@@Ellie-tb3ng "... To Save Us All From Satan's Power" season 3 when Big Puss walks into Satriali's wearing the Santa suit 🎅 and he's all slightly toasty with holiday cheer 😅
Al pacino's performance in scent of a woman gave me goosegumps . The way he talks and act as a blind man was amazing . Thats why he won oscar from scent of woman
Of course, movies like The Godfather or Scarface prove Pacino's terrific skills and it's hard to tell anything else. I recently saw 'Serpico' for the first time, i loved the movie and especially his acting, even though the movie is not that famous.
Al is something else. Tony Montana/ Michael Corleone/Satan or Lt.Col. Frank Slade or numerous other characters are present in the movie , not Al. He’s nothing short of an acting university,Huge fan/admirer❤️. Many actors have been inspired by this cult genius, sad fact is he’s one of the few greats we have who are in the final phase of their career😔.
@@High_101 The Triple Crown of Acting is a term used in the American entertainment industry to describe actors who have won a competitive Academy Award, Emmy Award, and Tony Award in the acting categories, the highest accolades recognized in American film, television, and theater, respectively.
The whole movie is so often overlooked by gangster flick fans. Pacino is great, as is the whole cast (in particular Bruno Kirby, and Michael Madsen bring their A-games, and you get an early glimpse of Paul Giamatti and Tim Blake-Nelson). Stellar stuff.
@Girl With A Vengeance im a huge fan of both but it is widely agreed by everyone that deniro stole the whole damn movie even though he was a secondary role. It’s what makes him the best
@Girl With A Vengeance Yes Pacino was better in the second part but it was for a reason. See if someone says Michael Corleone who strikes ur mind? Pacino obviously. But when someone says Vito Corleone Brando crosses ur mind. So the affinity of Pacino's character to the audience makes him better. But overall De Niro is a tad bit better than Pacino is. Don't disrespect De Niro. He is a versatile actor.
Michael Corleone, Tony Montana, Sonny Wortzik, Frank Serpico, Lieutenant Colonel Frank Slade, Big Boy Caprice, Arthur Kirkland, Lefty, Vincent Hanna & Jimmy Hoffa.......Do I Have To Say More.....Hands Down, One Of The Best Actors In The History Of Cinema.
One thing i will never understand is how some people can say that he plays himself in the movies he’s in ; have you ever seen a Pacino interview? he’s an extremely humble, shy, quiet guy and no, before you ask, i do not know him personally but its so clear from his interviews. He’s a terrific actor because he totally disappears in every role, i mean it truly hurts my brain to think that Tony Montana, Serpico and Micheal Corleone (just to name a few) are played by the same actor. He’s in so many people favorite films and he’s the reason why those films are people’s favorite: he makes every movie he’s in great and steals the scene. His range is out of this world he can play extremely subtle characters and also total maniacs. His body language, voice and delivery never fail to amaze me and his eyes, omg the emotions he can communicate just with his eyes (the scene in the Godfather right before he kills Sollozzo, my god). He’s one of the greatest actors to ever live and he’s portrayal of Michael Corleone is the best character portrayal in a movie ever, sometimes i refuse to think that it’s someone acting, i feel like i’m watching a life documentary when seeing Michael.
wtf do people really say that? i mean dinero kinda of plays himself but al.I have a question for u thought, I always tried to figure out the secret that makes al such a good actor and how he seems different from each character he plays.do you happen to know why
5 favorite actors of mine 1 Al pacino 2 Robert de niro 3 Jack nicolson 4 Daniel day lewis 5 Marlon brando Ignore the order these are the top 5 anyways❤️✌️
@@ishanrivimal8241 you are missing out on great gangster movies. Start with the original Scarface from 1932. Then go with Angels with Dirty Faces and White Heat. They’re also from the 1930s. So much more too.
