Al Pacino fans can be apologized for wanting to get their money back after watching a movie with a mellow Al. Should he be allowed to flex his acting skills however he wants, playing Shakespearean characters or other subtle dramatic parts? Of course: the thing is, Pacino has given fans so many opportunities to see the animated Al so nervous that this version is often the most requested. Here are five HD movies played on satellite television that show Al Pacino animation galore.

1. Glengarry Glen Ross. ‘Hi friend! Can you hear me? Your excuses are yours! Pacino yells through the Premiere Properties office, following a late-night robbery, possibly by one of the realtors employed there. Pacino, however, is the flashy Ricky Roma, concerned about the deals he closed. A serious tirade is about to be led by manager Kevin Spacey. Watch this excellent movie written by David Mamet on HBO to get the full Pacino effect in high definition.

2. Scent of women. The movie’s subtitle could be ‘Hoo-ah!’ Pacino’s Oscar-winning role may have shown that the Academy prefers the over-the-top Al to the more serious role player. Either way, Pacino is fantastic as the retired military man who has lost his eyesight but not his will to intimidate and live life at a very high level. It’s also a poignant story of redemption, with Pacino becoming a father figure in no time. Watch this modern classic on premium movie channels like Showtime.

3. Frankie and Johnny. Putting Al behind the line in a kitchen and pairing him up with Michelle Pfeiffer seemed like a winning formula at the time, and it was. Not only is Pfeiffer as charming and shy as ever, but Al is perfect as the rowdy cook who’s ready to campaign for a relationship that he thinks can work. Check your satellite TV stations on demand to see this romantic comedy that has been out of rotation.

4. Sea of ​​love. Al in film noir sounds like an ideal fit, especially when your character isn’t in full control. The producers of Sea of ​​Love made excellent use of their personality to bring this story to its gripping conclusion. Al is the edgy New York cop in a thriller reminiscent of Basic Instinct, with Pacino as Michael Douglas. John Goodman co-stars as the cop who can’t hide his goofy side.

5. Heat. If you ever found Pacino in a movie with Robert De Niro, you know he would have to be on the brink of hysteria to take on the role. Pacino gets his wish in Heat, which brought the two Hollywood legends together for the first time on screen. Sure, Al has problems at home, with his temper, his ego, and his police work style. However, he will give Master Criminal De Niro a chance when the going gets tough. See Michael Mann pressing all the right buttons in this HBO HD movie.