Franco Barrera Maybe because they say FUCk every ten minutes. This movie was too much realism for 1983 and was rejected by hypocrites on many levels. His speech touches on this. This movie held nothing back. For it’s time very ballsy.
He did win a award because this movie will still be seen by all your kids your grandkids there kids and so on. That's better then an Oscar that's a legacy
Joe L hey idiot, how about looking more into it rather than judging from hindsight. It's a matter of perspectives, and that there's truth in the way of things. When you lie, you also tell the truth because that lie is real because the truth is real, the truth being false, would make the lie true.
No stupid flash editing sequences that you see in a lot of the lesser modern films, just one long tracking camera shot to end. Proof that if the acting is suffice there is no need. Brilliant. Love this scene.
also important to note that pacino's generation of actors could remember and deliver a long set of script and direction. whereas nowadays i don't think hollywood actors can keep more than 2 lines in their head at any time! good also to watch the guy playing Ernie: he's got no lines but he really gives a great performance - uncomfortable yet vigilant and trying to keep some kind of lid on the situation, even though he's got a coked-up madman for a boss!
Totally agree on the actor playing Ernie. He really nails it especially when his boss begins his rant he subtly raises his finger to his temple in a gun like scratching motion as if to say, "here he goes again, how am I going to damage control this?". Really excellent stuff.
@@NewWesternFront when he does lie, he may simply not be telling everything in detail or just redirecting the conversation without actually lying outright. Also, he doesn't need to lie to himself to be comfortable with who he is.
@@NewWesternFront When he lies, he's being true to his character. He's unapologetic, because he's genuine. He doesn't mince words or give fake compliments, because he doesn't care if you like him or not.
@@NewWesternFront theres a phrase that goes 'history is written by the victors'. This blurs the line between fact and fiction. To me, Tony's line of his lies being truth, are a form of his ego. A 'my way or the highway' train of thought. He perceives himself as superior, having come from the gutter and fought tooth and nail to get to where he is. We have to remember that Tony is uneducated, and so he believes that his hardship in life raises him above those who come from wealth. He is telling them how to behave around him. He's telling them, think what you want, but just never ever try to undermine me. And, quite unsurprisingly, everybody tows the line.
This scene sets the theme for this movie in glorious fashion, Tony has everything he ever wanted but lost everything in the process, a story as old as time, brilliant and I still don’t know how these two actors didn’t get an award.
@@cactusmalone no you are not getting it, he wasn’t happy with himself to begin with so he will end not happy with himself even with the riches. It’s about being secure before the riches before getting to a top. Satisfy yourself
É... cada um é um e não existe ninguém melhor do que o outro. Alguns se acham "bons" mas na verdade, simulam-se bons, porque interiormente sabem a verdade.
El Cucuy Ferguson wasn't nonsense, in fact what he said and nit only what he said but what she said was true asf and can be brought back to reality situations especially when you take in different classes.
Anna Ja he simply stating that the ppl in the restaurant weren't any better than instead more like hypocrites. But I do agree with you on the part when he had the argument with the wife
Manny’s character was such a good egg. Both Tony and him came from a very rough background, yet Manny was always more grateful and always tried looking at things positively. On the other hand, I feel like Tony was overly consumed by anger and always had a sense of vengeance towards his shitty upbringing. He was so obsessed with his quest to dominate the world that it ultimately consumed him.
@@MarioGonzalez-rm8cb I like Manny but he isn't very smart. Tony pulled him up to the top with him. If it wasn't for Tony, Manny would still be washing dishes. So of course Manny would seem more relaxed and carefree, he is happy being the number 2 guy while Tony takes care of everything important. Interesting fact: the one thing Manny helps Tony out with was the new money laundering guy but he turned out to be a fed
@@mariolisa2832 I agree with your points however manny is the reason why tony could get out of the refugee camp in the first place. Furthermore, without manny tony would of been killed very early in the movie if manny didn't come into the hotel room to save tony from being sawed in half. Either way, neither of them would of made it that far without eachothers help.
@@boragul9320 Yeah I guess Manny was the guy who brought word to Tony about the hit on that government guy, but I’m sure even without Manny’s help Tony would have done a similar favour and got his green card. With the attempted Colombian Chainsaw Massacre, yes Manny saved Tony at the last possible second but he also missed the Colombian sneaking up the stairs and Angel getting grabbed from behind because he was too busy flirting with girls. That is inexcusable behaviour, Manny really couldn’t keep his hands to himself and his mind on the coke deal for 20 minutes? Angel’s death is actually Manny’s fault if Manny shouted to warn Angel he wouldn’t have ended up getting sawn in half. Yeah Manny helped save Tony but not really… Again everything was ticking along nicely until Manny kept insisting on using his new money laundering guy who turned out to be a fed. This was the start of Tony’s downfall because it was because of the jail time he was looking at that forced him to turn to Sosa for help and we all know what happened with the favour Sosa asked for in return… When Tony comes back from the hit, Manny who he had left in charge of the business is nowhere to be found. He’s a ghost, actually he was banging Tony’s sister, something Tony warned him never to do. Yeah Manny was a good looking, relaxed laid back guy but he wasn’t smart and he caused Tony ALOT of problems. There are clearly a lot of Manny fans here who haven’t seen the movie in a while…
The woke kids these days want you to believe that bicycle women are marriage material, but every real man knows that never has, nor will ever be the case
Actually Elvira was just part of Tony’s idea of the American dream. She was nothing but a mantelpiece and she was the same to frank, its sort of elaborated on when he says money power then you get the woman. It’s a brilliant part of the story writing. You can see Tony is socially awkward when he arrives in the states and fails to actually impress Elvira and when he offers a different woman ice cream. Moral of the story, stay realistic and keep your head in reality don’t lose yourself in the aspirations of a dream.
