Hannah sympathising with the guy working in the restaurant being left by the guys without notice, is the vibe 😂 👏 Working in a kitchen alone, under pressure without help might be the darkest part of this film! 😂
"They hung that guy from a helicopter!" Fun Fact: They really did hang a guy from a helicopter for that shot. Rather than use a dummy, they actually dangled stunt performer Dick Ziker from the helicopter. The '80s, man...they were WILD. Also, it's hard to feel sorry for Tony, but I always admired the way he went out. I'm a firm believer in "If you're gonna go down, go down in FLAMES!"
A not so fun fact: The girl in the blue bikini talking to Manny in the car, Tammy Lynn Leppert, disappeared just a few months after the movie released. She was an 18 year old model trying to make a name in Hollywood. She's been missing for 40 years now.
Wow. I've watched this film a bunch and though I knew some facts about it. The 80's....yea, I both miss it but also knowing more about it, maybe not as much lool
@@TheSpartan227 she's, no doubt, dead. for those going through the comments, I've got good news. God is good because He gives His blessings to everyone, whether they be good or bad. but everyone has at least, told a lie, or stolen something in their life. and that makes them sinners, and God will not allow sinners in heaven; in His presence, because He is holy. so, God has to punish the sinners in hell, because God is severe and just. but God is also love and He made a way for some to be saved from His wrath. here are the steps: 1. admit that you're a sinner and are lost. 2. realize that the penalty of sin is death (hell). 3. believe that Jesus (who is God) died on the cross, was buried, then rose from the grave, to pay the penalty for man's past, present, and future sins. 4. trust Christ alone as your Savior, and not on your own good deeds to get you to heaven (nor a combination of your faith and self-righteous works). 5. pray to God NOW that you're accepting Christ's free gift of salvation because if you die before making this decision, it's too late, and you'll 🔥🥵😈 6. and to be a disciple, tell people about Jesus, read the bible, go to church regularly to know God's will for your life.
A LOT of people go into this movie thinking Al Pacino/Tony Montana is some sort of anti-hero, but in reality he is the biggest villain of all. Hypocritical, willing to kill, a slave to greed, the desire for power, willingness to corrupt his family and those he cares about etc….this story is a story of a villain, plain and simple.
Washing dishes was my first real job at 14. I'd been working as a paperboy and mowing lawns for a few years, but I really valued that first job. Now that I'm head chef, I will throw myself off a roof for a dishwasher who shows up and does a good job, because I know what it is.
I come from a Cuban American family and grew up in Miami. My aunt was living in Miami beach when they were filming that scene where Tony shoots the guy on the street in the bloody shirt. She met Al Pacino and got a signed poster of the movie from him. It's a family heirloom. Most of the outdoor locations filmed in the movie were filmed in Miami and many of those places are still recognizable today. They did a good job at depicting the party life here, the drugs, the culture. It's still the same today.
If you actually look at what happened when they filmed this movie, Miami did not want this movie filmed there, and would not allow them to film in many places. Almost all outdoor filming locations was done in LA if you look at the facts about shooting the movie
I'm a political refugee from Cuba. I relate so much to the first few minutes of this movie, basically everything before the whole crime streak started. They did a surprising job capturing the reality of Cuban America life in Miami in the late 70s and 80s.
First saw this movie on a bad VHS copy, back when I was in high school in the 1980s. I was so blown away that, after I finished watching it with my friend, we rewound that tape and immediately watched it again! Never have I done that for any movie before or since. This movie is God-tier!
@@itsalwayssomething7490 No, I just never watched a movie back to back like that again. That was back when I was a compulsive teenager. Obviously there are movies that are as good or better out there. Here are some of my favorites: Alien Aliens The Big Lebowski Blade Runner Casino Cool Hand Luke Dazed and Confused Dirty Rotten Scoundrels Fargo Ferris Bueller's Day Off The Godfather The Godfather 2 Goodfellas The Graduate Jaws Kill Bill 1 Kill Bill 2 Lost in Translation Miller's Crossing Monty Python and the Holy Grail Monty Python's Life of Brian Once Upon a Time in Hollywood Planes Trains and Automobiles Pulp Fiction Scarface Schindler's LIst The Shining Sideways The Talented Mr. Ripley There Will Be Blood
Cubanos are my peeps! But we do NOT claim "Tony Montana." His sidekick is Steven "Rocky" Bauer. He is an authentic Cuban. 😊 Actually the only Cuban in the film.😅
As a Latino myself, I was LMFAO when Ash called the chick at the hotel a "Latino Heath Ledger" and "He Turned His Leg Into Chile Con Carne" 🤣🤣🤣🤣 and when Ash said that this gives off GTA Vice City vibes, well that's because both Scarface 1983 and GTA Vice City is based on 80's Miami!
fun fact: a book of scarfaace 2 was published it was called "the son of scarface. montanas revenge" its where tonys wife gave birth to hes first son after tonys death hes name is carlos montana.
In the final shootout scene. When Al Pacino is reloading his gun. Al Pacino accidentally grabbed the barrel of the gun. Which was red hot from being fired 30 times. He screamed so loud after grabbing the barrel that Geno Silva who played the assassin with the shotgun. Heard Al Pacino screaming and thought "Jesus, he's really going for it here". His hand was stuck to the barrel and was so badly burned that he couldn't work for two weeks.
What this teaches is that you can't have a conscience when you're in that life: The ONE good thing that he did in the movie, sparing the wife and kids, is what got him killed!
For sure, Ash. There are more hip hop lyrics in this movie than probably any other movie ever made. Every rapper is trying to emulate the Tony Montana way. "All I got in this world is my balls and my word, and I don't break them for no one." ------ Heck some people even take the name of Scarface, French Montana, the Diaz Brothers. What a legendary character, What a legendary movie.
