Scarface | Don't Bring a Chainsaw to a Gunfight Scene in 4K HDR
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- Tony Montana proved himself early with this deal gone wrong resulting in a face-off (literally!) with a chainsaw-wielding Colombian. Watch this masterfully tense scene in 4K HDR!
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In the spring of 1980, the port at Mariel Harbor was opened, and thousands set sail for the United States. They came in search of the American Dream. One of them found it on the sun-washed avenues of Miami... wealth, power and passion beyond his wildest dreams. He was Tony Montana. The world will remember him by another name... Scarface.
© 1983 Universal Studios. All Rights Reserved.
Cast: Al Pacino, Michelle Pfeiffer, Steven Bauer, Robert Loggia, Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio, Miriam Colon, F. Murray Abraham
Produced By: Martin Bregman
Directed By: Brian De Palma - Zábava
Fun fact: when the Colombian is holding the Chainsaw to Tony's face asking where the money is, he calls him "Scarface" in Spanish. It is the ONLY time in the entire movie that Tony is referenced by the Title of the film.
Timestamp?
@@reapz7608 at 6:58 the Colombian says "ok, Cara Cicatriz. (Scarface)"
Been wondering what he meant by that since years ago... thanks for posting it's very insightful and interesting.
@@FirebrickFoxx ahh I see it now. Nice catch
In the beginning when he’s being interviewed by immigration they ask him how he got that scar. They asked him if it was from eating pussy 😂
You can tell that he accepted his fate, but even with the chainsaw on his face, Tony never beg.
If they came to hear me beg, they will be dissapointed.
@@Jordan-vr7ip Are you sure?
yep movies are like that.
of course he not beg, its a movie ...
@@carmineredd1198 no it’s not
I love how even though this is Tony’s first major play in the drug trade, he handles it like a total professional and is able to sniff out the danger from the first second
He had practice and he knows not to trisr anyone.
He doesn’t like Colombians lol
Tony went to prison in Cuba and his mother also mentions he used to be a robber robbing “bodegas” he likely got mixed up into the drug game back in Cuba but just on a smaller scale. He also knew that the going rate for an drug offloader was 1000 a night, which is why he got heated when Omar offered him 500. This wasn’t tonys first rodeo.
tony knew marta had a gun when she makes suspicious movements for the pillows at 2:00 and he's constantly checking her every time she moves, he even moves his hands behind his back so he can draw more quickly
How about how wild it is that this was released in 1983? Literally in the midst of cocaine being a big thing?
1:55 I absolutely love this shot. There's so much going on at the same time, every actor is playing their part beautifully. It's just perfect.
It feels like a cutscene from a game
@@kiteman3951Scarface inspired GTA soooo much I watched the movie again after many years and you can feel how similar the atmosphere is in the games
I'm not sure Tony had the package either 😅..there was bound to some trouble here!!!
@@weliveyou the scarface game is so much better than gta
@@enohmacmilian8517tony had it in the car
“Chi Chi, get the yayo.”
Tony never forgot the mission 👍
Ta bien Tony
Yeyo not yayo
@@andrecarioni1 🤫 we’re not all drug dealers like you okay?
Baby sorry boss didn't mean it. One love
🤣 Dont forget: “The World is yours”. Like 👍🏻
What I love is that Tony doesn't shoot him from behind. He takes the time to make sure he sees him before gunning him down.
And like he tells Sosa's dude in the car, "you don't have the balls to look him in the eye and kill him!"
He could've just politely asked him to look over his shoulder... 🤣
I think Hector was going to steal the car and drive off until Tony ran up and finished him.
Tony needs to see the face of his suffering enemy in order for him to get closure.
@@RoleyChiu ya but he was not suffering much, just a mild pain
Now I know what GTA Vice City was modeled after lol!
SAY GOODNIGHT MR DIAZ!
Vice City inspiration was Scarface. San Andreas inspiration was Menace II Society. Rockstar knows their gangster movies
@@cashmoneycockburn9502 What about GTA 3 ?
@@anakrime93GTA 3 was also Scarface, they have a ton of the music and certain places are referenced to Scarface in GTA 3. Vice City was meant to be an add on to 3 originally but then they decided to release it as a separate game. Rockstar are massive Scarface fans.
@@jammin2575 Yeah, the music SHAKE IT UP , in this scene which Manny hears on car, also featured in GTA 3.
