Scarface (1983) - No Wife, No Kids Scene | Movieclips

[@marquesjohnson6359]

The only good thing tony did is what led to him getting taken out

[@DieGamerAG]

Ironic

[@marquesjohnson6359]

​@@DieGamerAGIt was definitely ironic

[@MLBlue30]

No good deed goes unpunished. Evil will always hate you if your goodness messes up their plans.

[@redexec]

Except this wasn’t the final nail in the coffin. Tony definitely could have survived the shootout at the mansion had he not killed manny and let his other friends die.

[@marquesjohnson6359]

​@@redexecI still don't know if tony would've survived but he would've had a better chance

[@twofacedcarp2921]

I can't help but laugh when Tony is still yelling at the guy even when he’s dead. Like he was gonna respond. “Yeah your right. Damn, look at me now.”

[@thekrazyhatter5063]

🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂

[@andrewtorres2398]

😂😂😂

[@everythingisawesome2903]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@phantom_mist1726]

Me too 😂😂😂

[@stonehenge55]

Same actor Napa in Oz

[@KingDro-c5r]

Despite Tony being a ruthless drug Kingpin when it came to killing women and children that's a line he never crossed

[@Baboonmomma]

For the most part he never killed any innocents

[@KyleGD]

fr

[@Josh-fp2qn]

Tony met ppl who were more evil then him in Sosa and his henchmen.

[@amxaas4450]

It's bull 80's fan service. No such thing as an honorable assassin

[@fundhund62]

Yeah. He only turned them into widows and orphans. What an honourable man!

[@lisapage9317]

Here's where Tony proved he did have some heart.Ironically, it became his undoing.

[@malikkimanimaasai3703]

He had a code that's all...

[@SeriousDragonify]

Yeah have a heart while giving drugs to everyone for his pockets.

[@xxcc6562]

It became an undoing unless you play scarface the world is yours on ps2

[@AnaBM9510]

Totally

[@Agent1W]

Being the good guy in a bad guy's game, as Sgt. Martinez told Vic Vance.

[@brickforge12]

Al Pacino nailed it with this role, one of his best performances

[@stevendavies4210]

One of Al Pacino’s best movies this is.

[@cracklespinner4802]

Except for his accent that isn't even close to a cuban

[@brickforge12]

@@cracklespinner4802 it actually is he did a good job

[@ghostface9171]

And if I recall correctly all coked out lol

[@thekrazyhatter5063]

*His best performance Montana>>>>Corleone

[@thomas420a]

Tony was so pissed he kept yelling at dudes soul all the way to the gates of hell😂😂😂

[@theperson4yearsago565]

☠️

[@AnaBM9510]

😂

[@TheDonBoomer]

Crazy to think he survived that headshot to become the Don of a cartel in Mexico

[@spitfire4sergi]

His great great grandfather was in the Union Army as well 😂😂. Totally random but he had a 5 second cameo in the movie ‘Glory,’ just saw it yesterday.

[@idkbro6195]

​@@spitfire4sergihe was also the apartment owner in ace Ventura for a little too

[@Model3GenerativeANdroid]

yes Satan

[@vxy357]

He always plays some mafia capo or the head of a cartel in the movies and TV shows.

[@PostTraumaticChessDisorder]

He even foreshadowed the song Despacito

[@miguelcarlos1173]

This was the time he didn't activate the bomb then in Breaking Bad he successfully did it when killing Gus

[@BangablePussc]

made sure he pressed the bell a million fkin times too, just to be safe

[@doominickjackson5359]

A Hector Salamanca reference

[@dean9261]

​@@doominickjackson5359who?

[@danielhernandez2575]

​@@doominickjackson5359bravo vince

[@dnegel9546]

Dammm is it really the same guy?