If you haven’t seen Serpico do yourself a favour and watch it immediately, his performance is amazing! Also, The Panic in Needle Park, which was made just before The Godfather 😊
What sets Pacino apart from so, so many other actors is his magnetism. He rivets you to the screen when he's on. He has such screen presence it is electric. I don't care what anyone says , as great an actor as De Niro is, he just doesn't have that extra sparkle that Pacino has. There are only a few actors who have this absolute intense magnetism - Laurence Olivier, Marlon Brando, Richard Burton, Rod Steiger, and Pacino. So many others are equally as great as actors but don't hold that absolute power through their eyes and performance scorching the screen.
The only part that didn't work in Part III was Sofia Coppola and Andy Garcia. Al Pacino's performance in Part III was so so good! The confession scene, the diabetic stroke, and the scene where he whispers to the deceased Don Tommasino. Amazing stuff.
@@calvinshimoli497 I wouldn’t know coz I wasn’t there. But it was a very powerful scene. Especially when Pacino was crying but the sound was muted for a few seconds, then you hear and see him got absolutely devastated...that cry was probably one of the best onscreen cries I have seen...another great onscreen cry is Matthew McConaughey in Interstellar. These actors are just out of this world, and everyday I wake up I feel grateful for being born in this era and able to witness their crafts.
@@user-pk6ty9yx9h it wasn’t perfect, I think perfect would be an overstatement. But it was definitely not boring. I really liked the film, but the acting from Sofia Coppola and Andy Garcia were really lacking. In my opinion that broke the film for me. I still enjoyed it, but it could’ve, should’ve, would’ve been a much much better film if the casting were done with better considerations.
He's the best, and the best in the best, he's an artist and is an art himself, TBH he's our Jimmy Hoffa, he's the Scarface, he's Serpico, and most importantly he's our Don Carleone, he's the best, love from Karachi, Sindh ❤️
Naturalism-natural charisma,pretends to be his character,finds himself in the character Sensitivity in nuance Empathy and understanding and misunderstanding Commitment to craft-pacino onstage, inspired by tragic roles of Shakespeare Dynamic range- unpredictability,calm character to slight anger(ticking timebomb)
One of my all time favorite roles of Pacino is in Heat. In the famous dialog with Robert de Niro it clearly shows how overrated the former is, and how great the dynamic range of expression of Al is. He is probably the greatest movie actor of all time.
Of ALL The Al Pacino's characters, performances, movies: My ALL time favorite is "And Justice for All". Pacino plays a very sympathetic, people first, equal justice, caring, fed up with the system, good man. Pacino's performance at the very end of this movie is cinematic GOLD.
well Oscars really don’t mean anything and saying that his performance in the Godfather is underrated is just wrong. I am a massive Pacino fan and you can literally look this up everywhere: a LOT of people say that his portrayal of Michael Corleone is the best acting in a movie ever.
To be honest, when it comes to Al Pacino - a film in which he plays has no meaning for me - I watch a film because of HIM - to look at him, to listen to him, to observe him - this is an incredibly talented actor - each role is unique ! In a well-talked film dialogue between two actors, "Chinesse coffee", where is no action, he showed the art of his theatrical skills. The most inspiring actor ever ! The way, how he reads poetry - awesome. The movie I watched the most times was "Frankie & Johny" 😍
@@Gma00001 look they are different types of actors . The one always seems to show of his charisma more than choosing to approach his roles differently every time . But he is always believable and makes wanna watch him.De niro is more versatile indeed and creates tension just by using his eyes and most actors can't do that . Not to mention that he had the best actor-director partnership of all time . They are both great in a different way.
Many of the great stars like brando , deniro, jack nicholson , DDL etc. they became stars after making 10 to 15 movies ..... But Al pacino became a top guy in the industry after his 2nd Movie The Godfather .... that shows how much better he was than other great actors.... He is not one of the best but he is indeed the best actor of all time.... He is like Acting god who is worship by many actors all around the world.... He Gets you with his eyes
His performance in Scent of a Woman was so amazing it made me cry during the tango scene. I don't know why, that scene was not particularly touching or emotional, but it brought tears to my eyes solely from the performance. Never have I ever felt something like that while watching a film.