@@anakrime93 GTA 3 had a lot Sopranos influence. Literally had a mafia character named Tony with a terrible mother.
6:50 Bruno Mars was a drug gangster before singing 🎙🤣
LMAO I WAS LOOKING FOR THIS
😂😂😂😂
HOLY COW! I've always wondered why Bruno Mars felt familiar even before I knew who he was. You are right!
Musical version of Scarface must absolutely have Bruno Mars playing ChiChi's role. ChiChi starts singing a modern day opera when Tony says, "ChiChi get the yayo".
I love how Pacino incorporated some fear into Tony as he gets pushed against the wall, his frozen stumbling shows he's scared but fighting the urge to cave and staying tough
Holy Cow good catch…first time noticing that in nearly 30 years.
He also pushes his face into the shower curtain to avoid getting splattered with his friend's blood. If I remember from the commentary, that was adlibbed.
@@MakoSucks Oh yeah, that was from the 20 Anniversary DVD commentary, I thought this scene and the acting overall was phenomenal. Love this film.
They would kill him if he gave them the money anyway, Tony knew it was better to stay tough.
@@Ultizer Exactly.
Imagine what it must've been like seeing this in theatres for the first time. Seriously one of Pacino's best films.
Whats ur 10 movies of all time go
@The Dark Rapist the drak rapist 🤤
@@maadkid Minions.
@@maadkid emoji movie
That was Miami for a good 12 years
“Ok you want me to come in we start over again mane”
Pacinos dry sarcasm in this film always kills me.
Manny just casually said he didn't remember what he was supposed to be doing that day. Truly a man that thinks with the wrong head.
And I like how Tony's inner child came out as he avenged his friend in the head and said, "YOUR TURN!"
The chick Manny was talking to her name was Tammy Lynn she lost her mind went home early from shooting the movie she disappeared and was never seen again to this day!
@@leemontoya8028 Damn dude, I just looked her up and you're right. Girl just vanished. That's terrifying. Nobody knows what happened to her.
@@leemontoya8028how did you know this?
Oh wait nvm :( hope she's ok
@@Maximus20778 I seen her mom telling the story!
@@Maximus20778 look her name up it will tell ya!
I'm not sure how critics didn't like this movie when it came out...it's a fucking masterpiece
Concuerdo bro
Critics dont have taste of any
It still is a good movie
@@erinbailey2572 It’s more than just a good movie. It’s a masterpiece. 10/10
I think they had a problem with the violence . But that’s what makes it so great you have to know if a guy becomes a drug kingpin there is gonna be some killing involved .
This scene is the best motivator to NOT get involved with gangs, or drugs.
Not to the people who dont have a choice or at the end of their rope
Not everyone is born into a body that has privilege.
@@blastradius9136 Faith and your family. meng!!!
no this is a scene to show if your not willing to die ab it dont join the business everything always goes wrong
or chainsaws
This scene scarred me for life as a teenager. Absolutely terrifying way to go and way too real.
In The Godfather Al Pacino made a life of crime look cool. In this movie, not so much.
@@SoFloCo-ne4rk He made it cool in the godfather but he made it real in Scarface
Yes, very disturbing scene and I was bothered by it for some time afterwards but Al Pacino is a truly great actor.
Same, this scene haunted me after seeing it for the first time
Same here! Gave me a mortal fear of chainsaws... 😮
Probably one of the greatest scenes in cinema history honestly. it definitely shows some of the brutality it takes to be in the illegal drug business
El chapo is the best king pin free the God of cocaine
9:01 Even though Tony could have easily shot Hector by the back, he decided to stand in front of him and execute him face to face like a real gangster
Was steven seagal
real gangster you mean. a real man in the military would shoot you from a mile away.
@@DxModel219 Yeah, you are right. Can't refute that lol
@@tpteee yeah, i should probably correct that. That is why i prefer the other coment of "like a gangster"
@@DxModel219 man shut up with that military shit. They’re in miami not Afghanistan
The “Ok your turn” before he shoots him gets me every time, You can see the clear anger tony has for him as he watched his friend get cut up and no way tony was going to let that guy escape. What an amazing scene and an amazing movie.