This movie even inspired a wrestler by the name of Scott Hall to take on the persona of Tony and call himself Razor Ramon and became a legend. Say hello to the bad man chico.
A few years before this film and before she was famous Michelle Pfeiffer was a checker at the only grocery store at the time in my hometown. I was talking to her younger sister about it this past July.
Jobs like that are actually very common for actors in their early days of their career. A running joke in New York : "What do you say to the average actor when you see them? Answer: "Hey, Waiter!"
The symbolism of Tony eating the lemon, instead of cleaning his hands is to show he comes from poverty. Sosa wanted to use him because he thought he’d be easy to control.
Every time I make crème caramel for my wife, I hold it and yell ''Say hello, to my little flan!''. After 5 years, I think she's tired of the joke. But I'll never stop.😂
The comedian with the dark hair and the dark glasses in the nightclub is Richard Belzer who played detective John Munch on Law & Order SVU and was also a childhood friend of my father and a Bridgeport Connecticut native.
Yeah this inspired Vice City it inspired the main story, missions, characters, songs, the last mission in Vice City is the same as the last scene in this movie
It’s a hold over plotline that ties the original 1929 film this movie is based on. Most of the original films plot is the sisters storyline. Also “the World Is Yours” is a major thing in the 29 version as well.
Hey Ash, think about it. Tony had 3 friends during this movie. Manny, Angel and Chi-Chi. Angel is killed during the initial drug deal, Manny is killed by Tony and then Chi-Chi dies locked out of Tony's office, defending him to the end ------- The saddest part is when Tony kills Manny.
@4:20 Humphrey Bogart is a classic movie star and actor. He starred in such films as Casablanca, The Maltese Falcon, Treasure of the Sierra Madre, The African Queen, and many others.
“This is giving me GTA: Vice City vibes”. Funny you should mention that, because Scarface was a huge influence on that game. Also, there’s another ‘80s classic you should check out: Beverly Hills Cop. Also deals with drug dealing.
Something I've always noticed about Tony whenever I watch this movie, is that he left Cuba to get away from Castro and to get away from being bossed around all the time. However, when Tony became the boss of a vast drug empire with people under him, he eventually became a Castro himself, so to speak.
I always thought he was lying about being a REAL political refugee. He was probably a criminal back then too or his momma wouldn't have instantly known he was a criminal and KILLED someone when he went to visit her. This movie was set during the "Marialito" thing where Castro took advantage of the fact that Cuban Americans wanted to help their anti-Castro relatives join them in the US. Instead of letting real political activists out he really did empty his psych wards and jails. I 100 % believe Tony didn't care what the politics were. It was probably just easier to get away with being a big time drug dealer in the U.S. than in Cuba, so he left. His motivation isn't freedom, it is greed.
@@jacquelinecallejas1390 I never thought of it like that. I mean, I always knew that Tony had a criminal past because of the prison time and the tattoo and his mom's suspicions about the money, but I never thought of his reasons for coming to the US in that way. It does make sense though, considering Castro released almost nothing but criminals, and also because Tony gave no shits as long as he got rich.
@@jacquelinecallejas1390 That's exactly what he is. A criminal from Cuba. Castro emptied his jails and sent the prisoners to the US along with the other 100,000 refugees. It literally mentions it at the start of the movie. Tony and Manny met in jail. Tony has the assassins tattoo on his hand. He was also in the army.
Hey Ash and Hannah, Fun fact: They really did hang a guy from a helicopter for that shot. ------- No dummy dolls were harmed here. No CGI involved while dangling that stuntman from the helicopter. ------ What a WILD ride, the 70's and 80's movie making had no hold barred.
Dude, Ashkon is a fly dancer for real!!! I'm not even joking. Confidence. Symbolisms. More passion. More passion. More passion. More passion. More energy. More energy. More energy. More energy.
when he was criticized by much of the media for not doing any remotely "authentic" accent, like columbian, puerto rican, cuban, etc. he said he was going for the voice of a latin man who learned english by watching television. so by "nailed the accent perfectly", you must mean, for a tv show learner, not of any ethnicity or place of origin.
I don't think he was really trying to get the accent perfectly. He was over-accentuating it to make his character seem larger than life. Steven Bauer sounded a lot more like an average Cuban.
It always makes me laugh in this movie how the guy with the chainsaw doesn't drop it and run, he takes the chainsaw with him. It's like he's thinking... 'I paid $100 for this, I'm not leaving it here!'. 🤣
"First you get the money, then you get the power, then you get the woman" i had a Scarface poster with that quote back in high school lol... i always be quoting tonys lines all the time..
The Cocaine Cowboys is a fantastic documentary about the cocaine trade in south Florida during this period in time. Part 2 is about the crack trade in the Oakland Bay Area that took place afterwards. Both are worth watching/reacting to
20:12. I've always liked how the Mom smiles. She doesn't seem to care that a strange man is talking with her kids. And I'm sure she can hear what Tony is saying, but still thinks it funny. She doesn't freak out and tell Tony to stay away from her kids.
Guys you got to checkout “BLOW” Johnny Depp plays George Young. He wasn’t an immigrant like Tony but he had a similiar track in the path of the drug empire. Its an amazing movie and based in real life. At the ending credits they show a picture of the real George in prison.
That guy actually was released from prison before he died. He had the same self-inflicted wounds that did in Tony Montana. He let his greed and ambition overtake his common sense.
"Humphrey Bogart is not a real name is it?" A testament on how quick time flies. Household name, one of the biggest stars of the 20th century. 50 years later people can't believe his name is real. I don't blame ya, but it feels surreal to me.