Everyone is talking about Al Pacino here but, in my view, Michelle Pfeiffer was outstanding at this scene. I think she played the emotional role and complemented Pacino exceptionally well. Scarface was a great movie overall, esp on this score card: most, if not all, scenes exude a sense of real life drama. Loud applause to the cast team.
I saw this movie for the first time in a small theatre in a small town with a boy I fell madly in love with for a short time. Good times, good memories!
RooNinful She wasn't preaching about nice family life in no future, she just explained why she didn't want to have kids ever. She was tired of that life and tired of being a loser.
but he also knew who was she and he suddenly he wanted hervto be a wife and mother...sure in his dreams. she even warned him that she was not the woman he wanted.
Most of the times when there's a restaurant scene, if the main characters talk loud or act inappropriate, the background people act like nothing's going on. This was pretty realistic because people could hear him the first time he raised his voice. So yeah, the background people did a great job helping with the intensity of the scene.
The closeness that Tony had for Manny that he alone could sit with Tony and his wife while Tony reveals all these things that are bothering him is dynamic
Actually, me being latin myself, that is more common than you might think xD Friends like Manny would be considered like a brother, like family. He really would be like an extension of you. Those guys are the best really...
@@sandeepsreehari9188 I can't believe it man. I watched it yesterday and he killed his own brother. He killed his own brother like what!? He was fucked by the end of it and you could see it coming a mile away.
A friend as a brother is the best company for any man... You'll always get told the truth without any emotional blackmail. However nowadays such will be seen as being closet gay.
First day of school I met my best friend. We are still closer than ever. His mother passed away of a brain tumour at Christmas and I’ve always been there for him whenever he needed it and I’ve never seen him cry once. He had his own house at 19 and his own landscaping business. He is the toughest guy I know and I look at him as a brother. I look up to him a lot. I don’t know where I’d be without him. He is more important to me than any girl I’ve ever been with or any family member. You are completely right.
Thank u for uploading this. I just got done practicing what I learned in my acting book. And this was a divine appointment, because everything I was just taught was just exampled right here in this scene.
Being rejected by his mother hurt him a lot. Tony walked in the home to say "look ma, I made it". But because he got that money by being a thug, she kicked Tony out. If he had earned the mney the honest way he would probably been prouder and happier
@@jada2010 Nick the Pig was the heavy set dude( the scene when Tony comes back from NY, Tony chases him up the stairs go go get Sosa on the phone, also he's the 1st one to get 'double barreled' by Sosa's hitman......)
@@jada2010 he was the guy in the yellow Hawaiian when Tony was telling him what to say when they called Lopez Motors to say “we fucked up, he got away”
Johnny Patrick And now look. The internet is practically unrecognizable compared to a few months ago. Quick, everyone to the nuke shelters!! Take these hysteria pamphlets! Reeeeeeeeeeee
LOL, way to miss the point. They aren't the ones murdering people and pushing poison out onto the street. It's a false equivalence Tony says to justify his actions.
This scene is so iconic, always cracks me up 0:20 in the beginning how Chico is trynna to make small talk to stop Tony from getting angry lmaoo His face is priceless
when she says "i have nick the pig 🐖 as a friend" you could literally HEAR the little girl , the scared , damaged little girl finally screaming out and let free. she didn't even look like the same "mafia wife" who's all cold and hard. you can actually SEE her become vulnerable. she's an AMAZING actress!
"Let her go, let her go. Another quello she gon love me again." Used to tell myself that everytime I broke up with a girlfriend & it would keep me sane, avoiding unnecessary heartaches. Thank you Tony!
@@KKelly-ng1ni I saw a news report after the Hugh Hefner “thigh opener” scandal came out, and they stated quaaludes are banned in the United States now; they stated that they are only made in South Africa. This was again, around the time of his scandal, a few years ago. They may have been at issue in the Bill Cosby sexual assault cases as well.
Someone erased my reply about quualudes so I am reiterating the gist of my reply, I believe from watching and reading about the sex abuse cases involving Hugh Hefner ( who allegedly called them “thigh openers” to the Bill Cosby case that they are now banned I the U.S., but allegedly are still manufactured in South Africa. Do NOT erase my messages again! Constitutional free speech controls.
For some reason, “Bianca” respondent above, is hell bent on repeatedly deleting my responses with a smiley face. Highly suspicious. I document my responses and you are breaking the law. Unlike you, I am an officer of the court and could have you prosecuted for this. Cease and Desist or I will. Here is the gist of my substantive reply to the question from a responder: I know from following the High Hefner and Bill Cosby sex abuse cases that quualudes are no longer available in the United States. I understand that they are still being manufactured in South Africa. This is important for all sexual abuse survivors and potential targets, as well well as the intrinsic danger of the drug.
The dialogue in this scene and execution of it is perfect, it tells us so much without directly telling us: A) Tony is unhappy with his marriage and dissatisfied about where his life is headed B) He is slowly becoming unhinged and hates himself C) He knows he's a piece of shit, but he doesn't try to hide it
He starts off trying to become something of himself but his demons follow him and stays in the rut. He hates what he has become but its too late. He knows he is going to die but let's it happen because he couldn't fix his relationship with his mom and sister. There's alot of Tony's out there so don't judge. They started strong just couldn't finish.
3:50 "You need people like me, so you can point ur fucking fingers and say that's the bad guy" This is the best quote in cinema for me I see it happening in this life almost everywhere and in every level and every kind of people
MC Plisken then bad guy have your funny ass house 🏠 shot the fuck up for trying to make a joke outta him. Lmao 🤣 crime boss that’s moves plenty Coca Cola ya know
Then what? Well for most people it's cubicle, computer, demanding boss, work deadlines and stress, commute through traffic, stale marriage, financial burdens, cooking, cleaning, chores. And much less f*****g and sucking as the years go by. Then retire in old age and pray to god that you've saved enough $$ to live on till you croak.
