Sea of Love
The 1980s were a strange time for <PERSON>. Sea of Love comes out in 1989 after a four year hiatus following the disappointment of Revolution (Entourage lovers know that even the best movie stars have a “Medellin” once in a while), and it’s real solid work that would set him up for a kick ass 1990s. Scarface gained traction later, becoming arguably his most iconic film and performance (the New York hip-hop scene, or should I say the birthplace of the genre, embraced the movie with open arms, with constant bars referring to the <PERSON>-esque rise of <PERSON>). 932
There’s some dull moments, it’s not the action-packed cop caper that <PERSON> or even <PERSON> managed to do, but when the seductive romance clicks, it’s quite effective. <PERSON> and <PERSON> both own their moments, major reasons to return to the film is to admire rising stars chew up scenery (right down to <PERSON> playing the literal role of “Black Guy”). The ending’s a bit obvious but the sheer physicality of the climax makes this one worth it.
1989 Ranked 529