Disappointing video. All traits are abstract enough to be generalised to all great actors. An essay particularly for Pacino should notice some specific masterful traits like the use of open-eye faces and/or a fully frowned forehead.
@@w.iraheta3769 "Donnie Brasco," my favorite mobster movie of all time - better than "Casino" and "Goodfellas," which were both classics. Yet, let's also not forget "A Bronx Tale." That's a really special movie.
I love what Laurence Olivier said about the whole rubbish called "acting techniques" : It was on the set of "Marathon Man" where him and Dustin Hoffman starred. “How did your week go, dear boy?” Olivier asked Hoffman. Hoffman told him that he had filmed a scene in which his character was supposed to have been up for three days straight. “So what did you do?” Olivier asked. “Well, I stayed up for three days and three nights.” Laurence Olivier then uttered this famous line, “Why don’t you just try acting?” Does anyone believe Olivier was a worse actor in the movie just because he didn't prior practice abusing a cat to may better perform a better Nazi criminal??
My favourite actor of all time, For me his performance in The Godfather 1 and The Godfather 2 is the greatest performance I have and will ever see in my entire life.
Top 5 Al Pacino Characters of All Times: 5. Frank Slade - Scent of a Woman 4. Michael Corleone - The Godfather Trilogy 3. John Milton - Devil's Advocate 2. Tony Montana - Scarface Honorable Mentions: Jimmy Hoffa - The Irishman Will Dormer - Insomnia Frank Serpico - Serpico 1. Sonny Wortzik - Dogday Afternoon
I don't know why... I always looked at SRK the way I see Al Pacino.... But I think SRK selected wrong movies recently... But I really wish him come back with a big boom.
@Moh Asani Every role DDL has ever played on screen he has literally been the character he plays. These other names have done that too. But at the same time there are sometimes they have missed the mark. DDL has never. Watch more acting
the irishman was a reserved performance? twice, he fights stephen graham. once, to the ground. he screams at a whole room of guys, so badly that deniro leaves. i dont know...
I love when he played The Devil’s Advocate.. it was amazing and the monologue is on point!
Indeed
yes! after that monologue i thought "that's the best acting i've ever seen"...
Satan???
Oh, Call me DAD...
"He's gotta get into character, like Pacino." - Tony Soprano
what episod?
@@Ellie-tb3ng "... To Save Us All From Satan's Power" season 3 when Big Puss walks into Satriali's wearing the Santa suit 🎅 and he's all slightly toasty with holiday cheer 😅
Are true enemy is yet to reveal himself
RIP JAMES GANDOLFINI
@@charliemain6726 Just when I thought I was out...
THEY PULL ME BACK IN
I met Al Pacino once. I was so shocked, I simply said "Woo Haaa!"
😮
NOWAY! Really?!😱
He's such a handsome man. Its sad to see him get old. Nevertheless, a terrific actor.
Hes still very handsome. He does look younger than 80, I'm glad hes still acting
Actually it’s not sad to see him getting old , because otherwise he would be dead .
@@stefanosmanolopoulos6552 so true!!!. I'm so glad that he's still working at his age. Still got it
right! he wwas so cute in the godfather
Whats sad about getting old? People get old.
Why is it so hard for me to recognize him from one film to another? He's magical.
Put your glasses on, dumbass! 😀😀😀
@@ShazzPotz no need to be rude
@@shakmp4
Not meant to be rude - was trying to be funny. I added 3 smileys to my comment above.
"Many actors, as they grow into their older years, often settle for Hollywood Typecasting"
*Cuts to DeNiro*
🤣
nah, deniro has played other parts as well. what about him in silver linings playbook, i loved him there
@Girl With A Vengeance it's you again!!
Had the pleasure of seeing him interviewed at the London Palladium in 2013. He’s the best actor to have ever been. I LOVE this man.
Cherish This Experience For Life
@@basudhabandyopadhyay4624 i will indeed my friend.
Al Pacino is the one of the Gods of Acting. Watching his movies means learning how to deliver a line which will leave it's impact on audience.