Top tier acting right here. My parents had this movie on vhs but until is saw it in full as an adult at 26. The acting is superb. And this scene stood out for sure.
This looks and sounds so f realistic, the Argument, the drunk walk, his talk, everything here is very good, the tension, the lines, Manny was great here too, I can relate to him just trying to take off a lil from the tension
My favorite scene in the whole movie. Incredibly well acted not just by the stars but by the extras. Depalmas wise choice not to add the score makes this so realistic.
I agree. For me, I love watching Ernie in the background, shuffling uncomfortably as he knows he has to sort this shit out. He saw Tony kill his old boss, took the new job o. Offer, but he knew how it was going to play out. What a screenplay.
@@Seekingtruth-mx3ur I don't think he was afraid of Tony. He wouldn't have married his sister after the threatening demand to keep away from her if that were the case. Manny simply knew Tony, what he was capable of, and knew it wasn't worth the trouble calling him out. Not sure if that equates to fear, just cautiousness while trying to maintain neutral ground with his unstable friend.
This movie scene, proves something that money can’t buy you happiness, only live comfortably with good life style. Success is measure how happy you’re in life.
Hands down one of the best scenes in movie history, but i must say when Michelle says the lines am not going home. Am not going home with anybody. Thats some god level acting
I remember hearing so much about "Scarface". From people mentioning it & from hip hop. I didn't watch it til I was 18yrs old. Most people talk about & love the violence. But if you pay close attention to the movie you'll see there were some very important messages in it. This scene was one of them.
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How Pacino didn't win an Oscar for this is beyond me.
Franco Barrera fucking bullshit😡
Franco Barrera Maybe because they say FUCk every ten minutes. This movie was too much realism for 1983 and was rejected by hypocrites on many levels.
His speech touches on this. This movie held nothing back. For it’s time very ballsy.
he should of won an award for this
He did win a award because this movie will still be seen by all your kids your grandkids there kids and so on. That's better then an Oscar that's a legacy
@JohnnyAppleseed I will wait for you to make a better one, since you seem to be the expert.
I ALWAYS TELL THE TRUTH EVEN WHEN I LIE!
LOL, So ridiculous!
Ain't that the truth.
Joe L hey idiot, how about looking more into it rather than judging from hindsight. It's a matter of perspectives, and that there's truth in the way of things. When you lie, you also tell the truth because that lie is real because the truth is real, the truth being false, would make the lie true.
tony was having a moment of pure honesty
Hey Predict26k. I wasn't judging the quote harshly, dick face!!
"The last time you're gonna see a bad guy like this, I promise you"
He ain't lie
Good one
It’s “let me tell you”
Nino brown
@@damienvoltaire5626 yep,new Jack city.
No lies told
Manny just trying to defuse the tension like a child in a toxic family
For real
Tell me about it !
Hhhhh he tryin 😂
hes always the mediator
real
bruh everything he said in this entire scene is 1000% true
Indeed. And Im an alcoholic
Indeed it is,
Literally true man , when u get to the top u will start to realise that money is nothing ... He had the money cars houses but still was empty inside
no limit he was coked out what does he know lol
@@rodrigocarmona3581 He knows everything thats why he said what he said, he saw the reality of the "rich and famous"
No stupid flash editing sequences that you see in a lot of the lesser modern films, just one long tracking camera shot to end. Proof that if the acting is suffice there is no need. Brilliant. Love this scene.
FirehouseDub exactly, movies now are over directed.
also important to note that pacino's generation of actors could remember and deliver a long set of script and direction. whereas nowadays i don't think hollywood actors can keep more than 2 lines in their head at any time! good also to watch the guy playing Ernie: he's got no lines but he really gives a great performance - uncomfortable yet vigilant and trying to keep some kind of lid on the situation, even though he's got a coked-up madman for a boss!
Totally agree on the actor playing Ernie. He really nails it especially when his boss begins his rant he subtly raises his finger to his temple in a gun like scratching motion as if to say, "here he goes again, how am I going to damage control this?". Really excellent stuff.
i love how he almost losing his balance and falls on the customers while being all cocky and shit lol
Try watching Priest dialogue in Hunger.
Of course she's not hungry. She's coked out of her mind.
Good coke too
😂🤣
@@JAMAICANGOLD567 Columbian nose sugar.
@@JAMAICANGOLD567 of course it's good, it was the 80s.
@@razortorque7079 half that shit was from Escobar
"You're not good you just know how to hide." A true statement about all of us.
Speak for yourself
@@C-64 I do actually.
@@saynotohookups I beg to differ,
“all of us”
I agree
Not all of us. Just most of the high class, especially in the west
It still surprises me that Michelle Pfeiffer has never won an Academy Award....such a brilliant talent.
she dosen't because she dosen't have fake tits
Shut the fuck up internet movie analyst
Stalin's Stash An actress doesn't need to have big tits, an actress needs to know how to act. Megan Fox has big tits and she's a joke of an actress.
Biggieman2k6 back to the oscar thing, she did got nominated for one of her movies at least?
This movie was her only good performance.
"I have a junkie for wife!" says the guy that snorts 2 ounces of coke a day 🤣🤣🤣
If you seen the movie you know he blowed more than that.
Better than heroin.
Lmao!!!!
Hes functional tho. 😂
@@escoboxinganalysis2237 thank god she wasn’t they would have been shit parents especially if tony lived lmfao
shes smart she got out before Sosa's hit squad showed up
Damn right! And she knew he wasn't going to be around much longer, due to the state of mind he was in.
