SCARFACE Movie - The Begining of the Fall

In this video, we explore the iconic movie Scarface, directed by Brian De Palma and written by Oliver Stone. We delve into a memorable scene featuring the character Tony Montana, portrayed by Al Pacino, being interrogated by police officer Mel Bernstein, played by Harris Yulin. As an ambitious Cuban immigrant who rises to power as a drug lord in Miami, Tony's greed ultimately leads to his downfall. Join us as we analyze this classic crime drama from 1983.
Director
Brian De Palma
Writers
Oliver Stone Howard
HawksBen Hecht
Stars
Al Pacino
Michelle Pfeiffer
Steven Bauer
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[@samuellahniers7430]

Tony forgets he woulda been chain-sawed, just like his dear friend Angel, if it wasn't for Manny and Chi-Chi.

[@crazyralph6386]

It was because of Manny, why Angel got chainsawed and nearly Tony. Had he not tried to pick up scantily clad woman on the street, he would’ve seen Angel get forced inside the hotel room by a gunman from outside.

[@samuellahniers7430]

@@crazyralph6386 haha, I love this. It was chichi's fault for not keeping track of time for the mackdaddy manny

[@PokeLexgnzlz]

@@samuellahniers7430 Wasn't their fault but Hector's, however, their incompetence allowed Angel to be killed. If at least one of them was keeping an eye at the building at a time, both could have been saved.

[@tonyrosales915]

And they got the yayo!!

[@nightrider2k6]

the moral of the story, greed or gratitude the path is yours to choose

[@reallymakesyouthink]

Tony was just never happy. Frank enjoyed his life at the top, Tony was never satisfied.

[@Cw311z]

Or it's that he never took advice from Frank to fly straight after making the deal with Sosa. Tony just wanted it all including his woman which is a recipe for Karma against him.

[@johnshaw359]

@@Cw311z His creepy battered bloodstained hand gently pulling back her bedsheet.

[@theparanormalconnection8954]

He reminds me of the ex wife. $98,000 in child support and kept the house. And still a hole that cannot be filled.

[@libertopian]

why can't noone fill her hole@@theparanormalconnection8954

[@vxy357]

Like it or not, Tony should've taken Frank's advice and his rules for his success. He might have lived longer.

[@killemsoftly15]

The real downfall is when the banker told him he had to raise his rates and Tony didn't want to do that even though the banker had done good by him and that he was in good hands with the bank. Tony was upset about spending a little more at the cost of losing everything which he inevitably did

[@hymansahak181]

Correct.

[@manuellares11]

I told you mane no kids but you don't listen!!

[@00ghostcobra]

Lost everything because he was cheap...😂😂😂

[@hymansahak181]

@@00ghostcobra Greedy, not cheap.

[@marvinyo5]

​@@hymansahak181 that's right Greed is the downfall of all humans, it's never enough

[@murfdog19]

This is when Manny changed his name and formed the Eladio Cartel with Hector Salamanca.

[@TheRealForgetfulElephant]

Is that the same actor? Dam he don’t look the same

[@murfdog19]

@@TheRealForgetfulElephant Yes. Steven Bauer also played Don Eladio.

[@Liverpool5095]

​@TheRealForgetfulElephant The two roles were like 30 years apart. He was decades older. Of course he looks different.

[@TheRealForgetfulElephant]

@@Liverpool5095 Lo siento Don Liverpool, I mean no disrespect to your or your familia. I just thought he was drastically different looking. If I had to guess he had some work done (plastic surgery)

[@donhectorsalamanca]

Thats me

[@therealbraindawg]

"Hey, Tony. Remember when I told you when you first started working for me, the guys that last in this business, are the guys who fly straight. Low-key, quiet. But the guys who want it all, chicas, champagne, flash... they don't last. " Frank was right.

[@lexkanyima2195]

Frank had warn him and he could have been succesful

[@Cw311z]

Yet Tony doesn't give a 🤬. Eventually it cost him.🩸

[@lexkanyima2195]

@@Cw311z but the quote who want it all, was kind of dangerous to be open about it.

[@vxy357]

Yes he was. he was right on the money.

