Scarface (1932)

Scarface: Directed by Howard Hawks, Richard Rosson. With Paul Muni, Ann Dvorak, Karen Morley, Osgood Perkins. An ambitious and nearly insane violent gangster climbs the ladder of success in the mob, but his weaknesses prove to be his downfall.

“u0026quot;Straight Outta Comptonu0026quot; has the similar taste of the other Music business,Wall Street business and the merchandise business movies which could easily satisfy and inspire the young audience to live their Katharsis of being a successful man or woman in the future, like the depicted successful people in these biographical genre movies. Because of theming this advantageous fact, usually these kinds of movies reaches the box office success in a short time (The Recent Example is The Wolf of Wall Street ). In addition to that, if you choose real biographic characters who live in ghettos and climbing the huge wall of the worldu0026#39;s top in a while, definitely sell. Especially to young needy teenagers and young people eager to try everything to break the societies pressures and taboos.u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eThe expectation on the box office is important of course. u0026quot;Straight Outta Comptonu0026quot; will possibly gain the success on box office.But some effectivenessu0026#39; can make the audience feel uncomfortable about watching it again or remember it as their one of all time favorite classic. At least I will criticize the defectiveness that I have determined after I watched the movie until the end.u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eThe Subject of the biographic approach of Rap All-Stars is a perfect and unique idea. The originality canu0026#39;t be questioned. However the catharsis that I have mentioned before could not work for all cinema audience, I found the directing, acting and narration superficial.This was not the first biographical movie that has disappointed me with its narration and process of progression. And I think that wonu0026#39;t be the last for sure.Thatu0026#39;s another argument.The main point is some biographies made by commercial concerns and cosmetic structure, harms them sometimes.This is the Rap Musicu0026#39;s fathersu0026#39; story,the action scenes could be more efficient on the contrary of matching some action b-movies, the classical and vigilant music agent profile played by Paul Giamatti, gave me the feeling of the same type which I ran across in other Music based movies.The actors who play the role of The Rap creators are good. The lack of the Katharsis begins with their shallow depiction, so that I definitely think that Dre or Ice Cube or Eazy Eu0026#39;s lives depiction with other characters and crowded casting had created that mess and caused the defectiveness. Because almost 2 and a half hour movie isnu0026#39;t enough to depict the whole family of rapu0026#39;s beginning and the depiction of separate lives of them could make a better order in the narration. Linked to that criticism of the shallow narration, the documentary trace additions which would be a good idea on a biographical Movie, was used ineffectively in my opinion. For Example The Rapu0026#39;s born documentary series on VH1 would be watchable for all kinds of documentary lovers, so I believe that in the movie this magazine coverage documentary style is used by showing the social struggles of the Rapperu0026#39;s since their youth, the policeu0026#39;s tough attitudes to the Black Citizens in their Neighbourhoods and putting the actual footage of the fights and plundering in the ghettos. However the idea of Half magazine and half crime narrated documentary style using in a movie, is very hard job and I realized that some parts were good adopted from this kind of E! or VH1 documentaries but some parts seemed weak because of several things that make the distinction between Documentary Movie and Cinema Movie, which would cause dead ends on the narration of Cinema Movie.u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eFor instance the lack of voice narration as a result of the directoru0026#39;s obligation of staying out of magazine words, the time-lapse difference between a documentary and a movie,the slow timing usage to tell the story in the movie on the contrary of a rushing biographical documentary and doing it with telling the audience the story of at least 5-6 rap stars in such a slow occasion, had killed the spirit of the u0026quot;Magazine-Documentary- Biographyu0026quot; triplet style depiction. But I still believe that u0026quot;Straight Outta Comptonu0026quot; could easily be the first and unique example of the future styles of direction and maybe could create a new unique genre as well.”