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    Raj Singh Mrs. Mccormick Film Class 12 February 2012 Scarface Analysis Essay The gangster movie genre is one of the most popular among the modern movies and some of the best film directors have produced some very excellent gangster movies. For my first film analysis‚ I decided to analyze my favorite gangster movie of all time. The movie that I analyzed is called “Scarface” and is directed by Brian De Palma. It was released in 1983 and is still a super hit movie today. Let me go through

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    said‚ "meet my little friend" in the movie scarface‚ a new kind of savage gangster was given life on the big screen. It took awhile‚ but eventually Net Entertainment and Universal Studios came together with a branding deal that brought Scarface to the little screen‚ the little computer screen in the form of a video slot. Through its partnership with Net Entertainment‚ Polder Casino‚ a top Netherlands casino‚ is able to being its customers a game like Scarface‚ plus and array of other casino online game’s

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    Dragan Jovic Professor John Kunz English Composition II 28 February 2014 Scarface is the Greatest Movie! Scarface‚ starring Al Pacino‚ is the greatest film to ever hit the film industry. Scarface was released in December 1983 and is technically assumed to be a remake of the 1932 Scarface movie. The 1932 Scarface film was centered in Chicago during the Depression-era‚ however‚ the 1983 remake shifted the action from Chicago to Miami during the 1980s-era (Bayard). The directors did this on purpose;

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    A major theme that I would like to focus on in the movie Scarface is criminality. This film is littered with criminals and is the basis of the whole movie. Three techniques that I believe identify the theme are costumes‚ lighting‚ and acting style. The acting style that I am referring to is depicted in the scene where Tony Montana is being questioned by immigration officials. He is being deceitful to keep the immigration officials from finding out about his background. " Tony is quickly revealed

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    The first screen write attempt for Scarface was with David Rabe. Martin felt the screenplay with Rabe was not going in the direction that he had in mind. Rabe left the script writing and Martin then approach Oliver Stone with Scarface. Oliver was hesitant but Martin had mentioned Sidney Lumet was getting involved to direct and got on board. When Oliver was approach for the screen writing‚ he was at a tough place at that point in his life‚ he was getting ready to leave America and move to Europe

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    Movie Description for “Scarface” When Castro had opened the port of Mariel Harbor‚ several thousand Cubans had fled to the US. Among them was a young tough boy named Antonio Montana (Al Pacino)‚ who along with his friend Manny Ray started the cocaine trade and builds a strong drug empire in Miami. One of the main themes within ’Scarface’ is to get as rich as possible‚ which reinforces capitalism. The culture that we live is constantly forcing ideologies at us through our norms and values‚ films

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    The film that I choose is Scarface. In 1931 Howard Hawks directed the original film "Scarface" based off the novel by Armitae Trail. In any case‚ as a result of its depiction of violence about a ruthless and atrocious gangster‚ which it mixed up lots of controversy with the studios head office about censoring issues‚ which delayed the films debut until the following year of 1932. About half-century later‚ after the first Scarface was released‚ director Brian De Palma made his own remake of the great

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    The Film Scarface can be directly compared to the myth of the American Dream. The myth of the American Dream can be thought to be the coming of power in society through monetary gains and political positioning. Scarface is a gangster movie in which the main character Tony Montana tries to reach his dream of uncanny power and wealth. Tony’s belief also shared with the common man is that after obtaining all the power in the world one would live in happiness ever after. The director of the movie portrays

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    Beast: Humanizing the Monster in Scarface Through the Use of Mise-en-scene When Howard Hawk’s Scarface was first screened to the public in 1932‚ it was in limited release due to disagreements on censorship with the Hays Office. The production code was implemented to protect the public from violent‚ sexual‚ and morally corrupt films‚ so it could be assumed that such a code had been put in place because people did not want to see such films. However‚ Scarface was a blockbuster success. People

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    The American Dream in the Film Scarface The film Scarface can be directly compared to the myth of the American Dream. The contemporary perception of the American Dream is one monetary gains and power in society. Scarface is a gangster movie in which the main character Tony Montana tries to reach his dream of overwhelming power and wealth. Tony Montana like Jay Gatsby believed that after obtaining enormous power and wealth‚ one would live in happily ever after. The director Brian De Palma like

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