[@lexkanyima2195]

@@vxy357 true

[@christianromero6604]

Damn. I just noticed again....when cleaning the money, they were at 1.3 Million Dollars, had just cleared 200k more,...yet Tony was complaining about 1,500 measly dollars....GREED.....

[@911ragdoll]

a rat nibbling corners eventually plots for your dinner

[@Wh4L205]

Imagine if you let that amount go? They will keep skimming off the top. Everything counts.

[@zeldaknight101]

​@@Wh4L205price of doing business

[@cashgogetter6737]

I’m about my bread like the pillsbury dough guy

[@Wh4L205]

@@zeldaknight101 that’s your price. Not anyone else’s. I need every penny

[@Emp6ft10in]

It's true. When you start alienating the people who love you and are loyal to you, then you don't have much time left.

[@Torgo1969]

Reminds me of my brother.

[@avace917]

Had Tony let the bank take the extra money, none of this would've happened

[@00ghostcobra]

But we wouldn't have one of the greatest movies ever made...😂

[@avace917]

@@00ghostcobra well DUH!! 🤣🤣🤣

[@WithoutRemorse12]

His supplier was going to be exposed by a reporter. They used Tony because he was desperate. He was most likely going to be the fall guy regardless if the assassination was a success.

[@avace917]

@@WithoutRemorse12 I see what you're saying. Tony would've just gotten another connect. Best case situation

[@WithoutRemorse12]

@@avace917 In that meeting where they offer Tony the opportunity. It doesn't feel like he gets to leave alive if he doesn't agree to be part of the assassination plot.

[@j.vinton4039]

I never don’t get a laugh out of the lawyer calling Montana “Honey Baby” 🤣

[@LordTalax]

So you always get one? "never don't"

[@clintbronson5]

That’s up to FRANK NOT YOU!!! I’m sorry Mr Sosa..

[@xxxxxx-db7fi]

Haha

[@marlonquintana3466]

😂​@@clintbronson5

[@nme.00104]

😭😭🤣😂😅😆💀⚰️

[@AaronQ1222]

Frank may have been a snake, but his words to Tony about the bigger you are, the harder you fall, prophetically came true.

[@christiansoldier77]

Tony was the snake Frank tried to take Tony under his wing and school him on how to be successful Frank was a good guy

[@Predatorsnightmare]

@@christiansoldier77Frank was selfish too, Frank liked Tony only because Tony could benefit him. It’s not as if he actually cared for Tony.

[@christiansoldier77]

@@Predatorsnightmare Duh ! They are drug dealers. Is a drug dealer supposed to hire someone who isnt going to benefit him? No one cares about anyone in a life of crime.

[@jjjjjjjjjjjjjjjj178]

The mixture of BO and cigar smoke in that room must be absolutely horrifying

[@Jay-dm4id]

That too in Miami

[@Dannymart_88445]

BO?

[@samsoper3507]

@@Dannymart_88445 4 hairy dudes in a stuffy ass room for hours you bet thered be BO lol

[@pear-zq1uj]

lol the 80s be like

[@cloroc]

Lol no doubt it's funky

[@zaxbitterzen2178]

Love how even Tony couldn't rebuff the lawyer. He knew in that moment he almost ran out of plays.

[@cblack4413]

These guys beat prison,and think they can beat anything,and anyone.

[@kevinteran5624]

"Come here gimmie a kiss" That'll always make me laugh 😅

[@yeismeload]

I can never get over the extravagance of this room, no matter how many times I see this movie lol

[@fedecano7362]

I think it really illustrates the bad taste a guy like Tony would have in his situation... its like Dubai in a room

[@Puxi]

Carpet in the Bathroom!! :D

[@dosman3458]

it's so tacky lol

[@Jonathan-om1wq]

It was a bit more impressive/"stylish" in the 80s lol

[@anibalcesarnishizk2205]

@@fedecano7362 😂😂

[@michalpiskorski9731]

Problem with Tony was he did not trust nobody. You can do this when you’re very smart but he wasn’t smart. He pushed away the people that were keeping his shit together.

[@meangravy9286]

He keep his shit together,him! that’s who! 😂

[@MrDrew2121]

No he killed the people that were keeping his shit together.

