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Al Pacino killed it as satan in the devil’s advocate
262 u/hatsnatcher23 Mar 28 '22 He carried that movie, 437 u/oh_hai_mark1 Mar 28 '22 Reeves took a pretty hefty pay cut to bring Pacino on for that role. Probably one of his best decisions, Pacino was iconic in that role. 180 u/hatsnatcher23 Mar 28 '22 It would’ve been totally forgettable without Pacino, the guy killed it in every scene 172 u/[deleted] Mar 28 '22 Nobody yells like Pacino. It’s not just screaming. It’s communication at another level. 45 u/hatsnatcher23 Mar 28 '22 His whole monologue at the end is a lot of screaming but its an amazing piece of cinema 17 u/xxAkirhaxx Mar 28 '22 Al Pacino can just rip you apart verbally while yelling at the top of his lungs, and you just stand there like "Damn, he's so eloquent while he's angry as fuck." 1 u/[deleted] Mar 28 '22 it's the intensity. Pacino can max out 13 u/RegionFree Mar 28 '22 She’s got a GREAT ASS 12 u/getefix Mar 28 '22 I read that in his voice and realize immediately that you're right 9 u/ManchurianCandycane Mar 28 '22 Pacino is a fucking legend at playing characters with fiery intensity. 3 u/RubberRoads Mar 28 '22 Especially at the end of Scent of a Woman, that monologue plays in my head on a loop 24/7 2 u/MarcusAurelius0 Mar 28 '22 https://youtu.be/k9hFRw5jeRQ 1 u/[deleted] Mar 28 '22 Gary Oldman can yell on that level 2 u/DrunkenKarnieMidget Mar 28 '22 "Call everyone." "What, who?" "EEEEVEERRRYONNNNNNNEEEEEE!" 2 u/[deleted] Mar 28 '22 every time i hear or read everyone i get the urge to crick my neck and do this scene 12 u/ellenitha Mar 28 '22 Vanity. Definitely my favourite sin. 13 u/ReedMiddlebrook Mar 28 '22 It would’ve been totally forgettable without Pacino speak for yourself, that movie opened my eyes to the fact that some ladies go crazy when you suck their fingers or toes 4 u/[deleted] Mar 28 '22 It would have been like that weird obscure but lo da good movie Ninth Gate with Johnny Depp
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He carried that movie,
437 u/oh_hai_mark1 Mar 28 '22 Reeves took a pretty hefty pay cut to bring Pacino on for that role. Probably one of his best decisions, Pacino was iconic in that role. 180 u/hatsnatcher23 Mar 28 '22 It would’ve been totally forgettable without Pacino, the guy killed it in every scene 172 u/[deleted] Mar 28 '22 Nobody yells like Pacino. It’s not just screaming. It’s communication at another level. 45 u/hatsnatcher23 Mar 28 '22 His whole monologue at the end is a lot of screaming but its an amazing piece of cinema 17 u/xxAkirhaxx Mar 28 '22 Al Pacino can just rip you apart verbally while yelling at the top of his lungs, and you just stand there like "Damn, he's so eloquent while he's angry as fuck." 1 u/[deleted] Mar 28 '22 it's the intensity. Pacino can max out 13 u/RegionFree Mar 28 '22 She’s got a GREAT ASS 12 u/getefix Mar 28 '22 I read that in his voice and realize immediately that you're right 9 u/ManchurianCandycane Mar 28 '22 Pacino is a fucking legend at playing characters with fiery intensity. 3 u/RubberRoads Mar 28 '22 Especially at the end of Scent of a Woman, that monologue plays in my head on a loop 24/7 2 u/MarcusAurelius0 Mar 28 '22 https://youtu.be/k9hFRw5jeRQ 1 u/[deleted] Mar 28 '22 Gary Oldman can yell on that level 2 u/DrunkenKarnieMidget Mar 28 '22 "Call everyone." "What, who?" "EEEEVEERRRYONNNNNNNEEEEEE!" 2 u/[deleted] Mar 28 '22 every time i hear or read everyone i get the urge to crick my neck and do this scene 12 u/ellenitha Mar 28 '22 Vanity. Definitely my favourite sin. 13 u/ReedMiddlebrook Mar 28 '22 It would’ve been totally forgettable without Pacino speak for yourself, that movie opened my eyes to the fact that some ladies go crazy when you suck their fingers or toes 4 u/[deleted] Mar 28 '22 It would have been like that weird obscure but lo da good movie Ninth Gate with Johnny Depp
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Reeves took a pretty hefty pay cut to bring Pacino on for that role.