Devil's advocate performance was sublime
I'm sorry, but is no one going to mention his musical abilities?? That Dunkin Donuts scene at the end of Jack and Jill; pure cinema!
"Scent of a woman!!"
#I've been there you know,!-AL FUCKIN PACINO BABY!!
The background music is so disturbing. At least you could've played the godfather theme song.
I LOVE him at "Bobby Deerfield" a Sidney Pollack's very underrated film.
From the greatest performances - list missing : 'Merchant of Venice' & 'You don't know Jack', to name a few.
Al pacino's performance in scent of a woman gave me goosegumps . The way he talks and act as a blind man was amazing . Thats why he won oscar from scent of woman
I thought his performance as a shady real-estate salesman in Glengarry Glen Ross, for which he received an Oscar nomination, was his best ever.
I loved him in jack&jill
Of course, movies like The Godfather or Scarface prove Pacino's terrific skills and it's hard to tell anything else. I recently saw 'Serpico' for the first time, i loved the movie and especially his acting, even though the movie is not that famous.
Genius
a dunk a dunk a dunk a dunkacino!
Scarface is his Magnus Opus and peak
Al is something else. Tony Montana/ Michael Corleone/Satan or Lt.Col. Frank Slade or numerous other characters are present in the movie , not Al. He’s nothing short of an acting university,Huge fan/admirer❤️. Many actors have been inspired by this cult genius, sad fact is he’s one of the few greats we have who are in the final phase of their career😔.
We live in a World where Actors like Al Pacino has a single Oscar
Also live in a world where legendary directors like Martin Scorsese only have one Oscar in his entire career so far
he won the triple crown of acting and only 24 people in the world have won it!!
@@jazonjah wow! That sounds great. What is that?
@@High_101 The Triple Crown of Acting is a term used in the American entertainment industry to describe actors who have won a competitive Academy Award, Emmy Award, and Tony Award in the acting categories, the highest accolades recognized in American film, television, and theater, respectively.
@@jazonjah That is truly amazing. Thank you
Donnie Brasco is one his most underrated performance. I loved that movie. His pairing with Jonny Depp was so good.
Devils advocate?
@@benjamin_lule This movie never gets old. An Al Pacino classic!
Fuhgetaboutit......
The whole movie is so often overlooked by gangster flick fans. Pacino is great, as is the whole cast (in particular Bruno Kirby, and Michael Madsen bring their A-games, and you get an early glimpse of Paul Giamatti and Tim Blake-Nelson). Stellar stuff.
Agree. Very underrated but I believe he was nominated for that role.
Al Pacino's best performance was in "The Godfather: Part II". This is the best acting I've ever seen.
His performance in Part III was also amazing, people often overlooked his performance because of how it flopped.
Part 3 🔥
@@JaysusEscobar I agree. I actually thought it was really good.
@Girl With A Vengeance im a huge fan of both but it is widely agreed by everyone that deniro stole the whole damn movie even though he was a secondary role. It’s what makes him the best
@Girl With A Vengeance Yes Pacino was better in the second part but it was for a reason. See if someone says Michael Corleone who strikes ur mind? Pacino obviously. But when someone says Vito Corleone Brando crosses ur mind. So the affinity of Pacino's character to the audience makes him better. But overall De Niro is a tad bit better than Pacino is. Don't disrespect De Niro. He is a versatile actor.
this video has criminally low views... Al Pacino is arguably the best actor Ever !
cause is a new video
Pacino is the goat
Not the best BUT on the top 10 list of American actors of all times.
Al Pacino is overrated.
@@educate3d you're nothing.
When Al got the Irishman script, he must've said it in his head..
"Just when I thought I was out, they pulled me back in.."😉
Hahahhh very funny
Should’ve stayed out given how bad that movie was
If Joey Tribbiani is just only talented enough to play his butt, then imagine how talented the man is irl😂😂
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Hahaha😂😂😂
Lmfao
An intensity and charisma second-to-none. Alfredo fuckin' Pacino, one of the greatest acting institutes.
