SCARFACE (1983) Movie Reaction w/ Coby FIRST TIME WATCHING

[@criminalcontent]

it's a doozy

[@gamesmoney1025]

Random fact: The actress who was distracting Manny during the chainsaw scene (Tammy Lynn Leppert) mysteriously disappeared right after that scene with no trace at all. She was 18 during that time.

[@gamesmoney1025]

Also I forgot to mention In 2006 they made a PS2 videogame called "Scarface the world is yours " it's a continuation of the film as if Tony survived the attack from Sosa. You should get the game if you can and post it on your channel.

[@MasterCommanderBastid]

😂 As much as I love Coby’s predictions,I’ve never been happier to see her be surprisingly off. 🤣🥰 ‘ EEEE POBRECITO!’ I’m debating on moving between back to The Valley or The Space Coast. Miami has that irresistible allure . Got stuck in Orlando for 7years. Top 5 fav films. Favorite Scarface reaction. Keep crushing it guys. 😎🙏🏾

[@terrylandess6072]

The music. The music. When this film is mentioned we all have images/scenes that pop. I always hear the menace in the music. Underrated. Giorgio Moroder has quite a resume.

[@beryknmjones4281]

whats her instagram?

[@Col_Fragg]

The actress who played Tony's mother was Míriam Colón. She also appeared in "Better Call Saul" as Tuco's Abuelita. That was one of her final roles before she passed away.

[@warrenbfeagins]

Mark Margolis (Sosa's hitman) too.

[@davidcann2405]

and Steven Bauer (Manny) was Don Eladio.

[@havok6280]

"Biz natch..."

[@louielouie22]

No waaay, oh wow she was tucos grandma? Holy crap

[@mikealphatangosierracharli9589]

Ha! I was wondering where I knew that lady from. Awesome!

[@tolstoy143]

The irony is that Tony’s rise is only when he is completely ruthless, and it is only when he makes a moral choice that his fall begins. A great reaction as always!

[@SoSickRick]

he literally made no morally right choice 😂

[@tolstoy143]

@@SoSickRickI am talking about him saving the wife and kids. Admittedly he shot a guy in the face to do so but still…

[@BOZ_11]

@@tolstoy143 and he killed like a dozen guys before that. The Emilio Rebenga hit was purely for a green card, and that was right at the beginning. What was moral about that?

[@ИлиянМинев-щ5й]

@@SoSickRick He dosen't kill innocent people (kids in this case) and that is why he was killed.

[@VestinVestin]

​@@ИлиянМинев-щ5й > _"He dosen't kill innocent people (...)"_ Ah, yes... and the journalist who was exposing drug dealers and corrupt politicians didn't count as "innocent", huh?

[@krdragon6950]

Scarface was released 41 years ago. December 09, 1983

[@criminalcontent]

Did not plan that !

[@anthonymartinez2982]

@@criminalcontentthought this was an anniversary watch, sheesh lol

[@criminalcontent]

@@anthonymartinez2982 we should've played it like that, lol, but we'll put it in the description maybe for trivia

[@blacklab27]

This is perfect timing

[@theworldisimmense]

@@criminalcontentsorry how old are you?

[@louielouie22]

The guy in the car in the beginning was F. Murray Abraham. During this movie he got the part of Salieri in Amadeus which I highly recommend. It won a bunch of Oscars and he won best actor that year.

[@coax47]

The kid Danny in last action hero mentions this iv never seen amadeus.

[@nitro_001newman2]

You are absolutely right! They had to stop filming in Miami, because all the Cuban-Americans protesting this movie. They didn’t like how it makes the Cubans in this country look bad. So they switched the filming to Los Angeles.

[@fridaythe13thpartx]

My favorite line."Fly pelicans,fly!" They were flamingos.😂 Tony was so ignorant that he didn't even know his home country's most famous bird.

[@ludovico117]

😂😂😂 Thanks man. I thought "those are not pelicans. Are..." and I couldn't remember the real name. 🤦‍♂️😂😂😂

[@trevertravis8963]

Like he's supposed to "know" something.

