Scarface: My balls and my word
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- What’s happening in this movie clip?
Tony (Al Pacino) witnesses Sosa’s (Paul Shenar) men hanging Omar by a helicopter.
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What’s the movie about?
Tony Montana (Al Pacino) is a Cuban refugee arriving in Miami in the 1980s with his fellow refugees Manny, Angel and Chi Chi. When a deal with the Miami drug lord Frank Lopez (Robert Loggia) goes bad, Angel dies and Tony decides to start his own business.
Credits: © 1983 Universal Pictures
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Almost 40 years old and still one of the best movies ever made.
Except they hired an Italian guy to play a Cuban. Why not hire a Cuban/Latino actor? It would have been better.
@@tedunguent156 Nah, a latino guy wouldnt fit. Al pacino was the best choice ever!
@@issi529 Ridiculous.
@@tedunguent156 Why? No one can replace this legend.
@@issi529 That's right. Al Pacino is a legend. But he is not CUBAN. His accent is pathetic.
He told Sosa, straight to his face, exactly how he felt! He even told Sosa, eyeballs to eyeballs, that if Sosa didn't trust him, to make his move, right then and there...and right in the very HEART of Sosa's own property! That's true guts!
That's why he walked out alive. That's exactly the reply Sosa wanted
What choice did he have? He probably thought he was going to be next so he had nothing to lose but put on his bravado and see where the cards lie.
trust can't be bought,traded,or mis placed,trust is what glues all organizations together,and most of all marriages and family,its essential
Its a film. Which means its pretend. It didn’t really happen.
Great dialogue,written perfectly for a gangster
This film really does demonstrate how good an actor Pacino is. Because how he managed to keep a straight face during a lot of these scenes is nothing short of amazing.
@Ozzy Gamer 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾😆😂🤣
That’s all actors lol
There are endless reasons why Pacino is a great actor but keeping a straight face during a scene isn't one of them. If that were some great acting trait The Mountain from Game of Thrones would have a dozen Academy Awards
He means the ruthlessness he would have to portray in himself to play this role. Not the straight face demeanor.
You realise they have many takes right
I like how it's clear Sosa is more powerful than Tony from beginning to end. And he's always calm, because he knows it.
This scene was shot in Los Angeles. Miami had no longer welcomed the production after they found out the plot. That is why you see California license plates on the cars when they pull up to the bank to unload money!
@@guyfawkesuThe1 that doesn't surprise me.
Sosa is at the source. He can wipe out others at will.
@@antonboludo8886 colombians were also at the source and they still got dominated by the mexicans
You're right, 100%. Superb nuanced acting to nod that Sosa was in complete control.
Even when Tony makes the power move of throwing the binoculars back to Sosa, Sosa not only catches it but smirks. Then, when Tony says that there could be "chivatos" even in Sosa's organization, it's clear that Sosa is trying to keep from smirking/laughing. Again, power move (Tony....you do not know who is who).
And lastly, when Sosa warns Tony never to screw him over, Tony gets a much more serious look on his face, and out of subconscious nervousness, he reaches out for the binoculars that he had thrown to Sosa a few minutes ago.
Real rap, this film should have won awards! So many layers........
Tony always tells the truth. Even when he lies.
So say goodnight to the bad guy!
🤣
Especially when he lies.
He tells the truth only when he lies...
That was the most hilarious movie quote I'd ever heard.
RIP Paul Shenar (February 12, 1936 - October 11, 1989), aged 53
You will be remembered as a legend.
and a warning to others of AIDS.
Don't ever fuck me without a condom, Tony..
It’s a shame he gets mocked by homophobic window lickers though, having said that, it is YT.
Most people are trolls so it makes sense.
@@darthvadersmom3147 time to take Prezcobix?
I agree he played a good drug lord in south america
If you listen carefully, Tony’s respect for sosa changes when sosa begins to doubt Tony. He refers to sosa as “Mr. Sosa.” Then after he’s doubted, Tony says, “Hey, Sosa.” The Mr. is dropped and he tosses him the binoculars. That was Tony’s turning point. His demeanor and face changes at the very moment.
Right.
Cringe
Well said!