Al Pacino is such a legitimately great actor. There's not too many that can go that over the top and still make it work. Not sure if it's considered a great movie or not, but The Devil's Advocate has one of his best performances ever. Kind of takes this kind of character straight over the top into supernatural-evil territory.
I've always loved Scarface, and I love 18:45 of this movie so much. It's such a pure moment because of Tony's honesty, he believes it completely. Like a child, that honest. I adore the depth in that line, "The world Chico, and everything in it". I wish Tony lived, great video.
I truly believe my father and Tony Montana are cut from the same cloth of those warriors of old,those who have the belief that can truly move mountains,truly shake the unshakable and manifest into existence. To tell you the story of my father is very ,very long Too too long But though you never asked,that line you said "he believes it completely like a child,that honest". Many alike my dad to scarface,to revolutionary leaders in our country ,to many,many things but haven't I see one person alike Tony Montana having a child like purity. The way it is with my dad ,with it is i reckon for tony,their hearts are as big as the sun,what they believe in their mind and nothing but God can stop them ,when they love someone ,they love totally,my father changed his life from me. Men like them only get humbled by God If tony lived,he would most certainly be a little humbled,little mature God would make him so My father has that belief ,that child like purity ,that vision in his eyes like no other And it's just like the look tony has,it starts from the will to win If tony lived ,let me tell you Nothing in this world except himself would have stopped him His sins would catch up to him Not crimes,sins .
Up there with some of the all time Greats in movie history! Al Pacino delivers the best performance ever in this role, also the music score throughout the film makes some of these scenes more intense, suspenseful and intrigue. Great reaction team... you should also watch A Bronx Tale hes great in that also.
@@dontrah1838 or maybe just the majority of ppl like the movie and ur in the minority that doesn’t like it. U should use ur brain more it’s pretty useful
As a movie lover and seen almost every film out there Scarface remains my personal favourite. I fell in love with it since I was like 10 year old now at 34 they put it on cinema. Took my friend with me and I was like a kid at a sweet shop. I reacted similar to u guys at every scene and quoted every line
Humphrey Bogart was one of the biggest, most well known movie stars in the world. Yes, its a real name. Or haven't you even seen Casablanca? VERY good Al Pacino (with Johnny Depp) movie: DONNIE BRASCO. A must-see. Scarface is a remake. The original movie was released in the 1930s.
25:44 ur right it was symbolic, but not the way u said it. it’s not showing, “when life gives u lemons make lemonade.”, it’s showing how Tony comes from poverty and doesn’t know what a hand cleaning bowl is. It’s meant to show u he doesn’t know the lavishes of life, he’s from the slums.
Maltese Falcon, Big Sleep, To Have and Have Not. Petrified Forest or Barefoot Contessa for earlier/later pictures. Key Largo’s a nice time, Angels With Dirty Faces hits strong in the feels, Cagney’s in that one as well
Okay I didn't knew that. So Steven Bauer (Don Eladio), Mark Margolis (Hector Salamanca) and Miriam Colon ("Abuelita") all from Scarface who get choose by Vince Giligan to play in BB-BCS. He really wanted to make a tribute to Scarface. Is Vince Giligan consider Walter White as Tony Montana ?
I don't know if you ever got that his sister and his friend were married. Note: The "Mariel Boatlift" of 1980 was a real Cuban exodus in which Castro virtually emptied his prisons into Florida.
When I tell my dad about your reactions (he's old school and not into the internet), I refer to you as "you know, dad... my little Brits. The ones that watched Borat, remember?" hahaha. He always says, "Yeah, the couple with the cute redhead?" hahahaha. Love you guys. Been watching you for a few years now and you're like family members that just hang out in the background (that I've never met).
25:36 - Ash you're right but you're slightly off! Tony eating the lemon demonstrates that he's from a very poor background and doesn't understand that it's to clean your hands with! Honestly man, when I first started watching you guys I didn't like either of you but YOU BOTH GREW ON ME!!! Now I'm a VIVID Just-Trust-Ash and a Don't-Trust-Hannah subscriber and I PINE for the next reaction EVERY WEEK!!!! You two are made for each other and you're ABSOLUTE COMEDY GOLD!!!! 😅😂❤❤❤ You're reaction to the Jackass franchise sticks out in my mind because of how you both nearly threw up!!! 😅😂😂😂 And you both reacted to my most favourite horror film of all time when 99% of reactors won't/don't...JEEPERS CREEPERS!!! Absolutely love you both! You bring joy and laughs to so many people and I wish you all the best! And btw...you guys HAVE TO REACT TO THE PENGUIN SERIES NEXT!!! 🔥🔥🔥 Watching the 2022 Batman only helps a bit but you can watch the Penguin still if you haven't watched the film! Goodnight and Godbless! ❤❤❤
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GTA Vice City was basically a Scarface game, even down to the soundtrack.
Also some plot are same, Diaz mansion is same project as Tony's and final fight video game is literally Scarface finale.
Yayo
The Scarface game on XBOX was fire, selling coke
Don't forget miami vice aswell!
Carlito's Way too
Hannah sympathising with the guy working in the restaurant being left by the guys without notice, is the vibe 😂 👏 Working in a kitchen alone, under pressure without help might be the darkest part of this film! 😂
for real that was hilarious how Ash gave zero fucks lmao
@@CinemascapeReviewmost non cringe internet people don’t give a fuck
"They hung that guy from a helicopter!"
Fun Fact: They really did hang a guy from a helicopter for that shot. Rather than use a dummy, they actually dangled stunt performer Dick Ziker from the helicopter. The '80s, man...they were WILD.
Also, it's hard to feel sorry for Tony, but I always admired the way he went out. I'm a firm believer in "If you're gonna go down, go down in FLAMES!"
A not so fun fact: The girl in the blue bikini talking to Manny in the car, Tammy Lynn Leppert, disappeared just a few months after the movie released.
