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This came to say this. I dont think anything comes close to the impact, on a personal level as the final act of The Mist. Thomas Jane nailed that scene and roll.David Drayton killing his son 1 minute before being rescued.
He was wrong all along. Frank tried to tell him from the very beginning that the guys that last in this business are the ones that lay low. Tony wanted it all. Jumped into bed with Sosa at the first chance to make that $75 million deal which eventually gave and cost him everything. Frank had it all figured out, Tony let his greed get the best of himTony Montana is arguably the biggest fuck up.
Which is the point that so few seem to understand about that movie.
He was possessed thoughProbably shouldn’t follow your telepathic kid into a giant maze you’ve never been in before, in the winter.
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Tony Montana is arguably the biggest fuck up.
Which is the point that so few seem to understand about that movie.
He was wrong all along. Frank tried to tell him from the very beginning that the guys that last in this business are the ones that lay low. Tony wanted it all. Jumped into bed with Sosa at the first chance to make that $75 million deal which eventually gave and cost him everything. Frank had it all figured out, Tony let his greed get the best of him
deniro decided he had to go after pacino in heat
nobody tried to swim away from Jason in any of the Friday the 13ths
I always liked the ending of part 3, I think it was. Mama pops up out of the lake.That was a dream sequence.
But it also took sheer illogical guts and balls to get to the top like he did. If he wasn't the aggressive greedy Tony Montana he wouldn't have reached the top of the world and been a dishwasher for the rest of his life. He's that gambler that's goes for broke with every roll of the dice and kept on winning and amassing a fortune only to lose it all once he bet the wrong way.
Being black in most horror movies usually never ends well.
I love that scene when he’s on the highway leaving town then he’s like “fuck it” and turns off to go back.No he didn’t. He went after Waingro, then Pacino went after him.
Brandon Lee in The Crow