Scarface (1983) | First Time Watching | Movie Reaction | Asia and BJ

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[@ReelinwithAsiaandBJ]

Thank you all for watching this movie reaction with us! What movie should we watch next?

[@thomasfrei7711]

Carlitos way

[@PSYCHIC_PSYCHO]

I recommend that you watch 'King Of New York'. It is a bit slow in some scenes, but the performances are great as well as the music.

[@owenlyons.]

Falling Down

[@tommythompson9565]

Payback -- With Mel Gibson And "Carlito's Way" is a good suggestion, too. It stars Al Pacino .

[@blgeiger71]

Hey Y'all! Very good reaction for sure. I recommend "Dog Day Afternoon" next, another great Pacino film...Peace & Love from Georgia as always. 😎✌❤‍🔥

[@justinhart2831]

It's funny -- after everything bad Tony did, what sealed his death warrant was him choosing to do right by not killing the woman and kids.

[@nancygodsey8312]

Yep. And the really bad guys didn't care about collateral damage. It was all about me,me, my power. Don't do what I say, to help me, You become collateral damage, Tony.

[@chrisf8855]

Good observation. Funny how he had a little shred of humanity despite being a really horrible person.

[@carloscortez-hv2oh]

@@brucef310 depends if you believe in God.

[@davehoward22]

Don't know why he just didn't lie about what happened, the only other witness ain't gonna say anything as he's dead.

[@walteralcaraz5898]

@@davehoward22 It doesn't matter then. The target was not supposed to give his UN speech. By giving it, Sosa knew that the hit didn't happen and everyone was screwed. Sosa told Tony that on the phone. In essence, Sosa didn't care how many people had to die, only that the guy WAS NOT TO LIVE.

[@profro2235]

6:20 they were saying "libertad" it means freedom

[@michaelll1290]

Al Pacino awesome actor ...

[@LimaFX]

btw Sosa is based on a real person

[@Rayrae2269]

Say good night to the bad guy

[@terrinceautry]

I gotta admit, I hollered when Asia said "They turned him loose on the public" at the start in Freedomtown. I saw this in the movies ad about 1000 times since. I cant believe y'all havent seen this yet, but welcome to the Cult of Tony Montana.

[@ccg1171]

One of the best movies ever made.

[@hansmransm8835]

My favorite

[@frankmiranda9162]

Sosa's guy played Salemanca on Better call Saul

[@lorigrif262]

Why Pacino didn't win an Oscar for this performance is beyond me..

[@Surprise_Inspection]

The reason it's beyond you, is because you don't know how the world really works.

[@Sneaky_racoon_sly]

Because the movie was not well received when it launched

[@bdleo300]

I guess Hollywood didn't like the movie showing CIA working with drug dealers... which was actually the truth.

[@wetwilly01]

​@@Surprise_Inspection uncalled for dude. How does respect work?

[@Rand0mHero713]

Cus the awards are rigged

[@averymurray4722]

"New Jack City",and "Superfly"(1972)

[@diamonddallaspage9922]

Manny didn't die, he became Don Eladio in Breaking Bad 💪🏼

[@bajskuk]

Thanks, wow... didn't realize that was him until now. Gave me chills for some reason. Nice homage (or coincidence?) to Scarface to include him in BB.

[@reneedennis2011]

😂😂😂😂

[@kristianhansen8746]

Neither did Alberto, he became Hector Salamanca

[@maralinekozial9131]

​​@@kristianhansen8746 Don Eladio , Héctor Salamanca & also Tucos mom is Tony's mom too in this film & in Better Call Saul 😂 I love all those callbacks ❤

[@elcocolineas4827]

@@maralinekozial9131 That’s Tuco’s grandma.

[@JohnOttawa]

Pacino's best role ever

[@paulrevere1479]

For the record I don’t think Manny was afraid of Tony. He simply had respect and love for his friend

[@willblood7082]

I was born (1960) and raised in Tampa, Florida. Although Tony was a fictional character the Miami Cuban immigrant crisis was real with around 125,000 people sent here by Castro’s government in 1980, many of them violent criminals. South Beach at the time had turned into a seedy crime filled area rife with drug dealing and other criminal activity so the overall “feel” of the Miami scene at the time is captured accurately… lots of drugs, lots of violence, lots of money.