You and others like you explaining the play by play of "subtle details" or "depth" of a tense scene is like explaining a joke -- it's lame and it loses its value. Or looking too much into this "depth" and exposing it more than it's worth. Let people figure this braindead easy shit out for themselves, it's not difficult. It's not much different than those ppl that straight up directly quotes shit that we just heard from the video with no additional or valuable / entertaining input. So thanks, Capt. fcking obvious.
yea it's crazy how when you disrespect somebody they disrespect you back
What makes Tony such an amazing character is that his greatest strengths are also his greatest weaknesses. His boldness, his honesty, his fiery personality, his absolute and unwavering belief in himself.
From the start, Tony knew he had what it takes to excel in the most dangerous and deadly situations. All this made him a millionaire and drug kingpin.
It also led to his addiction to cocaine, his loveless marriage, and eventually his downfall and death.
Tony is a perfect example of what can happen when someone truly believes in themselves... for better and for worse.
I had a hat that I would wear in highschool everyday that said “Ambition” on it. It took me a while to realize that ambition could be a bad thing too.
arrogance and vanity are not the same as confidence
Tony reminds me of Tupac
And both died before their time
@@PLayAshEFF72 Tupac wasn't a murderer and had empathy bro
Tupac was a clown puppet
This scene is classic, even the dialogue. R.I.P to the late great Paul Shenar who played Alejandro Sosa.
he died?
@@zhoubaidinh403 yep. cause: AIDS
@@zhoubaidinh403 He died a few years after this movie. He never got a chance to see this movie is still loved decades and decades later. One of the all time greats.
@@zhoubaidinh403 I barely found out myself also. He passed away in 1989
@@Arz2003 A magnificent looking man....
"All I have in this world are my balls and my word and I dont break them for nobody".....best movie ever
Except he broke his promise to Sosa regarding the NY hit.
@@MrShobar And Sosa broke his promise to Tony that there wouldn't be any kids in the car.
@@AizensPlan I don't remember any promise. Actually, Sosa seemed quite indifferent.
@@MrShobar I know this is an old comment but Sosa did have this to say, "When you move 400 kilos a month, it is imperative that you do kill children." meaning Sosa doesn't care about kids.
Raging Bull was Better.
Paul Shenar was so perfect for his role in this movie, Pacino was too but Shenar just had that presence and God like voice that exhibited his status as a drug lord in the film. One of the all time under rated actors in Hollywood history in my opinion. He died way too soon
It was the first time I'd ever seen him, his vocal delivery was so impressive it was almost startling.
Aids took him way too soon
Sosa eyes was intimidating
How did he die?
@@malikj5336 AIDS
One of the things I love about this scene is although the pressure gets turned up after finding out Omar is an informant, and Sosa starts asking about Franks judgement, Tony could’ve bad mouthed frank and cut him out. But he stood up for him and defended his judgement. I’d like to think that Sosa picked up on that
Good comment. Sosa picked up on it and admired his loyalty. He also admired how Tony had his own doubts and knew Frank's organisation was not up to scratch. "I'll sort things out" was Tony's way of saying if Frank doesn't change I'll take over and Sosa understood. It's a brilliant scene.
Good comment and also good reply. Sosa was the very smart and extremely dangerous one. Tony should have known better then to fuck with Sosa ever. Out of all involved Sosa was the one holding all of the strings.
I suspect Sosa was more planting the idea in Tony's head that he could - and should - take over. Frank was reluctant to buy from Sosa, meaning to get a reliable new customer, Sosa had to somehow manipulate Tony into replacing Frank.
F Murray Abrahams was also no mediocre actor. While in this role as the sleaze bag Omar he was preparing to play a totally opposite character as Salieri in Amadeus..
F Murray Abraham was great in "An Innocent Man" with Tom Selleck.
2:39 binoculars laying down
2:47 binoculars standing upright
2:51 laying down again
3:05 standing upright again
funby little detail
Woow I've never noticed it
1, 2, 1 ,2...
Tony was playing with them the whole time, placing them up and down😂
It suggests a number of takes were needed. Perhaps hours apart.
Pacino is just unreal....... He deserved the Oscar that year..... 1 of the best... * What a movie*
Sosa, like any drug exporter, still needs a market in the US . So he has to rely on Tony to develop that market, the only reason why Tony is still alive.
That's not the only reason he. Sees tony as someone he can trust.
@@truffle6082 Yep, and he sees Tony as versatile, such as being the Uber driver to carry out the car explosion.
Perhaps the greatest phrase that EVERY man should live by: "All I have in this world are my balls, and my word.. and I don't break 'em for no one!" Best scene in the movie, one of the best in all films.