[@DaNiyaHodge]

Rip Mark Margolis, Paul Albert Shenar, Salvatore Loggia, Richard Jay Belzer, Míriam Valle Colón, Al Israel, Lana Jean Clarkson, Richard Delmonte, Geno Silva, Arnold Santana, Roberto Contreras, Lois Marie Tlustos, Michael Patrick Moran, Juan A Alonzo, Santos Morales, Manuel Padilla Jr, Martin Leon Bregman, and Joesph Brown, you will be missed

[@SabbathAndrews]

You forgot Hector Salamanca, the guy who played the guy who was about to detonate and blow up the car I think his name was Alberto

[@momelendez9691]

@@SabbathAndrewsHector Salamanca is Mark Margolis

[@BackwoodsFilms]

Sucks that Paul Shenar never lived to see how iconic this movie and his portrayal of Sosa would become...

[@greenghost5009]

@@BackwoodsFilmswhat happened to him ?

[@JohnnyFruehauf]

​@@greenghost5009AIDS

[@DarkPhantom-zt9gk]

Tony was a bad guy, but he wasn't evil.

[@djsosonut]

I say he was evil. But that didn't stop him from having some good in him.

[@thomas420a]

😂😂😂

[@badassdem]

Note that the bodyguard and his pal were okay with doing that. It takes guts to speak your mind in a dangerous business like that.

[@Porkchad]

lies ​@Darkwear-vr8bi

[@scorgi0]

@@badassdemnot like they wanted the woman and her kids to die for sake of it but at that moment they were thinking smarter than Tony because they knew if this mission gets blown, they’re dead. You can even see it on Chi chis face after Tony shoots Alberto, he’s definitely thinking to himself they’re targets now.

[@johnsanjuan7546]

No Wife and No Kids.

[@mariumrajah]

@@johnsanjuan7546 but Youdidntlisten, well lookatyounow

[@NateO123]

This scene is absolutely electric and Pacino 100% makes it.

[@johns.7501]

Even a monster has sense of morality once in a while.

[@nossenkanter]

That's not what it is though. He always thought this the situation just never came up.

[@Karlebow571]

He did right thing even though he caused his own death

[@2KUniverseGuy]

2:37 Tony Montana yelling always cracked me up as a child and still to this day. 😂😂😂

[@pussthepupanddonkeythedog5135]

@@2KUniverseGuy How did you react to the chainsaw scene as a child?

[@professorboltzmann5709]

Tony keeps cursing him after deleting him is just comedy GOLD

[@tylervielie5767]

You can tell Tony had a conscience.

[@Provos7777]

Drug dealers have no conscience. Most likely because he didn’t want the law enforcement heat of murdering a woman & her kids. Hollywood does a good job of making criminals look sympathetic.

[@stainofm1nd]

Tony behind the wheel is like me road raging in traffic lol. Love this film. Might be my favorite of all time 💯

[@ramal5708]

2:38 Hector got taken out by Carlito

[@tonygomez6524]

Little do we know that man survived the gunshot but was permanently disabled from the injury and relocated with his family to New Mexico, is now wheel chair bound and communicates with a bell.

[@MikeR773]

RIP Tio. Didn’t even give him a chance to ring the bell 🔔

[@Jay-ij2gq]

“ I told you man , I told you ! Don’t fuq with me! “

[@Efrain-x6j]

Ironically Sosa told him the same thing.

[@AnatulKhusniah]

"Mang"

[@markproductionhd9572]

This scene just proves the complexity of this world.

[@GeneralGouda]

Tony grew up in communist cuba where women and kids died all the time at the hands of evil men. Its possible it messed him up so much that he was willing to save two kids from the same fate knowing it was his death warrant.

[@Србомбоница86]

Never heard of that in my opinion usa is more evil than cuba

[@pdubz8858]

The hurriedness in his voice and eager focused attention on Albert's face isn't from being nervous about losing the car. Being the psychopath he is, I think he was just too excited to complete the job and claim some victims.

[@takemeback5307]

The irony is, the only good thing he ever did, cost him dearly.

[@charliebrownsconscience8775]

It's crazy Tony has better judgement on cocaine than most people sober.