[@PollyTheWog-ff8rt]

People may think it’s inhumane, but any country that is concerned with the welfare of its citizens and health of the nation has got to be concerned with border security/functioning immigration policies. I think so many countries are being destroyed right now because of the inability to provide this security.

[@kimberlyvespa]

Then, by the nineties, a place for annoying wanna be actors and pretentious dickheads! Lol! Lived in Miami late nineties and into early 2000’s, and lived in South Beach for a couple of years. I got pregnant and as soon as I had my daughter, we moved to Ft Lauderdale as soon as we could.

[@kimberlyvespa]

Ybor City really changed, too! Lived in the Cuban area summer of 1996.

[@anthonyanderson9303]

Yea I feel like this was the inspiration for Miami Vice as well which came out just a couple years later. But this film absolutely captured that Miami 80s drug scene.

[@Killer-ml1sd]

the opening scroll is literally describing what is happaning right now at the southern border

[@jetleecruz6596]

Tony was him! 😂 that’s how you can define his character

[@paulrevere1479]

Frank was right the entire time.

[@BigPete44]

“All I have in this world is my balls and my word and I don’t break them for no one!” 💪🤣

[@Janszimmer1997]

“Say goodnight to the bad guy!”

[@dinobravo23]

Its true

[@fadiaz1969]

My favorite movie quotes ever, “All I have in this world is my balls and my word, and I don’t break them for no one!”, and “Say goodnight to the bad guy!”, and “Say hello to my little friend”, are all from this movie.

[@robynhurley5119]

Iconic quote

[@beakersgarage383]

5 months later I'm finally checking this one out! As for the beginning, yes. These type of people really were coming over from Cuba. In fact, some of the video footage of the boats and of Cuba is real. It's very similar to what's going on today at the southern border, only they're being cut loose these days. Oh...and when they were chasing Rivenga, they were yelling "Libertad." It's spanish for freedom.

[@CocacolaBoy83]

I can't believe she said "I hope it's not a hard movie" before seeing Scarface🤣🤣

[@IsraelBurns-l4h]

Al Capone got into a bar fight and got 3cuts on the left side of his face. His nickname was actually Scarface because of that. 2pac, Biggie, lil baby and dababy have songs dedicated to this movie

[@shannonallen2993]

You guys recognize any of these actors from Breaking Bad ? Hector Salamanca (Mark Margolis) was the guy shot in the head in the car. Manny( Steven Bauer ) as Don Eladio was the boss that Gustavo Fring poisoned at the poolside.

[@isaacTGOD44]

Only smart people recognize

[@Triggerhippie70]

I'm from Miami, I was 10 during the boatlift. This movie only really is understood by those from South Florida especially during this time! Castro did release criminals to us but also arrived amazing people that helped build Miami. Little Havana, Hialeah, etc. It's a thing!

[@theQman54]

Al Pacino should had won an Oscar for that movie, great acting great vid

[@RossBayCult]

37:25 is on a Raekwon song ‘Criminology’. He sampled this exact part

[@taramahoney2412]

Al Pacino should have got an award for playing this part this is one of my favorite movies.

[@joeh9009]

His reward was millions of dollars he received as a salary for the movie. Is that not enough, ermm no he has to have a little gold plated statue also. WTF

[@aaronluke1993]

6:18 - ‘Libertad’ means ‘freedom’

[@biglazy333]

You gotta see , BLOOD IN BLOOD OUT

[@stephaniejarrett-thorpe2287]

In the scene where Tony and Manny stab the official, they are chanting, "Libertad!" meaning freedom!

[@adlaihowe9764]

Say Hello to my little friend

[@rwaa6931]

Not sure if you recognized Sosa's assistant (guy controlling the remote for the car bomb) from Breaking Bad (guy in wheelchair ringing bell).

[@RollingxBigshot]

Sosa was the real OG of this film, Tony thought he was the biggest fish in the pond but Sosa showed him otherwise.