Lol, Tony told Hector Angel was his "brother" IMO so that if things went bad, Hector would go for Angel first in order to use him as leverage, which is exactly what happens. This meant Tony could wait for Manny to come help them while the dealers threaten and then hurt Angel. And when Hector was about to do it, Tony did nothing to help Angel, he refused to tell Hector where the money was and blow the deal, he chose to let Angel suffer an agonizing death instead. So, Tony didn't give a shit about his friends right from the start
@@imcallingjapan2178 You're right but he didn't "choose"to let angel suffer. who in their right mind would want to be sawed to death first? ofc he let the other guy be the killed first. brother or not. lol
I didn't hear him say that before he shot him. I heard "cabron" and some other Spanish stuff.
@@brucelston But Angel was apparently his friend, and he even tells Sosa later on that Omar may have told Hector to just kill them and steal the money, getting his "friend" Angel killed. But the truth is, Tony was the one who betrayed Angel
You guys actually think Hector was planning to let them walk out of there if Tony had given up the money? Let them leave to come back for revenge?
Always felt bad for Angel. He didnt deserve to get chopped up like that. Wish they gave him more screentime
Fr
He did, but it was in the deleted scenes
@@MadlyParrot5345 Was a foreshadow to the event. Perhaps a little strong which is why the production might've decided against using it as it gave some witchcraft theme to it.
Pacino had the most psycho look in his face in this movie. The acting you can’t really match. Just delivered.
"You want me to come in, we start over again mang?"
God I love this line.
Might be interesting to try it out at job interview xD or when the boss doesn't wanna give you a raise at your first request.
Yeah it shows Tony still kept it real
OK, meng???
even Hector liked it and laughed. Hector knew a classic line when he heard one
I know. I also like how Tony is honestly a gentleman towards Marta initially, stating her name while looking at Hector (making an effort not to creep) and then regarding her face to face ... even though she's the devil himself.
When once Hector is clearly trying to play/rob him or worse the profanity comes out right in front of her. A true sigma.
What's so cool is seeing all the references made to this piece of art in GTA Vice City. From the locations down to the wardrobe.
not to mention a blood soaked bathroom and chainsaw for you to acquire....
@@bubbaguy4411 well said
Shame there hasn't been another Vice City game since PS2 era
@@guts-141 I heard they are remaking Vice City for GTA. czcams.com/video/8YoQ7tzr9uw/video.html
The way Tony killed the chainsaw maniac was similar to treacherous swine, just cold-blooded murder on the streets with zero remorse.
I watched Scarface for the first time when i was around 10/11 yrs old. This scene always stuck in my head.!! The best Movie ever made.!!! ❤️
Not-So Fun Fact: the girl manny was flirting (??) with at 6:09 disappeared and was never seen again shortly after filming to this day she has not been found.
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This is one of those classics that you just can’t make a reboot for. The role was meant for Pacino and only Pacino.
Yeah I agree but I'm sure someone in Hollywood would disagree, I'm sure we'll see a woke transgender Tonita Montana scarface reboot within the next couple years
Someone's gonna come In pointing out this is a remake lol
But where did he get this? From Paul Muni... he watched the Paul Muni Scarface (1932) and said "I wanna be that guy. I wanna act like him." He literally fell in love with Paul Muni and his portrayal of Tony.
@@graytoby1and they can keep that shit lol
@@wmascolin Wow, uncanny.
Because I'm the guy who came in to point out this movie is itself, a remake.
And a very good example of a remake done RIGHT.
I love how Manny came thru blazing without even having to think. That's how a ride or die homie is supposed to act
he truly stuck by what tony said that if it took too long, something's wrong!
Fucking Manny wasn't paying attention.
He was a ride or die until he made a mistake and went behind Tony's back and dated Gina without his knowledge or even consent.
KNOWING FULL ON WELL the kind of temperament Mr. Montana has, that was a really bad move, Manny.
@@carltonrch8545 he was trying to get some ass lol
Manny worries about Pussy too much
Please never let this movie die ❤❤
This movie will never die is Legendary
Middle of the street, middle of the day, in the middle of a crap ton of people everywhere, and manny just hops out the car walking in the middle of the street with a Mac 10 just out in the open. Can’t get anymore subtle than that
Not that I have any experience but I think if you were just minding your business on the beach you wouldn't be particularly inclined to notice someone with a compact gun at their side if they're not waving it around. Just move quickly and naturally and it'll stay in people's peripheral vision
It was the 80s. No phones, no cameras.