[@arturoalmazan5262]

yea ' trusting ' his friend Manolo and he fd his sister. 😂. that's betrayal right there dude

[@Notimportant253]

@@arturoalmazan5262man that b plot fucked my head up…. On the one hand, he DID warn manny about messing with her. And they were hella wrong for getting married and not telling Tony. I can’t blame him for being protective, but he took it too far. He has a very…. Weird obsession with her sister and who she fucks, almost bordering on being incestuous at times…. Killing manny was HUUUGE mistake, fucked sister non-withstanding. Directly causes his sisters death, and now he’s down a loyal man when he can least afford it, what with Sosa sending his Calvary.

[@FranklinSninsky]

@@arturoalmazan5262 He married her though, granted manny should have asked persmision, but who else did tony want to be his brother in law if not his best friend? riddle me that lol... Ton'y's problem was he didnt want anyone marrying his sister which is crazy...

[@bandemicgta]

This movie would’ve been 4 hours long if tony played his cards right. I’ve watched this movie since i was a kid and i always find something new that would’ve let tony live longer.

[@mmodnao]

Thanks for all the examples.

[@Revan-Shand]

If he quit the mobster like like manny he would have been alright

[@Stevesautopartsify]

Once you have enough to live on forever.... You disappear and live happily ever after!

[@darekkabaja2]

Smart Man here. Why stay in the game any longer when you have millions. Just relocate and live your life.

[@flame-sky7148]

Yep, Tony didn’t know when to stop. So he was stopped.

[@Gave-rf1hr]

I have a distant uncle that got rich doing drug businesses in the 90s he got enough money and got out before shit hit the fan . He still lives comfortably and has lots of properties and legal businesses oh and he never betrayed his partners so he went off clean .

[@czogg99]

rarely happens. It is greed that got them to the top. It will keep them there till they go down. very few ever make that transition.

[@miguelcarunchod.1493]

Actually the beginning of Tony's downfall was when the banker tried to explain him about "a new Times magazine article", but instead of listening to him Tony was busy with *his *nose. Later on, is implied the author of that article was the man he had to takedown in New York. And after that, every time Tony does something with *his *nose, someone is trying to tell him something crucial to the plot, but he is distracted. He should have listened to Lopez.

[@omt4293]

That was his biggest mistake. Not listening to Frank. Frank was right. Lay low.

[@miguelcarunchod.1493]

@@FMP-ue6xd In their business, yes. It is not Frank's fault viagra wasn't invented in the 80's. It is a minor detail you can hear in the foam bath scene, if you know spanish language.

[@allmightylight8166]

​@@FMP-ue6xdso you're saying Frank was wrong? Explain then

[@AsokaTw-mz3lr]

@@allmightylight8166 but frank was surrounded by rats. so he would go out oneday.

[@ingleringlet-snipps3rd449]

That guys soft. @@FMP-ue6xd

[@tdawg6877]

I actually love the lawyer at the end haha. He’s pretty good. Also, I like how he explained that bribing the judge won’t matter it’s the jury.

[@masterzombie161]

I mean at that point Tony was screwed, but at least the guy made it so he would only have to do 5 or 3 years which isn’t bad considering what most people get put away for tax evasion and etc.

[@christiandupont950]

@@masterzombie161 Nevermind that he said he can arrange a deal, avoid trial and do even less time. Alos this guy is willing to spend $800k on a lawyer. Just pay the taxes?

[@tdawg6877]

@@christiandupont950 I’m not sure how to fill out income for selling cocaine tho on my taxes. But if he was laundering through a business yeah pay the taxes. But than the irs may tip off feds to investigate if it seems fishy and ur caught too.

[@javier6877]

​@@christiandupont950 The thing about getting mobs on tax evasion charges is not because these guys are greedy and want to keep all the money. Its because the loundred money comes from cooked books from legitimated bussiness, most of the times these bussiness generate far more money than the bussiness is worth and if you tried to declare everything as legit to the IRS they´ll see that something is off with the bussines. Clean money doesnt neccesary mean taxed money but money that comes from a legitemated place. The more you try to make more fake bussinesses to spread the illegal money the end return from your illegal operations becomes less worthy of doing it, so there is some risk of how much money you can loundry. Its not that the IRS cares that they get their share (which they do) but also from where that share comes from. There is a bottle neck in how much money you can clean to a point that the biggest criminal "empires" in real life will end up with piles of cash that they can´t even use. TL:DR : if you tax all of your illegal money you are gonna get cought for worse crimes than tax evation.