[@messii648]

The movie and Scarface game is a masterpiece man shame that Scarface 2 the game got canceled but prob for the best we never know if it would flop, Sosa is underrated villain many don’t mention him he was truly dangerous , powerful and wasn’t afraid of anyone truly a psychopath and he didn’t care about kids nor women really ruthless villain!

[@RollingxBigshot]

@@messii648 exactly, man I remember renting the game on ps2 and being blown away by it. I shortly bought it for my collection. But Tony didn’t realize how big Sosa was, Tony would’ve probably ran out of ammo before Sosa ran out of men

[@ricdees3495]

​@@messii648Sosa was the term what cartels exist today!

[@FortWorthFabian]

Idk about that I think he just caught Tony off guard. Tony should have immediately relocated or got additional security and protection after Sosa threatened him. Tony had enough money to go to war with Sosa he was just mentally done at this point so wasn’t on his P’s and Q’s.

[@RollingxBigshot]

@@FortWorthFabian Sosa’s men took out all of Tony’s guards in less than a minute and even if Tony was in the right state of mind he would’ve ran out the f bullets before Sosa ran out of men.

[@guitarman8462]

The actor who played the part of " Sosa " died of Aids.

[@Dan-yz4qz]

I've watched this film over 100x , and its still as good as the first time ... Classic film Greatest film ever made I know this film word for word

[@richardkaltenbach3961]

Here Are Some Good Ones For Y'all To Try: RUNAWAY TRAIN 1985, JAWS 1975, DUEL 1971, VANISHING POINT, 1971, DIRTY MARY CRAZY LARRY 1974, THE GUMBALL RALLY, 1976. CASINO 1995, CONVOY 1978...... AND SMOKEY AND THE BANDIT 1977!!!

[@wendyw4487]

Alberto is played by Mark Margolis, the same actor who played Hector Salamanca (old guy in wheelchair) in Breaking Bad. He passed away this past AUG at age 83.

[@RobertJones-uh2wk]

He also play at the bomb for manhunt video game character voice actor in that to

[@RobertJones-uh2wk]

I didn't know that guy 😢😢got passed away rip

[@JulioHernandez-chico]

Back in the early 2000s we used to wear white ts with Tony Montana picture with the caption " say hello to my little friend " and him standing there with the granade launcher

[@guitarman8462]

Tony's bathtub reminds me of Eddie Murphy on Saturday Night Live playing the role of James Brown😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@duanevp]

Always reminds me of Biff's penthouse in Back to the Future II... or vice versa...

[@merchillio]

In GTA Vice City, which unashamedly extremely inspired by that movie, there’s an appartement you can visit with a very bloody shower where you can pick up a chainsaw. It’s not until I rewatched the movie that I made the connection

[@philipbouchelle483]

And the house that Tommy gets is also decorated just like Tony's is also in the game.

[@roiiiov31282]

As soon as I started playing Vice City I just figured they were straight up going for the whole Scarface deal. It seemed obvious.

[@ScottThePisces]

@@philipbouchelle483 and you also have a shootout in that house

[@clamchowder622]

The apartment in Vice City was noticeably not on the beachfront like the Scarface one, but it should be instantaneously obvious where the idea came from if you had seen the movie.

[@CDCentral]

6:17 "libertad, libertad..." Is just them repeating "freedom"

[@DiggitySlice]

I love how Asia noped out of every aspect of Tony's life. Most people are at least slightly enticed by the criminal lifestyle presented in movies like this, but she was having none of it.

[@62salv]

Once Upon A Time In America (1984)......you need a spare 4 hours for this movie but it's fantastic! It was the final movie Sergio Leone made and easily as good as his "Dollars" trilogy!

[@KikeeBah]

Such an iconic movie! I may have seen it over a dozen times, I still get goosebumps every time I see it❤

[@j6262m]

Was that Hector Salamanca from breaking bad who got shot in the face

[@franciscoguzman1034]

Libertad is Spanish for Freedom.

[@acenewman8266]

And chivato is a rat informant.

[@ThatsNotFunnyThatsSick]

I actually saw the tents under the I 95 overpass when my father would take me to work with him. I was 12 at the time and lived in Coral Springs, Fla. We left 8 months after this.