2 words, 80s Miami
Poor Manny. His story was so sad. He idolized and followed Tony everywhere. Loved him like a brother. He womanized, treated girls like love objects. So when Gina fell for him he treated her right. Dates, dinners.. Kept her clean. Married her in secret and I'm sure the one thing he wanted to tell Tony that he never got to was that he loved her and was finally Tony's real brother. Tony got mad and killed him. The one guy that always had Tony's back.
Ye but tony did tell him to stay the fuck away from her! and Manny should be smarter then that to sleep with sister of a maniac like Tony :P
but at the end it is a movie :)
Tony was out of his mind on blow too by the end which added to his violent impulse
@@makaronesendwicis I agree, Tony made it clear not to be with his sister
Spoiler alert! Just kidding
very tragic ending for Manny indeed who intended no harm however Tony felt betrayed that his closest friend would marry his sister in secret who he felt he needed to protect from everybody. should he have died no, a fist fight maybe a sucker punch to the face maybe but Tony was coked up and crazy at times so he lost it at that moment.
8:55 was such a satisfying scene. Few movies can make you dislike a character so much in just a few min.
Oh hi. You’re here
I've been killing people in Vice City since I was seven or six years young with the chainsaw 😂
I'm surprised you didn't comment on this video earlier
I kinda like his pants ngl..
Hello there !
Nice cosplay btw !
8:52 When you're Tony Montana, you look your victim in the eyes when you gun them down.
this is one of the craziest scenes from any movie ever. has stayed with me for decades. hard to watch. can’t not watch. amazing film.
I really love how the guns in this scene feel heavy and realistic. The way manny holds the SMG to control the crazy fire rate and the way the goon in the bed just sprays because he’s injured and is just firing.
Yeeaahh very realistic... The mac-10 Manny is using has a firing-rate of 18 shots per second and it looks like he's using a 32 round magazine. He'd empty that in less than 2 seconds like brrrrt, instead it goes on like it was fucking belt fed. Also everybody seem to be fumbling around a lot as if they suddenly became extremely clumsy, of course to give Tony the time he needs to get the upper hand and escape. It's probably your lack of knowledge/understanding that makes this scene so great.
What smg?? Uzi...
@@vitkomusic6624 mac-10
@Astro Jenkins imao tru
Yeah but the fact that they HEAR each other after all that shooting? LOL, impossible. They'd be stone cold deaf for several days after all that shooting in a cramped as hell hotel room.
Marta was the scariest one of them all. Her look alone said we’re gonna kill you.
czcams.com/video/jEXWDtJr13I/video.html LMAOOO
I agree.
Frightening.
Really. That skinny whack lady is scary to you, then what isnt scary to you
@@oliveiraluis3540 ....Nothing Really, I was in the Marine Corps For almost 8yrs.... And I worked in the Prison System for even longer. In The Context of THE MOVIE if you Notice the Male characters(The ops) were trying to be Deceptive with their Friendliness, but the Woman(Marta, the one with the big ass UZI) was dead Serious, wasn't even hiding the Fact that she wanted to kill them....The look on her Face and she didn't even greet them. Why the Fuk did I have to explain this to you? It looks like 169 other people agree with me. And I take the first thing I said back.....Child Support scares Me.
Crack-Ore.
The chain saw murder scene is etched in my brain. It's one of those things you can't unsee.
What a beautiful, perfect and natural performance from Mr. Pacino. Very talented person.
Creepy trivia: The girl with the blue bikini that flirts with Manny left the production and was never seen again. Her name was Tammy Lynn Leppert, she was 18 back then and is missing to this day.
Watt? How do you know this man?
@@smirkingthanos7663 I've read some articles and i think i saw a video about that here somewhere.
@@enjoyitbro yeah, dang pretty tragic. She was missing on such a young age too
Scary and strange...but sadly true.
Lots of people went missing back in the day only to have their body found in the Everglades. You never went downtown Miami because crime was so bad. There used to be shootouts between the cocaine cowboys. You had columbian hitmen kill people out in the open to scare people. Crazy times.
I love the camera work of zooming in on the windows. The contrast of a beautiful sunny oceanside street, then inside something horrifying is going on, a maniac pulling a chainsaw out of a damn suitcase in a motel like wtf. Amazing scene.
Brian depalma uses similar techniques in his next movie, Body Double, from 1984
@@stevencoardvenice Agree! Brian DePalma is an awesome director...as are all his movies.