Yeah! She knew he wouldn’t be alive for his kid anyway
Her ass might be a junkie but she was smart af 💯
And who knows, she might've gotten herself cleaned up in rehab after dumping Tony's sorry ass.
@@joel8583 I dunno. I'm picturing a Sharon-Stone-in-Casino ending there.
"Me, I always tell the truth, even when I lie!" love the line
what do you think he meant by that
@@NewWesternFront when he does lie, he may simply not be telling everything in detail or just redirecting the conversation without actually lying outright. Also, he doesn't need to lie to himself to be comfortable with who he is.
@@NewWesternFront When he lies, he's being true to his character. He's unapologetic, because he's genuine. He doesn't mince words or give fake compliments, because he doesn't care if you like him or not.
@@NewWesternFront theres a phrase that goes 'history is written by the victors'. This blurs the line between fact and fiction. To me, Tony's line of his lies being truth, are a form of his ego. A 'my way or the highway' train of thought. He perceives himself as superior, having come from the gutter and fought tooth and nail to get to where he is. We have to remember that Tony is uneducated, and so he believes that his hardship in life raises him above those who come from wealth. He is telling them how to behave around him. He's telling them, think what you want, but just never ever try to undermine me. And, quite unsurprisingly, everybody tows the line.
Same ❤
This scene sets the theme for this movie in glorious fashion, Tony has everything he ever wanted but lost everything in the process, a story as old as time, brilliant and I still don’t know how these two actors didn’t get an award.
The price of dynamic action. The real piece is when Frank says to fly straight.
@@cactusmalone no you are not getting it, he wasn’t happy with himself to begin with so he will end not happy with himself even with the riches. It’s about being secure before the riches before getting to a top. Satisfy yourself
The academy has always been a joke though. Pacino deserved an oscar for this hands down.
Lies again? Junkie Insulin
IMO Pacino is superb actor, but in this movie... acting's good, but not Oscar good.
Tony just described all of social media during his drunken rant. "You're no better than me, you just know how to hide"
When you think of it like that, it's kinda true.
He is correct
Become antisemitic.
É... cada um é um e não existe ninguém melhor do que o outro. Alguns se acham "bons" mas na verdade, simulam-se bons, porque interiormente sabem a verdade.
So Tony predicted social media before social media is a thing
"Eating Drinking Fucking Sucking Snorting!" I love it! My favorite quote of all time!
Add counting (money)!!
Tell me
Then what?!
They forgot smoking...
And licking
Shitting
There's only a handful of movies that I don't tire of no matter how many times I see them, and this is one of them.
Same pal. Seen it 45+ times, easy. Sexy Beast catching it up though.
LAST TIME YOU'RE GONNA SEE AN ACTOR LIKE THIS AGAIN LET ME TELL YOU.
THE GOAT
Yep💯
I think Denzel next after Al Pacino
@@offwhxteyes3839 denzel is Epic but alpacino too they are both on the top
100% best Actor ever
Zel
one of the best speeches Tony montana Ever said in the movie
Dylon Allison he seems to see the vanity in his situation.
Dylon Allison Maybe - but then again he should practice what he preaches.
Dylon Allison not really, he's mostly speaking nonsense
El Cucuy Ferguson wasn't nonsense, in fact what he said and nit only what he said but what she said was true asf and can be brought back to reality situations especially when you take in different classes.
Anna Ja he simply stating that the ppl in the restaurant weren't any better than instead more like hypocrites. But I do agree with you on the part when he had the argument with the wife
Damn, even Manny felt bad for her...
Manny’s character was such a good egg. Both Tony and him came from a very rough background, yet Manny was always more grateful and always tried looking at things positively. On the other hand, I feel like Tony was overly consumed by anger and always had a sense of vengeance towards his shitty upbringing. He was so obsessed with his quest to dominate the world that it ultimately consumed him.
@@MarioGonzalez-rm8cb yeah, Tony and Manny are like brothers who both served in the Army and were in Prison
@@MarioGonzalez-rm8cb I like Manny but he isn't very smart. Tony pulled him up to the top with him. If it wasn't for Tony, Manny would still be washing dishes. So of course Manny would seem more relaxed and carefree, he is happy being the number 2 guy while Tony takes care of everything important.
Interesting fact: the one thing Manny helps Tony out with was the new money laundering guy but he turned out to be a fed
@@mariolisa2832 I agree with your points however manny is the reason why tony could get out of the refugee camp in the first place. Furthermore, without manny tony would of been killed very early in the movie if manny didn't come into the hotel room to save tony from being sawed in half. Either way, neither of them would of made it that far without eachothers help.
@@boragul9320 Yeah I guess Manny was the guy who brought word to Tony about the hit on that government guy, but I’m sure even without Manny’s help Tony would have done a similar favour and got his green card.
With the attempted Colombian Chainsaw Massacre, yes Manny saved Tony at the last possible second but he also missed the Colombian sneaking up the stairs and Angel getting grabbed from behind because he was too busy flirting with girls. That is inexcusable behaviour, Manny really couldn’t keep his hands to himself and his mind on the coke deal for 20 minutes? Angel’s death is actually Manny’s fault if Manny shouted to warn Angel he wouldn’t have ended up getting sawn in half. Yeah Manny helped save Tony but not really…
Again everything was ticking along nicely until Manny kept insisting on using his new money laundering guy who turned out to be a fed. This was the start of Tony’s downfall because it was because of the jail time he was looking at that forced him to turn to Sosa for help and we all know what happened with the favour Sosa asked for in return…
When Tony comes back from the hit, Manny who he had left in charge of the business is nowhere to be found. He’s a ghost, actually he was banging Tony’s sister, something Tony warned him never to do.
Yeah Manny was a good looking, relaxed laid back guy but he wasn’t smart and he caused Tony ALOT of problems.