[@peteyn.y.7960]

- “DONNIE BRASCO” - (1997) 💪🏽

[@MichaelLayne702]

I love that book

[@ZapRowsdower47]

Devil's advocate is also good too, that's just me tho, but, basically anything Al is in, it is a masterpiece!

[@rezalustig6773]

YES YES YES

[@mikehardesty98]

Scent of a woman is good

[@ZapRowsdower47]

@@mikehardesty98 Yes! Great movie 👍🏽

[@markgomez3688]

Some detail i have left out.....Back in 2004, i was going through a security gate to a .. carpark LHR UK, i pulled up at the barrier and a voice said out of the intercom who are you?. I said My name is Tony Montaner, then the gate opened.... PMSL... That film is a classic in the UK, also Carlito's Way... two bad ass films with Al Pacino..

[@robertferguson8174]

Time for Donnie Brasco. Johnny Depp and Al Pacino. It's a true movie.

[@waltermartinez5372]

Good one also check out Carlito's Way (1993) al pacino sean penn same director brian de palma

[@verygooster]

Shoutout to Grand Theft Auto 3 FLASHBACK FM radio 😄

[@velvet444]

the assassin that was trying to blow up the car before tony unalived him is Salamanca from breaking bad fyi

[@Bodyfitcph]

Morale of the movie.. Pride makes even the King go down. Pride leads to destruction.

[@ELRenigeyoGarciaMonteCarlo]

The Club and ending

[@Devious_Reviews]

Nobody thinks about the maid who has to clean all that mess up. She's the real victim in the end. Seriously though, It's interesting to know how the video game picked up the moment leading up to that final shootout, seconds before "The Skull" assassin snuck up from behind and gave Tony a massage with the shotgun. If memory serves right, the scene has Tony whirl around and shoot the guy and escape the area, loses everything, and comes back to start life anew. It is **almost** like _Grand Theft Auto Vice City_ but has a few different elements swapped out. Despite the hype for this flick, I personally think it's... interesting... but nothing to obsess over like so many tend to do. Montana is great for character study for some KZbin channels. I can be a fan of any main or secondary character's development during the story whether it's for better or worse. Right from the start you could tell his perception of the "American Dream" was skewed. Money. Power. Women. A thing for tiger stripe pattern interior and having a pet chained in the backyard. Symbolism, I guess. He forgot "manners".

[@TVC15185]

I've watched this movie at least 150x. Every day after HS in 86, I popped the tape in the VCR. Everyone imitated lines from Scarface. I could recite every line verbatim from the movie. When I watch it again, I'm in awe of the acting and the mood of the film. Every character is memorable. Stylized almost cartoonishly but never crosses the line where it's not believable. The casting is impeccable. Who else could have played Tony Montana but Al Pachino. Who could have played Frank Lopez better than Robert Loggia? Tony's mother was acted brilliantly. Great, great movie. They definitely don't make it like this anymore. Movies today suck.

[@mE-zx7pt]

👍🏻Every day after high school in 1986, I used to pop ' Officer and a Gentleman' into the VCR because that was the only tape we had at the time. We got this movie later that year, great film!

[@mE-zx7pt]

Every day after high school in 86, I used to pop ' Officer and a Gentleman' into the VCR because that was the only tape we had at the time! We got this movie later that year, great film 👍🏻

[@tomfrankiewicz4030]

Take a shot every time they drop the F bomb 😂😂😂😂😂

[@buzznfrog6702]

You’ll die

[@mfeld418]

Alcohol poisoning lol!!!

[@reneedennis2011]

​@mfeld418 Exactly 💯 😂!

[@RedDeadGunslingerOutlaw]

I like how these two vibe..it's refreshing

[@BatFan1]

There's been rumors of a remake for about 10 years, only this time the plot involves the mexican cartels, which is funny since Scarface inspired the brashness of the lifestyle the cartels live by, and the brutality. I always like to say that in my fictional world, Elvira and Tony did conceive a child (obviously before she left him), the child then grew up to become a DEA agent who's assignment was to take down Sosa's cartel.

[@reneedennis2011]

Good plot 👍🏾!

[@fastone7272]

When they were chanting they were saying liberty. Meaning they all know what he did and who he was the question was who was gonna get their hands dirty. It's why no one stopped for him.

