Yea the main Latin character went to a white guy but it's still a gangster classic
Al Pacino as Scarface has gone down in history as one of the great gangster movies of all time. This is despite the fact that the lead Latin role went to a white guy as usual. The movie was written by Oliver Stone and directed by Brian De Palma. The movie takes place in Miami during the 1980s when cocaine was taking off. The story is the classic rise and fall of a gangster. Pacino as Tony Montana came to Florida from Cuba with nothing. He wanted the American Dream and the way he was going to achieve that was through crime. He starts off small but moves his way up to become a boss. Of course, crime doesn’t pay and there’s no honor amongst thieves so his reign doesn’t last.<br /><br />The first thing that stands out about Scarface is the violence and action. Montana and his friends are placed in a refugee camp in Miami when they arrive in the U.S. and their ticket out is to stab a former Cuban general. Then their first job as gangsters goes all wrong and Tony’s friend gets cut to pieces with a chainsaw. Another time one of Montana’s business partners is accused of being an informer for the police and dumped out of helicopter and hung. The ending is considered a classic as well especially Tony’s famous line “Say hello to my little friend” as he fires a rife grenade at a group of attackers. That initially brought a lot of criticism of the movie but today is celebrated.<br /><br />The other part of the story, which is common to most in the gangster genre is the constant betrayal and lack of trust. Montana first goes to work for drug kingpin Frank Lopez played by Robert Loggia. Lopez later turns on Montana and he pays Frank back by not only killing him but taking his girl Elvira played by Michelle Pfeiffer. Mobsters always talk about how they operate like a family, but it’s one where your brother will stab you in the back at the drop of a hat and everyone is considered under suspicion.<br /><br />These are some of the main elements that make Scarface such a celebrated work. If only Hollywood would believe that people of color could star in their own movies this might have been even better.<br />C
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