Cringe.
@@Gameboy-Unboxingsyou understand being a man in no way, shape, or form. A true testament to the sad state of affairs that we must endure because of your lack of either.
Hey, he's a GameBoy-boy. :)) @@studio28music97
Raging Bull was a much better movie. It told this movie to hold its beer.
Don't fuck me, should be followed by 'no homo' nowadays...
“I only tell you one time”
Proceeds to tell him twice.
🤣😂😅
Cause sosa gone bring them savages that’s y twice
And Tony still didn’t listen. 😂🤣
Prolly cause Sosa actually liked Tony n saw them making loads of money together once frank was out of the picture
yeah but it's very important. the message of the movie is don't fuck Sosa.
NO ONE could play Tony Montana like Pacino... NO ONE
Anyone who stars in the remake will ruin their career.
AL PACINOS FAKE CUBAN ACCENT WAS RE APPROPRIATED BY ACTUAL CUBANS
this is the highest praise
Imagine they’re remaking this film. I couldn’t believe it when I read it.
@@beegdawg I don’t know I heard about a remake too but maybe it’s still in production?
ya it was said john travolta, and micky rourke ,was up to play steven baurs role as his side kick
"His garbage was recognized by my associate at lunch"..lol..I love saying that about new guys at work..
Ha haa 😆😆😆😆😄😄😄😄🤭. Right ! It's a good quote 😁😁😁
lol...Scarface lines will never stop !! When my wife gives me some Crappy Honey-Do job around the House, I say to her, complete with the Accent, "You see these Hands, they oughtta be picking Gold from the Streets".... lol
Looooonch
Simple: one of the best movies of all times, one of the best actors of all time.
Don't bleep me, Tony, don't you ever try to bleep me 😂
This shouldn't be funny bruh😭🤣🤣😂⚰️⚰️⚰️⚰️⚰️
it sounds more like an R2-D2 "boop" than a a bleep. lol
You can tell in this scene that Tony was second guessing himself trying to make ties with Sosa. He basically knew who the real kingpin of the game was, that’s why he said “let me go talk with Frank and work things out with him”.
And that's before the N.Y. assassination meeting where Tony sees the other power players who Sosa owns.
Yup. He realized that Sosa was far more powerful than Frank and that it would be of great advantage to have a personal relationship with him.
Sosa saw that Tony showed 0% fear. That gained his respect, and the reason he sent an army after him at the end.
That's because Tony killed one of Sosa's Main Men. That man had planted a Bomb in a Car, that had a Snitch in it. However, it also had the Snitch's Wife and Children in it, too, so Tony tried to get the Bomb Man to hold off from killing everybody inside the Targeted Car. When the Bomb Man had the Remote turned on, and absolutely wouldn't stop on his own, Tony intervened, by pulling his Pistol, and killing the Bomb Man. That was the last straw! Sosa ordered Tony Montana's immediate execution.
As far as I'm concerned, though, the guy that killed Tony Montana from behind, a guy named Skull, committed a complete act of cowardice, by shooting Tony in the back. The other Assassins, that were shooting from the stairs, and from the front living room. They at least had the guts to shoot, facing Tony!!!!
@@ronaldshank7589 the death is also a callback to the moment in the car when Tony is confronting the assassin about how he’s not man enough to kill a man in front of his face and has to do it through a bomb. The assassin that kills Tony later on, is wearing sunglasses so his eyes aren’t visible meaning you literally can’t see into his eyes & killed Tony from the back… he died the same way he despised! This is a great film
@@allwecanseeisaboveusnow totally agree and was gonna say the same!! Also if you look at everyone Tony has killed throughout the movie, he was looking them in the face or eyes.. Every last one!!
@@ronaldshank7589 it was not cowardly but efficient, that honor bravado is just an illusion.
you can see that tony is a little nervous here, the first time we see him like that, he respects and understands the power sosa has, he also wants to be like sosa one day
The glaring fault with this film is nobody would work with such a loose cannon, regardless of his strength and passion, he has no class and is bound to make many many human mistakes and errors.
We lost Paul Shenar too soon. Great actor.
RIP
He was 53 when he died. He died from AIDS
I like how the scene ends with “don’t ever fu- me” and they continue just sitting there having tea.
I imagine them changing the subject like “how about them Red Sox, huh?”.
Lmao then Sosa replies “Man they suck!!”