[@stirling84]

Someone pointed it out to me years ago as his funniest part which I had never noticed before. Well yeah it was definitely my favourite part after that also. The amazing thing now though is all this time I've done the same as Tony and never noticed they were flamingos. Strange thing is I'm well aware of which birds are which and am pretty knowledgeable on species of animals. How in the hell didn't I notice hahaha

[@vladimirofsvalbard9477]

"First you gotta get the money, then you gotta get the power, then you get the woman." Damn, Tony had this figured out before he ever met an American woman lol

[@Ryansantana683]

Training day would be a good movie to react to

[@harvey4512]

I've just watch mjoy4fun and cinepals reaction to it on Friday

[@issi529]

Amazing film too.

[@Sidewalkman1]

This movie still stands up after all these years.

[@MegaToronto1]

Richard Belzer did stand-up before becoming an actor. He's the only actor to play the same character on four different shows. He played Det. Munch on Homicide: Life On The Street, Law & Order, Law & Order: SVU and The X-Files.

[@sandman_says_runrunner4701]

We were saying, "Say hello to my little friend!" for years after this movie. With the accent of course. 😉

[@komoleeray687]

Love Coby's reactions. Knows the cool actors, directors of American cinema the last 30 or so years and is one of the few female youtube movie reactors(nothing against female KZbin reactors fyi 😊) who "gets' directors like Scorsese, De Palma, etc and their pre- politically correct era cinematic explorations of male violence and urban alienation and isn't easily "offended " by them. In fact she seems to enjoy the thrill and edge of these movies, performances. Coby rocks !💪💗

[@VincentPope-hy3qb]

COBY ' darlin you're beautious for this one ❤. MERCaaaay! 😮 ❤😊

[@jesusfernandezgarcia9449]

"Movies With Mia".She also knows "some" actors and directors. But it is not seen very often.

[@komoleeray687]

@@jesusfernandezgarcia9449 i know that channel. She's very good. A few classic old hollywood films which is great to see

[@jesusfernandezgarcia9449]

@@komoleeray687 Yes, even though I wasn't born in the first half of the 20th century, the classics of the 30s, 40s... are the films of my childhood and today there is nothing like them.

[@criminalcontent]

many thanks, we love our girl for the same reasons you do, and that's why we stick with her mostly - thanks for feedback! (We also love that she laughs maniacally through violent parts, it's just insane Read: Terminator Eye Plucking Scene)

[@jamesrobertson2361]

The guy in the car was F Murray Abraham Oscar winner supporting actor as Salieri in Amadeus.

[@Ragnar6000]

The guy practice killed?

[@canaisyoung3601]

I first heard that name on The Simpsons episode where Grampa's kidneys explode because Honer won't let him go to the bathroom, then Homer bails on him after offering the chance to donate one of his kidneys. Yeah, that was from The Simpsons' bad seasons (season 10) and, outside of the part where the Ship of Lost Souls call Homer out for what he did and maybe the ending, there's nothing good about this one.

[@glennbotes8937]

That's right, he killed Mo Zart. At least, according to Danny Madigan from Last Action Hero 1993.

[@Ragnar6000]

@@glennbotes8937 and may have planted a bomb inside.....Leo the fart!

[@userxl41drn301]

Tony-Pacino just looks so cool in every shot and owns the room... De Palma (and his cinematographer) really knew how to make celluloid look good.

[@jhilal2385]

Steven Bauer not only speaks Spanish, he is a native-born _Cuban_ Spanish speaker. He was also in "Breaking Bad".

[@criminalcontent]

he sure was, in BB along with margolis!

[@Time4utube]

​​@criminalcontent and steven in Ray Donovan

[@Time4utube]

Great show too hopefully series be on your list when you can Hope Peaky blinders be the first.🇮🇪📽

[@Ჽum]

Damn, I had zero idea Manny was Don Eladio

[@TheSycaman]

Watch Traffic. Filmed in Cincinnati. Features Manny with a few actors you'll recognize. A Soderberg fim

[@Tom-fu7xo]

I have to say this reaction channel is by far better than most out there. Genuine and a pleasure to rewatch the classics with someone savvy. Cheers😎🍻

[@criminalcontent]

really appreciate the kind words - trying to maintain a quality through a zillion little details, hoping it eventually adds up. many many thanks!

