Although he's blasted for the film's content, it is a new beginning to his career which took off, but it was really "The Untouchables" that made me consider him a serious director. No guessing games on who he stole from this time. Brian DePalma adds his usual blend of violence, but it seemed that for once, he was trying to make his own film. It has carried over his recent work and has made Loggia one of Hollywood's must durable supporting actors. I enjoyed the direction Loggia went with Frank. Greed killed him, as it has killed so many people. He's the only character I truly believed in the film. When asked where he got that scar on his cheek.well, I can't write what he says in the regular version, but I will tell you that on edited version on TNT, it from was "eating pine apple." There is a great performance from Robert Loggia.
The questioning scene in the beginning of the film is a fine example of this. Now granted, there are moments in his performance.or in the script where you have to laugh. We're Michael would say, "Never hate your enemies, it clouds your judgement," Tony Montana's out killing everybody. He shows us the violent anger we didn't see in Michael Corleone. 1983 R 18+ 170 mins Crime Movie Cast: Al Pacino, Michelle Pfeiffer. Viciously murdering anyone who stands in his way, Tony eventually becomes the biggest drug lord in the state, controlling nearly all the cocaine that comes through Miami.
Well, perhaps enjoying is a bit of an odd verb when you think of the storyline, its characters, the amount of violence and of course, the f-bomb being dropped about 15,000 times. After getting a green card in exchange for assassinating a Cuban government official, Tony Montana stakes a claim on the drug trade in Miami. I find myself enjoying this film when I watch it.
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