There are clearly a lot of Manny fans here who haven’t seen the movie in a while…
Michelle killed it in this scene. Pay attention to even the physical reactions
"Her womb is so polluted, I can't even have a f little baby with her". That line was brutal af. Of course she went crazy
1:50 🤣🤣🤣
Fucking hilarious the way he delivers that line. So harsh but so funny!
That line didn't make her go crazy.....Cocaine is a helluva drug!
@@MichaelFG 😅😅👍🏻👍🏻
Sadly, he was telling the truth! She is a junkie!
Today everyone would pull out their phones if they see this happening in a restaurant.
It would be all over the internet in 5 minutes.
Shooting at bar, "crazy Cuban kills a bunch of rich people at restaurant after they started recording him and his wife having an argument "
Sad reality
They'd get shot by tony
i imagine they wouldn't live to hit the share button
another quaalude she gonna love me again
Lions 88 that was classic
Lions 88 so did your daddy
This finna be a rap lyric
Doesn't Smokey in Friday say something similar?
Lions 88Thanks to the Bill Cosby scandal I will never look nor listen to that line the same way again.
Man movies will never be made like this again its sad
Straight facts
There are good movies still
@@NelsonVanDwellernope
They will but Tony have to be trans and Elvira black and Ernie black and gay and Chinese
@@alejandromazariegos9223 ahahha
Basically he wanted to say: “She belong to the streets”
@Versatile Wolf she belongs to the skreets
The woke kids these days want you to believe that bicycle women are marriage material, but every real man knows that never has, nor will ever be the case
Actually Elvira was just part of Tony’s idea of the American dream. She was nothing but a mantelpiece and she was the same to frank, its sort of elaborated on when he says money power then you get the woman. It’s a brilliant part of the story writing. You can see Tony is socially awkward when he arrives in the states and fails to actually impress Elvira and when he offers a different woman ice cream. Moral of the story, stay realistic and keep your head in reality don’t lose yourself in the aspirations of a dream.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
He be like Future. "She ratchet.she belongs to the street",😁😁😁
"You don't have the guts to be what you wanna be." What a line!
"You just know how to hide/how to lie" always hits deep man.
Also
"there's a bad guy coming thru get outta the way" 💀🤣
Fact
Some guy gets up and says. Well actually Sir. I'm a cardiac surgeon, so I really do have the guts to be what I want to be.
Surrounded by the life he thought he wanted and being crushed by the realization it doesn't leave him fulfilled in the slightest. A++ scene
1 John 2:15, "Do not love this world "
@@jupiter6647 Truth
Real talk 😂😂😂
Some of the richest people are extremely miserable
@jupiter6647 I've always said, I fuckin hate this world. I've never loved it and thought it pushed God away from me. Guess I was wrong. Oh, the irony.
"Will you even be alive by the time he goes to school?"
That sounds like something Al Pacino's girlfriend could tell him now that she got pregnant 💀
You could also say that about Robert De Niro who had a recent newborn 😂
Yep. A foreshadowing 40 years in advance.
💀
😭😭😭😭😭
Wait hold on, what am I missing with Al?
Everyone is talking about Al Pacino here but, in my view, Michelle Pfeiffer was outstanding at this scene. I think she played the emotional role and complemented Pacino exceptionally well. Scarface was a great movie overall, esp on this score card: most, if not all, scenes exude a sense of real life drama. Loud applause to the cast team.
Elvira was one of the great gangster's molls and Michelle Pfeiffer in an early role held her own against one of Hollywood's heavy-hitters Al Pacino.
Yeah she was awesome... I felt for her and him both in this scene but especially her.
In an interview she said she cut Al by accident during rehearsals of this scene. Thats how into her role she was
It takes a village
Also oddly the last time we see her in the film.
"Why did you order it for then"😂😂
I know hilarious how he said it!
What we ask my 8 year old niece all the time.
“Why don’t you eat your food?”
“You’re not hungry?”
“What did you order it for?”
It happens....
What a waste of money lol
"Another Quaalude, she gonna love me again".....one of the best scenes in cinematic history!
Facts
Lmao! That is so true. Describes my wife to a T. Hates me when she is on her period, loves me again a few days later :)
@@fuadkhan2571 Tell her Im sorry
Think again Tony. Love exists within some boundaries ya know.
How quaalude
I saw this movie for the first time in a small theatre in a small town with a boy I fell madly in love with for a short time. Good times, good memories!
Tony- “Eating, drinking, focking, socking”
Manny- “cmon man” 😂😂😂😂
"c'mon meng"
"Snowring"
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Lol
😆 🤣 😂 😹 😆 🤣 😂 😹 😆 🤣 😂 😹 😆
"You not good, you just know how to hide"
MARCO 713Texas hell Yeah man 713 rep
November SAINT and Lie.
Wisdom is Gangster Trumpbots!
LMAO!!!
70% of tax evasion is committed by millionaires
Poor Ernie. Just there doing his job.
mcalpha3 Wanna job ernie??
Love Ernie
Ernie chill af😅
Hey man you got a job
@@hassanrazatarar509 This is one of the two best movies for quotes. The other is The Warriors.
Really amazed by Ernie's dedication to Tony. He takes care of him during the speech and allows him to complete his speech.
Ernie was the worst bodyguard in the world.
@@Machiave11iyou’re not wrong…two dead bosses in a couple of months 😂
@@Machiave11i You want another job, Ernie?
She knew who Tony was way before she got with him, and she preaches about nice family life in the future...hypocritical
RooNinful She wasn't preaching about nice family life in no future, she just explained why she didn't want to have kids ever. She was tired of that life and tired of being a loser.
but he also knew who was she and he suddenly he wanted hervto be a wife and mother...sure in his dreams. she even warned him that she was not the woman he wanted.
