin...
Tony did day je was in the Cuban army
He went out like a fucking boss.
Facts bro. Idk who was more scared in this scene tony or the people trying to kill him😂.
@@LastDebt555 of course. its gonna be tony freakin montana
Hardly.
@@KD--sj8eo 🤡
He died like a boss too and he wasn't afraid to die.
This final stand really shows how much of a warrior Tony Montana was. Even without that last shot he was going to drop dead anyway. But the fact that he took so many bullets during his coke induced adrenaline rush. It really shows his heart and willpower. The hitmen probably spread stories after "We shot this guy Tony Montana multiple times before we could kill him. He was a madman!"
I don't think it was "heart" and willpower--I think it was the nose candy lol
@@devchekhov7512 a real determination of both. He literally believed that the bullets couldn't kill him lmao
@@devchekhov7512 too much of dat chit mane
He had it all until he decided to piss it all away due to his sloppy display of character & leadership by not taking heed of what Sosa said when he visited him the 1st time in Bolivia as well Frank warned Tony about associating with him in the 1st place in his office & the lifestyle that he was going to be in. So despite having heart & balls, he had no common sense in his brain to realize that he failed.
@@Cw311z sad but Ture but I give Tony points to stand like a man
Still one of the best movies ever
Indeed
ikr
And the best remake I’ve seen.
This is an important movie to cinema history
@@mikehofmeister6370 the movie is on netflix
Say what you want about tony....the man had 2 morals. Protecting his sister. And not killing women and children. In the end his greed and paranoia destroyed both.
Greed maybe but I don’t see the paranoia just based on this scene alone. He lacked it tbh.
I wouldn't say protecting, more like controlling. She wasn't in any danger except from him.
@@assassin3g This is VERY true.
He was probably fine with killing women if they were a threat. Like that Colombian woman who is part of that first drug deal
Please. The man was abusive and controlling over his sister. She had a job and was going to school before he came along. He got her killed.
Took a whole army to get him and he damn near bodied them 😂
#Diesel
I seen the same comment on a rdr video on jack marston.
@@johnnyscanadianlifestyle8285 I think johns death was inspired by scarface.
@@gordianknot6867 exactly what I thought
@@gordianknot6867 ye
He would have died, regardless of being shot in the back. He got shot numerous times. He would have bled out. The coke had him on an adrenaline rush
@Terah Kirksey Bro he was just making an analysis of his injuries.
@Terah Kirksey Imagine shitting your diaper on a single comment analyzing a movie scene. You said this single comment "ruined one of the greatest endings in movie history". 🤣🤡
@Terah Kirksey it's called speaking the truth lol no need to get butthurt about it 😂
@Terah Kirksey still dont get butthurt about it 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@Terah Kirksey this dude😂
He really left Chichi hanging and thus failed TWO of his oldest crew mates. Tony was the worst excuse for a friend.
Debatable, I think tony Would never shoot manny if two things had happened 1st he wasn’t drugged up on a fucking kilo of coke and 2 if manny told him beforehand and chi chi was all his fault, but I’m sure if he wasn’t high he’d let chi chi in
@@singles3rvingjack Still a terrible excuse for a friend. Not to mention Manny saw what happened to anyone who got with his sister, he'd naturally not want to say anything. Tony was unhealthily obsessed with his sister
Yeah of he would of opened the door and let him in they probably could of won . Tony was a complete idiot
It cracks me up when he says open the effing door. Then bang !! bang!! 😂😂
Well he's not a Mary Sue incredibly flawed. Whether you go by his policy or not that's up to the audience
Undoubtedly the best ending scene in movie history.
It's definitely up there
Never seen Taxi driver huh?
@@netero6751 Love Taxi Driver but it doesn't even come close.
@@grizzle5437 yes it does dude that last scene was very realistic lets be real this wasnt
@@netero6751yea it’s awesome but still not close
Imagine living down the block and waking up at 3 am to all the noise coming from that grouchy neighbor's house...
I think it’s blocked off
I always wondered that too , bet police never showed up 😄
@@Gantoise89 it was the 80’s
@@NK-vd6wv so in the 80s police wouldnt show up bc of shooting ?? 😅
@@Gantoise89 that was no shooting .... that was a warzone. Police do not want any of that !
Al Pacino is amazing.The way he played this part made him one of my favorite actors of all time.