The goat
🙌
Putting an f between the sentence doesn't make your opinion hold the weight
@@muhammadfaizan7527 that f doesnt add or reduce anything. Al pacino doesnt need validation from any of us. His work alone speaks for him
@@deatheater4805 ikr. He is the best and no doubt about that
One of his best performances is in Donnie Brasco, where he plays the supporting role so well
Yeah, Pacino played a "supporting" role to Depp's character in the story. But, Pacino is first, over everybody else, in the movie's credits
@@IPlayOneOnT.V. that is so right, Pacino should've received a lot more appreciation for that role,
It's a fugayzee
@@abhyudaykanoje
Yes he played a supporting role, But he stole the lights from Johnny Deep who played the leading role
Michael Corleone, Tony Montana, Sonny Wortzik, Frank Serpico, Lieutenant Colonel Frank Slade, Big Boy Caprice, Arthur Kirkland, Lefty,
Vincent Hanna & Jimmy Hoffa.......Do I Have To Say More.....Hands Down, One Of The Best Actors In The History Of Cinema.
dont forget Carlito Brigante
@@CaptainWaldoe damn...i missed that, didn't I....I should've mentioned it along with tony montana....thanks dude
@@vengateshvegetio3370 all good bro :)
Arthur Kirkland❤❤❤
What about Will Dormer why nobody remembers Insomnia ?
The eyes Chico they never lieee
One thing i will never understand is how some people can say that he plays himself in the movies he’s in ; have you ever seen a Pacino interview? he’s an extremely humble, shy, quiet guy and no, before you ask, i do not know him personally but its so clear from his interviews. He’s a terrific actor because he totally disappears in every role, i mean it truly hurts my brain to think that Tony Montana, Serpico and Micheal Corleone (just to name a few) are played by the same actor. He’s in so many people favorite films and he’s the reason why those films are people’s favorite: he makes every movie he’s in great and steals the scene. His range is out of this world he can play extremely subtle characters and also total maniacs. His body language, voice and delivery never fail to amaze me and his eyes, omg the emotions he can communicate just with his eyes (the scene in the Godfather right before he kills Sollozzo, my god). He’s one of the greatest actors to ever live and he’s portrayal of Michael Corleone is the best character portrayal in a movie ever, sometimes i refuse to think that it’s someone acting, i feel like i’m watching a life documentary when seeing Michael.
wtf do people really say that? i mean dinero kinda of plays himself but al.I have a question for u thought, I always tried to figure out the secret that makes al such a good actor and how he seems different from each character he plays.do you happen to know why
ayoo bro u just read my mind , have u stidied acting or do u work in the industry or sth?
100%
5 favorite actors of mine
1 Al pacino
2 Robert de niro
3 Jack nicolson
4 Daniel day lewis
5 Marlon brando
Ignore the order these are the top 5 anyways❤️✌️
Get me some gabagool
Obviously the modern era. But I hey what if you went with the 30s and 40s and the 50s and 60s? What would your top 5 choices be?
@@nomobties Tbh I have seen only handful of movies from the era before 70s🥲
@@ishanrivimal8241 you are missing out on great gangster movies. Start with the original Scarface from 1932. Then go with Angels with Dirty Faces and White Heat. They’re also from the 1930s. So much more too.
He's fantastic! Love him in The Godfather trilogy, in Carlito's way, and in The Irishman.
The Irishman? You lost your creability there!
Have you seen scarface
@@SERGIO-cr6uy why?
Absolutely
@@SERGIO-cr6uy His acting was great in irishman
My family let me watch Scarface at age 8. It scarred me for life.
Which part did it scar?
I watched a bit with my older brother when I was little. The chainsaw scene. Our mom got pissed
@@muhammadhilmiramadhan3556 The scene with his sister shooting at him is permanently burned in my memory.
@@ruben0thinks0epiclol.. probably the face .