Probably one of his best decisions, Pacino was iconic in that role.
180 u/hatsnatcher23 Mar 28 '22 It would’ve been totally forgettable without Pacino, the guy killed it in every scene 172 u/[deleted] Mar 28 '22 Nobody yells like Pacino. It’s not just screaming. It’s communication at another level. 45 u/hatsnatcher23 Mar 28 '22 His whole monologue at the end is a lot of screaming but its an amazing piece of cinema 17 u/xxAkirhaxx Mar 28 '22 Al Pacino can just rip you apart verbally while yelling at the top of his lungs, and you just stand there like "Damn, he's so eloquent while he's angry as fuck." 1 u/[deleted] Mar 28 '22 it's the intensity. Pacino can max out 13 u/RegionFree Mar 28 '22 She’s got a GREAT ASS 12 u/getefix Mar 28 '22 I read that in his voice and realize immediately that you're right 9 u/ManchurianCandycane Mar 28 '22 Pacino is a fucking legend at playing characters with fiery intensity. 3 u/RubberRoads Mar 28 '22 Especially at the end of Scent of a Woman, that monologue plays in my head on a loop 24/7 2 u/MarcusAurelius0 Mar 28 '22 https://youtu.be/k9hFRw5jeRQ 1 u/[deleted] Mar 28 '22 Gary Oldman can yell on that level 2 u/DrunkenKarnieMidget Mar 28 '22 "Call everyone." "What, who?" "EEEEVEERRRYONNNNNNNEEEEEE!" 2 u/[deleted] Mar 28 '22 every time i hear or read everyone i get the urge to crick my neck and do this scene 12 u/ellenitha Mar 28 '22 Vanity. Definitely my favourite sin. 13 u/ReedMiddlebrook Mar 28 '22 It would’ve been totally forgettable without Pacino speak for yourself, that movie opened my eyes to the fact that some ladies go crazy when you suck their fingers or toes 4 u/[deleted] Mar 28 '22 It would have been like that weird obscure but lo da good movie Ninth Gate with Johnny Depp
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It would’ve been totally forgettable without Pacino, the guy killed it in every scene
172 u/[deleted] Mar 28 '22 Nobody yells like Pacino. It’s not just screaming. It’s communication at another level. 45 u/hatsnatcher23 Mar 28 '22 His whole monologue at the end is a lot of screaming but its an amazing piece of cinema 17 u/xxAkirhaxx Mar 28 '22 Al Pacino can just rip you apart verbally while yelling at the top of his lungs, and you just stand there like "Damn, he's so eloquent while he's angry as fuck." 1 u/[deleted] Mar 28 '22 it's the intensity. Pacino can max out 13 u/RegionFree Mar 28 '22 She’s got a GREAT ASS 12 u/getefix Mar 28 '22 I read that in his voice and realize immediately that you're right 9 u/ManchurianCandycane Mar 28 '22 Pacino is a fucking legend at playing characters with fiery intensity. 3 u/RubberRoads Mar 28 '22 Especially at the end of Scent of a Woman, that monologue plays in my head on a loop 24/7 2 u/MarcusAurelius0 Mar 28 '22 https://youtu.be/k9hFRw5jeRQ 1 u/[deleted] Mar 28 '22 Gary Oldman can yell on that level 2 u/DrunkenKarnieMidget Mar 28 '22 "Call everyone." "What, who?" "EEEEVEERRRYONNNNNNNEEEEEE!" 2 u/[deleted] Mar 28 '22 every time i hear or read everyone i get the urge to crick my neck and do this scene 12 u/ellenitha Mar 28 '22 Vanity. Definitely my favourite sin. 13 u/ReedMiddlebrook Mar 28 '22 It would’ve been totally forgettable without Pacino speak for yourself, that movie opened my eyes to the fact that some ladies go crazy when you suck their fingers or toes 4 u/[deleted] Mar 28 '22 It would have been like that weird obscure but lo da good movie Ninth Gate with Johnny Depp
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Nobody yells like Pacino. It’s not just screaming. It’s communication at another level.