That is all woman sumed up
Exactly. She was dating a kingpin before Tony even came around. Frank tried to murder Tony and failed.
FBI Alypstick you might need to take a harder look at women.
Even the background people did a superb job here.
Don't lie all they did was look My nigga Al Pacino did absolutely everything 👏🏿👏🏿
when he said "so say good night to da bad guy" somebody should have yelled out "okay, nightee-night!" lol
Most of the times when there's a restaurant scene, if the main characters talk loud or act inappropriate, the background people act like nothing's going on. This was pretty realistic because people could hear him the first time he raised his voice. So yeah, the background people did a great job helping with the intensity of the scene.
@@JasonHenson1975 DePalma would've been LIVID
They're called paid actors..🤪👉🤡🤦🤣
I absolutely love how Tony talks to Elvira loud enough for people to hear, but when she starts talking, he’s like “Tell the world”. Lmao
Exactly 🤣🤣🤣
It’s because she mentioned him murdering and selling drugs.
Every if he was quiet everyone would still be trying to listen lol
That's the way who criminals are. The always have hidden fears.
She was exposing his criminal activities..😂
One of my favorite scenes in one of the best movies
Ernie at the end paying the restaurant worker for Tony's misbehavior is golden.
How humble of him
Ernie gave ppl respect. He wasn’t a punk.
Ernie, He drove the fastest milkcart in the west .
I love that part! Hey man! You got a JOB!
Was it $100 bills or coins? It sounded like coins, but maybe the sound I heard was something else.
one of the best movies ever made. al pacino one of the greatest actor's in Hollywood
So true. he is way up there as one of the greatest actors that ever lived!!!!!
Well this is questionable.😂
Agree
@@johnpetty4416 no
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The closeness that Tony had for Manny that he alone could sit with Tony and his wife while Tony reveals all these things that are bothering him is dynamic
Actually, me being latin myself, that is more common than you might think xD Friends like Manny would be considered like a brother, like family. He really would be like an extension of you. Those guys are the best really...
Sadly he gets coked out and kills Manny. Of course only a few hours later, he also gets wacked.
@@sandeepsreehari9188
I can't believe it man. I watched it yesterday and he killed his own brother. He killed his own brother like what!? He was fucked by the end of it and you could see it coming a mile away.
A friend as a brother is the best company for any man... You'll always get told the truth without any emotional blackmail. However nowadays such will be seen as being closet gay.
First day of school I met my best friend. We are still closer than ever. His mother passed away of a brain tumour at Christmas and I’ve always been there for him whenever he needed it and I’ve never seen him cry once. He had his own house at 19 and his own landscaping business. He is the toughest guy I know and I look at him as a brother. I look up to him a lot. I don’t know where I’d be without him. He is more important to me than any girl I’ve ever been with or any family member. You are completely right.
Thank u for uploading this. I just got done practicing what I learned in my acting book. And this was a divine appointment, because everything I was just taught was just exampled right here in this scene.
For what shall it profit a man, if he shall gain the whole world, and lose his own soul? - Mark 8:36
He didn't kill anyone who didn't have it coming
Hahaha what a story mark. -Tommy Wiseau The Room. Ok but seriously it’s true.
jesus was lowkey spittin when he said that fr💯👌
@@silentpotato2540 no 🧢
@@silentpotato2540 cringe
“I always tell the truth even when I lie. So say goodnight to the bad guy.” I love this movie and it will forever have a permanent spot in my top 5.
🗑️💯
Whats your top 5
@@oceandriver7
1: Morbius
2: Female Ghostbusters
3: The Room
4: Morbius
5: Morbius
@@W.LL1999W music taste
I like it when he says"make way for the bad guy, there's a bad guy coming through"
Better get outta his Way🤣🤣
💯😎
Classic
It's a good thing yelp wasn't around in the early 80s. I wonder what kind of rating that restaurant they would've gotten after that.
Lmaooo 1 star
I love how this movie portray loneliness
Tony was rich,feared and powerful yet he was always alone,money didnt changed anything
He was not alone. He was unable to see people around him
Money only solves money problems.
Money means nothing if it ain't bring you any happiness and is all alone with no family or friends around it means nothing
Being rejected by his mother hurt him a lot. Tony walked in the home to say "look ma, I made it". But because he got that money by being a thug, she kicked Tony out. If he had earned the mney the honest way he would probably been prouder and happier
He wasn't alone you can see as hr and how he talks to Manny the bond they've had since Cuba.
Practically every role pacino played should have gotten him an oscar. one of the best actors of all time.
“I have Nick the Pig as a friend. What kind of life is that?”
Nick: :/
😀😁😂🤣😃😄😅😊😆
who was nick the pig
@@jada2010 Nick the Pig was the heavy set dude( the scene when Tony comes back from NY, Tony chases him up the stairs go go get Sosa on the phone, also he's the 1st one to get 'double barreled' by Sosa's hitman......)
Hey Nick was a good dude tho don’t do my man like that 🤣
@@jada2010 he was the guy in the yellow Hawaiian when Tony was telling him what to say when they called Lopez Motors to say “we fucked up, he got away”
Whatever script Al Pacino is given he will amplify it ten fold😂 what a legend
Fr
GREAT SCENE, people always want to look down their noses when they're every bit as revolting as the person they're trying to vilify.
Gavin Hurring reminds me of Republicans and Net Neutrality
Johnny Patrick And now look. The internet is practically unrecognizable compared to a few months ago. Quick, everyone to the nuke shelters!! Take these hysteria pamphlets! Reeeeeeeeeeee
Gavin Hurring Leftists in general.
LOL, way to miss the point. They aren't the ones murdering people and pushing poison out onto the street. It's a false equivalence Tony says to justify his actions.