@@claires9100 haha niiice
If you haven’t seen Serpico do yourself a favour and watch it immediately, his performance is amazing! Also, The Panic in Needle Park, which was made just before The Godfather 😊
What sets Pacino apart from so, so many other actors is his magnetism. He rivets you to the screen when he's on. He has such screen presence it is electric. I don't care what anyone says , as great an actor as De Niro is, he just doesn't have that extra sparkle that Pacino has. There are only a few actors who have this absolute intense magnetism - Laurence Olivier, Marlon Brando, Richard Burton, Rod Steiger, and Pacino. So many others are equally as great as actors but don't hold that absolute power through their eyes and performance scorching the screen.
What about Jack nicholson
Tom Hanks is right up there as well
Yes. His eyes draw you in.
@@claires9100 I agree, all in his eyes!!!
See alain delon
He has the whole body acting with himself...And those eyes while he is talkin',my God....!!!He is the Great Al Pacino...
I agree, I'm glad that he's still acting. Every single movie of his, it's all in his eyes!!!
@AMA 55 NIDHIN JOBI Mohanlal, Mammootty and Kamal Hassan from India❤️.
The speech in “Scent Of A Woman” is a Godlike perfomance!!! Al Pacino is the best of the best actor forever...
I think his work in "Insomnia" is under-appreciated.
His performance in Godfather 3 when he makes confession with priest is simply fantastic
The only part that didn't work in Part III was Sofia Coppola and Andy Garcia. Al Pacino's performance in Part III was so so good! The confession scene, the diabetic stroke, and the scene where he whispers to the deceased Don Tommasino. Amazing stuff.
@@JaysusEscobar And when he mourned from his daughters death even the co actors were like 'WOAH!'
@@calvinshimoli497 I wouldn’t know coz I wasn’t there. But it was a very powerful scene. Especially when Pacino was crying but the sound was muted for a few seconds, then you hear and see him got absolutely devastated...that cry was probably one of the best onscreen cries I have seen...another great onscreen cry is Matthew McConaughey in Interstellar. These actors are just out of this world, and everyday I wake up I feel grateful for being born in this era and able to witness their crafts.
Godfather 3 was perfect. Every actor and every scene was perfect. i’ll never truly understand why many ppl say part 3 was boring.
@@user-pk6ty9yx9h it wasn’t perfect, I think perfect would be an overstatement. But it was definitely not boring. I really liked the film, but the acting from Sofia Coppola and Andy Garcia were really lacking. In my opinion that broke the film for me. I still enjoyed it, but it could’ve, should’ve, would’ve been a much much better film if the casting were done with better considerations.
He's the best, and the best in the best, he's an artist and is an art himself, TBH he's our Jimmy Hoffa, he's the Scarface, he's Serpico, and most importantly he's our Don Carleone, he's the best, love from Karachi, Sindh ❤️
Naturalism-natural charisma,pretends to be his character,finds himself in the character
Sensitivity in nuance
Empathy and understanding and misunderstanding
Commitment to craft-pacino onstage, inspired by tragic roles of Shakespeare
Dynamic range- unpredictability,calm character to slight anger(ticking timebomb)
You said God Of Acting
I heard AL PACINO 🔥
With all due respect to all opinions, Al Pacino is the best Actor of all time🎥🎬
Text me on Hangouts keanur110@gmail.com
yes , but there will aways be the phone ☎️ scene from Irishman with DeNiro
@@stefanosmanolopoulos6552 text me on Hangouts keanureeves7604@gmail.com
One of the best
The greatest..
Heat hands down prob one my favorite films of all time it never gets old
I was waiting for someone to mention. Its tied wit Goodfellas for my favorite action/drama
Heat is up there for me too. I still get chills watching it - and I've seen it WAY too many times.
Heat is amazing
@@Linzo24"I told you, I never going back" Neils last word before dying(Heat1995)
"lets get outta here" Hoffa's laat word before dying(Irishman 2019)
Carlito’s Way, such an underrated performance
One of my favorites
One of my all time favorite roles of Pacino is in Heat. In the famous dialog with Robert de Niro it clearly shows how overrated the former is, and how great the dynamic range of expression of Al is. He is probably the greatest movie actor of all time.
