You can watch the 1983 film Scarface on several major platforms, mostly via paid streaming or rental, and there are a few legal ways it may be available for free with ads or through subscriptions.

Main streaming options

As of early 2026, Scarface is commonly available on subscription and live‑TV style services in many regions.

  • Premium cable/streaming:
    • STARZ (including STARZ add‑ons such as Starz on Amazon Channels).
* AMC+ in some regions.
  • Live TV / bundles (in certain countries):
    • Philo.
* Fubo (Fubo: Watch Live TV & Sports).

* YouTube TV, via channels that carry the film (like STARZ or AMC).
  • Device ecosystems:
    • The Roku Channel app can surface Scarface via STARZ, Philo, Fubo and others on Roku devices.

Availability can change by country and over time, so you’ll want to search Scarface (1983) in your local apps to confirm what’s live right now.

Rent or buy digitally

If you prefer a one‑time rental or permanent digital copy, Scarface is widely offered in HD or 4K.

  • Typical digital rental and purchase stores:
    • Amazon Video / Prime Video (store section).
* Apple TV / iTunes.

* Fandango at Home (formerly Vudu), often in HD or 4K.

* ROW8 and similar rental platforms in some markets.
  • Physical media (if you like discs):
    • DVD and Blu‑ray editions from major retailers like Amazon and others.

These options are usually available regardless of whether it’s streaming on a subscription service in your country.

Legal free or ad‑supported options

Sometimes you can watch Scarface at no extra cost, but still through legit services.

  • Ad‑supported streaming:
    • Services like Tubi or Crackle periodically rotate in classic movies for free (with ads); you may need to check if Scarface is currently in their catalog.
  • Library streaming:
    • Platforms such as Kanopy or Hoopla (if supported by your local library) sometimes carry classics like Scarface ; you log in with a library card and stream for free.
  • Limited‑time promos:
    • Streaming platforms occasionally make big titles free during anniversaries, events, or trials, so keeping an eye on promotions can help you catch it without paying extra.

Because these rotate frequently, search for Scarface directly inside each app or on their websites to see if it’s currently available in your region.

Important note on “free movie sites”

Forum threads and comments often mention completely free movie sites, but many of those:

  • Are not licensed to host the film.
  • Can expose you to malware, invasive ads, or legal issues.
  • May have low video quality or unstable links.

For safety and to support the creators, it’s best to stick to licensed services (subscription, rental, or library platforms).

Quick checklist for you

  1. Open the streaming apps you already have (STARZ, AMC+, Philo, Fubo, Prime Video, Apple TV, etc.) and search for “Scarface (1983)”.
  1. If you don’t see it, check a rental store like Amazon Video or Apple TV for a cheap HD/4K rental.
  1. If you want a free, legal route, look at ad‑supported apps in your country (Tubi, Crackle) and any library apps (Kanopy, Hoopla) you can access.

Information gathered from public forums or data available on the internet and portrayed here.