Heavy neo-Film Noir feel of the doomed man
Brian De Palma and Al Pacino were re-united in Carlito’s Way a crime drama where Pacino played Carlito Brigante. He got out of prison on a technicality and thought he could change his life and get out of crime but the life wouldn’t let him go. He gives a voice over commentary about his thoughts hopes and dreams as he finds himself falling right back into the things he hoped to escape. It gives the movie a neo-Film Noir feel of the doomed man.<br /><br />The first thing that stands out about the movie is Brigante’s friend and lawyer David Kleinfeld. He’s played by Sean Penn who has a receding hairline and a little Jew fro. He looks hilarious. He’s also completely crazy as well which is a twist because you expect Brigante to be the loose cannon.<br /><br />Second is Brigante. He is a complex character. He has passions, dreams and a conscience. That’s the main draw. He can see the path his life is taking and yet he feels like he can’t get off the train which again harkens back to the classic Film Noir.<br /><br />This is probably blaspheme but I would take Carlito’s Way over De Palm-Pacino’s more famous collaboration Scarface.<br />C
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