[@MotoMn121]

100% this. Coby's genuine reactions coupled with her obvious intelligence (and knowledge of how both films and stories are made) make her reactions the ONLY ones on KZbin that I look forward to and make time to enjoy. Keep them coming!

[@bryanrhenderson6510]

Fun fact, Steven Bauer is the only Cuban born main actor in this film

[@bryanmack4054]

I thought Chi chi was of Cuban descent too though I could be wrong

[@marcosgarcia25]

Chi chi was born in Cuba. His real name was Angel Salazar. He died this past August

[@jintermont]

He also played an amazing jewish character in the showtime show Ray Donovan

[@JW666]

Steven Bauer also helped Al Pacino with the accent & the slangs.

[@PerryBerman]

Steven Bauer's name was Rocky Echevarria when he was cast in Que Pasa USA years ago.

[@MarcoMM1]

People seem to forget that Scarface is actually a remake of the 1932 movie of the same name starring Paul Muni. There are some fun-facts about it. Al Pacino grabbed the the barrel of the gun. Which was red hot after being fired. Caused Al Pacino to scream in severe pain. Geno Silva who played the Hitman with the shotgun. Heard him yell and thought "Jesus this guy is really going for it". Al Pacino's hand was burned so bad that he was unable to work for two weeks. That forced Brian De Palma to film around Al Pacino until he could work again. The girl who distracted Manny in the car disappeared after filming her scenes. Tammy Lynn Leppert. She's been missing for over 39 years. I read articles and different stories circulated about her disappearance and the strange days leading up to it. I think her story is even on Unsolved Mysteries. Miami was so riddled with drug violence in the late 70s and early 80s that it spawned this movie and the tv series Miami Vice. Unlike the Godfather , there's no redeeming qualities in these characters. Although popular, it wasn't so popular with critics when it came out. It was also realeased in December, so quite a Christmas gift. Keep up the good work.

[@konowd]

It’s a trip to compare the original and the remake. Howard Hawks is one of the all time greats and DePalma did a great job updating it.

[@MarcoMM1]

@konowd I not comparing I'm just say that is a remake, and I totally agree with you this one.

[@konowd]

@@MarcoMM1 Both great flicks

[@mcraiderking5690]

Good info. As an ‘add-on’ of info, George Raft played Rinaldo in the 1932 version. Raft was a star of stage and screen, from the 1920s-1970s, as well as one of the finest professional dancers of his era. What most don’t know is he was a close friend and driver for Owney ‘The Killer’ Madden, a notorious gangster and one of two Irish gangsters with a vote on the original Commission of organized crime in 1931. When James Cagney was President of SAG in the 1940s, a hit was taken out on him for his efforts to get the mafia out of the film industry. Cagney found out about, he called George Raft, who called Owney, who called the head of the Commission, Frank Costello, who had the contract terminated.

[@James_Ford4815]

@@MarcoMM1 didn't howard hughes also has a part in the original scarface , maybe as just the financier?

[@billherman7294]

Coby, I look forward to all your reactions. Never talking over the dialog, interesting observations. This is one of my favorite films. Thank you

[@michaelescareno7048]

Tony's friend Manny was played by Steven Bauer, Omar was played by F. Murray Abraham, and Frank was played by Robert Loggia. All three have had long and distinguished careers in movies and television.

[@lawrenceallen8096]

The phone call trick was actually thought up in 1932. Directly from the original "Scarface" which hit theaters in 1932. A lot of this 1980s version borrowed from that classic.

[@AdrianGonzalez-bd6mm]

Probably my favorite reaction to one of my favorite movies ever. Thank you for this Coby.

