Wow. I just learned about the 1932 one. Wow, i must say Paccino definetely studied the original's mannerism there's some gestures that are just too similar to be coincidence (or merely read on script) 😮 ..... Just after my comment, i found this (Paccino saying how inspirational it was to watch the original film) th-cam.com/video/Ei-my4rrW_g/w-d-xo.html
Poppy was into Tony way more than Elvira was into Tony. Poppy was actually nice and got along well and seemed interested in the things Tony found interesting. I like her.
I remember seeing somewhere that they were originally going to remake the 1932 version, with it being about mobsters rather than drug dealing Cubans, and had it set in Chicago but had to change it for budgetary reasons. I don't know how true that it is, but I'd love to see an alternate universe where it was remade as the typical mobster movie just like the 32 version, with Pacino playing just a regular mob Tony rather than Cuban Tony
This is a list of what i believe might be the complete counterparts in both films: Tony Camonte - Tony Montana Louis Costillo - Cuban Pro-Castro Politician Cesca Camonte - Gina Montana Guino Rinaldo - Manny Rivera Poppy - Elvira Johnny Lovo - Frank Lopez Mrs Camonte - Mama Montana Angelo - Chi-Chi Gangsters at the Cafe - Gangsters in a Department Cesca's First Date (Dancing Man) - Gina's First Date (Man in Public Bathroom) Guino's First Date - Manny's First Date Lovo's Men Hiding in a Car - Frank's Men Hiding Their Weapons with Tablecloth Police Men - Sosa's Mafia Men Unknown Police Man - The Skull
It may sound strange but I agree with your point cause 1932 movie has less propaganda of crime and even the ending is better and realistic imho. I've just seen the original yesterday and it impressed me no less than the remake I've seen so many times.
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Wow. I just learned about the 1932 one.
Wow, i must say Paccino definetely studied the original's mannerism there's some gestures that are just too similar to be coincidence (or merely read on script) 😮
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Just after my comment, i found this (Paccino saying how inspirational it was to watch the original film) th-cam.com/video/Ei-my4rrW_g/w-d-xo.html
Oh thanks very much for sharing the video, super interesting 😍
Poppy was into Tony way more than Elvira was into Tony. Poppy was actually nice and got along well and seemed interested in the things Tony found interesting. I like her.
To be honest I don't think any woman deserves to deal with Tony 😂
Tony Camonte - From hitman to a gang boss
Tony Montana - From dishwasher to a cocaine kingpin
I obviously heard about the 1983 version of Scarface.
It's because of the making of the 1982 version that I learned about the 1932 one
And because of existence of 1932 we have 1983!
Both films are excellent
Yes they are 😍
I remember seeing somewhere that they were originally going to remake the 1932 version, with it being about mobsters rather than drug dealing Cubans, and had it set in Chicago but had to change it for budgetary reasons. I don't know how true that it is, but I'd love to see an alternate universe where it was remade as the typical mobster movie just like the 32 version, with Pacino playing just a regular mob Tony rather than Cuban Tony
@@thecustomizer2008 OMG yes me too, I'd love to watch that movie too!!!
This is a list of what i believe might be the complete counterparts in both films:
Tony Camonte - Tony Montana
Louis Costillo - Cuban Pro-Castro Politician
Cesca Camonte - Gina Montana
Guino Rinaldo - Manny Rivera
Poppy - Elvira
Johnny Lovo - Frank Lopez
Mrs Camonte - Mama Montana
Angelo - Chi-Chi
Gangsters at the Cafe - Gangsters in a Department
Cesca's First Date (Dancing Man) - Gina's First Date (Man in Public Bathroom)
Guino's First Date - Manny's First Date
Lovo's Men Hiding in a Car - Frank's Men Hiding Their Weapons with Tablecloth
Police Men - Sosa's Mafia Men
Unknown Police Man - The Skull
@@duzmondx great thanks for sharing 🙌🏻
1932 ...with original gangsters still alive !!! Al capone , john dillinger ...etc etc
How come u didn't show the big shootout scene at the end
Valentine's similar to club's shootout maybe?
@@miguelcarlos1173 and we didn't have all the videos of both movies haha we did with what we had 🙈
1932 definitely.
It may sound strange but I agree with your point cause 1932 movie has less propaganda of crime and even the ending is better and realistic imho. I've just seen the original yesterday and it impressed me no less than the remake I've seen so many times.
@@reximus8356 @susanb2015 I get both your comments, I think both movies are different and interesting 😇
How did I not know after all this time that there was An original lol wow
EXCELLENT
Merci beaucoup 😊
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would love a cyberpunk version
Ha! I love Cyberpunk. Or we can get a steampunk version.
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still the original is better than the lame and overrated version.
@@anchorpoint3631 hahaha I like the De Palma version too, to each their own I guess 😇
@@le_monde_est_a_vous yes, sir 👍👍