She was an 18 year old model trying to make a name in Hollywood. She's been missing for 40 years now.
@@TheSpartan227omfgggg
Wow. I've watched this film a bunch and though I knew some facts about it.
The 80's....yea, I both miss it but also knowing more about it, maybe not as much lool
@@TheSpartan227 she's, no doubt, dead. for those going through the comments, I've got good news. God is good because He gives His blessings to everyone, whether they be good or bad. but everyone has at least, told a lie, or stolen something in their life. and that makes them sinners, and God will not allow sinners in heaven; in His presence, because He is holy. so, God has to punish the sinners in hell, because God is severe and just. but God is also love and He made a way for some to be saved from His wrath. here are the steps:
1. admit that you're a sinner and are lost.
2. realize that the penalty of sin is death (hell).
3. believe that Jesus (who is God) died on the cross, was buried, then rose from the grave, to pay the penalty for man's past, present, and future sins.
4. trust Christ alone as your Savior, and not on your own good deeds to get you to heaven (nor a combination of your faith and self-righteous works).
5. pray to God NOW that you're accepting Christ's free gift of salvation because if you die before making this decision, it's too late, and you'll 🔥🥵😈
6. and to be a disciple, tell people about Jesus, read the bible, go to church regularly to know God's will for your life.
Indeed, just take the movie Roar (1981) fe., with the young Melanie Griffith.
Ash calling Chi Chi Bruno Mars is the funniest thing ever 😂 Great reaction to one of the greatest films
Chi chi get the yayo
It’s funny because it’s true. Michelle Phiffer that white gold
How is Chi Chi gonna get any respect when he dresses like Bruno Mars lmao
Ngl I thought he was Bruno Mars too when I watched for the first time
@@maxatempa2112😂
-"She likes you?
How do you know?"
_"The eyes, chico,
they never lie."
Tony Montana eating the lemon from the washbowl is the greatest character easter egg. It shows how unclassy he is 😂
Well ,maybe but some people like eating lemons , I don't but I know lots
of people who like to eat them like oranges !
I still think ash probably saw that clip somewhere before. No one gets that the first time they see it.
I guess he was really hungry at Sosa’s place
This was the symbolism, i dont know where he got his interpretation from...I was like nahh bro , you a lil off the Mark with this one...
yes its the symbolism of him coming from a poor country.
Tony Montana destroys everything he touches. Watching this now that im older his character is frustrating. If only he listened to those around him
His strength was also his weakness, and what later became his death
He could've been bigger than sosa if he just had some respect for the wisdom of the game, it's real shit and a genuine life lesson, I love this film.
@@terrorble727 Nah, he was never going to be bigger than Sosa
It's giving you Vice City vibes because Vice City was heavily inspired and based on this movie.
And Carlito's Way...
I remember the blood-soaked bathroom in Vice City where you pick up the chainsaw as a weapon. It's a great little easter egg 😄
The woman playing Tony's mum is only about 3 years older than Al Pacino. I'm glad Hannah clocked that.
Damn... Implication.
My goodness she had him at such a young age!
damn she looks much older than him, maybe make up?
@@imbaroud5273 Either makeup or hard living.
You can tell she was a beautiful woman back in her day
49:08 "Go on Bruno Mars, catch a grenade for him" lmaoo 🤣
Lmfai
“There’s nothing wrong with being a dishwasher!” Damn right! I love Hannah sm💖
@@buddy3167 what makes you say that?
@@buddy3167 Yeah. She said she worked as a dishwasher.
@@buddy3167Damn. Sound personal
@@buddy3167weirdo
Yea giving you false sympathy actually live that life than see how bad it is every single day🤦🏾♂️😂
A LOT of people go into this movie thinking Al Pacino/Tony Montana is some sort of anti-hero, but in reality he is the biggest villain of all. Hypocritical, willing to kill, a slave to greed, the desire for power, willingness to corrupt his family and those he cares about etc….this story is a story of a villain, plain and simple.
He’s just a guy who tried to make it in the the world
When you stare at the abyss, the abyss stares at you@@Bigbossman303
Last time you see a bad guy like this again..
Still love him 😂
At least he doesn’t kill children
Hope this means more Pacino movies are coming. Like HEAT that movie is a masterpiece!
I posted the same message for Ash and Hannah: HEAT (movie 1995) starring AL PACINO and ROBERT DeNIRO
HEAT is 5 stars ⭐️
I can't believe they haven't done it yet!
Scent of a women
Carlito's Way much better than Heat.
10:35 I read that girl disappeared after the day she shot this scene.
She has been missing for forty years.
Whats her name
Washing dishes was my first real job at 14. I'd been working as a paperboy and mowing lawns for a few years, but I really valued that first job. Now that I'm head chef, I will throw myself off a roof for a dishwasher who shows up and does a good job, because I know what it is.
I didn't realize that Steve Bauer was in Breaking Bad until Ash pointed it out. He was the boss you who was given poisoned taquila by Gus Fring!
I come from a Cuban American family and grew up in Miami. My aunt was living in Miami beach when they were filming that scene where Tony shoots the guy on the street in the bloody shirt. She met Al Pacino and got a signed poster of the movie from him. It's a family heirloom. Most of the outdoor locations filmed in the movie were filmed in Miami and many of those places are still recognizable today. They did a good job at depicting the party life here, the drugs, the culture. It's still the same today.
If you actually look at what happened when they filmed this movie, Miami did not want this movie filmed there, and would not allow them to film in many places. Almost all outdoor filming locations was done in LA if you look at the facts about shooting the movie
@@mrdavman13 some scenes were shot in LA but a quick Google shows a list of places in Miami Dade where they filmed scenes for the movie
Wow cool man
I'm a political refugee from Cuba. I relate so much to the first few minutes of this movie, basically everything before the whole crime streak started. They did a surprising job capturing the reality of Cuban America life in Miami in the late 70s and 80s.