I have some tough friends that are like this. Could never understand what is the limit, because sometimes they joke and the next time punches start flying around. So when we 're hanging out I try to keep my mouth shut most of the time ha ha.
That was funny!!!👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾😆😂🤣💯
Personally, as bad as the Red Sox are doing this year (2022), that's definitely not a subject I'd be talking about.
Nope! Mine would be:How about them Yankees?
I can't help it-They're my favorite team!!!
Nobody cares about baseball except americans, which neither of them are. So that's the last subject they'd be talking about.
Pacino should have said, "Let me go back and talk to Frank, but not in that helicopter." This would have made Sosa laugh. Then, the deal would have been sealed.
haha!!!!
Good one
😂
'Just remember, I only tell you one time.'
Proceeds to tell him twice.
This is the same exact conversation I had with my grandmother when I had just turned 18.
Very relatable.
So cute grandmother and grandchild moment
"Now sweety... I know it's your birthday... but dont fuck me. Dont you ever try to fuck me."
Lol omg
She must have a lot of cocaine.
3:22 That look. Sosa showing Tony who's boss.
Loved this movie. Have watched it many times
i am over 60 years old this movie was one of the piece and still is
This movie which I saw in the theater in 1983 was full of top level actors...and Al was his best effort
Censoring Tony Montana is like listening to music wiith the volume down.
Ruined by unnecessary censorship
Awful I know, ruins the whole scene.
I thought it was pretty funny.
Tony should have said “the only thing I have in this world is my balls and my word…..and oh yeah I don’t kill kids and woman” That would have saved Tony a lot of problems later on 😅
He should not have taken that job in NYC to do that. Not accepting that job would’ve saved his marriage and his life
REAL MF LIFE I say the exact same thing
@@jorgegaston5391 He had no choice if he wanted them to keep him out of jail
It wouldn't make a difference because Sosa would say to Tony, "When you move 400 kilos a month, it is imperative that you do kill children." meaning Sosa doesn't care about kids cause to him they are nothing but collateral damage to his drug empire.
Lol
The why Tony throw the binoculars at Sosa that's F@#$ing GANGSTER.
Yo I was thinking the same thing..SAVAGE AF!
Even more gangster, the way Sosa caught the binoculars...as if to say
"Nothing gets past me son"
😂 😂 😂
He probably realised that giving him them so he could see the demise of Omar was in part about intimidating him, and he rejected this.
gangster but he's gotta be scared shitless at that moment, can you imagine
He was telling the truth about to be a Dad at 83!!! GOD BLESS!!!
Classic movie! This was the one and only time Tony looked shooked for a sec at 3:27
This Movie gets better every time i watch..
MASTERPIECE
This whole movie is an iconic scene
I like how the guys shoe falls off as the chopper flies away 😂
Yeh, this movie had great little details like that 💪
You might say he was really “airing it out”.
@@bobpress1235 😂🤣😅
That shoe won't be needed again.
Sosa one of best actors in film history not really given much fame for his performance in this film
I like you Tony. There is no lying in you! Love it.
you speak from the heart.
ScarFace is the best movie ever created… it’s flawless.
The Godfather,Part 1.
I think Tony really was faithful to Frank. He didn’t make the first move. Frank did.
Business wise maybe, he still tried to take Elvira from him though.
He closed a deal with Sosa without Frank's green light and was actively hitting on Elvira pretty much from the beginning. He wasn't really loyal. At some point he would've taken over, regardless of whether Frank put a hit on him or not.
no he wasn't.tony fkd with Frank's girl behind his back..that's a no no no in that business
so tony betrayed frank first
Remember that scene where Frank says “come on.. I have nothing but friends!! Who will try to kill me??” And the camera cuts to Tony and Manny lookin like they’re thinking “Psht,
Us soon.” Watch it again! :D
@@c.h.u.d a no no no in every culture..
"...Lopes and Omar, chivatos like that..."
The rhythm, the vibe, the honesty between these two criminals is absolutely devastating.
Paul Shenar is so damn good and convincing as Alejandro Sosa... Sadly, he left as so young.
“You can’t blame him for that animal...”
Issa cwaze bizness.
The directing and acting is still undefeated..The way he was so relaxed as opposed to the the real traitor ..Real recognize real ..
I only tell you one time. Then he tells him twice😆 love this scene though
They are totally direct with each other. That's the beginning of a true relationship.