[@redhothchilipeppers6299]

Can’t he just choose to have a trial by judge without having a jury involved? I forget the exact name for that type of trial but I believe it’s an option.

[@MJAY-yf3kb]

"Come here. Gimme a kiss. Come here." 😂

[@TenThumbsProductions]

All of these stories have a moment when things splinter and ego gets envolved. A literal moment, one that could be avoided.

[@raoulduke344]

@@henrymeyer5214Nearly every Scorcese movie has a protagonist who becomes far too egotistical and it becomes his downfall. Actually, all of them, I think or at least that involve criminality. I know this isn't a Scorcese movie, but his movies epitomise the "type" of stories the OP mentions. So, yeah, I'll have to agree with the OP.

[@TenThumbsProductions]

@@raoulduke344 I am curious what his argument would be, sure there are more than one event that pushes the protagonist to make that one bad choice, so if that is his argument okay, but even then it comes down to one moment where one choice makes things fall apart.

[@NewWesternFront]

not just a moment, a LITERAL moment, literally! the moment walt became scarface hesinmayne!

[@anibalcesarnishizk2205]

Frank had warned him:Low key, straight.He had flaws, though.

[@thebubbacontinuum2645]

I lived in Miami back then, and the amazing thing about this over-the-top movie is that it was very realistic. They were finding burned and mutilated bodies all the time. Luxury cars in canals, full of bullet holes. Drug dealers walking tigers. Miami has been a filthy hole ever since Northerners invaded around a hundred years ago, but the Eighties take the cake.

[@jackandrews7878]

What caused it to go down when northerners invaded?

[@TwitchUser-kn1re]

@@jackandrews7878idk maybe the ppl who came fuck kinda question

[@Rudenbehr]

What do you mean Northerners invaded? Over what?

[@ayeyochoc]

Every country in the world has been invaded and claimed but yea let's just pretend only America is the only bad invasion.

[@Merknilash]

He means jewish people@@Rudenbehr

[@cknorris3644]

The problems money can bring. People always think "If I just had this much money I would be set". But it becomes a sick addiction. It's never enough and you just want more and more. Like most millionaires work 24/7 and give up family, etc for the almighty dollar.

[@TPDManiacXC626]

Yeah, and even when you make and have a lot of money, you still got to pay taxes, electricity, water, tv and internet service, rent, property tax, garbage collection, other utilities, etc. You can work hard and do the math all you want, but someone is still gonna Lord over people like you and me.

[@cknorris3644]

@@TPDManiacXC626 yup. You still have the same bills, only way bigger.

[@svscared]

Millionaires?? What about the nearly 400 billionaires??

[@calistudent6335]

I saw stats once about how the 1%er class worked significantly less than the average person per week in ~1981, but in the present day they work far more.

[@pear-zq1uj]

Yeah and when you die you can never take it to the grave

[@andrewdavid9412]

When your lawyer calls you "honey-baby" then you've been grabbed by the short hairs.

[@ingleringlet-snipps3rd449]

Yep, that’s when you know you stepped in it.

[@damien5138]

If Tony had just paid Jerry the extra points then he would have been ok

[@ppuh6tfrz646]

100%.

[@brendanwalsh826]

Greedy

[@tzford]

His greed got the better of him.

[@rodneyhaley1487]

Nah not hardly. If you watch closely, Manny was the real fuck up. From the time they got off the boat Manny fucked up every step of the way, even leading up to the meeting with the feds🤦🏾‍♂️🤦🏾‍♂️

[@bigdaddystovepipe]

But Tony still should've went thru with the car bomb, sad as it may be people come and go but the hustle never dies!!!

[@lukegriffiths8653]

Imagine if Tony trusted Manny with the Seidelbaum deal, Manny would of gone to jail not Tony. Tony should've trusted Manny.