[@Triggerhippie70]

My favorite part of watching your movie reactions is ASIA! I love how she reacts!

[@Fairygrl_TW]

Pacino is def intense...He really freaks me out in "Devil's Advocate" and "Dog Day Afternoon" but every film hes in is phenomenal, absolutely love it. Thanx so much, take care, Many Blessings of healing

[@christikirk7265]

Yes...so diabolical literally in "Devil's Advocate"....another great movie...gives us much to think about...

[@tinocontreras5105]

even Jack and Jill? lol puffacino, i always lose that one lol

[@bobdelp2023]

40 YEARS AGO NOW GUYS!!! 😊 SAY HELLO TO MY LITTLE FRIEND!👍TIMELESSSSS

[@geoffsullivan7902]

When Tony shoots Victor…….omg…..great movie! Some of these 80’s /90’s movies are really incredible when you see the cast. Al Pacino….legendary.❤

[@Teraxx23]

Asia, BJ, did u recognize the two actors in this film who later starred in Breaking Bad/Better Call Saul? The assassin who Tony killed (Hector Salamanca in BB) and his partner Manolo (Don Eladio in BCS)!

[@independenceltd.]

25K ain't nothin' compared to what's crossing the border every day

[@peteyn.y.7960]

BINGO! Facts!!

[@maxpolaris99]

Scarface reminded me of James Cagney in White Heat (1949)

[@markwillis675]

I got a pit bull from the shelter. He had been all messed up. Had to have surgery on his face it was so bad. His name is Tony Montana. He's got lots of scars, not just on his face, but chest, shoulders and legs. He's living his best life now. Very loved.

[@ZapRowsdower47]

😮 I would have called him Freddy Krueger with all them scars😅 that's just me.

[@totallytomanimation]

Sounds like he was a bait dog in his former world.

[@tashawilliams1928]

What a cool name ! I took home a stray dog once that was VERY unattractive & VERY skinny. I named her "Tyra Banks"...😂❤ I wanted to give her a "Supermodel" name.

[@jgarofalo8813]

Aww poor baby was probably a bait dog in a dog fighting ring. I’m so glad you are giving him his best life. Bless you. 🐶 ❤

[@Psichotica7]

Heartbreaking but thank you.

[@jesusibarra2980]

The first Al Pacino movie I ever watched 13 years ago when I was 14.

[@adamkelly2399]

I watched this movie while I was in Marine Corps Supply School with some Marines, myself being one. I quickly found out it's not safe to begin the movie by joyfully quoting every fucking line. A Devil Dog had passed out that night and had lipstick rubbed over his whole face...I stopped running my mouth so it wasn't me. Standing Monday morning in formation? Only one of us had a "sunburn". Semper Fi!

[@kemoluciano7475]

KING OF NEW YORK NEXT

[@peteyn.y.7960]

Classic!

[@theoneandonlykyle9800]

I love Scarface manny definitely was not smooth with the ladies getting smacked lmao.

[@kaylew108]

Steven Bauer who plays Manny in this played Don Eladio in Breaking Bad. The assassin guy plays Don Hector in Breaking Bad as well

[@cliffwheeler7357]

I've watched several reaction videos with Asia and BJ and they are a magical couple, so entertaining and Asia's laugh has me in stitches. This reaction to one of my all time favourite films was just as I hoped it would be, absolutely brilliant. Keep up the good work you two! 👍👍

[@CarloisBuriedAlive]

Tony isn’t a good guy, but it’s easy to see why his ambition is admired by a lot of fans of the movie.

[@tt8807]

BJ- I can’t say that word Asia- What, Yayo?! BJ-😆 ya! That was hilarious!😂

[@vasiliarkhipov2121]

This movie was positively iconic in the ghetto in the 90s. I barely knew a guy that didn't have Scarface and 2Pac on their walls. White, Black, Brown didn't matter, everybody loved Tony Montana. Which is funny because the director thought he was making a movie condemning Tony's lifestyle. What he didn't understand is when you're on the bottom, you don't care how long it lasts. All that matters is that you get to be king for a little while. Plus some part of every hustler thinks they are the guy that is gonna beat the game.