First you watch the reaction, then you make the comment, then you get a reply.
Were you in sanitation or a sanitarium
did you watch Humphrey Bogart movies with your father??
What about homosexuality? You like men, huh? You like to dress up like a woman?
@darshin95 hahaha I'm not quite that old. But we did watch a lot of Schwarzenegger and Stallone.
First saw this movie on a bad VHS copy, back when I was in high school in the 1980s. I was so blown away that, after I finished watching it with my friend, we rewound that tape and immediately watched it again! Never have I done that for any movie before or since. This movie is God-tier!
Since? Dude. There are so many movies just as good, with another starring Al Pacino. Did you just stop watching movies after the 80's?
Yeah, it's pretty good, I guess.
@@itsalwayssomething7490 No, I just never watched a movie back to back like that again. That was back when I was a compulsive teenager. Obviously there are movies that are as good or better out there. Here are some of my favorites:
Alien
Aliens
The Big Lebowski
Blade Runner
Casino
Cool Hand Luke
Dazed and Confused
Dirty Rotten Scoundrels
Fargo
Ferris Bueller's Day Off
The Godfather
The Godfather 2
Goodfellas
The Graduate
Jaws
Kill Bill 1
Kill Bill 2
Lost in Translation
Miller's Crossing
Monty Python and the Holy Grail
Monty Python's Life of Brian
Once Upon a Time in Hollywood
Planes Trains and Automobiles
Pulp Fiction
Scarface
Schindler's LIst
The Shining
Sideways
The Talented Mr. Ripley
There Will Be Blood
Lies this movie is not that good to rewatch it right after lying as
It must have been a bad copy because it came on 2 vhs tapes.
Hannah killing me with the, "You don't know, he might be a contortionist!"
Al Pacino and Scarface not winning the Oscar for best actor and best film respectively was a huge shame, they weren't even nominated
Shockingly, this masterpiece got kind of mixed reviews when it came out. But the people LOVED it!
Because it was overrated dude get a grip
@@dontrah1838you're overrated. Scarface is top 5 gangster movies, period.
@@HarveySpecter0 Scarface sucks I prefer menace to society
@@dontrah1838"menace to society" 🤣🤣 ok you're clown
This is an infectious reaction Channel. It seemed like the kind of people you like to hang out with
Mad mad mad love to you mate ❤️
I subscribed after I saw their reaction to Star Wars episode 4
Cubanos are my peeps! But we do NOT claim "Tony Montana."
His sidekick is Steven "Rocky" Bauer. He is an authentic Cuban. 😊 Actually the only Cuban in the film.😅
He's not the only Cuban in the film. He's the only Cuban actor in the film. Some of the extras are Cubans.
As a Latino myself, I was LMFAO when Ash called the chick at the hotel a "Latino Heath Ledger" and "He Turned His Leg Into Chile Con Carne" 🤣🤣🤣🤣 and when Ash said that this gives off GTA Vice City vibes, well that's because both Scarface 1983 and GTA Vice City is based on 80's Miami!
Do you reckon the movie should of had more scenes with the main characters speaking in Spanish to sell the roles better?
*Latina Heath Ledger
Get it right or the Feminist will come after you with mini chain saws...you know what for. 🍒
@@Kenny-ep2nf nah, they'd be speaking Cuban Spanish, no one but Cubans understand that shit, I would know.
Lmao that clip of Ash dancing 🕺 😂 loved this reaction!
Hahaha cheers mate
What's the name of that song?
@@JoeRiver444boney m - Rasputin
fun fact: a book of scarfaace 2 was published it was called "the son of scarface. montanas revenge" its where tonys wife gave birth to hes first son after tonys death hes name is carlos montana.
I made a film like that before where Tony's son hunts down Sosa and his men and enacts revenge.
In the final shootout scene. When Al Pacino is reloading his gun. Al Pacino accidentally grabbed the barrel of the gun. Which was red hot from being fired 30 times. He screamed so loud after grabbing the barrel that Geno Silva who played the assassin with the shotgun. Heard Al Pacino screaming and thought "Jesus, he's really going for it here". His hand was stuck to the barrel and was so badly burned that he couldn't work for two weeks.
25:37 - I was actually eating a lemon RIGHT at this moment ... a whole one, too... rind, seeds and everything 🤣
What this teaches is that you can't have a conscience when you're in that life: The ONE good thing that he did in the movie, sparing the wife and kids, is what got him killed!
Yup.
But can we can give a round of applause for Michelle Pfeiffer?? 🔥 Shes absolutely gorgeous in this movie - still is.
Agree!
I can't stand her character. All she does is scowl smoke, drink, take drugs, and make fun of Frank and Tony
For sure, Ash. There are more hip hop lyrics in this movie than probably any other movie ever made. Every rapper is trying to emulate the Tony Montana way. "All I got in this world is my balls and my word, and I don't break them for no one." ------ Heck some people even take the name of Scarface, French Montana, the Diaz Brothers. What a legendary character, What a legendary movie.
These bitches love Sosa
geto boys!
Even Bruno Mars, ffs!
This movie even inspired a wrestler by the name of Scott Hall to take on the persona of Tony and call himself Razor Ramon and became a legend. Say hello to the bad man chico.
The diaz Brothers last name is diaz.. it's a common last name, that's a coincidence
A few years before this film and before she was famous Michelle Pfeiffer was a checker at the only grocery store at the time in my hometown. I was talking to her younger sister about it this past July.
