
142 reactions from 4 sources (Bluesky, Lemmy, Mastodon, TMDB reviews) · newest Nov 5, 2026 · last updated Nov 5, 2026 · How this works
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| Bluesky * | 14 | 5 | 89 |
| Lemmy * | 0 | 0 | 18 |
| Mastodon * | 1 | 0 | 14 |
| TMDB reviews * | 1 | 0 | 0 |
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Scarface is a 1932 crime action drama film, directed by Howard Hawks, starring Paul Muni, Ann Dvorak and Karen Morley.
- 126 people have posted about this film on Bluesky, Lemmy, Mastodon, TMDB reviews
- posts span Jun 13, 2022 to Nov 5, 2026
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60 of 142 · most liked firstRemembering the truly unsung George Raft, golden age actor and dancer, on his 125th birthday. Famous for his many gangster roles in film such as SCARFACE, PICK-UP, STOLEN HARMONY, EACH DAWN I DIE, THEY DRIVE BY NIGHT, JOHNNY ANGEL, BLACK WIDOW, A BULLET FOR JOEY, SOME LIKE IT HOT, and more.
neutral · AI labelView post →"MILLER'S CROSSING is a tribute film, a mafia movie made of noir’s most elegant frames: Scarface, The Conformist, Le Samourai, and The Godfather refashioned in the brothers’ comically bloody hand."
neutral · AI labelView post →A blast from the past for Sunday morning, I was dogging off school in 1983 to watch Scarface, an ultra-violent grenade-launcher of a remake we were warned might corrupt our morals; nothing is more attractive than the forbidden, so I had a front row seat. 5 out of 5 film-authority.com/2026/09/13/s...
positive · AI labelView post →#LastFourWatched #LetterboxdFriday #Letterboxd #FilmSky #MovieSky 🎬 Kasdan's fleshy neo-noir; Hawks takes on the flipside to SCARFACE; a tale of the really quite expected; and a satisfyingly superior ‘B’ movie bookends the week... 🟠🟢🔵 boxd.it/9Fnvv
neutral · AI labelView post →Paul Muni in the Howard Hawks film "Scarface" - BOTD
neutral · AI labelView post →The Dark Knight (2008) had a small budget of 185 million, so Heath Ledger had to play 2 roles in the same movie - the Joker and the dirty police officer nicknamed Scarface.
neutral · AI labelView post →related: the mid-2000s phenomenon of adapting old films (e.g. From Russia With Love, Scarface) and so we almost got a Taxi Driver video game... which was somehow a sequel to the original film and also a third-person shooter allegedly killed after scorcese found out about it and said absolutely not
neutral · AI labelView post →I regularly do the same thing lmao. Do people forget Walter SA's her as well at one point?? Or do we think it's one of those "well he didn't actually do the thing so it didn't actually count" situations 😬😬 crime media problem. I love typical toxic male movies so much, and I love talking about them with other men. It started with Scarface (dude, he personally murders his fucking sister and best friend! And then gets shot to death, and even if he lives, he'd have lost everything!) and has…
neutral · AI labelView post →If I was Scarface I would have simply avoided losing my mind in the last 1/4 of the movie
neutral · AI labelView post →Eh, it mostly just riffed on popular crime movies and TV, especially Scarface. San Andreas was funny, but it wasn't until GTA4 that I'd say the writing was actually good.
neutral · AI labelView post →So we’re supposed to trust this guy with the serial killer eyes to build safe #AI? What did Tony Montana say again in Scarface film? “The eyes, Chico. They never lie.”
neutral · AI labelView post →Mid movies with an interesting premise. That's the point of OP's post. Scarface, Omega Man, The Bird Cage, Thomas Crown Affair, Ocean's 11, Fist Full of Dollars, Vanilla Sky, Wizard of Oz, The Bourne Identity: all remakes. Arguably, the new Dune movies might be considered remakes of a relatively mid original movie, though the new ones are far more tied to the book. So taking the 1993 mid kids' movie *Rookie of the Year* and adapting it to a modem take where the lead is 19 and plays soccer for…
neutral · AI labelView post →I have watched almost every de Palma movie except Scarface and I have very little desire to see Scarface because of how much I have heard people saying lines from Scarface
negative · AI labelView post →Favorite film for each year of the 1980s: 1980 - THE LONG GOOD FRIDAY 1981 - RAIDERS OF THE LOST ARK 1982 - TENEBRE 1983 - SCARFACE 1984 - WHEELS ON MEALS 1985 - POLICE STORY 1986 - ALIENS 1987 - LETHAL WEAPON 1988 - DIE HARD 1989 - THE KILLER
neutral · AI labelView post →Spec Ops the Line is probably what you want. It's not open world, but the story is excellent. Bard's Tale is old, but the story is fun and you aren't really a good guy. Scarface is a GTA reskin that retcons the end of the movie to have Tony Montana live to build a cocaine empire.