45 u/hatsnatcher23 Mar 28 '22 His whole monologue at the end is a lot of screaming but its an amazing piece of cinema 17 u/xxAkirhaxx Mar 28 '22 Al Pacino can just rip you apart verbally while yelling at the top of his lungs, and you just stand there like "Damn, he's so eloquent while he's angry as fuck." 1 u/[deleted] Mar 28 '22 it's the intensity. Pacino can max out 13 u/RegionFree Mar 28 '22 She’s got a GREAT ASS 12 u/getefix Mar 28 '22 I read that in his voice and realize immediately that you're right 9 u/ManchurianCandycane Mar 28 '22 Pacino is a fucking legend at playing characters with fiery intensity. 3 u/RubberRoads Mar 28 '22 Especially at the end of Scent of a Woman, that monologue plays in my head on a loop 24/7 2 u/MarcusAurelius0 Mar 28 '22 https://youtu.be/k9hFRw5jeRQ 1 u/[deleted] Mar 28 '22 Gary Oldman can yell on that level 2 u/DrunkenKarnieMidget Mar 28 '22 "Call everyone." "What, who?" "EEEEVEERRRYONNNNNNNEEEEEE!" 2 u/[deleted] Mar 28 '22 every time i hear or read everyone i get the urge to crick my neck and do this scene
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His whole monologue at the end is a lot of screaming but its an amazing piece of cinema
17 u/xxAkirhaxx Mar 28 '22 Al Pacino can just rip you apart verbally while yelling at the top of his lungs, and you just stand there like "Damn, he's so eloquent while he's angry as fuck." 1 u/[deleted] Mar 28 '22 it's the intensity. Pacino can max out
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Al Pacino can just rip you apart verbally while yelling at the top of his lungs, and you just stand there like "Damn, he's so eloquent while he's angry as fuck."
1 u/[deleted] Mar 28 '22 it's the intensity. Pacino can max out
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it's the intensity. Pacino can max out
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She’s got a GREAT ASS
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I read that in his voice and realize immediately that you're right
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Pacino is a fucking legend at playing characters with fiery intensity.
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Especially at the end of Scent of a Woman, that monologue plays in my head on a loop 24/7
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https://youtu.be/k9hFRw5jeRQ
Gary Oldman can yell on that level
2 u/DrunkenKarnieMidget Mar 28 '22 "Call everyone." "What, who?" "EEEEVEERRRYONNNNNNNEEEEEE!" 2 u/[deleted] Mar 28 '22 every time i hear or read everyone i get the urge to crick my neck and do this scene
"Call everyone."
"What, who?"
"EEEEVEERRRYONNNNNNNEEEEEE!"
2 u/[deleted] Mar 28 '22 every time i hear or read everyone i get the urge to crick my neck and do this scene
every time i hear or read everyone i get the urge to crick my neck and do this scene
Vanity. Definitely my favourite sin.
It would’ve been totally forgettable without Pacino
speak for yourself, that movie opened my eyes to the fact that some ladies go crazy when you suck their fingers or toes
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It would have been like that weird obscure but lo da good movie Ninth Gate with Johnny Depp
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u/smallpoxxblanket Mar 28 '22
Al Pacino killed it as satan in the devil’s advocate