Michelle pfeiffer is still gorgeous
Jobs like that are actually very common for actors in their early days of their career. A running joke in New York : "What do you say to the average actor when you see them? Answer: "Hey, Waiter!"
The symbolism of Tony eating the lemon, instead of cleaning his hands is to show he comes from poverty. Sosa wanted to use him because he thought he’d be easy to control.
Yup.
Vice city map was based on this, there's even the same hotel on beach front with a chainsaw and blood all over the bathroom
Every time I make crème caramel for my wife, I hold it and yell ''Say hello, to my little flan!''.
After 5 years, I think she's tired of the joke. But I'll never stop.😂
Crème caramel. Flan. I’m gonna need a recipe, thanks
😂😂😂
daddy, chill.
LOL that sure does sound funny
Every time you make creme caramel, like why would you be making that dish so regularly it's so obscure, is it only so you can make that joke 😂
They modeled GTA VICE CITY from SCARFACE !!!
I work with a cuban man. Very nice guy. I gotta say Al Pacino nailed the accent sounds just like cuban Americans
Hannah could pull off a Poison ivy Halloween costume pretty well
Facts 😂😂😂
Doesn't even need makeup or anything, just a leafy costume and bam
@@DLites151you need your eyes checked mate. Or maybe your head. Just cause she’s not anorexic don’t mean she needs to lose weight.
@@DLites151 bets on your weight?
@@DLites151Hannah is perfect! Smarten up
Freedom town actually excisted in Miami during the 80s
How can drop Bruno Mars references in the first minutes and then not immediately recognize Michelle Pfifer in the next scene?😅
Wolf of Wall Street (2013) is my second favorite film of a man who came from nothing, became corrupted and flew too close to the sun.
really hope they watch that movie soon. one of my top 3
When I watched Wolf of Wall Street the first time, it gave me Scarface vibes.
The comedian with the dark hair and the dark glasses in the nightclub is Richard Belzer who played detective John Munch on Law & Order SVU and was also a childhood friend of my father and a Bridgeport Connecticut native.
Yeah this inspired Vice City it inspired the main story, missions, characters, songs, the last mission in Vice City is the same as the last scene in this movie
Lmfao “Ride or Die….BRUNO MARS!” 😂😅😂😅
Respect to Bruno Mars he took out a few guys at the end
The actress who played Tony's mother was also Tuco Salamanca's grandmother in Better Call Saul. Yet one more connection to the Breaking Bad Universe
Dumbest part of the movie is Gina and Manny getting married in secret, what made you think Tony would be cool with that surprise?🤣
It’s a hold over plotline that ties the original 1929 film this movie is based on. Most of the original films plot is the sisters storyline. Also “the World Is Yours” is a major thing in the 29 version as well.
Hey Ash, think about it. Tony had 3 friends during this movie. Manny, Angel and Chi-Chi. Angel is killed during the initial drug deal, Manny is killed by Tony and then Chi-Chi dies locked out of Tony's office, defending him to the end ------- The saddest part is when Tony kills Manny.
Yup.
I thought the saddest part was when he realized he had ruined his own sister's life. She was the only link to normalcy he had left.
My favourite line is my girl Hannah "You cant leave the guy with no notice" LOL..Great reaction
@4:20 Humphrey Bogart is a classic movie star and actor. He starred in such films as Casablanca, The Maltese Falcon, Treasure of the Sierra Madre, The African Queen, and many others.
“This is giving me GTA: Vice City vibes”.
Funny you should mention that, because Scarface was a huge influence on that game.
Also, there’s another ‘80s classic you should check out: Beverly Hills Cop. Also deals with drug dealing.
Something I've always noticed about Tony whenever I watch this movie, is that he left Cuba to get away from Castro and to get away from being bossed around all the time. However, when Tony became the boss of a vast drug empire with people under him, he eventually became a Castro himself, so to speak.
I always thought he was lying about being a REAL political refugee. He was probably a criminal back then too or his momma wouldn't have instantly known he was a criminal and KILLED someone when he went to visit her. This movie was set during the "Marialito" thing where Castro took advantage of the fact that Cuban Americans wanted to help their anti-Castro relatives join them in the US. Instead of letting real political activists out he really did empty his psych wards and jails. I 100 % believe Tony didn't care what the politics were. It was probably just easier to get away with being a big time drug dealer in the U.S. than in Cuba, so he left. His motivation isn't freedom, it is greed.
@@jacquelinecallejas1390 I never thought of it like that. I mean, I always knew that Tony had a criminal past because of the prison time and the tattoo and his mom's suspicions about the money, but I never thought of his reasons for coming to the US in that way. It does make sense though, considering Castro released almost nothing but criminals, and also because Tony gave no shits as long as he got rich.
@@jacquelinecallejas1390 That's exactly what he is. A criminal from Cuba. Castro emptied his jails and sent the prisoners to the US along with the other 100,000 refugees. It literally mentions it at the start of the movie. Tony and Manny met in jail. Tony has the assassins tattoo on his hand. He was also in the army.
Good point.
@@jacquelinecallejas1390Good point.
45:17
Tony remembered Manny's tongue at that moment and fixed his fate right there! 👅 😂😂
Hey Ash and Hannah, Fun fact: They really did hang a guy from a helicopter for that shot. ------- No dummy dolls were harmed here. No CGI involved while dangling that stuntman from the helicopter. ------ What a WILD ride, the 70's and 80's movie making had no hold barred.
Dude, Ashkon is a fly dancer for real!!! I'm not even joking. Confidence. Symbolisms. More passion. More passion. More passion. More passion. More energy. More energy. More energy. More energy.