[@kitosjek9541]

Shows later that he really does not

[@Hatercel97]

This wasn’t good judgment at all

[@scorgi0]

In that current moment he did, but he didn’t seem to have it as for what can happen later on because he aborted this important mission for Sosa which basically means he went against his orders and he didn’t seem to remember what Sosa told him before they started business together. Due to that, he didn’t think beforehand what can happen next.

[@roguerover30k]

He was sober at that point, also that guy he killed had pointed a gun at Tony earlier (in a deleted scene) so there's that too.

[@YD-uq5fi]

The irony is that the one time Tony was moral, was the time that got him killed.

[@victorhernandez8723]

This scene showed that Tony Montana wasn’t pure evil.

[@greenghost5009]

He never was, he was getting money, him linking with Sosa was just not a good idea, he should have kept doing his own thing like he was doing before he met Sosa, but Sosa apparently was the plug

[@TDoggAvery]

Tony actually had a heart..

[@Ienstien965]

I love angry Al Pacino, it's so funny 😂😂

[@williamfrazer9766]

What’s crazy is that Al Pacino should of won an OSCAR for this movie , facts !

[@vxy357]

The movie was too controversial at the time for its excessive violence and portrayal of Cubans and Colombians.

[@Alain-Delon]

Respect to Tony from France.

[@Berserk096-z6v]

2:51 *When your girlfriend tells you she is pregnant*

[@andrewtorres2398]

😂😂😂

[@ConfusedCheckeredFlags-fo6tf]

Hahaha 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 that's a classic

[@jackwraith3504]

And that was the end of hector salamanca

[@BackwoodsFilms]

I always wondered if Tony had explained to Sosa that there was a wife and children involved and that was the reason he couldn't proceed with the hit, instead of being so vague and flippant in his phone call, if Sosa might've shown some kind of compassion and understanding and allowed Tony to live. After all, Sosa was a father himself. Remember at the meeting for the hit, when he told Tony it was only a couple of months until he became a father and asked when Tony was going to have another Tony to take his place...

[@olliesmith4997]

It wouldn’t mattered because it reason why Sosa wanted that reporter not to deliver that speech at the UN, it exposed him and his associates criminal activities in which destroyed his empire and more than likely sent him to prison.

[@Silver_Warden]

I somehow doubt Sosa would've cared at that point. There was too much at stake here - his entire empire, his freedom, his pals. In the end, you can't be a drug kingpin and still pretend like you've got high morals or a "code" regarding women or children. It's egotistic, not honorable, because the "goods" you're distributing and profiting from are killing hundreds of women and children every day, probably. Just because you're not the one pulling the trigger in the same room doesn't make you innocent.

[@rahatahmed6188]

Sosa wouldn’t have cared.

[@rahatahmed6188]

@OnafetsEnovap it wouldn’t have, sosa had already sent the hit team to Tony’s house before he even knew what happened.

[@douglaswatters7303]

About ten mins later, Tony got pulled over. The cop said, "Sir, what's with all these empty beer cans on the dash have you been drinking?

[@zachschendt7201]

I love the beer cans on the dash 😂

[@SuperGreatSphinx]

Bacchus

[@Provos7777]

Back in the 80’s nobody would blink an eye at beer cans on your dash. Nowadays, everyone is a rat with their cell cameras.

[@tiptoejoe4899]

You killed us Dave, you killed us...

[@catrinapodberesky385]

The 🍺🍺 🍺 🍺 and 🥡🥡🥡🥡on the dashboard are timeless tho' and the station wagon timeless

[@559caliPoros]

i was thinking the samething!!! not very professional of tony 😂

[@user-fy6bv]

2:37 😂😅

[@KubanKevin]

Tony was a crook, drug addict, criminal, and absolutely ruthless. But he was not a monster

[@Kobobble]

Tony did some pretty awful things, but allowing the murder of an innocent woman and her kids wasn't gonna be one of them

[@Hatercel97]

Tony’s actions were tame. He killed a bunch of worse murderous people with the exception of Manny (which he did under the influence and felt remorse for) and sold coke

[@johnathandoe6034]

Its my opinion that the only reason Tony spared anyone here... Was because he wanted kids of his own.

