Best Martin Scorsese Film?

Best Martin Scorcese Film?


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Goodfellas...
Taxi Driver
Raging bull
Casino
Wolf Of Wall Street

christ what a fucking hit list
 
There's no bigger blunder in that film than that scene; yet people loved it. Thus the worst shot in that film is still excellent relative to most films.
I have no problem w that scene either.
 
My top 5:

1. Casino
2. Taxi Driver
3. The King of Comedy
4. Mean Streets
5. Goodfellas
 
From the poll I haven't seen New York, New York, The Age of Innocence, Kundun, or The Aviator.

I voted Taxi Driver, but I like Raging Bull just as much. Casino and Wolf of Wall Street are up there.

The Age Of Innocence is a great romance, and there aren't too many of those.
 
1. Taxi Driver
2. Mean Streets
3. Raging Bull
4. Last Temptation of Christ
5. Cape Fear

I voted Mean Streets to give it some love.
 
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I don't like Scorsese, which is blasphemous I know. Everytime I say he's the worst everyone's like:

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I like HUGO and CAPE FEAR best, so since the latter is a remake and the former a literal love letter to film, I pick HUGO.
 
Voted Goodfellas

Hes a GOAT director. I like all these films alot
 
Goodfellas is by far his best work and a timeless classic, that film will be watched in 50 years and people will see how real gangsters were.

Casino was dragged out and held up by Pesci imo, good film but no Goodfellas.

Taxi Driver was shit when I watched it but I get a feeling everyone who loves it is in the old category that grew up with it, to me it was just a weird guy struggling with PTSD or whatever.

Wall Street was well made but dragged like a bastard, the story to me was just boring but I guess what can you do with a story about a guy who makes money?
 
1. Goodfellas
2. Raging Bull
3. The Departed
4. Mean Streets
5. Taxi Driver
6. The Wolf of Wall Street
7. The Aviator
8. Gangs of New York
9. After Hours
10. Shutter Island
11. The Color of Money
12. Cape Fear
13. Casino
 
Gangs is the better film but others are more fun to watch.
 
I voted Wolf of Wall Street just because that scene where Leo and the fat jew are on some kind of pills and they're talking in slow motion and have no control over their limbs.... that might be the best thing I've seen on a screen ever.
 
Bringing Out the Dead is underrated.
 
Goodfellas is by far his best work and a timeless classic, that film will be watched in 50 years and people will see how real gangsters were.

Casino was dragged out and held up by Pesci imo, good film but no Goodfellas.

Taxi Driver was shit when I watched it but I get a feeling everyone who loves it is in the old category that grew up with it, to me it was just a weird guy struggling with PTSD or whatever.

Wall Street was well made but dragged like a bastard, the story to me was just boring but I guess what can you do with a story about a guy who makes money?

I swear I've seen Goodfellas at least 8 or 10 times in my life but even so, every time I'm surfing the channels and see it, it has the ability to drag me back in.
 
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