Love you mate ❤️👊🏽
@@justtrustashthere is also a video game where tony survive the mansion shootout its call scarface the world is yours its a good game
Al Pacino nailed the accent perfectly. One of my favorite Pacino movies.
when he was criticized by much of the media for not doing any remotely "authentic" accent, like columbian, puerto rican, cuban, etc. he said he was going for the voice of a latin man who learned english by watching television. so by "nailed the accent perfectly", you must mean, for a tv show learner, not of any ethnicity or place of origin.
I don't think he was really trying to get the accent perfectly. He was over-accentuating it to make his character seem larger than life. Steven Bauer sounded a lot more like an average Cuban.
It always makes me laugh in this movie how the guy with the chainsaw doesn't drop it and run, he takes the chainsaw with him. It's like he's thinking... 'I paid $100 for this, I'm not leaving it here!'. 🤣
He also runs past an injured guy with a gun on the floor instead of finishing him with the chainsaw
@@joelhungerford8388hahahah IKR
lmao yeah i always laughed how he just front flip out of there with the chainsaw and lands on his back all goofy haha
I've watched like 7 different reactions to Scarface and yall had the best insight, humor, and reaction of em all! Two thumbs up!
"First you get the money, then you get the power, then you get the woman" i had a Scarface poster with that quote back in high school lol... i always be quoting tonys lines all the time..
This is one of the top five greatest films ever made, in my opinion.
Great story. Great dialogue. Great characters.
Simply a classic.
Yeah man. Right up there with Scary Movie 2 and Freddie Got Fingered. All works of art.
Well good thing your not a movie critic cuz ur terrible and judging movies
The casting was spot on except for Michelle in my opinion
Ash saying he wants 100k subscribers, when he's already on 145k lol.
The Cocaine Cowboys is a fantastic documentary about the cocaine trade in south Florida during this period in time. Part 2 is about the crack trade in the Oakland Bay Area that took place afterwards. Both are worth watching/reacting to
I agree. I have watched Cocaine Cowboys.
Steven Spielberg directed the final batle scene through the house!
Not the whole scene, just part of it.😊
20:12. I've always liked how the Mom smiles. She doesn't seem to care that a strange man is talking with her kids. And I'm sure she can hear what Tony is saying, but still thinks it funny. She doesn't freak out and tell Tony to stay away from her kids.
cool ass mom!
Yup. I noticed that, too.
Thank you Hannah for the Grease introduction! Ash is so uncultured 🙃😂 LOL, great reaction to a fantastic film!
Grease reaction next? _Go greased lighting!_
She isn't far ahead of him in that regard. Not only doesn't she know of Humphrey Bogart, she doesn't even recognize Bogart as a real name. 🤦♂️
Hannah needs to have Ash on her channel to react to Grease, Mary Poppins, etc.
@@positivelynegative9149 why should she? that fella died long ago
@baokachi9767
Because she was surprised that Ash hasn't seen Grease; perhaps even giving him a little grief over it, in a good-natured way.
Guys you got to checkout “BLOW” Johnny Depp plays George Young. He wasn’t an immigrant like Tony but he had a similiar track in the path of the drug empire. Its an amazing movie and based in real life. At the ending credits they show a picture of the real George in prison.
Underappreciated film and one of his best performances
That guy actually was released from prison before he died. He had the same self-inflicted wounds that did in Tony Montana. He let his greed and ambition overtake his common sense.
"Humphrey Bogart is not a real name is it?" A testament on how quick time flies. Household name, one of the biggest stars of the 20th century. 50 years later people can't believe his name is real. I don't blame ya, but it feels surreal to me.
I lost it when he said Tony killed him in doggy position 😂😳😄
Al Pacino is such a legitimately great actor. There's not too many that can go that over the top and still make it work. Not sure if it's considered a great movie or not, but The Devil's Advocate has one of his best performances ever. Kind of takes this kind of character straight over the top into supernatural-evil territory.
I love Scarface so much. One of my favorite movies. I think I memorized it all.
Y'all should consider The Devil's Advocate. Al Pacino, Keanu Reeves, and Charlize Theron.
FYI: The actress who Tony Montana's mother also played Tuco's Abuelita in "Better Call Saul."
I've always loved Scarface, and I love 18:45 of this movie so much.
It's such a pure moment because of Tony's honesty, he believes it completely. Like a child, that honest.
I adore the depth in that line, "The world Chico, and everything in it".
I wish Tony lived, great video.
I truly believe my father and Tony Montana are cut from the same cloth of those warriors of old,those who have the belief that can truly move mountains,truly shake the unshakable and manifest into existence.
To tell you the story of my father is very ,very long
Too too long
But though you never asked,that line you said "he believes it completely like a child,that honest".
Many alike my dad to scarface,to revolutionary leaders in our country ,to many,many things but haven't I see one person alike Tony Montana having a child like purity.
The way it is with my dad ,with it is i reckon for tony,their hearts are as big as the sun,what they believe in their mind and nothing but God can stop them ,when they love someone ,they love totally,my father changed his life from me.
Men like them only get humbled by God
If tony lived,he would most certainly be a little humbled,little mature
God would make him so
My father has that belief ,that child like purity ,that vision in his eyes like no other
And it's just like the look tony has,it starts from the will to win
If tony lived ,let me tell you
Nothing in this world except himself would have stopped him
His sins would catch up to him
Not crimes,sins .
Should check out Al Pacino in a 1975 movie called Dog Day Afternoon.
Ahhhhh such a great film!!
Or sea of love, Carlitos way, cruising, serpico and my favorite a panic on needle park with kitty winn who is such a beauty
Up there with some of the all time Greats in movie history! Al Pacino delivers the best performance ever in this role, also the music score throughout the film makes some of these scenes more intense, suspenseful and intrigue. Great reaction team... you should also watch A Bronx Tale hes great in that also.
He wasn’t in a Bronx tale🤣
Al Pacino wasn't in A Bronx Tale
icl this performance isn’t even Al Pacinos best.