I love 90s Pacino best. Its around this time he didn't hold back anymore and came the volcanic tirade!!
I bet Al Pacino himself has no idea what is this video is talking about.
He don't need acting technices coz he's a born actor ❤️
Of ALL The Al Pacino's characters, performances, movies: My ALL time favorite is "And Justice for All". Pacino plays a very sympathetic, people first, equal justice, caring, fed up with the system, good man. Pacino's performance at the very end of this movie is cinematic GOLD.
His acting in the devil's advocate was also brilliant, I didn't capture it in the video
Al Pacino is great in the theater also. Theater is another beast. He has awards for cinema for theater and for TV.
@Girl With A VengeanceMarlon Brando Al Pacino and Daniel Day Lewis in my humble opinion are the best actors in the history of Cinema.
Al Pacino and Robert De Niro, two of my favourite actors !!
His performance in The Godfather is underrated, I feel he deserved that oscar over Brando
I agree. Brando’s character is a powerful supporting act. Pacino’s character holds the story together even after Brando has left the screen.
well Oscars really don’t mean anything and saying that his performance in the Godfather is underrated is just wrong. I am a massive Pacino fan and you can literally look this up everywhere: a LOT of people say that his portrayal of Michael Corleone is the best acting in a movie ever.
his acting on the devil's advocate made me believe that he is actually, really, the devil himself!
omg same! i felt terrified back then
Thank you for this, i always watch Al Pacino's movies in Netflix, over and over
Greatest actor, and a humble human being.
Love and best wishes to Al.
To be honest, when it comes to Al Pacino - a film in which he plays has no meaning for me - I watch a film because of HIM - to look at him, to listen to him, to observe him - this is an incredibly talented actor - each role is unique ! In a well-talked film dialogue between two actors, "Chinesse coffee", where is no action, he showed the art of his theatrical skills. The most inspiring actor ever ! The way, how he reads poetry - awesome. The movie I watched the most times was "Frankie & Johny" 😍
The best actor all time.
Daniel day-lewis
Al Pacino is a 🐐 💯
I just wish this video was longer than 6.5 mins
Legend.
With legendary levels of collagen deficiency.
AL PACINO IS LEGEND FOREVER
He is the best actor of all time . I love de niro, nicholoson, ddl but he is pure talent . Born to be an actor
De Niro is just better.
@@Gma00001 It's subjective
@@billmp03
True, but i think de Niro is better because he is more versatile with MUCH better roles
@@Gma00001 look they are different types of actors . The one always seems to show of his charisma more than choosing to approach his roles differently every time . But he is always believable and makes wanna watch him.De niro is more versatile indeed and creates tension just by using his eyes and most actors can't do that . Not to mention that he had the best actor-director partnership of all time . They are both great in a different way.
@@billmp03
Ι agree 100% with ya. Thanks and have a nice Day !
You mentioned Shakespear , so Merchant of Venice could be discussed , "Shylock' as his close to heart performances.
This is a review of his performance, not a video about his techniques
Al Pacino--I said it once, I say it again...Al Pacino is my all-time favorite actor, and the Greatest Of All Time.
Take off his yelling and u won't see any patterns. He was the best and still the best
if I were the man I was five years ago I'll take a flame thrower at this place! ooh ahh
Many of the great stars like brando , deniro, jack nicholson , DDL etc. they became stars after making 10 to 15 movies ..... But Al pacino became a top guy in the industry after his 2nd Movie The Godfather .... that shows how much better he was than other great actors.... He is not one of the best but he is indeed the best actor of all time.... He is like Acting god who is worship by many actors all around the world.... He Gets you with his eyes
The godfather 2 and Carlito’s way
His performance in Scent of a Woman was so amazing it made me cry during the tango scene. I don't know why, that scene was not particularly touching or emotional, but it brought tears to my eyes solely from the performance. Never have I ever felt something like that while watching a film.