[@sploofygaming5446]

Love that you said ''that guys looks like Richard Ramirez''. That is Gregory Cruz, he played Ramirez in a tv movie called Manhunt: Search for the Night Stalker.

Scarface is a true classic! These films will give you a deeper appreciation for the roots of modern crime dramas. City Streets (1931) The Public Enemy (1931) Little Caesar (1931) Scarface (1932) Angels with Dirty Faces (1938) White Heat (1949)

[@MBOX15]

37:00 him eating the lemon was the films way of showing where Tony comes from, poverty & struggle. it’s a hand washing dish, he was meant to wash his hands with it but he ate it.

[@Julio_Bravo]

Your attire, your coffee mug and your reaction. Perfection.

[@javix2013]

The story takes place in Miami and they filmed almost everything in Los Angeles, because I think I read somewhere that the government of Miami did not give them authorization, believing that they were going to give a bad image to the city in the film, as a city of crime, and it is very crazy because 2 years later they did authorize the production of the series Miami Vice to film there.

[@georgebailey98]

""The World Is Yours" Pan Am slogan that appears on the blimp also features in the original 1932 Scarface for Cook's Tours.

[@criminalcontent]

great bit of trivia!

[@joeyclemenza7339]

Funfact: The chainsaw scene was heavily edited down upon theatrical release - to avoid the dreaded X rating. It was later re-installed on an NC-17 rating upon re-release on laser disc, and even cleaned up and polished upon future DVD and Blu-ray releases of the movie under the "unrated" heading. At the time, and in the early 80's, it was widely believed to be the most gruesome and brutal death scene ever depicted on major cinema. What you're watching is the original edit - re-installed, and nothing cut down. Moreover, the censors had an issue with "Octavio" being shot in the Babylon Club... that was also removed for the theatrical cut, but was re-installed in all NC-17 and "uncrated" editions of the movies.

[@bobcobb3654]

The “X-rated” cut of the film (chainsaw scene and all) is the version that got put out in theaters with an R-rating. (There is no unrated director’s cut. DePalma’s preferred version is what came out). DePalma said in an interview on the anniversary DVD that he had to make dozens of edits after the first 2 cuts got an X-rating. The producer appealed the decision to the MPAA on grounds it accurately depicted the level of violence in the Miami drug trade in the 80s, and it was granted an R-rating on appeal. After that, De Palma slapped the approved sticker on his first cut and the producers didn’t notice.

[@rnicej6283]

Thanks!

[@criminalcontent]

Thank you!!!

[@bigsteve6200]

F Murray Abraham was in the Sean Connery film, In the Name of the Rose. A murder mystery. Definitely Criminal Content material.

[@criminalcontent]

yep and with our friend Ron Perlman

[@carlossaraiva8213]

THIS

[@thisisscorpio6024]

William Friedkin (The Exorcist) did a crime movie, To Live and Die in L.A. Perfect film for Coby. She can tell us all about the locations.

[@criminalcontent]

lol great recommendation

[@harrycarr4267]

It also happens to be a brilliant film.

[@splintered_reality]

and has a banging soundtrack to boot

[@anthonymartinez2982]

U were absolutely correct this movie was filmed both in Miami and Los Angeles Tony’s house is in the hills and his Montana co all LA, franks house was Miami basically the first half was Miami the second half all Los Angeles

[@cavaughngrace1488]

The other reactors are cool and all but Coby, you're my favorite 😍 Such genuine enthusiasm in every reaction. Not to mention you're very very pretty.

[@samfisher5302]

Now this is some Criminal Content lol

[@gnipgnop-yn6ox]

Great reaction to one of my favorite movies. I noticed in one of your comments that you have a sharp eye when you stated a scene looked more like California than Florida. According to the film producer in the DVD extra's the original plan was to film the entire movie in the Miami area of Florida. However, when filming started in Miami the local Cuban community did not take kindly to it because they felt Cuban's were being stereotyped as drug dealers and protested the movie sets. So, principal filming was moved to California with only key outdoor shots filmed in Miami.

