More of a cult classic than an actual classic, I dont really have contextual knowledge of the late 1980s socio-artistic scene but I feel like its the key to understanding why this movie was such a big deal.
The acting was meh, most of the characters and storylines had no depth or wits whatsoever. The whole movie is just a series of low effort jokes, cheesy sound effects and unjustified greed.
Culturally, historically and aesthetically significant.
hey are u the united states national film registry cuz ur culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant 😏
It's a classic. People that haven't even seen it knows of it or of Tony Montana. You just don't like it
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Stupid is unsulting me just cause you cant come up with a proper counter to my thesis.
Culturally, historically and aesthetically significant.
Cultural and aesthetic(meme) icon I agree but historically the movie lacks.
Culturally yes crazy ass soundtrack and a bunch of memorable lines and scenes. as a film itself to me nah. cool film but it's got pacing issues and i don't find the characters outside of tony that interesting.
This might be the movie that rides that line of basically being both an all time CLASSIC movie (For Pacino's performance alone not including the music, aesthetic, supporting acting, pace, etc.) & being a cult classic cause it failed commercially when it released. Idk I think it's legitimately a great film
niggas itt calling this one not a classic are saying "film" instead of "movie" type of ppl
How is it not
Definition of a classic