These kind of Camera works are some of De Palma's trademarks and something that made me really become a fan of his work years ago. You should give the movie "Blow Out" a try :)
Yeah I always loved that about this scene.
Outside beautiful day, hot girl in a bikini, meanwhile inside the hotel a horror show.
Miami VICE
4K is on another level compared to standard 1080p HD. Absolutely breathtaking! Certainly the future of TV/Video, until 8K takes over!
This scene disturbed me when I was a child I couldn't ever stop thinking about it
Hector cutting through door, window then falling flailing over the rail down a floor is the gnarliest stunt ever! Hope the stuntman won an Oscar.
Would've been funny if he had landed on that chainsaw after jumping out of that window.
did you notice the mat he landed on moves? still good though.
Reminds me of the Resident evil chainsaw zombies
I'm not sure that one went according to plan, it looks like the chainsaw pulled him through the window unexpectedly.
Dangerous one too it looks like. Little room for error!
One thing I love about this scene is Tony's overall reaction to the situation. He subtly gives off that he's scared shitless (No one in their right mind wouldn't when faced with the prospect of being cut up with a chainsaw), yet he still shows defiance.
Even in the face of almost certain death, he doesn't crack or panic. He just remains almost motionless, like a coiled snake waiting for the right moment to strike. Because one, he's trying to buy time for Manny and Chi Chi to come back him up, and two because he knows that talking won't save him.
And it's when Manny busts in guns blazing, that's when Tony finally strikes.
Such a well done scene.
Imagine thinking to yourself "Damn, so this is how I'm going to go out... getting chainsawed in a shitty bathroom."
cringe
@@wyze6 you're cringe ez
standing there with no expression is good acting in your mind? pachino was terrible on every level in this movie. not sure which was worse, his shit tier incoherent accent that sounds nothing like a cuban, or his complete lack of emotion no matter whats happening.
@@FingerinUrDaughter Yeah, it is. Some people wont give them the satisfaction of watching them beg or cry.
The way that saw flipped around and he caught it still amazed me
I saw this at the theater when it came out. It had a big screen , great sound. The chain saw seen rattled me. I never forgot that.
Always thought Marta was the scariest looking one....
Yes, no doubt
Face like a scrap yard alsation
That's because she was packing heat.
I Thought Of Her Just Being The Non-Crazy One After Hector And His Whole Posse Ran In.🙌🏾😐😒
she was she could scare Freddy Jason or Michael Myers!
Someone tell me, how the hell did Pacino not win an Oscar for this movie?His acting as Tony Montana is on another level.
Probably because Pacino was already nominated for playing another character from the same genre.
Scarface was disliked and widely overlooked at release due to its violence.
He was nominated for a Golden Globe, but yeah for sure should’ve won something
Yea but by time you get to the Phone Booth scene, his accent is all over the place 🤣
unpopular opinion, but for me Pacino is heavily overacting in this role.
I love this scene..for me one the most powerful in gangster movie history..Pacino is unsurpassable..a heavyweight..the content of this scene is just admirable and for me will perpetuate the higher echelons of movie history indefinitely
one of the best ever, u can watch it 100 times without being bored, never.
ok lol
This 4K looks fantastic. I always assumed this movie was a grainy product of the times and we just had to accept it. I had no idea it could look this good.
And yet this is not the best version. It's dimmed somehow as if a filter was applied, and I've seen a slightly sharper picture as well. Digital
@@Alex_1729 You need an HDR display to get proper contrast
Chemical film can be higher quality than 4k
When you shoot on film, you can transfer and upscale it to very high qualities, even higher than 4K. It's movies shot on digital only that suffer and can't be up-ressed without looking worse or some neural net AI trickery (which still doesn't look as good as natural resolution.)
Depending on which type of film was used to shoot the movie, Film can upscaled past 8K, although at a scan res over ~12K, you'll just be capturing the grain in more detail (overkill).
"The eyes never lie". As soon as the Colombian opened the door you could tell he was lying.
Pretty good actor for a small role
and Mart-ha's just confirmed it was a set up
Omar set him up to be killed from the jump he wasn't supposed to pick up anything but Omar eventually got his just due!