neutral · AI labelView post →Dropout Presents an Improvised Reunion for a Movie that Doesn’t Exist, The Song Of The Squid.. For 25 years, the Tribeca Festival has been known for reuniting the cast and crews of some of the greatest films ever made — classics such as Taxi Driver, Scarface, and Schindler’s List. But at Dropout and Vulture’s “Improvised Reunion for a Movie that Doesn’t Exist,” one of the highlights of Vulture Festival at Tribeca Festival, a gathering was held for one of the greatest films never made. That…
neutral · AI labelView post →To be clear, I'm talking about the movie “Scarface,” not the boy we taunted in Ms. Ericson's homeroom class.
neutral · AI labelView post →[Al Pacino rolling around in the Scarface movie poster money that comes in when college starts each year]
neutral · AI labelView post →These might be closer to mediocre than BAD bad but I don't expect too many people to mention them so why not. - **Drakengard 3** - action adventure game with dated graphics (even at the time of release), terrible performance on the original hardware, huge amount of asset reuse (including whole levels) and writing that can range from childish, crass and annoying to extremely emotional. It's rough but it's also my favourite Yoko Taro game. - **Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex** (2004, PS2)…
neutral · AI labelView post →Netflix currently has “Scarface” listed under their “perfect popcorn movie” list lol
neutral · AI labelView post →Fave film for each year of the 1980s 1980: The Long Good Friday 1981: Thief 1982: John Carpenters The Thing 1983: Scarface 1984: The Terminator 1985: Pee Wee's Big Adventure 1986: Aliens 1987: The Monster Squad 1988: Who Framed Roger Rabbit 1989: The Killer
neutral · AI labelView post →A great film from each year of the 30s: 1930: The Big Trail 1931: M 1932: Scarface 1933: King Kong 1934: L'atalante 1935: Mutiny On The Bounty 1936: Fury 1937: La grande illusion 1938: Angels With Dirty Faces 1939: Stagecoach
neutral · AI labelView post →At least in my general social/cohort experience, it's that Snake Eyes is a weird good version of a bad movie and Scarface is, for whatever its virtues, unpleasant.
negative · AI labelView post →This might be the best day I've ever movie'd. Jaws & Scarface. It's not done yet. One more to go. (These are all first time watches by the way)
positive · AI labelView post →Scarface is such a dogshit movie. Also, Blondie's song Rush Rush (to the Yeyo) plays more times in Scarface than Simon and Garfunkel's Scarborough Fair plays in The Graudate 😆 #FilmSky 🎥
negative · AI labelView post →Some movies I love: Back To The Future Trilogy Groundhog Day Toy Story 2 The Lion King Karloff Frankenstein (can't wait for October!!) Pinocchio (1940) Good Will Hunting Wizard Of Oz The Simpsons Movie Airplane Fantastic Mr Fox Scarface Monsters Inc Avengers Infinity War Avengers Endgame
neutral · AI labelView post →Happy birthday to one of my top 5 directors, the brilliant #BrianDePalma, who gave us such masterworks as #Carrie, #DressedtoKill, #Blowout, #Scarface, & his most underrated, the superb, spellbinding, cinematically flawless crime thriller #CarlitosWay 👇 vhsrevival.com/2020/04/25/y...
neutral · AI labelView post →Quark Brutal at Bothead Reviews... Newborn. "Say "hello" to my little friend!" - Scarface, 1983
neutral · AI labelView post →Name a movie that's better than the book and you can't say JAWS. In a better world, MIAMI BLUES is as pervasive in cinema culture as PULP FICTION and SCARFACE. A stunning trifecta of lead performances. An anarchic dissection of the American Dream. The book? For the most part, crummy machopulp!
positive · AI labelView post →Indeed; it's how so many people can come away from the Scarface remake idolizing Tony, even though the movie makes it very clear that he's a total scumbag who should NOT be looked up to:
positive · AI labelView post →Scorsese also took a visual element from Hawks in foreshadowing main character deaths. At some point in the film, before they’re killed, the characters are seen next to a prominent ‘X’ in the frame. Scarface does the same thing. 29/35
neutral · AI labelView post →The Cocaine House movie was called "Scarface"
neutral · AI labelView post →#Edwards2026MovieThingChallenge 9/4 Movie about immigrants Scarface (1932) An Italian immigrant (Paul Muni) rises through the ranks of the Chicago underworld. #filmsky 📽️ #moviesky
neutral · AI labelView post →SCARFACE - (1983) ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Last night's #Movie Directed by Brian De Palma and starring Al Pacino with Steven Bauer, Michelle Pfeiffer, Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio & Robert Loggia among the cast. A good movie, but certainly no masterpiece but Pacino is excellent as 'Tony Montana' the fictional villain.