Whats great also is he plays micheal in godfather the exact opposite of tony. Cool calm and collected. Takes a special actor to be able to do both. Al is one of the all time best if not the best
he was so handsome, especially in the godfather
Scarface. The film is a legend.
I wish there was an alternate ending where Tony survives and a second part.
no one could have played it better than Al Pacino.👏👏
I watch this ending a billion times and it never get old
Same bro! I wished I grew up in the 80s as my dad made me go to stuff of 70s and 80s and all that.
NEVER!
Never bro never
Bro, that slow walk in the end by the skull 💀after he kills Tony....that is indeed the true definition of a cold blooded killer.
man i loved mexican terminator
@@JThom-yh3ef oooooooh, shit my bad dog
So cold and careless, he's walking as if he's having a nice stroll in the park on a beautiful day.
"No problemo."
I don’t know about y’all but I think he survived his death idk I just think he did
Tony acting so cocky that he has a surprise behind him thinking he can take down a bunch of Sosa henchmen.This may be a good movie but it's a sad movie to be honest.
Well yeah it's a fuckin depressing film. Just listen to that music. It's morbid.
yeah its very much too sad but all it is about is reality so... realize some people live lives like this
When you have 5 health in battlefield but manage to take out half the team with you before getting pumped with a shotgun noob.
As someome who plays battlefield 1, this is the perfect representation
I know right.
@@davelo3506 that automatico
Fucking truee
Lol
The most gangsta movie scene of all time he ate all them bullets. Cocaine is a hell of a drug lol
pretty sure he has a bulletproof vest in this scene, cocaine would make you bleed out quicker it would not advantageous
@@owl2944 hes so coked up he doesn't feel nothin thats what he meant nerdy scumbag
So is rage and a physcopathic temper my nigga.😈😈😈😂😂😂
Where is the H in LGBTQ?
Yeah! That's the real message here! Take more coke everyone!
Tony was solid. He barely told jokes or lies. What you saw was what you got. He told you something and that's what it was. Pure.
I noticed at the beginning he actually jokes quite a bit more such as his conversation in the immigration office, talking to the kid and telling him to watch Manny get slapped by that girl, and when he actually made Elvira laugh. Then this personality is pretty much gone after Frank tries to have him killed
@@gustavoalmanza2673 yeah he tried to have a light heart about things, even though alot of things in his life made him too focused to joke.
@@gustavoalmanza2673 but when you look at this scene, it's the cocaine that really hurts his senses. He was oblivious to the shooting in his own house at first. And it's funny how he becomes the drug he takes. Cocaine is pure chaos.
he told good jokes, remember when tony called manny a horse
@@yes-qw6om uh uh lol when
I’ve always felt bad for Chi Chi so much being a loyal friend
How did he meet him
Fr bro he just left him at the door begging 😢
lol he came on the same bannnana boat as him
@@ryanandrew8137He was Manny’s friend in the refugee camp. There’s a deleted scene when Tony first meets Chi Chi
tony montana: *takes several shots and still doesn't die*
Grand theft auto v player: *die in six shots if they use body armor*
Probably snacks
@@VailingD there is cocaine in the snacks lmao
GTA 4 PLAYER: DiEs WhEn ShOoT 23 bUlEtS
And when they use BST😂😂🤣🤣🤣
That's cause tony is after snorting a fucking mountain of cocaine that makes him immune to pain and is like having 20 body armour on at once
Maaaan... i feel so bad everytime i see this .. the whole thing he build up destroyed in just 5minutes.. 😶
factsss
well he built it thats true .... but he also destroyed it
vanity
Edit ; i also wanted to see the bearded guy gets killed who shoot Chichi at the door 😐😐😐😐
His Cocaine Run Started To 1980 To 1983 And It Was A Hellva Run For Tony!!
The ghost of Tony Montana haunts the place.
U FOOL NOT A REAL HOUSE.
I heard they can hear sniffing all day like tony just did a bump of coke sniffing all day and night lmao
not haunts, protects
That would be cool if a gangster’s ghost haunted a mansion.
They say on some nights, you can actually see/hear the ghosts recreating this entire scene.
This is why if you are a big time mob boss you don't live in a fancy mansion you live in a FORTRESS.
He ain't a mob boss broh
Not a mob boss a drug kingpin
@@scape8yearsago487 Doesn't matter, the answer is the same
Might as well
lives in a
heavily armed
&
heavily armoured
exosuit
Yeah! You the man! You know all about being a mob boss! You are so cool!