@@mcb7691 Omar's eyes when he looked at his partner and changed the job on Tony and Manny too! and every time he looked at Tony afterwards ofc
Colombian*********
7:37 This shot of Manny through the glass door doesn't get talked about enough
The best scene for ever
This scene PERFECTLY explained why Tony did not like Colombians. It made too much sense.
They tent to Rob instead of buy mostly?
As someone from Caribbean background that is just a normal Cuban response lol. He probably didnt like Dominicans, or Puerto Ricans either
I found out recently the girl in the bikini was only 17 years old at the time and a few months later she went missing. She’s been missing for years it’s quite a sad story.
source?
@@Free-tz7pjnah this time it’s real her name was Tammy Lynn leppard I think
@@Free-tz7pj yes, you better trust him.
@@joewillvega2974 its real I forgot what movie but in one of the movies her body is used as a movie cover and then a few months later she went missing her name was Tammy Leppard
@@Twistedsea11 Spring Break used her for the main movie poster.
Not a cellphone in sight. Just people living in the moment.
mf their dying💀💀💀💀
And parking meters on the street.
Using a computer/phone to post this is ironic
Clap for the extras 👏👏 They did their part so well
Incredible scene. I've watched a hundred times and it still gets my heart racing.
Who watches a scene 100 times?? That's called obsession. Obsession isn't healthy.
@@paulallen8109 hey Paul!
I love the camera going back and forth in the beginning showing the contrasting moments between a casual talk with the girl to a serious emergency with a chainsaw.
@@madtitanthanos9136 *chops you up with an axe while Hip to be Square plays in the background*
@@paulallen8109 and it's my favorite movie
THE QUALITY IS AMAZING!
I remember watching this and the quality has never been this smooth.
Agree. This looks like some re-mastered HD version.
Lol same bruh I’m lookin at like something looks different, it looks so good here.
@Peter Sutcliffe You know how old scarface is right?
Scarface is an amazing movie
@Peter Sutcliffe it was made back then, so give them a break dude
Brian Depalma knew how to take a script and turn it into cinematic art.
5:07
I love how the other dude it's just chillin with the music 😂
Tony’s death scene will remain the most badass scene forever
Steven Spielberg worked on the end shoot out scene
@@johnmazzoni487 really
@@guywithabat760 Yes also Tarantino and Fidel Castro
The only thing that was wrong with that ending was Tony’s sister going full Alabama Ik she was drugged but it ruined the whole thing for me I just thought wtf this is some weird shit
@Freddie Mercury It wasn’t bad ass it was peaceful and righteous
Pay attention to the extras and how realistically they react as this scene escalated to the street. The old lady grabbing her purse and pushing people out her way to get out of there, and the guy sitting on the end of the porch. He’s watching what’s happening, not really running away until he sees Tony run downstairs after the guy with his firearm. Suddenly he’s like “forget this, I’m out of here!”-I responded to scenes like this in real life and I’ll tell you their reaction was as real as it gets. Great film.
Damn dog I hope you’re ok ❤️
True.
@@homecow2000 ha…ha-I STAY OK.
Fun fact: People dont get it about this scene. They actually did kill a real colombian drug dealer to get the reaction they wanted from people. Amazing method acting
That actually could have been real reactions from those retired folk!... they had no idea it was a movie set!
One of the best scenes in all of movies of all time.
7:51 I love how there’s a shootout happening in the next room and the Colombian still wants to chop up Tony with the chainsaw.
The girl in the blue bikini, Tammy Lynn Leppert, has been missing for 38 years. Gives me chills
She was on unsolved mysteries....look it up.
She probly ded
Guess she too got the chainsaw treatment.
She is old 👴grandma 😂
@@lonaldmcdonald8907 did Tony get her?
I love that "Yea man, it went in and out." Manny doesn't give a FUCK what an absolute lad.
He later joked about this to Frank.. Epic
@@MrGriff305 Yeah he did XD
Sucks he gets killed by Gus Fring 😂😂
CHAD
@@MrGriff305 "I ran out of bullets, like an asshole" 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Nice weapon re-sound! These sound effects appeared in the early 80s, but became widespread only towards the end of the 80s.
The way tony just walked in front of him like that in front of everyone showed how ruthless the scene was then
The thing that i love so much about this movie is how real the action felt. It has just a hint of that 80s campyness but seeing this feels like im watching a real crime take place in miami beach. Brutal!
@@Cuttuttlefishshock, adrenaline.