[@r4h4al]

True.

[@digitalvalidity9553]

Budweiser and Chinese food…a staple of the 80s 😂

[@BrodyCole-vz8qx]

2:37 30 years ago hector from breaking bad got shot by tony Montana and 30 years later hector got shot by Gus fring

[@Thomasgermaine]

Scarface rest in peace whose necks are gonna be first

[@defAngel]

Those no good Salamancas. 😂

[@이동연-c6d]

And that’s why Hector Salamanca only communicate with a bell…..

[@AnthonyDavis-rg6mk]

What an actor!

[@jefferynelson]

2:00 empty Budweiser cans on the dashboard draws the attention of law enforcement ? correct ?

[@calzabbath]

Not back then. Patrol cars looked the same often.

[@Kimberly-g4o]

They were working with law enforcement. Don't you remember Tony shot him

[@nyarlathotep1328]

Back then, beer cans meant nothing. Maybe a few whiskey bottles and coke straws, but back then, beer in a car was fine

[@JohnnyFruehauf]

Plot twist: the guy knew there was a hit on him and put his family in the car as a shield

[@atl7368]

Double plot twist: that was never his wife and kids. It was a guy in drag and two midgets 😂

[@Animeguy300]

At least tony has a sense of good judgement

[@ChaldeaWarmaster]

Good judgement? In a business he's a part of? No. He got a conscience, but acting upon it was the worst judgement he could have made.

[@SP-qi8ur]

@@ChaldeaWarmasterwell said

[@TraumfresserBMofficial]

Just use your bell Hector

[@FlavoredGenuine]

Tony was a ruthless gangster but he knows that women and children are off limits.

[@Cil_elproensg]

Tony Montana best performance. Tanks pacino

[@lisalovelylpa]

lol gotta love him for drawing the line in the sand and not killing kids and a mother.

[@r4h4al]

Yeah but Tony didn't have to kill the kids & mother, he wasn't the one with the bomb controller.

[@Col.Longschlong]

Even being evil as he was, man still had some basic human decency 😂

[@scorgi0]

He wasn’t evil necessarily. He was a very flawed man.

[@SummerSun-sg3wf]

Hes not muslim

[@mrmakeitreign9995]

Tony was a per se ‘bad guy’ but he wasn’t evil.

[@CedroneTravels]

This is the move that ended him

[@azteclegalgroup7604]

When a ruthless drug lord has more heart than our U.S. Congress

[@seanleoalarana4371]

I love this movie, the only time he ever did something good is the very thing that got him killed, irony

[@bml2007]

Tucco uncle was ruthless 🤣

[@SteveV74]

Love the beer cans on the dash!!

[@Eye2Eye24]

In all fairness he told him. He told him

[@JaimePatino-wr3gn]

He can be sentenced to up to 10 years in jail and/or a fine if convicted in a bribery case.

[@MGBandit75]

After the head shot, he got amnesia and became Ace Ventura’s landlord.

[@psychobilly09]

Relatable, no trustworthy friends or family either

[@IraAshikin]

Hector Salamanca 😅

[@efrainrodriguez1324]

[2:37] "Ju dai mudafuka."

[@jukebox1138]

After Tony shot that guy , the guy was only able to communicate with a bell 🛎️

[@tareklegrand7747]

2:40 Mission Failed

[@mariusalexa5449]

This is so awesome ! Well done Tony

[@iaintmissin]

Tony with the get back for Omar lol

[@PrinceTae]

No women no kids

[@georgeblaise]

Today Tony would make a block with those beer cans on his dashboard.

