Scarface

[Eihli]

[balkii]

worst poll, ever.

[Tron]

We should be able to choose more than one.

[Eihli]

If you think the over-protectiveness is caused by sexual attraction then choose sexual attraction.

[Biloxi]

wtf? It never suggested he was attracted to her. She is crazy at the end when she sexually attacks him. She says he wont let anyone else have her so he must want her, which is not the case.

[jakethebake]

Leave it to someone from Southwest Louisiana to come up with this. [img]/images/graemlins/tongue.gif[/img]

[BK_]

of course he was sexually attracted to her. in the original scarface he was as well

[Woolygimp]

If you watch the movie closely there is no question that incest was involved. I recommend watching the commentary as it explains how his attraction to his sister was more than just "brotherly love".

Howard Hawks Scarface (1932) also depicts the same incest as it is a core element of the plot. Hawks had to remove most of the "sexual incest scenes" because of their illicit nature but still overtoned the fact that Montana wanted to tap dat ass.

[RYL]

He was definitely over-protective. Scarface is a pretty damn good movie, along with Donnie Brasco.

[Woolygimp]

Watch the f***ing commentary, and actually read up on the plot before saying "He was definately overprotective" and making a false assumption, ryl.