Scarface: The World Is Yours Essays

  • Similarities Between Scarface And Scarface

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    of the most notorious lines in film history. Before writing this paper, I was unaware that Brian DePalmer’s Scarface was a remake of Hawks’s original Scarface movie. Being a fan of the gangster film, I was interested to see what similarities and differences the two versions shared or differed, such as the main character, influenced eras, and outlook on gangsters. In the two version of Scarface, the main character in each film is an immigrant in America in search of the American Dream. DePalma’s Tony

  • Little Caesar And Scarface: The Shame Of The Nation

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    later. Howard Hawks’ Scarface (1932), is one of the boldest and most political gangster films ever made. Many changes were made by industry censor boards due to the diabolical nature of the film. Most notably, all scenes that contained shots of blood were removed and a subtitle was tacked onto the film denoting it as Scarface: The Shame of the Nation. Considered

  • Scarface And Macbeth Comparison

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    DePalma's Scarface. Arguably the greatest gangster movie of all time, Scarface incorporates themes and similarities that can easily be compared to Macbeth. In both instances the importance of the main character’s actions and how they inevitably depict his fate is of great importance to the overall mood of the work. Scarface, directed by Brian De Palma is a story of a cuban refugee and his journey from rags to riches. Often referred to as, “the American Dream told through a gangster saga” Scarface has

  • Film Analysis: "Scarface" vs. "The Departed"

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    advanced cinematographic techniques of more recent films such as Road to Perdition (2002) and The Departed (2006). This paper will serve to analyze only two of these brilliant works, and will do so through a compare and contrast format. Howard Hawks’s Scarface: The Shame of the Nation (1932) focuses on gang warfare and police intervention during a power struggle for Prohibition-era Chicago. This pre-Hays Code gangster film also contains a cry for political and social change regarding the way in which the

  • Materialism and Greed

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    Montana in Scarface. Fancy cars, big houses, fur coats, and diamond studded everything seems to attract almost everyone. Movies and TV shows do a great job of showing that this appealing type of life comes with a price, and all that you have to pay to live it. Although these movies are entertaining, they argue that too much greed and materialism can be your downfall. Greed is one of the most selfish desires anyone could have. Greed eventually turns into arrogance and pride, and Scarface is a good

  • Analysis Of The Film Scarface

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    Caruth Jr. SCARFACE THEME ENG225: Introduction to Film Ms. Allison Boldt 12/22/2014 A genre is a type or category of film (or other work of art) that can be easily identified by specific elements of its plot, setting, mise en scène, character types, or style. (Goodykoontz, 2014) The gangster film is a sub-genre of the broader genre of crime film. A genre main objective is to classify the depiction of entertainment. The genre of my movie is a gangster film. My movie I chose was Scarface. Directed by

  • Dracula Slot Essay

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    Scarface is a 5-reel, 20-payline slots titles that takes up to ten coins on each line, so in that department the game is pretty standardised. However elsewhere the game is anything but, especially when it comes to graphics and user interface. It is clear that countless hours of time and development have been put into Scarface Slots, because what has been created is undoubtedly impressive. In-spite of certain software

  • The Sweat Lodge

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    The sweat lodge is a key healing and spiritual practice of most, if not all, Native American cultures. A variant of the sweat lodge is seen in those cultures from the artic to South America. It can be seen as a form of water therapy as it uses extreme heat and water to produce its effects. Specifically I will explain my personal journey and experience as a participant of a Mohawk sweat lodge. Each tribe has its own unique way of performing the sweat even if they all share the same base upon which

  • St Valentine's Research Papers

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    Capone was a man of business, respect what he did on valentine's was from being disrespected from Moran. In the year 1929 Saint Valentine's was not known for spending money on heart shaped boxes or buying flowers or giving a valentine's day card to your crush instead it was known for being one of the bloodiest days in mob history. Hatred towards someone can lead to bad consequences,because Capone had so much hate towards Moran he had forgotten when enough was enough. The year 1920-1929 was known for

  • Criticism In The Dark Night: The Dark Night

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    society post 9/11, a terrorist threatening to voice out and defy the government going against the dominant system. He sets about knocking out the system from the ground up, one by one creating fear and anarchy “the only sensible way to live in this world is without rules”... ... middle of paper ... ...to the forefront, the excessive greed of a man that will soon alienate him from all his relationships. As any rags to riches Gangster story we see Tony working his way up, a body guard for one of

  • Persuasive Essay: 'I Can T Breathe'