[@joshuaopont2990]

Junior partner hit deep

[@christopherjohnson2171]

Ultimately Manny did fuck up pretty bad by setting up the deal with the undercover cop but it all started with Tony getting too greedy and wanting to keep more of his cash by trying to get it laundered cheaper than the "legitimate" banks were offering.

[@TheJasonJackson84]

But no one notices how Tony inadvertently saved Manny by telling him to stay out of it

[@WithoutRemorse12]

​@@TheJasonJackson84He didn't trust Manny not to steal from him.

[@TheJasonJackson84]

@@WithoutRemorse12 not at all, he didn't trust Manny to get the best deal on the exchange, which is why he told him that he's not a negotiator. If Tony thought Manny would be willing to steal he wouldn't have him as his partner or "junior partner in Tony's words

[@TheJasonJackson84]

@@WithoutRemorse12 the entire movie was Tony and Manny... he saw Angel aa his brother but we only got him in 2 scenes. Manny was willing to do anything with Tony or for Tony and he knew that. Never did Tony imply that Manny may be untrustworthy.

[@EPROM512]

Manny would have done the time, Tony would never have to go to Alejandro Sosa, also if Tony did not stab Manny for Marrying his sister he would have set off the Bomb, Tony needed to delegate to survive.🙂

[@brianmcnutt3610]

Pacino was born to play that role

[@nme.00104]

and the godfather,

[@leroych8528]

When Tony on the front page news being described as Drugs King.. This shows that he already been exposed to the world with his illegal operations and that he'll eventually become an target to be taken down.

[@FranklinSninsky]

he could have survived still if he did the hit for Sosa, Sosa and his friends had enough power to make anything go away, including the tax evasion etc...

[@bandz6025]

​@@FranklinSninsky but tony didn't want to kill the wife and kids in the car

[@isaiahshy2406]

@@bandz6025bad choice mission wise good morally

[@Jay-dm4id]

​@FranklinSninsky If Sosa had that much power, why not hire a Hitman to do the job?

[@Alexisj1991]

"the jails are like fucking hotels here" lmao

[@ButtersCCookie]

Great channel with captioning. Thank you!

[@chineduobuekwe]

The video was cursed with 666 likes. I broke the curse.

[@NickSandz-qe5te]

If Tony took the jail Time he would have stayed alive and been out of jail in over a year, he wasn’t lying he really did have the best lawyer in Miami to get that kind of deal

[@sssbattleaxe]

They were giving him 5 so he needed to do 3 years minimum

[@tarden132]

@@sssbattleaxe to be honest not wrong that prisons are like hotels I mean it depends on the type of prison though most minimum security prisons are somewhat comfortable

[@cashgogetter6737]

@@tarden132you must haven’t been in a room full of men

[@tzford]

When he let 1500 go that should've told him something was wrong

[@elthe3rd]

If he agreed to the number they came up with, they would have kept it for themselves and called off the bust.

[@marcussimmons2708]

The beginning of the end was the restaurant scene with Michelle Pfeifer. Taking people for granted led to poor Tony’s downfall… 😕!

[@TPDManiacXC626]

That, not trusting anyone, getting high on his own cocaine supply didn’t help his biological, psychological and mental health either, and what really sealed his fate was his one standard of not killing women and children that got Sosa to send his army of assassins to permanently punish Tony Montana.

[@pauldavis7310]

That restaurant scene was brutal!!

[@theprofilepod]

Tony was in the water, symbolizing a new beginning, a cleansing.

[@remimgr]

i thought the camera going away from him kinda show us how alone from now on he's going to be, mainly because of his ego and lack of trust

[@stefangrant1989]

“Look Frank, the time has come, we got to expand, the whole operation, distribution. NY, Chicago, LA….”

[@nanny287]

This scene did trigger Tony’s downfall as his wife and best friend began walking away from him; he got greedy and thought he could do everything himself and screwed up, with no one to bounce ideas off of and stupidly trusting Seidelbaum to launder his money. Had he let the bank take more of a cut, he never would have had this problem. By the way, Steven Bauer was so incredibly gorgeous. Mmmmm.🎬❤️🎬

[@RichWeigel]

Scarface: I don't know Benny Alvarez but I do know Benny Blanco from the Bronx!