@@CuttuttlefishHe was wearing a bulletproof vest 🤡🤡
I love how the guy doesn't drop the chainsaw when he makes a run for it. He's like 'I paid $50 for this chainsaw, there's no way I'm leaving it behind!'.😂
Haha, well he did use it for his escape. That part cracked me up.
$10099
Even though it's a cheapass POS saw, yes. Lol... Aint no Stihl or Husqvarna
@@rimrunz1795 😂
Like Paulie and the 50 dollar mower
1.14 minutes long, first shot. Beautiful! They don't do long takes like that!
love that honk edit at the beginning when crossing
Noticed how Tony never kills from behind in this film, he’s sure to look at them in the eye face up. He straight up ran in front before killing him instead of simply putting one in the back of his head.
definitely one of his best roles
That’s an interesting point; I never noticed that before, but now that you’ve pointed it out to me, you’re exactly right!
A true Samurai Tony is.
Exactly he wants them to know hence his words to the guy before blasting him.
He just seen his friend gutted with a chainsaw. I'd look him in the eyes to.
i always found this the longest , most uncomfortable scene, and the one that shows us what Tony's made of, even more so than the refugee camp at the beginning....terrifying, well done, don't do drugs kids.
Or at least don’t go into the business of dealing them! 🙂
@@cameronblack3202 don't do drugs
@@nkemnoraulmanfredini7286 I actually never have. I’m even reluctant to take aspirin. 🙂
@@cameronblack3202 ok
When he stabs that guy in the camp and when he says “your turn” that really shows you what he’s made of
I love how the first 1 minute and 15 seconds is just one long take
Wish more movies did that nowadays
Tanfastic movie. Not just the acting: The direction, lighting....everything. This scene is a particularly good example of that.
Idk why, but I always laugh at the part when Tony says, "You want me to come in, we start over?" 😂 🤣 its like...Ok, this bullshit isnt working out, lets do a rewind here lmfao
perhaps the best line in the entire movie!
Haha, where you from catfish?
Yeah, that's how the scene was written and played, you're not noticing the unnoticed
3:08 🤣🤣
I use that all the time
"Sube el volumen"
Yeah, I'm pretty sure a 80's TV set is not going to overpower the decibel output of a CHAINSAW.
And someone screaming loud af
Perhaps it could have just been mistaken for the sound of the TV
@@anotheryoutubeaccount5259 Yes, that's the point. A couple years back I was planning a family gathering. So I go on craigslist to buy a few extra chairs (the plastic foldable ones) there was this guy who was selling a bunch for cheap so I contacted him and arranged to meet him at his house. When I pull up there's nothing unusual. As I knock on the door the guy raises the Tv volume to the point where I can hear it clearly outside. I took that as my cue to fuck off. I ended up buying the chairs brand new from Walmart.
@@mehmeh1999 Wow. Shit
@@mehmeh1999 If you'd been a bit more patient and waited until he finished dismembering his victim you could've gotten a good deal on some chairs.
One of the best scenes ever
I’ve seen this scene probably 30 times but this is the first time I noticed that Tony reacted for his gun but had trouble getting it out from his backside. That was a nice attention to detail from the actor, director and cinematographer.
I always found it so funny when tony says “ok you want me to walk in and start over” 😂
5:54 Tony looks genuinely scared. What a incredible actor Al Pacino is.
You mean scary, but that Butch looking hardened woman was the creepiest and scariest if you ask me
I don't think that was fear rather brooding anger and rage. Ironically, the one time I saw fear in Tony was when Sosa warns him in their initial meeting. Tony just blankly nods just his mouth somewhat agaped
Something tells me this isn't Hector's first time using a chainsaw.
Truly a classic
7:45 damn Young Don Eladio is so badass!!!
bro you just blew my mind. Holy fuck i didnt know it was the same actor. Im mind blown rn
Yes, this was the moment 🗿
Bruno Mars as Elasio's acquaintance. Lmao
The contrast between Tony Montana and characters like Michael Corleone is unbelievable. Shows quite a range
Corleone was Italian American mafia.
Montana different stuff.
Italian American mafia did not do drugs.
Italian mafia that came later to America did.
@@innosanto He's talking about the range of the actor Al Pacino playing those characters, ya dingus.
And Carlito
@@djpeekay25 D00D. Thanks for the heads up on Carlitos Way. Killer movie.