So we are all as revolting as Albert Fish or Ted Bundy? GTFO with your faux philosophy...
This scene is so iconic, always cracks me up 0:20 in the beginning how Chico is trynna to make small talk to stop Tony from getting angry lmaoo His face is priceless
That's not Chico that's Manny
I used to do that when friends would start to argue.
@@Seekingtruth-mx3ur nah fr 😂😂😂😂😂just cuz you don’t wanna hear they mouth 😂😂😂
@@1papitolindo lol your like " ah not this shit again".
And then continues at 0:25 🤣😭☠
The way he looks at her as she snorts at 0:21 is priceless 🤣🤣🤣
When he's still holding his cigarette while looking at her like that is absolute gold
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Pathetic 😂❤
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5:06 "so say goodnight to the bad guy! Last time you are going to see a bad guy like this again, let me tell you!"
This goes straight to my soul!
2:50 One of the most powerful moments in the movie. Great acting by Michelle Pfeiffer
And whats with Al Pacino in the whole film ?
Ninjaimon He was paranoid the whole movie and he had problems with trust and shit
So say goodnight to the bad guy...C'mon...the last time you gonna see a bad guy like this again...let me tell you...
As of 2018, Tony is correct.
What happened?
@@scape8yearsago487 he got killed
2021
still correct as of nov 2021
Still correct a few days from 2022
There should be an award just for the way he says “polluted”😂😂😂😂
That & “womb”….I know I wasn’t the only one…shit got me cryin’ 🤣🤣🤣🤣
My wife and I used to laugh at that
They give away oscars for nothing these days,yet he won nothing for this superb acting
It’s all about the business.
Maybe if she smoked a joint instead of snorting coke, she would have had an appetite at the dinner table and wouldn't have been so embarrassing.
stan broniszewski Preach brotha’ 🔥🌿
SgtBaker16 excuse you....I’m not a drug !
weed i love you
fuckin' junkie
stan broniszewski hmm... Good point. I agree with you on that.😮😐
The accuracy when he said "you just know how to hide" then the couple in front of them put there heads down . Greatest movie scene ever!!! 💯
when she says "i have nick the pig 🐖 as a friend"
you could literally HEAR the little girl , the scared , damaged little girl finally screaming out and let free.
she didn't even look like the same "mafia wife" who's all cold and hard.
you can actually SEE her become vulnerable.
she's an AMAZING actress!
Simp talk
Poor Nick tho
@@canko15 why? He has a really good friend! 😅
"With your thugs hanging around all the time! What kind of life is that?" I felt her pain.
Yes.
"Let her go, let her go. Another quello she gon love me again."
Used to tell myself that everytime I broke up with a girlfriend & it would keep me sane, avoiding unnecessary heartaches. Thank you Tony!
Can anyone even get Quaaludes anymore?
@@KKelly-ng1niNope. Long gone
@@KKelly-ng1ni I saw a news report after the Hugh Hefner “thigh opener” scandal came out, and they stated quaaludes are banned in the United States now; they stated that they are only made in South Africa. This was again, around the time of his scandal, a few years ago. They may have been at issue in the Bill Cosby sexual assault cases as well.
Someone erased my reply about quualudes so I am reiterating the gist of my reply, I believe from watching and reading about the sex abuse cases involving Hugh Hefner ( who allegedly called them “thigh openers” to the Bill Cosby case that they are now banned I the U.S., but allegedly are still manufactured in South Africa. Do NOT erase my messages again! Constitutional free speech controls.
For some reason, “Bianca” respondent above, is hell bent on repeatedly deleting my responses with a smiley face. Highly suspicious. I document my responses and you are breaking the law. Unlike you, I am an officer of the court and could have you prosecuted for this. Cease and Desist or I will. Here is the gist of my substantive reply to the question from a responder:
I know from following the High Hefner and Bill Cosby sex abuse cases that quualudes are no longer available in the United States. I understand that they are still being manufactured in South Africa. This is important for all sexual abuse survivors and potential targets, as well well as the intrinsic danger of the drug.
The dialogue in this scene and execution of it is perfect, it tells us so much without directly telling us:
A) Tony is unhappy with his marriage and dissatisfied about where his life is headed
B) He is slowly becoming unhinged and hates himself
C) He knows he's a piece of shit, but he doesn't try to hide it
Yep, spot on analysis !! 👌🏻👍🏻
You dont have the guts to be what you want to be. You just overanalyze movie clips like a chivato lizard.
@@gavinjames2622 shut up Gavin 😂
@@gavinjames2622 Tony was he wanted to be. It didn’t make him happy, and he didn’t change what he wanted to be either.
He starts off trying to become something of himself but his demons follow him and stays in the rut. He hates what he has become but its too late. He knows he is going to die but let's it happen because he couldn't fix his relationship with his mom and sister. There's alot of Tony's out there so don't judge. They started strong just couldn't finish.
3:50
"You need people like me, so you can point ur fucking fingers and say that's the bad guy"
This is the best quote in cinema for me
I see it happening in this life almost everywhere and in every level and every kind of people
💯👌🏼
Deep
nad the best quote is I need your clothes, boots and your motorcycle.
"They are the bunch of ****ing ***holes".........I agreed with him. I know some rich people are.
Steven Lee I haven’t met any that aren’t fucking assholes
I have seen more poor asholes than rich ones
@@jeanp716 there are literally billions more poor people than rich on this planet
Unbelievable performance .. The pinnacle of the art form ..
imagine tony montana being real and existing in 2018,shit would be rough
Tony would die
@@r.stuart5280 well tony died then.
Shit would be awesome. The fuck you talkin bout
@no no no 0
2020 was already rough enough
Love her voice when enraged. Her eyes where showing it too. Shes was beautiful even with that expression on her face.