This movie isn't that good you guys are just blind and listen to wayyy to many movie critics and honestly u need to think for yourself
@@dontrah1838 or maybe just the majority of ppl like the movie and ur in the minority that doesn’t like it. U should use ur brain more it’s pretty useful
I can’t believe you guys watched my favorite movie ❤ Love from Cancun, Mexico 🤙🏽
I don't think I've seen Hannah get soooo drawn into the drama! You guys definitely show why this film is a classic, just a work of pure art.
As a movie lover and seen almost every film out there Scarface remains my personal favourite. I fell in love with it since I was like 10 year old now at 34 they put it on cinema. Took my friend with me and I was like a kid at a sweet shop. I reacted similar to u guys at every scene and quoted every line
Humphrey Bogart was one of the biggest, most well known movie stars in the world. Yes, its a real name. Or haven't you even seen Casablanca?
VERY good Al Pacino (with Johnny Depp) movie: DONNIE BRASCO. A must-see.
Scarface is a remake. The original movie was released in the 1930s.
The lemon bowl. Its because tony wasnt raised around "class" he never seen those bowls,thought it was food.
YESSWSS YESSSSSS I love when y’all watch good movies
25:44 ur right it was symbolic, but not the way u said it. it’s not showing, “when life gives u lemons make lemonade.”, it’s showing how Tony comes from poverty and doesn’t know what a hand cleaning bowl is. It’s meant to show u he doesn’t know the lavishes of life, he’s from the slums.
12:04 “BRUNO MARS” MAN CHICHI NEVER GETS CALLED HIS NAME LOL 😂
Humphrey Bogart was indeed a real person & actor! 😅
You need to check out Casablanca. & The African Queen.
Maltese Falcon, Big Sleep, To Have and Have Not. Petrified Forest or Barefoot Contessa for earlier/later pictures. Key Largo’s a nice time, Angels With Dirty Faces hits strong in the feels, Cagney’s in that one as well
This is my all time favorite film of all time, I've seen it about 50 times, love the fact that you decided to react to this film
Ash, if you've seen Better Call Saul, Tony's mother is played by the same actress who played Tuco's grandmother!
Okay I didn't knew that. So Steven Bauer (Don Eladio), Mark Margolis (Hector Salamanca) and Miriam Colon ("Abuelita") all from Scarface who get choose by Vince Giligan to play in BB-BCS. He really wanted to make a tribute to Scarface. Is Vince Giligan consider Walter White as Tony Montana ?
This movie will forever be iconic! ❤
Yessss! Al Pacino is amazing!! I’d love to see you two react to The Devils Advocate.. I know you guys love Keanu Reeves also
My favorite movie of all time. Crazy fact: This film was not nominated for a single Oscar award. Travesty.
The reason is this not that i agree but found this out years ago. They say the F bomb over 150 times
The Academy Awards are not "fair" by any means. Much of it is a rigged competition.
the comment about the baby coming out and cutting the cored man that had me rolling lol
The Devil’s Advocate… arguably Pacino’s best performance.
very arguably
Pacino's best performance is cape fear
His monologue scene is easily Top 5 performances in history of cinema
@@dontrah1838that was Robert DeNiro, no?
Some of that was filmed in my part of Florida: Jacksonville.
Scarface is a definitely a classic
20:17 this's Tammy Lynn Leppert , she Disappeared and hasn't been found yet since 1983, poor girl hope she's alright.
I don't know if you ever got that his sister and his friend were married.
Note: The "Mariel Boatlift" of 1980 was a real Cuban exodus in which Castro virtually emptied his prisons into Florida.
@757optim They probably didn't. They're too busy talking over the movie to pay attention.
Tony wasn't an innocent Cuban political refugee. He was a hardened murderous convict back in Cuba.
@@Joe-hh8gd Particularly at that moment.
Great movie! But yall skipped the "take it to the limit" montage, which is the best scene for me
Yeah That's a great music
When I tell my dad about your reactions (he's old school and not into the internet), I refer to you as "you know, dad... my little Brits. The ones that watched Borat, remember?" hahaha. He always says, "Yeah, the couple with the cute redhead?"
hahahaha.
Love you guys. Been watching you for a few years now and you're like family members that just hang out in the background (that I've never met).
This is my favorite movie of all time :)
25:36 - Ash you're right but you're slightly off! Tony eating the lemon demonstrates that he's from a very poor background and doesn't understand that it's to clean your hands with!
Honestly man, when I first started watching you guys I didn't like either of you but YOU BOTH GREW ON ME!!! Now I'm a VIVID Just-Trust-Ash and a Don't-Trust-Hannah subscriber and I PINE for the next reaction EVERY WEEK!!!!
You two are made for each other and you're ABSOLUTE COMEDY GOLD!!!! 😅😂❤❤❤
You're reaction to the Jackass franchise sticks out in my mind because of how you both nearly threw up!!! 😅😂😂😂
And you both reacted to my most favourite horror film of all time when 99% of reactors won't/don't...JEEPERS CREEPERS!!!
Absolutely love you both! You bring joy and laughs to so many people and I wish you all the best!
And btw...you guys HAVE TO REACT TO THE PENGUIN SERIES NEXT!!! 🔥🔥🔥 Watching the 2022 Batman only helps a bit but you can watch the Penguin still if you haven't watched the film! Goodnight and Godbless! ❤❤❤
Idk if it’s just a coincidence but Ash’s shirt is perfect to wear for this reaction lol
Lol I was thinking the same thing
"Hey man, you got a job!" is my all time favorite movie line. Bruno Mars been killing it since the early 80s. 😂
"This is giving me GTA: Vice City vibes."
That'll be because Vice City was an homage to Scarface.
😅