Fun Fact Alejandro Sosa who send the hit squad to Tonys’s Mansion was based on a real kingpin. Hi’s real name is Roberto Suarez Alias Al Profit from Bolivia.
Is scarface based on a real person?
@@Vallitexx yup. loosely based on al capone also known as 'scarface'.
although they lived extremely different lives both were promenant gangsters in the US.
@@alientranslink6764 we’ll my father said he is not based on al capone, he was based on a real life cuban mob idk maybe he was wrong
@@Vallitexx yea nah you’re right it’s based on a Cuban mob, pretty sure he’s still alive, the original is based on al Capone tho
@@hewasntyourdaddy9676 do you know the cuban mob’s name?
Tony Montana was actually quite considerate in a different way to what us normal people would think is considerate. He risked his life for a woman and 2 little children
He didn’t risk his life...he lost it 😭
Even as a drug lord he has morals @ some rules
@@787brod yep 😭😭
@@michaeltabor9596 yep for sure
And that's what cost him his & Gina life
37 year old movie with special effects that still look way better than today's shitty CGI
The glory of practical effects
Keep complaining
Will forever be my favorite movie of all time. The best movie created in my opinion
One of the best endings to a movie ever. Both in what's happening and the music and camera work
Terminators Always comes to fuck up the best scenes. Sometimes. It takes a powerful villain to kill a more powerful villain.
"I'll take your fucking bullet" -tony Montana aka my favorite line in the movie
YOU THINK YOU KILL ME WITH BULLE'?? This mans a genius 😂
@@matiasconde3563 yes a man of culture but yes he is one of the best
Not really.
@@GeorgeFrideric71 yes really lol
4:20 Geno Silva (The Skull) 1948-2020.
“I take you all to fucking hell!” Is such a badass line. Like he’s the grim reaper or something.
I seen it as tony knows they are all bad including himself
The smallest of detail:
Chi Chi could’ve shot the door open but he had enough respect for his boss to tell to him open the door. Loyalty to the end.
Just realized that
I think he ran out of bullets.
@buggo9357 yeah for sure lol if he had any i dont think he woulda been facing away from the people comming to kill him with a uzi still loaded.
Credit to Brian De Palma on giving a beautiful display of history here with this final scene. So badass in all departments. Pacino deserves his flowers
The ending soundtrack is just stunning!
Love how the end of the movie is the beginning of the video game.
Which video game ?
@@Stan-ub2ty Scarface: The World is Yours
that video game dope as hell
The end of Vice City is exactly like Scarface. Except Vercetti survived
@@connergillott6154 And he had someone by his side.
I like how Skull (the assassin) is just strolling down the stairs and the rest are just hanging out waiting for the cops to show up.
That dude was ice cold: doesn't care whatsoever that he's watching a man exhibit superhuman pain tolerance while blitzed out of his mind on blow and just calmly walks right on up and plugs him. Then while all the other goons are still in shock and disbelief crowding around his body, he's just casually heading out like: "Nah, that sucker's dead as a doornail. Let's bounce."
Never gets old.
A camper with a 725 ended his streak shot in the back 🤣🤣🤣
running around the house pretending to shoot guns when I was a child:
The lore:
Tony had the advantage in this scene. Had he not been coked out of his mind he could have held them off with that Colt Carbine/M203
It s a m16
@@lonelyguy5326 it's actually a fully automatic conversion of a civilian AR15 with a very elongated custom made underbarrel attachment that looks like a grenade launcher.
Nah
3:33 GEY!!
🤣🤣🤣🤣
I fucking hate you
Calm down
Comment of the year! Fuck now I will never unhear that when I watch this
They may of got him but look how many he took with him. He'll go down as a total badass in legend, remembered by the criminal underworld and law enforcement... Imagine working that crime scene 🤯
I think Sosa paid good money so that no one had to work on that crime scene.
SAY HELLO TO MY LITTLE FRIEND 2:03
Never gets old
I like how the Grenade Launcher irl is called an M203 and this time stamp is also the same. Coincidence but a real good one.
If you ever have any questions about what it means to be a gangsta, watch this. It has everything you need to know.
