MenacingMonk
Tranquilo
How the fukk can you say you’ve seen a lot of gangster flicks and not even watch the most famous, popular one?
Really tempted to neg you For this.
Scarface vs Carlitos Way
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Really tempted to neg you For this.
The axe murderer
For I am death and I ride on a pale horse
it always seemed cartoonish to meHow the fukk can you say you’ve seen a lot of gangster flicks and not even watch the most famous, popular one?
Really tempted to neg you For this.
Squirtle
Supreme Chancellor
Love Carlito's Way, but I hate the ending. I hate movies where its like: "If I just didn't do that one thing, everything would have worked out" Like Scarface died in a gunfight went out like a G. Carlito went out because he didn't kill Benny Blanco from the Bronx.
R.E.N. Spells Ren
Veteran
Carlito’s way is a significantly better film.
Both classic, and no need to choose. One is iconic 80's Miami Southern Florida excess, other is grimy NYC 1970s (via early 90's De Palma), totally different styles of movies, themes, execution. I love them both at different times, for similar and different reasons. I will say Carlito is a much more balanced protagonist than Tony.
TheObserver
Is In a Race against Time.
Carlitos Way...
Drip Bayless
Superstar
Carlito's Way no problem
Donnie Brasco the most underrated crime/gangster flick though
Donnie Brasco the most underrated crime/gangster flick though
This corny word is getting dumber every week on this site...How the fukk can you say you’ve seen a lot of gangster flicks and not even watch the most famous, popular one?
Really tempted to neg you For this.
MenacingMonk
Tranquilo
it always seemed cartoonish to me
A movie praised by lots rappers wouldn’t be cartoonish. Plus it’s a DePalma film.
Meanwhile, King of New York begs to differA movie praised by lots rappers wouldn’t be cartoonish. Plus it’s a DePalma film.
Rappers have shyt taste in cinema breh