neutral · AI labelView post →Arcadia of My Youth AKIRA Godzilla vs Biollante Superior 8 Ultra Brothers Kamen Rider ZO Gamera 3: Revenge of Irys 2001 A Space Odyssey Pierrot le Fou (the French film, not the Cowboy Bebop character) Scarface Buratino (the 70s Russian film) I think that's a good smattering of non-horror films
neutral · AI labelView post →The Real Life Scarface Kingpin Revealed 🎬 🎞 See Full Video On YouTube HERE: 👇 youtube.com/shorts/gThBt... #Scarface #movie #alejandrososa #mediazewtv
neutral · AI labelView post →The Scarface video game literally starts seconds before the end of the movie and lets you turn around and merc the guy who shoots you in the back but on my pc it always crashed right as i left the building so i never even got a game just an $8 alternate ending to the movie and it stuck with me lol
neutral · AI labelView post →Can't tell if you're joking or not, but it's from the classic piece of cinema, "Scarface"
neutral · AI labelView post →But his favorite movie is Scarface .
neutral · AI labelView post →Film-wise: at 7.35pm, Shrek on BBC3. At 9pm, RoboCop on ITV4, Scarface on Legend or Nobody on Film4. At 10pm, The Substance on BBC2 or Bill & Ted on Sky One. At 10.45, The Last Samurai on ITV1. At 12.15, The Wicker Man on BBC2. At 12.25, Carlito’s Way on Legend. At 12.55, Knives Out on Film4 #telly
neutral · AI labelView post →I took part in a little quiz thing to win tickets for a movie night and the quiz takers (in their 20s) were impressed I knew such obscure old movies as Scarface and The Blair Witch Project
neutral · AI labelView post →This film for me is light years better than Scarface, Sean Penn is AMAZING, glad De Palma made up for that awful casualties of war
negative · AI labelView post →I do like that she immediately and unceremoniously pushes him off her at the end though. That's the best we get. This movie is definitely going to be one of 'those' movies for a new generation. I'm looking at you Scarface, Boondock Saints and The Dark Knight.
neutral · AI labelView post →Game remakes are overindulgent nowadays but people talk about them stupidly. "These are proof games aren't art" there are plenty of movie remakes people prefer. Scarface, Ocean's 11, Some Like It Hot, The Fly, etc. There's more than just your RoboCop 2014s & Total Recall 2012s.
neutral · AI labelView post →1980s: favorite film(s) of each year 80: The Fog 81: Escape from New York 82: Tron 83: Scarface 84: Ghostbusters 85: The Return of the Living Dead 86: Aliens 87: Evil Dead 2 88: Killer Klowns from Outer Space 89: The Abyss (This hurt a lot. I left out some of my favorite films) #filmsky #movies
positive · AI labelView post →#Noirvember has very quickly turned into "watching every Brian de Palma movie that isn't Scarface"
neutral · AI labelView post →Definitely missed that he was in this; I'll try and spot him next re-watch. What a villain in Scarface. He played one just as intense in a good film - less well known - called Best Seller, with James Woods and Brian Dennehy. Definitely left the stage too soon...
neutral · AI labelView post →The Mariel boatlift had a lot more of the “wrong” kind of Cubans, which is why it (or rather the caricatured version from the 1983 Scarface movie) occupies such a large part of Trump’s brain.
neutral · AI labelView post →What's (One of) Your Favorite Movie (s) that Doesn't have a Happy Ending? 🖤 That was definitely “Scarface” when Tony was deceased…😱
neutral · AI labelView post →Scarface is a movie about the scary, unnerving hypothetical of "What if there was a Cuban who lived in Florida?" It's a good thing this has never happened in real life
neutral · AI labelView post →Scorsese makes a nod to Howard Hawks’ 1932 gangster classic, Scarface. In that film, whenever Tony Camonte kills somebody, he whistles music from opera Lucia di Lammermoor by Gaetano Donizetti. This is the same opera that Costello goes to watch in The Departed. 28/35
neutral · AI labelView post →The soundtrack to Scarface bothered me so much that I couldn’t finish the movie.
negative · AI labelView post →I love Eggers. Nosferatu especially. I think The Northman is a really good film. But I can see people misreading it like they misread Fight Club or Scarface or Taxi Driver.
neutral · AI labelView post →I always wonder how many kids with Scarface shirts have actually seen the film.
neutral · AI labelView post →Watching trump's slow descent into utter madness reminds me of the last scenes of the movie 'Scarface'.....
neutral · AI labelView post →I was gonna say, Scarface isn't really the kind of movie that lends itself to a sequel Unless they want to pretend that whole "getting his spine blown out with a shotgun" part didn't happen
neutral · AI labelView post →This lead me to see that amazon loses Scarface in 8 days and I have never seen it. Fuck it maybe it's time to bust out Emergency Movie Inspo for a bit today.
neutral · AI labelView post →Scarface is my first De Palma film and man hes incredible at directing. Al Pacino is just him as always
positive · AI labelView post →Fave film for each year of the 1980s: 1980: The Shining 1981: The Road Warrior 1982: The Thing 1983: Scarface 1984: A Nightmare on Elm Street 1985: Re-Animator 1986: Aliens 1987: Raising Arizona 1988: Who Framed Roger Rabbit 1989: Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade
neutral · AI labelView post →Tony, Montana is the main character in the movie. Scarface. He doesn't saying things like murders and says he does it for fun.
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