Disappointing video. All traits are abstract enough to be generalised to all great actors. An essay particularly for Pacino should notice some specific masterful traits like the use of open-eye faces and/or a fully frowned forehead.
No clip included of Pacino's "Donnie Brasco" "Lefty" character at all?
He was really good in that film.
@@w.iraheta3769 "Donnie Brasco," my favorite mobster movie of all time - better than "Casino" and "Goodfellas," which were both classics. Yet, let's also not forget "A Bronx Tale." That's a really special movie.
I love what Laurence Olivier said about the whole rubbish called "acting techniques" :
It was on the set of "Marathon Man" where him and Dustin Hoffman starred.
“How did your week go, dear boy?” Olivier asked Hoffman.
Hoffman told him that he had filmed a scene in which his character was supposed to have been up for three days straight.
“So what did you do?” Olivier asked.
“Well, I stayed up for three days and three nights.”
Laurence Olivier then uttered this famous line, “Why don’t you just try acting?”
Does anyone believe Olivier was a worse actor in the movie just because he didn't prior practice abusing a cat to may better perform a better Nazi criminal??
He came from different school of acting. He was Shakespearean actor. Hoffman is more of a method actor.
@@vksasdgaming9472 I will probably be always surprised by degree of idiocy in responses on YT.
@@peterhagen8908 Pot and kettle, boy...
Olivier sucked.
I haven’t seen many of his films, but I admire him a lot and I loves his performance in The Irishman
My favourite actor of all time, For me his performance in The Godfather 1 and The Godfather 2 is the greatest performance I have and will ever see in my entire life.
Lol. Period.
Serpico is a great movie and he was phenomenal
He’s got god given talent 🤷♂️🤷♂️🤷♂️
HEAT: Drinking coffee with De Niro. Iconic!
How come I forgot "CARLITO'S WAY" ?? Damnit! They'll NEVER make again a movie like that!
The most underrated Al Pacino movie (imo) is "Author! Author!"
All over Cable in the 80s and now I can't find it to stream or buy
torrent stream is the best.
all hail al pacino !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Top 5 Al Pacino Characters of All Times:
5. Frank Slade - Scent of a Woman
4. Michael Corleone - The Godfather Trilogy
3. John Milton - Devil's Advocate
2. Tony Montana - Scarface
Honorable Mentions:
Jimmy Hoffa - The Irishman
Will Dormer - Insomnia
Frank Serpico - Serpico
1. Sonny Wortzik - Dogday Afternoon
...And Justice For All is brilliant as well
That car parking area scene ...
I don't know why... I always looked at SRK the way I see Al Pacino.... But I think SRK selected wrong movies recently... But I really wish him come back with a big boom.
He is on the list of the top 3 greatest actors of all time for sure.
Maybe #1 🤷
No maybe about it
He is the Best Actor of all time, there is no maybe.
Daniel-Day lewis is #1 and Pacino is definitely #2.
@Moh Asani Nobody And I mean nobody has the ability to be the character they play ,like DDL has.
@Moh Asani Every role DDL has ever played on screen he has literally been the character he plays. These other names have done that too. But at the same time there are sometimes they have missed the mark. DDL has never.
Watch more acting
His performance in Serpico was CUTTING EDGE FANTASTIC. The real Frank Serpico himself gave Pacino credit for it.
Alfred in the 1980 classic Cruising. His definition of the character’s arc is awesome.
the irishman was a reserved performance? twice, he fights stephen graham. once, to the ground. he screams at a whole room of guys, so badly that deniro leaves. i dont know...
HE IS A GOD OF ACTING - AL PACINO 😘👏
Artificial intelligence Pacino.
This video is so vague, using generic terminologies. Please go in depth as to how he does each. Techniques explain the how, not the what.
You should’ve included his scene in Donnie Brasco when he meets Johnny Depp for the first time
Great scene, though they never did decide which is better, Lincoln or Cadillac.
Favourite role: As himself in Jack and Jill.
I liked Pacino's first film . He was really natural there
Also "Carlito's Way" and, since you mentioned it, "Looking for Richard"...