[@InteloPL]

Greed. Overcontrol. Trying to grab everything at once

[@Pablo668]

I can't help but think a real crime lord would just do the three years to save on the bother, and would probably have people working for him on the inside anyway.

[@JohnS-il1dr]

And he would have money stashed away for a long retirement

[@miguelcarunchod.1493]

That depends, that scenario is only applied to crime lords who didn't commit crimes against humanity, didn't murder anybody etc... Otherwise they have to stay in prison a minimum big time. You can see where is "El Chapo" now.

[@michaelnaretto3409]

I remember reading a review about this movie. It went something like this - they dumbed down the dialoge and amped up the violence.

[@ricomajestic]

Actually the dialogue was smart like all scripts written by Oliver Stone!

[@_devik]

but the balance is great, its just enough dialog and violence.

[@KingHazzens]

Got to appreciate the shot here, the zoom out is showing this big jacuzzi, this massive room, a huge bed for sharing but a single chair or throne..he is very much alone.

[@TheGililgi]

I don't understand Hollywood, there's just no Remaking this movie(which is already a remake). This is just a Classic.

[@_devik]

this is a remake of a 1932 movie.

[@Teemon99]

@@_devikThat’s why he said “Which is already a remake”

[@TPDManiacXC626]

@@_devik That movie was greatly watered down due to the infamous Hayes Code.

[@francis802us]

The Godfather 1 and 2 and Scarface, don't let them make remake of these treasures.

[@christiansoldier77]

@@TPDManiacXC626 The Hayes Code is the reason why Hollywood made so many good movies . Otherwise Hollywood would have just made soft core porn and ultra violent movies

[@thisIsFunnyLolz]

“With that kind of money, you can buy the Supreme Court” - this movie truly was ahead of its time 😂😂

[@monbridges5810]

“Tree fckn years!” Tony they have u on video 🤣🤣🤣

[@BonhommeVert.Br.St-Jean]

"honey, baby..." Love it when the lawyer lays it all out in Tony's own lingo.

[@LenGott8345]

Tony's insatiable hunger for the world and everything in it, got him. He thought the bank was trying to dick him, but turns out he was safer with them than walking into a sting that got him popped. Then, he refused to check his morals at the door when doing a job for Sosa. Kills the button man who was there to blow up a car, which sets Sosa right off and it's on from there. The final blow was finding out that his sister married Manny on the low. Killing Manny pissed off his sister, who then shoots him right as Sosa's hit squad is at his place. He fought it off as long as he could but predictably, he couldn't fight em all and it's the shot from behind that ends it. The one he didn't see coming. After he got popped, it was downhill in a bloody hurry.

[@KevinGarcia-cs4ve]

I like how manny says the jails are like hotels lol not when i was in

[@mistermonologue2442]

It is compared to other places jails.

[@00ghostcobra]

Jails have gotten a lot worse.. Many of them are down right inhumane now..

[@jeezgil]

You don't want to be in a jail in South America or in Caribbean Cuba, trust me.

[@PokeLexgnzlz]

I'm pretty sure a criminal with no reliable/competent partners outside prison really doesn't want to be inside for a long time, even if the prison looked like a palace. I bet they wouldn't even want to leave town for the same amount of time, their empire would fall down in their absence.

[@teemuranta1243]

The lawyer must be really lacking in self-preservation when he is calling a hotheaded drug lord like Tony a honey-baby.

[@tudyloco1726]

Indint think so guy a lawyer going do and say wut they want especially when they cuttin dealz

[@IsaacIVMarc]

It's because he's from the Deep South. When I lived in Texas, I knew older Caucasian men who used similar phrases.

[@tonytoni1150]

Don’t get it twisted, the lawyer was a gangster too. He knew what was up

[@nanny287]

I want Tony’s bathtub and the remote. ❤

[@RichSmithson]

"I was only Kidding" This is where Smokey in Friday got it from.

[@MrGoneTroppo]

Fly, pelican!

[@Torgo1969]

When talking to flamingoes.

[@VladislavBabbitt]

Tony turned the American Dream into his personal nightmare.

[@doren3880]

4:08 I couldn't agree more.

[@BrainstormJr]

I bet this applies to Puff Daddy as well 😂

[@taym2720]

If you think about it, Tony's demise began because he trusted Manny (Sidlebaum trap).