[@charlesvan13]

This part of the movie makes no sense. This assassination would bring more heat on the drug trade than this man's speech at the UN. No one even takes the U.N. very seriously.

[@Echo-mz6tz]

Not really there would be no evidence. In a court of law opinions and strong assumptions don't matter

[@charlesvan13]

@@Echo-mz6tz Soza was worried about political fallout. If this guy were assassinated, they would know it was his enemies, the drug cartels. If a car is blown up in NYC, there would be a massive investigation. I don't know about the 1980s, but today they would have evidence. There are cameras everywhere in a city. They would get car license numbers. Investigators were able to track down the Pan Am Lockerbie Scotland bombing from a single component in the radio bomb.

[@vxy357]

@Echo-mz6tz. The bomb 💣 going off would be enough evidence as to who did it. And the FBI and ATF would move Hell and high water to find those responsible. In the end, somebody is gonna snitch.

[@azteclegalgroup7604]

The assassination is intimidation- it’s about sending a message to the whole world- don’t mess with us or you die

[@breeze5763]

My fav scene

[@Saro-Karo]

Ernie’s in the backseat thinking “Damn I should’ve declined the job offer, this dude is crazy he’s going to get me killed”

[@Ghost-ghosth]

Diez metros diez metros, muevete muevete! 😅

[@ganguly_ftw]

Hector and Tony. Now that's what I'm talking about!

[@KrimsonKloud]

Ah I recognize the guy in the passenger seat (older spanish dude), thats Hector Salamanca.

[@alanwilder2624]

if you look closely in the movie Arthur he is in the audience at the wedding

[@dominon929]

He was also Ace Ventura’s landlord in Pet Detective

[@SBMPLYMA]

😂 the beer cans...looolz... low profile

[@mohammedashian8094]

It’s New York (I think) it’s not that uncommon 😂

[@ericnewton5720]

They’re driving down the middle of NYC with beer cans clearly in the dashboard. And then they’re driving with blood spatter and a dead body in the front passenger seat in the middle of NYC. Always wondered if there was this underlying contempt by O.Stone for NYPD.

[@SpiritualNaz]

Bro it was the 80s A whole different time.

[@CrappySolider]

Yo it’s like that ceo killer in nyc 😂

[@IIIGAH77]

POV: Me when I travel back in time and see my ancestors 😒

[@XxI3ioHazardxX]

I didn’t realize the “muevete” guy is the same actor who plays Hector Salamanca

[@CiderHead]

Lets remember that not only the woman and the kids saved but also a beautiful citroen ds

[@BuffaloSoldier-]

Even the most coldest gangsters draw a line and have a heart ❤️

[@peduardoperez2219]

Look at you now Salamanca

[@funnyguy10181]

Sheep was quoting a scene from Scarface “I TOLD YOU MAWN I TOLD YOU!! BUT NO! YOU WOULDNT LISTEN!! LOOK AT YOU NOW!”

[@adamrommeledwin8949]

Is that hector 😂

[@minangjayamulia]

Da boss can SOCK me

[@christianmorgan5956]

2:25, 2:26😂

[@JayTerry-d1h]

I love that movie Scarface

[@DjBenii]

47 years old this movie

[@RoyPage1970]

Wrong

[@GTgaming98]

It’s 41 years old

[@asueft]

RIP Mr. Margolis

[@ChiefCedricJohnson]

2 Corinthians 7:10 For godly sorrow worketh repentance to salvation not to be repented of: but the sorrow of the world worketh death.

[@ChiefCedricJohnson]

@nogaysallowed95 I believe God's word.

[@SuperGreatSphinx]

​@@ChiefCedricJohnson The Sacred Scriptures

[@josiahlara7216]

I loved this scene. Tony was right on the money.

[@Unlimitedsmoof]

Gangsters rolling 4 deep in the station wagon

[@CoryRamirez97]

2:37 When you get HIV.

[@scatterghostblue3]

Tony may the baddest drug dealer but he had morels ✊✊✊✊