@@jamesandrews3433 no worries mate. Epic ending.
I love the dishwasher scene. Laughed my ass off at that scene.
*I remember watching this scene/movie at the age of 15, and I learned then NEVER to dirt or plays or even depend on a guy who gets distracted by women!! Manny getting dizzy behind women was his downfall and the people around him as well!!*
The cinematography, dialogue snd scene blocking for this film and this scene in particular was so ahead of its time, It looks like a modern day film from today just with a retro timeline-and I saw this in theaters back in 1983.
1983 wasnt that long ago
@@Jay-jb2vr lol 😂 yes it was Shit bout be 40 years u trippin
All these techniques were taken from Hitchcock, so about 40 years before this film was made
Many Thanks to Director Brian de Palma for making this real...his Masterpiece🤘
The beauty of the scene is, for the horror and violence that is happened in the shower, there is no dismemberment shown; just the actors, a lot of blood splatter and the viewer's imagination.
Now the leg, huhhhhhhhh?😆
Originally before the guy says “now the leg huh?” There was a shot of Angel without his arm hanging from the other. Too graphic so it cut out of the movie.
@@bladerunner9405 🤣🤣🤣💀
This scene is censored, it shows his arm hanging after they cut it.
The same effect is achieved in The Texas chainsaw massacre - basically you see only around 4% of the horrific and naturalistic gore that is going on. The most frightening aspect is that you as a viewer project your own fears and frustrations and everything that wasn’t directly displayed, you build it up in your imagination. A small but convincing hint is enough.
Superb acting by the great Al pacino .
Man, those were the days; $300 classic Chevys, MAC-10s, silencers, hot girls in bikinis, yay-oh, low-rent apartments and hotels on the beach, and Columbians with chainsaws--good times...
Clemenza: "leave the gun, bring the cannoli"....Tony: "Chi Chi, get the yayo"
Leave the chaisaw, get the yayo.
Tommy: “come on, make that coffee to go! What the fuck are you doing, leave the fucking pot!”
@@djpeekay25 One tine .. that's all you tell me .. one tine
That flip out the window gets me everytime.
bro, I've been watching that same flip like 15x in a row. It's so freaking funny.
Have you noticed the soft floor pad they designed to look like concrete?
The song in the car is perfect too
Antonio Montana, my father was Antonio Rafael, I'm Antonio Wedney, this film is one of the best I've ever seen in my life, I like the main character, he reminds me of my father in everything, appearance, manner, courage, a hero even when doing the wrong things and Apart from my admiration for Paccino, I've never seen such a talented actor, in this film I highlight his way of being, his origins and how he grew up in the world of crime, it's a shame he acted very much with the desire to get rich at the expense of drug trafficking, but anyway, that's the script and I brought this beautiful work to the cinema, I've seen this film over 100 thousand times I think and I always want to see it, the scenes, the realities, the actors, it's extraordinary, the shots, the reality of drug trafficking. Thank you to everyone involved in this incomparable cinematographic work
That execution by Tony is still one of the most ruthless bits of acting I've ever seen
"Ruthless" acting??
Is English your first language?
@@paulallen8109 Does my screen-name imply as such?
If you intend to ask everyone on the internet if English is their first language based on anything ranging from a slightly off choice of words to poor grammar you're in for a hell of a time and I'm pretty sure many of them will say yes
Paino action mama mia
@@kaasbaasde33e35 Based response
@@kaasbaasde33e35 Based response.
The problem here was that the guy Manolo was not paying attention to his job. This is why Angel died. It turned out best for Montana and Manolo however for after this death they immediately became close trusted allies of the boss. For a while at least.
But what if he did survive an became one of his trusted allies as well.. an becomes the one to save Tony in the end from that shot gun to the back!! Ya know extra allies extra eyes.. I kinda wanted him to survive so he could make more movies like this.
Tony said 15 minutes the whole scene till angel dies was verely close to 15
Yeah exactly. If Manny was watching the door like he was supposed to, he would have seen the guy come up the stairs with the gun. Angel died because Manolo was chasing ass.
@@Dr.TJ_Eckleburg Thats right...damn it, but the blood find the right way back ^^
I thought his name was chico not manalo?
man this is one if the Goriest scenes i ever seen as a teenager and also one of the most badass ever made tony immediately knew it was a setup
Every guy needs a homie like manny