Best of Al Pacino

Awarded best actor for his sublime performance, Al Pacino shows that Tony Montana, Serpico, and Michael Corleone were easy adaptations for him.
The blend of drama and humour fits the screen perfectly.
The Famous Tango and the final speech are Classic scenes.

Without a shadow of a doubt Brian DePalma's masterpiece.
Al Pacino delivers as usual a remarkable performance.
The ending scene is a classic, metamorphosing Tony Montana into one of the most important caracters in film.

A very successful sequel as I might say, although still not matching the mighty original, in my personal opinion.
Marlon Brando is missed, but De Niro, Pacino, and John Cazale made that up with very good performances.
The blend of the past and present is well made.

Al Pacino convince that he's the devil indeed, unleashing a superb performance, one of his lifelong best.
The twist ending is surreal, just perfect.

The Father of all gangster movies.
Al Pacino crucially taking over Brando's place in Hollywood.
The Brutal assassinations of Sonny Corleone and of Solozzo will forever be considered as classic scenes.

It was indeed A dog day afternoon for Sonny and Sal, and an even "doggier" night !
It's exiting to see Cazale and Pacino teaming up after the GodFather.
Interesting to follow through, especially that the events shown actually happened on some dog day afternoon.

Maybe the best cat and mouse movie you'll ever see.
Michael Mann directing two of the best actors on the planet is exiting, without disregarding Val Kilmer's contribution.
That's a picture of quality.

Powerful, intense, and more of all, a realistic piece of work.
The cast is perfect.
Some recall that it's a slow and long picture, but hell that ain't an action movie afterall.

Very Average compared to movies of the same genre, recently the departed.

Johnny Depp's performance, embraced with fear all along, never convince u of pistone's real caracter who fucked the biggest mobheads in the history of mafia.

Getting to see too much of those similar thrillers doesn't thrill u nomore.
It's well acted, brilliantly directed, a good movie one can say.
But a thriller nowadays must strike with something extremely imaginative to catch the eye, and it just wasn't there.