“Scarface” shouts “FUCK!” once every 50 seconds! A genuinely bad movie that is truly insane *Note! Contains spoilers.

Movies that influenced hip-hop culture the most

``Scarface'' was finally released after a change in director and battles over ratings. However, the reviews at the time of its release were poor. The noir flavor that the original `` Face of the Underworld '' had has disappeared without a trace, and it has been reborn as a villainous and innocent movie with no semblance of decency. Critics criticized the film, saying, ``This is an insult to ``The Face of the Underworld!'''' and De Palma was nominated for the Razzie Award for Worst Director.

However, American audiences, especially minorities such as blacks and Hispanics, had a different reaction. I sympathized with Tony Montana's way of life that was true to his desires, his insatiable desire to rise, and his selfishness and self-reliance in sticking to his beliefs.

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"This country is all about money. Money creates power. If you have power, you can have women."

"In this world, those with balls give orders."

"(When asked what else you want?) The world. The whole world."

His lines are all punch lines that win the hearts of brothers. This work also had a great influence on gangsta rappers who, like Tony Montana, aim to make a Trading Places in their lives from the bottom of society.

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Puff Daddy boasted, ``I've seen ' Scarface' 64 times!'', Notorious BIG paid homage to the movie in their ``Warning'' music video, and Geto Boys' Brad Jordan's name is simply ``I've seen Scarface 64 times!'' Renamed to "Scarface". Now, ``Scarface'' has established itself as the ``movie that has had the most influence on hip-hop culture.''

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