[@goodnightvienna8511]

That’s interesting because in Cocaine Cowboys that’s the same type of character that let them down - 😢

[@frostmatic764]

"Come on gimme a kiss" 😂😂😂

[@Gonken88]

This scene always makes me want a Gin with ice.

[@MinhNguyen-cx2gz]

Ultimately greed gets you. If Tony had just stayed with Jerry "That Smiling Motherfucker" banker and paid a little more to launder his money, there's a good chance he'd still be with Elvira and Manny would probably be alive too. But Tony couldn't stand paying all those extra points to Jerry. Even the wealthiest among us hate paying extra.

[@Thugnificent777]

Tony dumb, he’s should’ve took the 2-5 he had enough money to run any prison system he was in. Smh

[@jarrickcastle1043]

Freedom over prison "Eye M not gunna be locked in v cage again fuhck that."

[@superwario2741]

Not really. Could have easily bought the jury too.

[@exactly5922]

Not as easy as you think, good example look at el chapo

[@princessmarlena1359]

Tony’s biggest problem was he never took good advice when he heard it, regardless of who gave it to him. Never look a gift horse in the mouth.

[@_devik]

him taking advice of manolo to work with the undercover cop was the downfall. Should have never listen to manolo in first place.

[@princessmarlena1359]

@@_devik that was bad advice. Good advice was to listen to Jerry the banker and stick with them.

[@guess6635]

​@@princessmarlena1359and even then, Manny was going to meet with the Undercover cop to make the deal and wash the Money, Tony wasn't meant to be there but felt like he had to do it himself not trusting Manolo. If Manny actually was there and got caught, it would of been a lot easier for Tony to not face jail time since he wasn't actually there, could of used a lawyer to help Manny and with his overall attitude, he wouldn't of taken the slight few years on jail as bad as Tony especially with them having the money to be treated much better locked up and how being millionaires in America in jail was a very different experience from when they were in cages in Cuba. Manny always had a grateful attitude of where they presently compared to where they were in the past, where Tony was never grateful and always unhappy with life no matter where he was.

[@frankroper3274]

The check goes to the big guy!

[@windmillin-in-the-dirt2489]

Tony couldn’t do three years……what a tough guy.

[@fedecano7362]

the f*ck you are kidding me or what? are you high or something?

[@davidc4053]

He already did time in Cuba and he doesn’t want his enemies to get him while he’s inside unprotected.

[@tomcruiiseship9461]

​@@davidc4053and he didn't want to lose his hold on the business

[@user-yh2gt4km3e]

You ever been in jail? Nah, didn't think so

[@Divine_Serpent_Geh]

It’s not really about toughness. For someone like him, going to jail for 3 years is a death sentence. In the process of being locked away, his organization gets weak/broken. By the time he’s out, every rival knows that he’ll be trying to make a comeback… which means as soon as he is released, he’s a dead man.

[@dotheneedful55]

To prepare for the role, The Weekend spent a full year working as a banker in Puerto Rico and had many lunches with Benny Alvarez.

[@gengarrhea]

that has got to be the grossest room to ever exist.

[@goodnightvienna8511]

Hey Mang ! Data my bathroom- ju have a froblem with it ?, 😂😂😂 yeah sure ur right it’s tacky mang . I get it re done -

[@thomass1891]

0:58 I like how at first hes like come here give me a kiss.. but then cusses him out after he leaves lol

[@dante666jt]

5:51 gotta give it to Manny for being optimistic among the bunch! 😂

[@fearsomename4517]

I call my lawyer. He's the best layer in Miami. He's such a good lawyer, that by tomorrow morning, you gonna be working in Alaska. So dress warm.

[@xxxxxx-db7fi]

Who put this together??? Me 🤬🤬🤬😆😆😆

[@kevindevries8855]

Why dont I remember any of these...

[@Y_hass]

I find the junior partner line so funny, not sure why 😄

[@robsvtgt500]

The guys that want it all,chicas champagne,flash they never last.

[@7305Djwhatif]

"Juuuunior Partner .." 😂😂

[@pringals420]

People never quit while they're ahead.