[@vinhnguyen7142]

1. Devil's Advocate 2. Carlito's Way 3. Donnie Brasco

[@DylanDPetzke]

Heat, Godfather, Serpico, Dog Day Afternoon.......

[@kowalski3769]

Gotta throw Dog Day Afternoon in there. I think it's his best role.

[@fernandoneto5971]

... Scent of a Woman ...

[@criminalcontent]

@@kowalski3769 she's seen it on this channel!

[@criminalcontent]

@@DylanDPetzke Heat is one of our top ten

[@toochangz]

The actress who played Tony's sister went on to play Maid Marianne in the biggest movie of the year (Robin Hood) several years later

[@dialecticalmonist3405]

She was also in "The Abyss" and many other great movies.

[@PurushaDesa]

@@dialecticalmonist3405 _The Color of Money_ with Paul Newman and Tom Cruise also very good.

[@Pamanudavy]

This is amazing. A lady from my generation watching Scarface for the first time

[@Snowman-556]

“Work colleagues.”lol. Coby rules. First full reaction video I’ve watched in a long time. I could quote that movie all day.

[@jppcasey]

I live about 4 blocks from where that cable car touches ground in Manhattan. Lol.

[@cowboyjordan1984]

The actress who played the blonde girl leanin up against the car talkin to Manny would go missin a few years later. Her disappearance would be covered in an Unsolved Mysteries episode

[@davidcann2405]

She disappeared before filming ended.

[@elishawilson5342]

​@@davidcann2405 Even sadder that to this day she's never been seen again

[@criminalcontent]

whoa

[@criminalcontent]

@@davidcann2405 double whoa

[@uraigroves7898]

She was likey murdered by a man who photographed girls in Hollywood. Very sad. Remains never found.

[@pasteye1671]

I always feel that when you know the locations personally (eg for me it's In Bruges or Hot Fuzz) the film means so much more and you really become immersed. Coby, I love seeing you so excited.

[@The_Com-Mentor]

The most interesting thing about this movie is that the protagonist is the antagonist. Everybody wanted to help Tony, EVEN the corrupt cop 😂

[@PeterPing]

I love how this movie awaken your inner latina lmao

[@maclundqvist2944]

Hell Yeah i love you for reacting to this movie this is my childhood movie remember me and my friend played this movie over and over again went out played football (soccer) came back in watched a little more went out played football come back in watched some more almost everyday was like this bring back memories thank you

[@brolynndescheny7061]

The best movie that they ever made with Al Pacino. I love that movie. I really love your reaction by the way. 😂 You're so cute when you were waiting for the best line "Say hello to my little friend!" ❤

[@fugazi225]

Thanks for reaction

[@SuperBrooklynite007]

8:34…Coby talking Spanish… I need to splash some cold water

[@phillipmullineaux9641]

The hitman for Sosa is the cripple guy in Breaking Bad! Detective Munsch was a fantastic standup, back in the day!

[@jerrymason7887]

Yeah, the bomb guy is Hector Salamanca from Breaking Bad/Better Call Saul

[@trevertravis8963]

How could I forget him?

[@ianhill8345]

Great reaction Coby to a pacino classi. Scent of a woman and Heat are also classic Pacino movies

[@Tdub0911]

That whole thing was worth the wait...."say the line, say the line". That was the best part of this reaction.

[@kowalski3769]

Robbert Loggia also played Feetch La Mana in The Sopranos. Also if you line up The Who's The Punk Meets The Godfather with the final scene it lines up perfectly! Added bonus with The Godfather reference! Kinda like Dark Side of Wizard of Oz.

[@billbennett9537]

R as in Robert Loggia O as in, Oh my god, it's Robbert Loggia B as in believe it or not, it's Robert Loggia B as in bet you there will never be another Robbert Loggia E as in everyone look, it's Robbert Loggia R as in rally around, it's Robbert Loggia T as in this is incredible, it's Robbert Loggia Southpark (almost)

[@mervinmerencio6861]

When this movie came out, every Cuban, including myself, said that Pacino did a great job with the accent. Spot on. That’s why it’s so greatly imitated.

