Influential brutal powerful Gangster gem Greatest Film #40
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3
2007
Scarface (1932) —
Brutal, raw and harsh with lots of blatant symbolism, the film was also darkly satiric. It's very dated as a very early sound film and Paul Muni's stylish theatrical acting... but it still packs a powerful punch. Paul Muni is still riveting as Al Capone like mobster. Makes a great double feature with DePalma's crass, wild gory and very watchable re-make with Pacino. This film however is far better, STILL.#40 on my Greatest Films of all time list.
Scarface 1932 Directed by Howard Hawks
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