[@joeroberts2156]

Really subtle hidden camera, pro job

[@eddietat95]

3:53 dat isosceles stance 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@liquidmark5081]

5 years ain’t no time.

[@3x3mm]

This drug dealer movie is Epic G.O.A.T

[@ulaw7386]

Marlon Brando getting a shout out! Never noticed before 😮

[@Jeanettesboxingchannel]

Manny was thinking about branching out by himself possibly, setting up deals by himself.

[@originalclassics]

Pride before the fall

[@killuminatii1]

Keep the details in mind how Manny is talking about a date with a girl while there is a important deal to set up. Also during the arrest, Chichi makes a stupid comment about a date with a girl. Shows how sluggish they are and not sharp. Caused Tony's organization to fail.

[@SPL0869]

It’s so ironic how in so many of these movies/life stories, 1980 or close to it always ushers in “The Fall”.

[@nathand4500]

how is it ironic?

[@SPL0869]

@@nathand4500 Scarface, Blow, Goodfellas, Boogie Nights, Casino, The Philadelphia Crime Family. The early 1980s all coincided with their downfalls. It’s like everything was good up to that point and then suddenly, chaos ensued. If you have a better word other than ironic to describe it,then I don’t have an issue editing the post.

[@gfunkmadness]

Benny Alvarez from Tucson was my favorite character in the whole movie I wish they did more with him

[@FactShareMedia]

Remember Benny Alvarez from Tucson? Whatever happened there?

[@LordTalax]

People are still doing that dumb joke?

[@bigdaddystovepipe]

You know Tony was serious when a jew came up short and wanted to count it again and the jew dude said nevermind, that's the biggest red flag ever, if you throw a penny off the empire state building a jew will jump behind it and try to grab it!!!

[@Conan_the_Based]

Stop noticing!

[@IsaacIVMarc]

😂😂😂😂💯👌👌

[@genarob4770]

Technically, the start of the end can be attributed to a drug dependency, notably influenced by aggressive tendencies and compounded by obvious PTSD mixed with heavy cocaine use. The tipping point was the evening of the fall, where, if you observe closely, Tony’s wife was the first to introduce him to cocaine sniffing. Cocaine makes you aggressive and dulls your sex drive; if the characters in this movie were true, this would have been the cause. However, if the movie's portrayal of violence in the drug distribution business were accurate, one could also argue that the start of the downfall was getting into the drug business. But than there would be no movie to assess.

[@wesleyt4109]

I can hear Frank now. Are you crazy, Montana? ARE YOU CRAZY?

[@kevint.786]

Seriously though, do you know how much time and work it takes to make that kind of bubble bath? Respect.

[@vm141789]

Tony should have known something was up when the guy was saying he didn't know Benny Alvarez.

[@xxxxxx-db7fi]

I heard in a intervju, with Robert de niro and Al Pacino.. Robert de niro, bein ask before Al pacino, if he want to play Tony Montana in this movie Scarface.. But Robert said no.. i dont want to

[@user-gs6uu4rk6z]

"It's all set up" Manny didn't know that was prophesizing.

[@_devik]

yap, manolo was naive, no sense of business...

[@Evanesce13]

A conspiracy I heard is that manny knew Seidelbaum was a fed to trap Tony so he and Gina can be happy while Tony goes to jail

[@louismatassa8489]

A legendary and powerful movie and a great scene and it also had a great soundtrack and Al Pacino put on a great performance and is a movie icon 💰💰💰💰💰 💵💵💵💵💵💵💵💵💵💰💰💰💰💵💵💵💵💵💰💰💰💰

[@RicePho]

I think its clear in ever single life and movies/show that NEVER work with anyone who are a drug addict or worst, uses their own product.

[@carpenter155]

Yes😊

[@amigo8872]

The one who killed, Tony was himself. The car salesman, who warned him that champagne is girls, the guy doesn't last. Many warned him that he was paranoid, and needed help. Elvira warned him that he should be better. Sosa said don't fuck me tony. The one who killed Tony was himself.

[@olivierauberger]

After making a great deal with Sosa, Tony can't make a good deal anymore. His lawyer was being very reasonable.

[@jacobmyrick226]

It’s a mirror. Just wow it!