It would be funny if someone said
Goodnight Bad guy!
LOL
MC Plisken then bad guy have your funny ass house 🏠 shot the fuck up for trying to make a joke outta him. Lmao 🤣 crime boss that’s moves plenty Coca Cola ya know
MC Plisken bruh😂😂😂😂😂
Edit: this scene would be even more epic xD
MC Plisken You would not have the balls.
Everyone clearly understands the man is a gangster. I would love to
see you try and be funny tho 😆
"Ok don't let the door hit you on the way out bad guy".
Finding true love is not easy
Best scene of the best movie of all time.
Al Pacino and Michelle Pfeiffer should’ve both been nominated for this scene alone.
So many classic lines in this movie.
One of the best movie scenes of all time in one of the greatest movies of all time... Love it ❤
god, i love Pacino
☮️ 🐦 🌟.!???.!??.!?
“Is this it? Is that what it’s all about Manny? eating, drinking. Fucking, sucking....then what?” Life wrapped up in one line.
Then what? Well for most people it's cubicle, computer, demanding boss, work deadlines and stress, commute through traffic, stale marriage, financial burdens, cooking, cleaning, chores. And much less f*****g and sucking as the years go by. Then retire in old age and pray to god that you've saved enough $$ to live on till you croak.
Based.
Why i wanna try everything before i die
Top tier acting right here. My parents had this movie on vhs but until is saw it in full as an adult at 26. The acting is superb. And this scene stood out for sure.
This looks and sounds so f realistic, the Argument, the drunk walk, his talk, everything here is very good, the tension, the lines, Manny was great here too, I can relate to him just trying to take off a lil from the tension
This cracks me up because it reminds of my dad. "I always tell the truth even I lie." "So say goodbye to the bad guy."
Hows your dad?
+Jon MacDonald so say goodnight not good bye 😊
"Step away from the bad guy, thiers a bad guy walking thru"...😂
That's horrible lmfao
Way prenses vay sen prensessen ben neyim a.k
"You Need People Like Me So
You Can Point Your Finger An Say"
"That's the Bad Guy"
😂🤣
Fucking finger at least get it right if you gonna quote it...
I'm the Fuk N Bad Guy For That..
My Bad..
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@@coolmoe3289 😹😹😹
Make him the bad guy chun li
Yea
lol "what did you order it for?" the way he said it is so funny...cant believe she's snorting in the middle of the restaurant
It was a different time
@Jess W It odviously was if she's hiding it, and he is pissed off about it. And the fact he went to jail for selling it
@@4079907 He means kinda like weed. Nowadays people dont think weed is as bad as people made it seem before
the writing, the directing, the acting it's beyond good. it's humbling. I'm so grateful.
My favorite scene in the whole movie. Incredibly well acted not just by the stars but by the extras. Depalmas wise choice not to add the score makes this so realistic.
I agree. For me, I love watching Ernie in the background, shuffling uncomfortably as he knows he has to sort this shit out. He saw Tony kill his old boss, took the new job o. Offer, but he knew how it was going to play out. What a screenplay.
That's about the best acting I've seen in a long time
This is some powerful damn acting. You really feel Michelle's despair and Tony's rage and their mutual unfulfillment despite their millions.
I loooove the panning/camera work here
"Her womb is so polluted, I can't even have a baby with her"
lmao
Her womb is filled with drugs or something lol
Anyone else realized that Manolo didn't want Tony to disrespect Elvira
Yeah but deep inside he fears Tony so he was hesitant. At this point in the movie Manny realized Tony was going off the deep end.
@blackest night superman He definitely did fear tony
@@Seekingtruth-mx3ur I don't think he was afraid of Tony. He wouldn't have married his sister after the threatening demand to keep away from her if that were the case. Manny simply knew Tony, what he was capable of, and knew it wasn't worth the trouble calling him out. Not sure if that equates to fear, just cautiousness while trying to maintain neutral ground with his unstable friend.
Min 1:44 "don't pick on her man" 🤣🤣 the shit reminds me of junior high school roasting!
The way he talked to Elvira was despicable
Yes, however every said he word was the truth.
"I always tell the truth, even when I lie."
"I gotta fockin' jonkie for a wife."
Coming from the one who makes junkies.
But her whoo is so polluteh
He did tell the truth but the problem here is that he acts like it isn’t his problem, when its his fault that she lives such a shitty life
Aw shut up she'd deserved it definitely not despicable she was a uppity snooty crack head and he spoke to her as so 🤣🤣
Tony woke up the next morning like “what happened last”
😂😂😂
Best part of the movie LMAO
******salutes******
Que es LMAO?
YOU NEED PPL LIKE ME!!
“They need rappers like me” ooh, this is where nicki got that part from
That’s the last time you’re gonna see a bad guy like me
and anyone with any taste can humbly say, "no the fuck we don't"
Yup
Y’all be sleeping on that women’s wordplay
Love the way he addressed the patrons. 100% accurate
This movie scene, proves something that money can’t buy you happiness, only live comfortably with good life style. Success is measure how happy you’re in life.
Hands down one of the best scenes in movie history, but i must say when Michelle says the lines am not going home. Am not going home with anybody. Thats some god level acting
She's such a shit actor don't lie 😂😂
@@THESK8_prodigy Wrong; She is one of the greatest actors male or female alive.
Yep! MP Deserved The Academy’s Award For This Scene!
Can't compare to God.
I remember hearing so much about "Scarface". From people mentioning it & from hip hop. I didn't watch it til I was 18yrs old. Most people talk about & love the violence. But if you pay close attention to the movie you'll see there were some very important messages in it. This scene was one of them.
Definitely shouldn’t throw stones if you live in a glass house
The best scene on scarface so raw and emotional