[@kaylew108]

Cause everyone who admired the character didn’t get the point of the character. They probably didn’t understand why they keep having run ins with the cops and why they live a life in and out of jail

[@gabagool_and_psychiatry4856]

alot of dead boys in the ground that wore the crown.

[@chrisf8855]

When you see people like Tony Montana, real life drug kingpins, Tupac, Biggie Smalls, etc as heroes/idols, you've already lost in life. That's what separates the good people from the scum of the world. Good people see someone like Tony Montana for the lowlife that he is and therefore they don't want to be like that.

[@thomasbrown9402]

I blame Michelle Pfeiffer

[@aylagregg1962]

​@@gabagool_and_psychiatry4856well said. So tragic and sad

[@markcatanzaro9699]

Does anyone recognize Hector Salamanca or Don Eladio from Better Call Saul/Breaking Bad?

[@roiiiov31282]

You guys are awesome 🤣🤣. I’m subscribing 👍🏻

[@gregkirby9059]

Christmas movies to watch 1.Scrooge 1951 2.Scrooged 3.A Christmas Story 4.Elf 5.Four Christmases 6.Surviving Christmas 7.The Santa Clause 1 8.Bad Santa 9.The Night Before 2015 10.The Ref

[@gregkirby9059]

i know you guys have seen Christmas Vacation, Die Hard, Lethal Weapon 1, already. But what about Home Alone??

[@christikirk7265]

My favorite movie EVER! Never gets old! Pacino...the best!

[@Zack_ae2020]

Ofcc

[@blackweeb__]

In the bathroom, after Hector kills Angel, he turns to Tony and says "Okay, cara cicatriz." Cara cicatriz means scar face in spanish. This is the ONLY time the phrase/name "scar face" is used in the movie.

[@Janszimmer1997]

“I bury those cockroaches!”

[@weatherchaser1166]

I lived in South Dade when this took place. South Beach was very different back in the day. Just watch some Miami vice ep's.... pretty damn close. .

[@susanliltz3875]

Check out Al Pacino in “Scent Of A Woman” a great one!!

[@truckerkevthepaidtourist]

Hooo ah!

[@siriusfox195]

I'm surprised y'all didn't recognize the actor who played Hector Salemonca(sp?) from Breaking Bad in there 😅

[@americanmutt9089]

Michelle Pfeiffer (Elvira) also starred with Al Pacino in another good movie Frankie and Johnny (1991)

[@TheOriginalHeisenberg]

"Chi Chi, get the YaYo"

[@anarchopignut]

"Hey! You got a job!" - best line in the movie

[@reneedennis2011]

Yup.

[@cynthiaschultheis1660]

AL PACINO PLAYED MICHAEL IN GODFATHER👍👍👍 THIS IS A VIOLENT FILM!!! CHAINSAW IN BATHROOM FREAKED ME OUT!!!!😵😵😵😵😵😵

[@JosephWoolf-ct4bt]

That Motel were the drug deal went bad with the chain saw seen, is now a CVS pharmacy in Miami Beach.

[@ChefSmith82]

His mother was right. He destroys everything that comes his way.

[@SlugCult718]

I watched this with my nephew who'd never watched before. And almost halfway through the movie he said It seemed so familiar to him that he thought he may have seen it before. But then it hit him that he was thinking about grand theft auto. Everything in it was taken from this movie and that's why he recognized so many things.😂

[@tomlichnofsky.7048]

Al Pacino Should have Won An Oscar for This Movie! 🤔😔Awesome Movie - Fantastic Performance! 👍😊 Fantastically Awesomeness! 👊✊😆🍁🎄⛄🎅🍁

[@martin5540]

Please do The Warriors

[@nr01vid]

*DONNIE BRASCO is another good movie*

[@waynebutler7602]

Heres a few to check out if not already, The Warriors, The 13th warrior, point break, all the right moves, conan the barbarian the arnie one, kingdom of heaven.

[@GregSears-bd9sp]

Seen the movie when it first came out,still a damn good move to watch again.great reactions again guys.Say hello to my little friend.

[@Sbamabelle]

the 80's were wild lolz