Al Pacino's 'Scarface' Outlook Transformed By Emcees

FROM MTV MOVIES: Tough to believe, however when John P Palma's "Scarface" was launched in 1983, it had not been the beloved cult classic it's now. Experts panned the underworld drama by which actor Al Pacino performed Tony Montana, a Cuban refugee who went from dishwasher to cocaine drug the almighty. Today, the film lives in infamy using its ultra-violent-yet-indelible moments and quotable one-inserts like "Greet my little friend." The majority of the appreciation and film's support originates from emcees, a well known fact not lost on Pacino. "The stylish-hop people and also the emcees met up plus they designed a video plus they spoken concerning the movie. I do not think anybody's ever spoken about this as articulately and clearly. I understood it better getting heard them discuss it," Pacino told MTV News about the red-colored carpet for any party honoring the Blu-ray release for "Scarface" on Tuesday evening. "I am talking about, they have it plus they comprehend it, and that is an excellent factor. They have been very encouraging each one of these years. I believe they have assisted us greatly." Browse the full story at MTV Movies!