@@ronaldshank7589 well he did end up fukking him so...
So We’ll Noticed. I Missed It . 06.09.2022.Dublin.
Make sure it got threw
He means one time and place. In this moment. It's an expression in the moment. Won't say it again somewhere else. No breaks.
One of the best movies ever. Montana :"All I have in this world are my word and my balls, and I dont break them for nobody". Well said.
Good thing the swearing was bleeped. I'd have hated to been exposed to anything inappropriate.
go home and get ur fuckin shinebox
A man who has been worked over is hung from a helicopter, we even unrealistically hear the sounds he makes before he is pushed out, but we can't hear swear words...
It's funny how Tony expresses honest and warm admiration for Sosa at first with a sincere compliment, and quickly going "Fuck this guy" after his loyalty and honesty was doubted and insulted.
When I see this movie (probably more than 50 times) I don’t see Al Pacino anywhere on screen. Where they found this guy Tony Montana I’ll never know. He’s fantastically real.
I really like how this movie from 1983 shows how much freedom of expression we lost by beeping out evey other word
The thing I learnt about this scene is that Sosa thinks and says things to himself. A lot
Lol!!
I'm Cuban 🇨🇺 I love this movie
2:45 Those binoculars have difficulties deciding if they should stand up or lie down.
Tony Montana doesn’t have to lie. Because he knows he has balls of steel.
Anthony Glen Armstrong know that you are right 👍
It makes you wonder if Omar was an undercover or whether Alejandro Sosa just wanted him out the way because Suarez was making the deal Sosa was actually angling for go South, whereas Tony was making careful and clever moves to make more money and also he knew that if Tony was whacked by Lopez, the deal he wanted to make with Tony would be out the window.
I died laughing when one shoe came off his feet as the copter was pulling him off the scene 😆 🤣 😂
See…I’ve never found it that funny when someone (even dead) loses a shoe…. But I find it funny that you find it funny that he lost his shoe… 🤷🏻♂️
maybe the shoe did not want to get soaked in urine, lol.
You need some JESUS.
Never noticed
@@tim46153 Its funny from the stand point that the directors added this to the script. Losing a shoe means life is kicking your ass... as it was shown in the God Father when Sonny was kicking Carlos ass and Sonny removes one of Carlos shoe... as Carlos soaks in the fire hydrants water... The scene was violent, but its still funny to see this guy with a shoe missing 🤣
I just noticed that Tony’s suit is like Kazuma Kiryu’s from Yakuza that’s wild to me.
Possible inspiration? Kazuma would take Tony apart though.
He said “you make a move” but his face was saying..”
Please don’t make a move Sosa” 😂😂😂😂💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽 🤐🤐 Classico
1:00 I swear I can see a little smile on Tony's face
South Park nailed this with Colonel Sanders and Cartman.
You can see the camera lights shining in the tea pot when Sosa is pouring tea
Just noticed the gardener at the back as well
Actually most of them are a type of reflector.
During a different and edited out scene two of the very large reflectors almost damaged the set - which is a real estate.
"All i have in this world are my balls and my words and i dont break them for none."
-Tony Montana
This scene is the best in the movie... period ! Pacino at his best. Classic .
still one of the most classic movies ever made!
I like Tony Montana's manly walk. "My balls and my word and I don't break them for nobody". Love that line.
I used that same line on my supervisor when I first got a job at a fast food restaurant
2:03 2:18 Sosa sure does think to himself and say to himself a lot. Must be lonely being a drug lord
Ask chapo
LOL...RIGHT????? I always thought that every time I watched that scene...
"He sure talks to himself and thinks to himself....ALOT"
its as tony said "who do I trust? me". in that business you can't trust anyone, even your own family can turn you in or snitch on you. It's a very lonely life. The loneliest part though is when you finally get sentenced and imprisoned in supermax, in solitary confinement 23 hours a day. Ask chapo
You never think anything to yourself or say anything to yourself? Must be lonely inside your head
@@egg-iu3fe You can’t even trust yourself 🤣 because if you get caught you’ll tell on the “main man “ whose SOSA
Well that does it, now I'm gonna have to put this movie in my blueray player... thanks.
"What d'ya mean by that, Mr Salsa?"
ALEJANDRO SOSA was the baddest...and best dressed JAMES BOND villain.
Totalmente de acuerdo !! DEP Paul Shenar fue un gran actor !
