All I Have In This World

Tony Montana (Al Pacino) asserts his personal code of honor in Scarface (1983), directed by Brian De Palma. Confronted by a drug lord who threatens him, Tony declares that his word and his courage are his only true possessions — and non-negotiable. The line reveals the contradictory moral logic at the heart of Tony's character: a man capable of great violence who still holds himself to a rigid, self-defined code.