3:41 - 3:57 when you single handedly wipe out the enemy team on SnD
They can't kill Tony, so The Terminator complete his job.. :v
Anyone who's ever been REALLY high on cocaine, ya kinda get it lmao 🤣
Goddamn I love how scared shitless tony is in this scene, he’s clearly panicking like crazy, fumbling his mags around and trying to get a grip, but as soon as he pulls the trigger of m203 grenade laucher, he knows he is dead and just relishes in the carnage. It was a really humanizing touch to Pacino’s savage character
He wasn’t scared he was mad he couldn’t get the clip in bro was in go mode adrenaline running Thru him was never scared the whole time ready to let the canon blow better yet especially after they killed his sister
I always liked the detail that the assassin chooses to use an outdated double barrel shotgun, because its a weapon that will never jam and he never needs more than two rounds because he's such a professional.
0:46 He did that shotgun dirty with that fake "kickback". He never even let that shotgun have a chance to become a successful movie weapon, it's now a broke heroin addict, being sold from pawn shop to pawn shop with the story of "the shotgun that could've been", all because of that mans bad choices.
Holy shit 😂
Damn after 0:45 You can here the bits of the bodyguards head hit the wall before his corpse thuds. The Skull was brutal in this scene. Then he goes on to kill Tony. LoL
Nah sounded like he dropped the pistol
Like I’ve always said as a kid. “Beautiful ending to such a epic/Gritty story”. 🃏
Tony gave his life to save that family with the woman and kids in the car , sosa most likely got caught because the speech was made , and word about Tony's death taking out so many of sosas men and taking all those bullet made him a legend
the way he just starts eating bullets is scary lmao
he’s a different animal
That’s cocaine for you
@@herpesfreesince0382 how does that work though?
@@yrghudrgu7dgjf339 cocaine numbs pain and it also keeps your adrenaline going
@@dripmaestrolxix4228 i get that it numbs pain so you dont feel anything but how do organs filled with bullets continue to function ?
I would love to travel back to winter 1983 and be in the audience to experience the energy in the theater, especially during this scene
I imagine a lot of screaming and clapping but I agree I wish I was there
How tony yells after he is shot is exactly how I sound when I mess up on something in school🤣🤣
This is the best ending to any movie ever made
The quote that frank said in the movie is iconic as fuck. It’s real life shit, if you wanna last stay lowkey but if you want it all that’s the downfall
4:41 I guess he should have stayed washing dishes.
Al Pacino is the most incredible actor in human history. Especially when he spits his salvia saying "you wanna fuck with me" at 3:15 as hes reloading his gun. Thats talent man.
I think he’s saying “this fuckign thing” right there haha
I was thinking the same thing…. Only Al Pacino could play the role of Tony Montana!!!
Tony was winning I will always hate that terminator looking dude for that cheap shot
That's not cheap, rather it's the most professional shot. That's exactly what an experienced assassin would have done.
One of the greatest movies of all time
The actor playing dead Tony had to hold his breath for much longer than he thought since the director wanted a slow pace of Skull walking down the stairs. He was pissed he had to hold his breath so long.
I think it was a dummy you know the fake bodies I couldn’t last the long but yea that’s a dummy that wasn’t the actor
Not necessarily. The camera pans up slowly and records mostly the staircase as he's walking down the steps. There's plenty of time for the actor to bring his head above water to breathe before he's back in frame.
The stunt had to hold his breath. But on the long part don’t know if it’s a fake.
Best scene imo. No music no over-intensity just a regular drug cartel shootout with a man who lost his mind
I always thought the security monitors being knocked out of commission at 2:14 was a great and eerie parallel to Tony being absolutely out of his mind at this point.
This easily has to be one of the greatest final scenes ever. Tony goes out the same way as he lived, a god damn maniac lol.
I can watch this scene a MILLION time and I get the goosebumps every damn time!!!!!
Bro the old like crappy quality gunshots sound so much better than the remastered in my opinion. Besides the grenade launcher.
Yes I always said that. Especially the GA BWWAAM sound when he blew the door
I always wondered why The Skull waited so long to shoot Tony. Could it be he was thinking “This guy really is the best!”
If Tony went back to get more grenades or more ammo then he would have been toast. Two shots then a reload is shitty compared to a fudging machine gun. It’s actually kind of weird because he could have shot Tony from the balcony and killed him but instead he decides to stalk him and let so many people die, on top of what I mentioned before. Like tony turns around and he’s just like “oh.”
The skull beefs his shots and gets filled with lead because he decided to wear sunglasses at night and indoors
@@prolificpoultry4899 true. The skull would've been fucked if Tony turned around before he could get close enough to hit him with that double barrel.
I thought it was a matter of respect. Like he knew Tony was holding his own and needed a warrior's death.