He reminded me of Frank White
Al Pacino is the Godfather of the actors 💯
When someone tells you they only tell you one time... then they tell you twice 3:16
I like how this scene inspired the KFC South Park episode.
Jokes aside, I like when Sosa was warning Tony, he is NOT playing around. Never looked away.
“HAHA he’s all choked” 😂😂
One of the few movies I can watch over and over
which is, of course, the hallmark of great films
The real Oscar to Al😎
“Don’t fuck me Tony. Don’t you ever try to fuck me.” 🤣🤣 gets me every time. 🤣🤣
Sosa's actor is gay :D
They found what was under the car Tony now our friend has got security up the @ss! Lol
with me*
There not gonna be a next time you stupid little monkey you. I told you a long time ago not to Fk me!!
@@acenewman8266 🤣🤣🤣
Sosa simply appreciated Tony's honesty and being forthright.
I wished there had been More Sosa in Scarface ❤
Tony Montana really is smart when he is calm and collected but when having an outburst he goes completely off the wall.
He should have remembered what happened here so he can avoid his own demise
Tony was a narcissistic psycopat, not a cold calculating machiavellian like Sossa. The types of Tony never last long because of their " narcissistic rage", that is they are easy to trigger. And think they can controll all that goes on around them.
@@Ikaros23 he actually is calm and calculated as he actually thought how to get where he was at but he lets power get into his head which is why he lost so much in his process of gaining said power
@@c.galindo9639 Tony is a sick man. He is a criminal and a violent sociopath. He has sick thoughts about his own sister, betrays Frank, kills him and lives with his wife!!!
@@CoolGobyFish you seem to be on quite a tantrum. Nothing suggests Tony has anything sick in mind about his sister and he didn’t betray Frank as it was Frank that wanted Tony dead before he got killed for failing at that attempt. Also his Frank’s wife hardly is any prize herself and only wanted to live the life of luxury through the means of using her body and nothing else. Many characters are flawed but Tony sticks out the most because he out himself on top of all of those he was around
@@c.galindo9639 did you watch the movie? Frank sent him and Omar to buy a small shipment of coke. Tony came back with a million dollar deal, mouthed off to Frank and started dealing behind Franks back. Tony's sister pretty much openly says that Tony wanted her at the end of the movie
Someone tell the man hanging from a helicopter he dropped one of his shoes. Poor guy. 😆😆😆
Haha I noticed that too for the first time. Something about that little detail is so perfect.
This is without a doubt the greatest movie of them all and still is today.
AL PACINO,,ONE OF THE BEST ACTOR IN THE US👍🇮🇹
Tony is a savage. Tells it like it is even to a high level cartel boss on his own turf
Tony was always a peasant. He took over a organization that was already built. Sosa was on another level. Powerful.with political connections.
Defo one of the greatest films ever, long, but from start to finish it was brilliant, bought the soundtrack too which is good. 😀
Montana showed courage(balls) and loyalty and Sosa respected him for it
Don't you ever try to BEEP me 😂
Tony certainly told Frank like it was...no B.S.
Jimmy Sousa was the real gangster in this movie and anyone who disagrees is apparently ignorant to the levels of ORGANIZED crime. Tony had JUST left a dishwashing job😂 and now is a promising upstart in the cocaine business but does not understand the LEVEL of ruthlessness or degrees of power control regarding people and government politics in Bolivia thus the cause of his demise
Agreed, yet I think Tony definitely could’ve climbed up the ranks to be as high as Sosa just off his character that Sosa caught on to.
Tony was out there getting high on his supply and fucking up his own life too
Exactly
@@Spider-Complexion Tony is a low level thug. It is a miracle he got where he did. Even if that hit job wasn't botched, he wouldn't lasted long. The only winner in this film is Fidel Castro for throwing thousands of Tonies out of the country in 1980. No nesestiamos!!!
This movie changed the dope game
@ChangeInMind kuz it brought being cutthroat in
Boss Sosa was scarier and better dressed than any James Bond villain.
Watches man hanging from helicopter and then casually sips from his tea.
best line in the movie
"say hello to my little friend"
I think I found my favorite new method of execution.
I remember my Dad showing me this movie around 9 years old and using this scene to showcase the importance of being honest in life. Interesting childhood.
I like how this fabulously wealthy and charismatic drug lord has the same outdoor setting that everyone else had in the 70's.
LOL