Don't get high on your own supply 💨

When I was a kid, maybe 12 or so, I found the book "Scarface" on a park bench. I had to see the movie after, and found it in my parents' VHS tapes. I think it traumatized me, I had nightmares for months after, LOL! Thank you for the reaction. By the way, Miami is really nice. I was there a few times.

Tony was powerful but the meeting with Sosa is a real eye opener of how small he truly is, in a room full of real powerful men. Tony was fighting over city’s while Sosa and his associates were fighting over country’s.

YOU BOUGHT THAT LINE😂

Glad u really liked the film.👍 always been one of my favs. Definately on my top 10

Ahoy Cap'n! Co-Cap here, and I gotta be honest; I've only seen bits and pieces of this one! This one is old enough (shit, I was born in 82 so it's almost as old as me) and I just never got around to watching it but I knew enough about it that watching you watch it doesn't spoil anything major for me. I'm pretty sure you have more coming up in 2024 that I'll have to make sure I catch the movie before I watch your vid! But I'm still gonna pop in and say what up of course. Hope you have a great week, homie and have a great Australian Summer Christmas! (I can't imagine Christmas in Summer!)

What are the odds Ernie killed that bottle of Jack Daniel's after the "you wanna job" scene?

My interpretation of the scene where Tony whacks Frank Lopez and Mel. I have always thought that the reason Tony dismisses Mel's status as a cop, is because he is literally a crooked cop. Some one who takes bribes and uses this standing to make a profit and extort money from "honest" criminals like Tony. He detested the whole idea that Mel could be a "cop" when he behaved like a mobster. Dirty cops, even to me, are the worst. They try to get the best of both worlds: money from crime, and authority and power from being an agent of law and justice.

Michelle pfeiffer, steven bauer, robert loggia RIP

This movie was actually filmed in LA. They didn't film in Miami because the Cuban community didn't like how this movie made them look.

Great reaction! Some suggestions to react to ... Pulp fiction Boondock Saints True Lies the MCU starting w IRON MAN 12 monkeys

1. The first time I saw this was in a Nightclub (during the day for lunch) in Olongapo City in the PI. Hooked immediately!😎 2. Steven Bauer/Manny is the only true Cuban in the main cast. 3. Miami didn't want this filmed there because it would make the City look bad. Most outside scenes were filmed in LA. 4. My biggest takeaway was how fast Sosa got his team to rain on Tony.😱 Personal comment, Castro's now room temperature, but Grandpa Joe is inviting EVERYBODY into the USA now with the same results.

Was looking forward to this reaction and you didn’t disappoint ! In terms of suggestions, I would love it if you checked out some Hitchcock films. He is considered one of the best directors of all time and you’d be missing out if you didn’t give him a try. Rear Window would be a great one to start with. Also would love to see you watch a classic rom-com like When Harry Met Sally.

Okay, so I have two suggestions, depending if you like (intelligent?) comedy or pure form action movies more. For comedy, I would recommend one of my all time favorites, Fish Called Wanda starring Jamie Lee Curtis, John Cleese (!), Michael Palin (the *other* guy from Monty Python!), Kevin Kline and many other talents. Super super funny film about a jewelry heist and its aftermath. For action, I would recommend Ronin starring (such cinema legends as) Robert NeDiro, Jean Reno, Sean Bean (will he die in this one? watch it to find out), Stellan Skarsgård, Jonathan Pryce, Natascha McElhone and so on... Such a master piece that just throws you into the action without long background stories. You can figure out some things along the way, but the main focus, is The Mission and The Action. Still to this date, the best car chase scenes and car stunts.

If you like Al Pacino, then I highly recommend that you watch HEAT & SCENT OF A WOMAN. 😀😊

Captain can have Michelle Pfeiffer . I can have Captain . I guess we all want what we can't have :-( lol

🔥 CLASSSIC ★ - *Goodfellas* (1990) ★ - *Bl00d In, Bl00d Out* (1993) ★ - *Carlito's Way* (1993) ★ - *Pulp Fiction* (1994)

My favourite film ever made and I’ve watched a lot of fucking films Al Pacino a goat

im tony montana a political prisoner from cuba

I have the song on spotify

Lol michelle pfeiffer good actress

Steven bauer was manny

"he actually did it!" Lol yes when it comes to organized crime and Latin America? They're the true kings imo. Surpassing my distant Italian relatives for top spot of most intimidating gangsters. Used to be Colombians and the Cubans during the first big coke rush as depicted in this movie. But nowadays? Top spot is the Mexican Cartels. I'd say they easily rival ISIS & other terrorists in terms of the brutality they commit and share online. Scary stuff. Going to have to wait another 20 or 30 years before we start getting truly legendary and iconic Mexican Cartel movies since there's way too many corrupt politicians involved with them both in Mexico and the US. Once they all retire and die i guess is when movie companies can start producing lol

Only problem with a Chainsaw , seems rather messy lol