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    In the lyrics “If Trump want war I give to him, gon buck em, America with three K’, Freedom got a shotgun, For all the homies shot down by white boys and not one convicted, Of wrongdoing, is it justice we pursuing” Scarface mentions Donald Trump and the KKK. Scarface also spoke about how we are not equal, it is not about the flag, change the people. There was a whole conversary about the Confederate flag and what it stood for but the flag wasn’t the problem, the problem lies within the people

  • Italian Mafia

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    access to weapons. Benito Mussolini was the premier-dictator of Italy from 1922 to 1943. He was the founder and leader of Italian Fascism. Mussolini, along with his Facets government, was able to successfully suppress the Mafia during the time of World War II. However, after the war ended in 1945, the Mafia emerged and ruled once again. Over the next thirty years, the Sicilian Mafia was not only able to gain control Sicily, but all of Italy as well. In the second half of the nineteenth century

  • Violence in the Media

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    emotionally and mentally. The... ... middle of paper ... ...1 Nov 2013. . "Botched Ocean's Eleven-style raid at Bahamas resort." Australian 25 September 2012, n. pag. Web. 20 Nov. 2013. . Padgett, Tim. "The Most Homophobic Place on Earth?." Time World. N.p., 12 Apr 2006. Web. 11 Nov 2013. . The Government of the Commonwealth of the Bahamas. Department of Cabinent Office. Constitution of The Commonwealth of The Bahamas: Protection of Fundamental Rights and Freedom of the Individual. Nassua, the Bahamas:

  • Mafia Film Analysis

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    complicated, caring deeply for their (crime) family while being callous towards everyone else. Characters in these films care deeply about brotherhood and hate the enemy. James Conway of Scorsese’s film most memorably advises to “Never rat on your friends, and always keep your mouth shut” (). Similarly, Al Capone of De Palma’s production famously exclaims, “I want you to find this Nancy boy Eliot Ness and I want him dead, I want his family dead, I want his house burned to the ground! I wanna go out in the

  • Symbolism In The Film Of Al Serpico

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    I started watching movies of Al Pacino when I got serious enough about films. The first movie which I saw was ‘Scarface’. It really opened my eye as to what impact, communism could have on a young rebellious delinquent completely altering the course of his life. The movie was full of violence with overt drug and sexual indulgence, but the part which was really amusing is the caricature of the character. It is almost like a dynamite waiting to explode any second. The making of the character; truly

  • Hollywood Entertainment History

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    the prices for constructing a film sky rocketed, prices of entertainment grew and salaries for actor/actress increased. People around the world emulated the fashion of actors/actresses like Elvis, James Dean, Marylyn Monroe, Dean Martin, and Clarke Gable. Accents from movies like Good Will Hunting, Casa Blanca, and Gone with the Wind, Godfather and Scarface will be in the memories of moviegoers till the end of time. As far as the physical aspect icons such as Arnold Schwarzenegger, Sylvester Stallone

  • Organized Crime

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    ceremony for the newcomers was som... ... middle of paper ... ...sition of the Mob, and the Mafia is known for making comebacks in a hurry. For example, the highpoint of the Mafia was said to be in the 1920?s, and slowly it decreased until the end of World War II when organized crime came back with much stronger than when the war started. This shows a good understanding of what the Mafia is capable of doing in short periods of time. The men who have tried to get rid of the Mafia time in and time out

  • Song Analysis: Novacane

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    attention to the lyrics in this case, Dwayne Carter, also known as Lil Wayne, rapper from New Orleans wrote a song called “Novacane” this drug stabilizes your neural membrane and helps the prevention of nerve impulses causing no feeling acting as an anesthesia. This particular drug makes you hallucinate, more confident, and not giving you a sense of pain in your body similar to the drug cocaine. There are no major differences between the drugs both are white powdery substance inhaled through the nose. But

  • William Shakespeare: Still Influencing People Today

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    preformed, anaylized and take part in making the world a better plae. Thye help people see from other points of veiw and remeber that life and love are precious things. William Shakespeare can capture an audience and has a nurtured way of doing so. It has withstood the age of time because everytime you go back to it, something else that hadn't been noticed before arrises. As a younger person you may see the writting in one light and as an elderly person your veiw may change complelte abbout it but that

  • Garbage In Garbage Out Analysis

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    Image 7 1. This proverb tells u sto guard our hearts and mids. What is the reason for this? The passage also tells us to let your eyes look directly ahead. Although, I might be off I believe that its telling us that we need to stay focused on Christ, he is the light in the darkness, he is good, in him there is not evil but peace. I believe that guard our hearts and minds goes right back to image seven, and goes with the garbage in garbage out principle. We need to guard our hearts and minds from