[@kyles5513]

Some movies are filmed in completely different places. For instance, Rumble in the Bronx takes place in Brooklyn, New York, but was filmed in Vancouver, BC. Can even see the North Shore mountains in one of the scenes, which is pretty funny.

[@greghansen-o8t]

The World is Yours Coby!!!!

[@4Kandlez]

Love this long format and it was a pleasure to watch it with Coby, so much fun. Another top tier performance by Al Pacino (well they all are really) is in Scent of a Woman (1992), would be great if Coby could watch that.

[@mrtonysantos]

Robert Loggia and F Murray Abraham are those great actors that if they're in your film, at any capacity, it will be a good movie

[@johnsensebe3153]

I'm not sure _Last Action Hero_ is a good movie.

Love your channel, your movie knowledge is extensive

[@criminalcontent]

Thank you so much!

[@tsogobauggi8721]

44:53 Yeah, but love is crazy too ;) 1:21:47 :( 48:16 You sweet summer child... :) 1:05:29 Hahaha! 1:06:30 Your neck changes there where interesting. 1:06:39 Lol... 1:30:56 "Say the line..." "Say hello to my little friend!" :D

[@deckzone3000]

Coby has been to all the places in this movie, and she knew a bunch of actors from the Matrix. 🤔 Who is she?

[@BennyBlancoNL]

She probably lives in LA and worked or works in entertainment. Maybe wanted to be an actor or director herself. ✌🏾

[@roywilson4514]

A nobody

[@wademchenry1560]

I love the dolly shot around the payphone at sunset. If you want more Steven Bauer "The Beast" (1988) with Jason Patric is a good one.

[@Madbandit77]

Great, underrated war film from a different vantage point.

[@RichRodgers-j6w]

that was the best reaction to a movie i have ever seen. you were enthralled.and the say hello to my little friend reaction is one of a kind. and of course you wore black. and yes watch it again without reaction

[@goodtim3s394]

Just came across u today after binging on reactions :) ALways good to see someone come across this gem of a classic.

[@Hijuugo]

one of my fav lines from the movie is when he said “you have to get the money first, when you get the money then you get power, when you get the power then you get the woman. That’s why u gotta make your own moves” 😭😭😭

[@jonathanbeason2871]

Tony Montana is a great villain nobody in the world could play that character except for Al Pacino. I ❤️ this actor.

[@SirLuciferVampiro]

The most iconic line used in almost every bedroom in North America at one point or another...."Say hello to my little friend"......

[@MrPassion4truth]

Al Pacino's Tony Montana is one of the best acting performances of all times for a gangster movie. There are people who have seen this movie 40 or 50 times because it's that good.

[@kevinsieg2076]

Please react to the other collaboration between Pacino and DePalma Carlito's Way--not as iconic but just as good.

[@maxdeleoniii3089]

I remember when my old man , first rented this on vhs .. .. it never gets old .. classic .. I still enjoy watching this. . When somebody asks me , about my occupation, I say “ Montana reality company”.

[@criminalcontent]

Lol

[@Kevin-py7hb]

Glad you finally enjoyed my favorite movie 🎥!!!! It’s a classic for sure… Al Pacino played that character so well!!!

[@stealth_mode_8313]

As a son of Cuban parents, Montana is my favorite bad guy. There is so much ambition and courage, but when you dance with the devil, it never ends well.

[@vincelang3779]

I saw this when I was fifteen (lied about my age : it was HARD restricted to 16+ in Quebec) and I caught it on a *gigantic* screen with booming audio. It has become impossible to explain what an impact the film had on American cinema : it was a modest success at the box office, ranking 16th that year, but it was _FOUNDATIONAL_ to a crop of up-and-coming filmmakers. This kind of graphic, raw violence had not been seen since Sam Peckinpah's THE WILD BUNCH and, we forget, SCARFACE predates all of the Stallone / Schwarzenegger actioners we think of from the 80's with the exception of FIRST BLOOD released a year earlier: TERMINATOR, LETHAL WEAPON, DIE HARD : all have at least some of their DNA spliced from this film. Good on DePalma!