It's all for style's sake. Tony is getting utterly turned to Swiss cheese by all these bullets, but he's so high on the powder and frothing, animalistic adrenaline that he's become virtually unkillable, and the guys down below are probably scared shitless that they've shot this guy so many times and he's still standing and shooting back. Clearly the intelligent thing to do would be to nail him the moment he got the chance, but the slow, deliberate stalking up to him is a metaphor: he's the Grim Reaper, and he's about to shatter Tony's coke-fueled illusion of invincibility.
This whole scene gives me chills every time
I remember I was all tears when I saw this scene .
“we were in the army together in cuba.” tony was a real soldier
I'm Going To Say This Clearly Tony Was A Man Of No Fear, Let Me Repeat This, He Was A Man Of NO FUCKING FEAR.. He Had Morals And BALLS And Rules To Follow His Own Codes But If He Didn't Snort His Damn Mind Away He Would've Been Straight Up Clean Without The Coke. But In Reality This Movie Shows You That Tony Montana Was A Man Who Had Nothing To Lose But Huge Ambitions To Get To The Top. It's Crazy To Say That "THE WORLD IS YOURS" Saying That He Used It Motivated Him And It Cost Him His Life And Turning His Back On His Family And Friends. He Was Just Another Fool Looking At The World From His Point Of View To Say He's Finally Made It. Nobody Can't Stop Him To Achieving His Own Dreams. But That All Comes Crashing Down. This Movie Made Me Realize That The American Dream He Had Was There But It Went All To Hell After The Siderbaum Bust And The Dinner That He Had With Elvira and Manny. One Thing For Sure Elvira Was Right When She Said "Can't You See What We Becoming Tony"? "We're Not Winners, We're Losers."That Made Plain Sense For Tony And U.N Hit In New York City. Not To Say it Like This But We All Gotta A Inner Tony Montana In Us When We Want More But Sometimes Our Ambitions Can Cost Us Anything That We Worked So Hard To Get Even Sometimes Our Own Loved Ones.💯💯🙌🏾
What’s always crazy to me is how easily they got through his security , like bruh . I would’ve had straight 40 dudes up in there and even then that’s too little , maybe need 80 all around the property fr fr
Lol I wouldn’t even be in that mansion anymore
After that phone call from sosa I would have been at the airport in sunglasses and a hat flying to Scotland and purchasing a small home in some village
Tony went out like a real Gangsta
Yes
It must be recognized that the ending of this movie is 98% well done. It's amazing the number of fans who only follow this movie and adore Pacino ONLY FOR THIS ENDING. That is why this type of genre is always consumed: VIOLENCE AND LITERS OF BLOOD EVERYWHERE.
They will never be able to make movies this awesome and poignant anymore.
2:22-2:26 Halo voiceover: Overkill
Sosa “Wait I sent 100 what happened to the other 70!?”
“Uhh tony had a little friend and a kilo of Cocain in his system we shot him 20+ times but he didn’t budge until the black terminator shot him in the spine and it paralyzed him we believe he drowned after he landed face down in the world is yours fountain”
And this children is why Pacino is the greatest actor in the history of film
5:26 My family coming to the bathroom after I tried to make a panini in the bath
One of the best movie endings ever. This is how I wished Sopranos would’ve ended
Tony went out like a fucking beast. I really don't think this movie get as much credit as it deserves, especially being a remake. Other than the long running time and things going to Tony's head, its pretty flawless. I don't even think Tony was very wrong in most of his actions, save for killing Manny and traumatizing Gina for witnessing it. He came from nothing, was treated harshly because he was an immigrant, came here worked hard tried to take care of his friend and family, even got him self killed for doing what was right, not killing the wife and kids and in the end he just lost it, but still felt badly about Manny and worse about Gina and when out fighting and almost wining, if not for the Rev 9 at the end, which was still better than everything in Terminator: Dark Fate and Salvation. He didn't take Lopez's advice and screwed up but went down honorable, not like a coward running, but swinging for the fences, got to admire that.
People feel sad for tony and gina. Imagine their mother when she is told both her children are dead because of crime and drugs - the thing she disowned tony fora
Notably the infamous say hello to my little friend is always remembered but I loved the "fcking with the best!" line as well
I love this movie dude,so good!!
Why didnt he call in his Nuke ?
rockstar should make a movie tie-in game based on the entire movie from beginning to end
Have you been living under a rock?
Greed always becomes the downfall.