Scarface (1983)  Scarface (Brian De Palma, 1983)  This remake of
more than fifty years later of the 1932 masterpiece by Howard
Hawks, directed by Brian De Palma is probably one of the most
overrated pictures in the History of Cinema.  Of the original
film, De Palma only kept the names of the characters and the
frenzy of Tony Montana (Al Pacino). Many cinephiles consider
Pacino’s over the top acting and crazy-incestuous Tony Montana
as one of his greatest performances. They should put Serpico,
Dog Day Afternoon and even The Godfather Part II in their DVD
players before considering Scarface. His performance as the
Latino mastermind of cocaine in Miami is nothing but annoying.
De Palma deliberately asked Pacino to play a despicable
character, but the acting got into over acting and in a persona
that only inspire contempt and loath.   The Day the Earth Stood
Still (1951)  The Day the Earth Stood Still (Robert Wise, 1951)
This Science fiction classic by Robert Wise the man who directed
masterpiece noir films like