[@coreyortiz9913]

omg if u haven't seen Carlitos way u should check it out. thats another Pacino classic only this time he plays a Puerto Rican

[@Shadow-bs1iu]

That drunk scene at the end is brilliant acting!

[@oscara.alvarado7471]

Waao!! You were awesome in your reaction...you complimented re-watching this movie again. You were natural in your reactions and beautiful by the way.... Take care mi amor❤

[@clarkness77]

Love at 17:55 tony makes sure to look the guy in the eyes before shooting him instead of just shooting him in the back

[@DaveAnderson-fd2so]

Excellent reaction, yet again.

[@R90909]

Loooool your face when Tony lines himself up with the Himalayas 😂

[@ray24051]

Tony's mother was played by actress "Miriam Colon" She was the founder and director of the Puerto Rican traveling theater in New York City She was a veteran actress of stage and screen and was even on old shows like Gunsmoke and played "Abuelita"on "Better Call Saul". I knew her as a teenager when I joined the theater group during high school. She was a talented actress and a down to earth lady, She passed away at the age of 80 in 2017, RIP Miriam.

[@JJgibson1]

Check out the movies American Gangster(2007), American Me(1992), Goodfellas(1990), Paid in Full(2002), Menace ll Society(1993), Training Day(2001), Jackie Brown(1997), New Jack City(1991), The Warriors(1979), and Boyz n the Hood(1991).

[@BabyGeneral96]

Coby going Gangster reacting to my fav Movie i knew i was in for a treat & did'nt disappointed thanks for this one 🙌🏼

[@MasChingon-777]

What a ride and what a reaction. I can't believe I snuck into the theater to watch this when it first came out in the 80s. I was 10 years old 😮

[@keithbenson2627]

Best review of a movie ever ! You covered most of the movie ! Great job !

[@BDogg2023]

Definitely a lot of this was shot in LA. The riot scene at the beginning where Rebenga is assassinated was shot under the 405/10 freeway interchange.

[@sc1338]

Really? Dang

[@oltenia12002]

To the unsung star of Scarface, Oliver Stone. "Say hello to my little friend", amongst many other quotable lines.

[@photoTHiNK]

I loved this movie. It was a part of my college years. It influenced a generation of us. You are one of my top 3 reactors. I listen to around 10-20 at any given time. Also, the vehicle is pronounced por · shuh. I have owned a few. Cheers !

[@bbwng54]

Yes, Robert Loggia was the boss of the toy store in BIG (with Tom Hanks).

[@Dawwwg]

Al Pacino is just a legend ... he made the character so believable !

[@foxiswatching4088]

Coby😁 what a movie, right😳😁 so...here you go...42 total deaths...40 men, 2 women...at the end, tony killed 16 of Sosa's henchmen. Wonderful job, thank you for taking us along✌😁

[@martinkarnstein]

One of those movies that never got old, pure cinema action 👊🏻👍🏻

[@starboythebest]

Thank you for the long format reaction to this movie. I know its probably not easy.

[@maxwillson]

His friend played in 'Breaking Bad.' He was the Mexican drug lord in the later seasons that had the swimming pool. The guy in the wheelchair from 'Breaking Bad' is also in this movie LOL

[@popcornroulettereactions]

Say hello to this little film

[@ChrisHaar]

To this day....the bathtub scene where Tony says "look at these pelicans fly" still makes me laugh. They're flamingos

[@ernestolopez23]

Excellent reaction, this movie never gets old. Also more reaction channels should have this movie in the queue list at least, seems like no one checks it out at all.

[@RoloTomassiVideos]

There had never been and will never be again a place like 80’s Miami. Stylish. Loud. Extraordinary.

[@carlossaraiva8213]

A shithole then.

[@catapodaca3601]

Very good with analysis during film. Intuition and observation very good. Right on 👍🏼

[@wontedplayer]

first time watching your channel and the first thing i noticed is your beauty, keep up you deserve a lot more on yt