Best Acting Job By Pacino

This may have been done before but o well, in which movie did Pacino give his best performance? Dog Day Afternoon for me with all The Godafthers, Scent of a Woman, and Scarface behind it.

Pacino has had his fair share of hits but also bombs.

Glengarry Glen Ross I found had a poor storyline but Pacino's part was probably the best in it, People I Know (A movie of his you didn’t put up) was also pretty poor, I didn’t really like the role Pacino played in that movie either. Angels in America not sure if you classify that a movie but so far I have only watched Part 1 of it, I’m a bit skeptical on the actual storyline thought Pacino's role in it apparently got an Emmy (?) so imp still looking forward to watching it.

And Justice for All is a great movie, Pacino plays the role superbly & is one the movies I enjoy watching Pacino in. Scarface was fantastic!! You also left out Heat which is a great movie also; I probably thought De Niro wasn’t better anyway.

But for myself I can’t go past The Godfather Trilogy, Godfather Part 2 in particular.

No question it was Scarface. With his accent & mannerisms and how authentic he was. It was just unbelieveable!

for me is: dog day afternoon, the GF trilogy ,scent of woman and scarface.

my Vote goes to Scarface all the way. . .

GoodFella

Oops about Heat. I just picked the ones I knew he had been nominated for and threw in some others that I thought people would like such as Donnie Brasco and Carltio's Way. I also forgot some of his recent movies like Any Given Sunday and Insomnia which he did good jobs in but dont really compare to the others. And yes, I think he won an emmy and am pretty sure he won a golden globe for best actor in a tv movie for Angels In America.

Its scarface for me all the way. look at the cuban accent he needed to put on Excellent.

Pacino was incredible in The Godfather Saga, but I have to give it to him in Scarface. This guy's Italian-American, and the accent seemed so real, so authentic, you would think he really was from "Cuva."