Feb 28, 2017 Let's take a moment to appreciate the god, who is hitting some sort of late period prime atm Post ya top 10s 1. Taxi Driver 2. Raging Bull 3. The King of Comedy 4. Casino 5. Silence 6. Goodfellas 7. The Wolf of Wall Street 8. Shutter Island 9. The Aviator 10. New York, New York https://letterboxd.com/razvahn/list/martin-scorsese/
Feb 28, 2017 I've only seen 11 Scorsese movies, so.... Mean Streets and The Departed would definitely be up there for me. Someone list all of the projects Scorsese hasn't made, but talked about. I know there's a Ramones documentary, Devil in a White CIty w/ Leo, and a Mike Tyson movie w/ Jamie Foxx.
Feb 28, 2017 so how do you know it's underrated? -- This is obviously tough. I still never caught Silence. Right now I'm saying: 1. Goodfellas 2. The Last Waltz 3. Taxi Driver 4. Raging Bull 5. The Departed 6. The Age of Innocence 7. The Color of Money 8. The King of Comedy 9. The Wolf of Wall Street 10. The Last Temptation of Christ 11. Cape Fear 12. Mean Streets 13. Casino 14. Hugo 15. No Direction Home: Bob Dylan 16. Shutter Island 17. George Harrison: Living in the Material World 18. Shine a Light 19. The Aviator 20. Gangs of New York Need to put "Life Lessons," few others in here somewhere.
Feb 28, 2017 Until it's in pre-production, I consider it fair game. Also a Bill Clinton documentary. I know I'm forgetting a few.
Feb 28, 2017 1. Goodfellas 2. Taxi Driver 3. Casino 4. The Departed 5. Gangs of New York 6. The Last Waltz 7. The Aviator 8. The Wolf of Wall Street 9. Bringing Out the Dead 10. Cape Fear
Feb 28, 2017 Lol ok. The Sinatra pic, but that's confirmed not happening. Think Irishman, Tyson & Devil in a White City are gonna happen.
Feb 28, 2017 Found a couple more: Mine (Martin Scorsese, 1981) Paul Schrader and John Guare wrote drafts of the script for this biopic about the American composer. Lavish production numbers of Gershwin’s works were to be related to scenes from his life as discussed by Gershwin on a psychologist’s couch. The project was canceled due to complications with rights and the fear that a young audience would not understand or care about Gershwin. Theodora (Martin Scorsese) The tale of Theodora and Justinian, written with Gore Vidal.
Feb 28, 2017 i've probably seen about 10 or 11 of his films. enjoyed most of them and i need to watch the ones i haven't seen yet. as of now, my favorite film of his would be raging bull. my favorite scene is in taxi driver when he appears in the back of the bickle's cab. he does a fantastic acting job. he's very convincing and that scene its incredible!
Feb 28, 2017 1.) Taxi Driver 2.) Raging Bull 3.) The Aviator 4.) Goodfellas 5.) The Wolf of Wall Street 6.) Shutter Island 7.) The Departed 8.) Silence 9.) Casino 10.) The King of Comedy 11.) After Hours 12.) Mean Streets 13.) Gangs of New York 14.) The Color of Money 15.) Cape Fear Need re-watches of Bull/Departed/Shutter. Top 12 all at least four stars as it stands.
Mar 1, 2017 My list probably looks something like this... 1. Taxi Driver 2. Raging Bull 3. Goodfellas 4. The Wolf of Wall Street 5. The King of Comedy 6. The Age of Innocence 7. Silence 8. Shutter Island 9. Casino 10. Mean Streets 11. The Departed 12. The Last Temptation of Christ 13. Hugo 14. After Hours 15. The Aviator 16. Bringing Out the Dead 17. Gangs of New York 18. Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore 19. New York, New York 20. Kundun 21. Who's That Knocking on My Door? 22. The Color of Money 23. Cape Fear 24. Boxcar Bertha Also worth reposting is ReverseShot's Scorsese symposium from a few years back: http://reverseshot.org/symposiums/33/martin-scorsese-he-is-cinema This thread also reminds me that I need to check out the Scorsese exhibit at the Museum of Moving Image before it closes in April. Lastly, apropos of nothing, here is a picture of Scorsese in an inflatable donut...
Mar 2, 2017 1. Taxi Driver 2. Goodfellas 3. Raging Bull 4. The Departed 5. The Wolf of Wall Street 6. Casino 7. Bringing Out The Dead 8. After Hours 9. Mean Streets 10. The King of Comedy
