Scarface Director: Brian De Palma Cast: Al Pacino, Steven Bauer, Michelle Pfeiffer, Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio
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- DVD Release Date: 01/17/2006
- Original Release: 1983
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- Sales Rank: 13,770
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| DVD - Wide Screen / Repackaged | $12.99 |
| DVD - Wide Screen / DTS | $29.99 |
| DVD - Wide Screen / Subtitled / Dubbed | $11.69 |
| DVD - Widescreen / 2 Pack / DTS | $19.99 |
| DVD - Full Frame / 2 Pack / DTS | $19.99 |
Scenes
Features
4 deleted scenes take you deeper into this legendary film
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Disc #1 -- Scarface
1. A Political Prisoner (Main Titles) [8:11]
2. Freedom Town [2:43]
3. A Killing for a Green Card [2:45]
4. The Good Life [2:02]
5. A New Job [5:15]
6. Colombians and Chain Saws [8:52]
7. Mr. Lopez [3:17]
8. Elvira [1:33]
9. A Night in Babylon [8:30]
10. How to Pick up Girls [3:32]
11. Going in Style [3:59]
12. The Prodigal Returns [8:16]
13. The Drug Lord [5:12]
14. Revenge [4:04]
15. Serious Money [4:36]
16. A Proposal [4:20]
17. Shakedown [6:15]
18. Brotherly Love [5:14]
19. Two Guns for Tony [4:52]
20. A Hostile Takeover [:03]
21. Prosperity [9:46]
22. Laundry Bills [3:30]
23. Philosophy in the Bathtub [4:46]
24. The Cost of Doing Business [5:31]
25. Problems and Solutions [5:23]
26. Dinner Conversation [4:24]
27. Prelude to Murder [6:49]
28. No Women and No Children! [2:06]
29. Serving Business Ties [5:41]
30. The End of the Honeymoon [2:36]
31. Preparing for War [6:14]
32. Gina's Offering [4:37]
33. Siege [2:18]
34. Montana's Last Stand [2:30]
35. End Titles [3:16]
Editorial Reviews
Updating a classic is a risky, often thankless task. But for director Brian DePalma, re-making the Howard Hawks's gangster masterpiece Scarface proved to be an inspired decision. For without taking anything away from the 1932 version, DePalma created one of the most influential and impressively decadent gangster films ever made. Scarface details the rise and fall of Cuban émigré Tony Montana, a Miami gangster whose pursuit of the American Dream is a ruthless reverie of cocaine and slaughter. DePalma ratchets up the tension in each scene to maximum levels, delivering tragic betrayals and ferocious explosions of violence -- most notably with chainsaws. Al Pacino's performance as Montana remains among his best and boldest, and there are also strong supporting turns by Robert Loggia and a young Michelle Pfeiffer. The film plays like a long cocaine rush, as Tony becomes rich from selling the narcotic, then addicted to it, and finally lost in a murderous paranoid frenzy from it. An intense and sometimes unpleasant experience, Scarface is also a work of consummate skill and intelligence. Dave Roth, Barnes & Noble
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