And that pizza delivery truck has been parked across the house for two weeks. How long does it take to deliver a pizza?
u/BigFootsBigArm — 8 days ago
r/Scarface
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This scene makes me feel horrible for Tony. He regrets something that he can't take back. When he falls into that chair, it looks as if the weight of his guilt pulled him down.
u/Dredd_40 — 8 days ago
▲ 22 r/Scarface
Does anyone else think Tony becomes super cringe as soon as he starts to gain power?
It’s what, a year into his time in the US when he first meets Sosa, maybe even less? He just got off a banana boat and he thinks he’s some genius business man telling Sosa how they should cut a deal, what profit margins are feasible,etc. He was a broke assassin or something in Cuba and all of a sudden he’s Pablo Escobar ?
He’s telling Frank they gotta “expand” and all that. The meeting with the money launderer from the bank was super cringe too. “You go high I go low, I know the game”
Like no you don’t bro lol you’re not that guy. I can handle the killing and the stealing and all that but his corniness makes it hard to root for him.
u/medunjanin — 8 days ago
▲ 14 r/Scarface
Why does Al Pacino sound like a black South Carolina preacher in Carlito’s Way?
Why didn’t more prominent Italian-Americans appear on the Sopranos?
u/thedon920 — 8 days ago
▲ 130 r/Scarface
Hector and Tony become friends
Hector and Tony's deal went well and they set up many more partnerships soon after. They both become equal status street bosses and both grow old together as friends.
u/ComfortablePiglet842 — 9 days ago
▲ 5 r/Scarface
Why did Hector introduce Martha as if she were the ultimate trophy wife? The woman scared me straight...
reddit.comu/Dredd_40 — 8 days ago
▲ 17 r/Scarface
When you think about it
When you think about it, when Tony says, “I made what I could on the side but I never turned on you Frank”, he’s a piece of shit
He went after Franks Woman
He made a deal with Sosa
He made money on the side… what does that exactly mean, Sosa’s deal or he made enough money for Chicas Champaign without contributing to the organization?
Either way, he “turned” on Frank
u/CTSamo — 8 days ago
▲ 27 r/Scarface
These guys were never dishwashers or baggage handlers. Just sayin”
The flew straight, never got high on their own supply, never underestimated Tony’s greed.
u/Dangerous_Shoe_8388 — 8 days ago
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I told you a long time ago you fuckin’ little monkey not to downvote me!
u/Nyarthu — 9 days ago