Best Scorsese?
Best Scorsese?
Isaac Flores
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Samuel Hernandez
Kys pleb
Blake Nelson
Scorsese stopped being good after Ragin Bull
Dylan Jones
not even close
Lincoln Hall
Mean Streets
James Price
Overall no, simply because other Scorcese films are iconic masterpieces.
That being said, The Departed is probably his best written film.
Nicholas Nguyen
nah. it's retahhded.
Carter Martinez
That's not Taxi Driver
Samuel Long
Dude, curse words in a heavy Baaaahston accent lmao
Adam King
Top 5 scorsese's
>Age of Innocence
>Hugo
>The Last Temptation of Christ
>After Hours
>Silence
HM: The Aviator, The King of Comedy, New York New York
Henry Martin
he just has an excellent catalog
best is just a stupid argument
hugo is a good watch if you haven't seen many of his films and want something accessible
Nicholas Wood
It's a remake of film from HK.
Lincoln Sanchez
>trying this hard to be a contrarian
Hunter Foster
Yeah, Ive seen it. The Departed is much much better.
Camden Rogers
Watch Infernal Affairs instead.
Or just choose David Lynch, Isabella Rossellini did.
Nicholas Jackson
1. Silence
2. Taxi Driver
3. The Departed/After Hours
4. Last Temptation/Raging Bull
5. Goodfellas/Casino
Logan Clark
Scorsese is overrated.
Landon Cox
Seen Taxi Driver. It's mediocre compared to The Departed.
Liam Davis
>the departed better than infernal affairs
Sup Forums must go back to their containment board, take that white power shit out of here.
Landon Rodriguez
Incredibly underrated
but warning PLEBS HATE IT!
Isaiah Garcia
Fuck you
Nolan Gomez
He'll never make a better movie than King of Comedy in my opinion
Leo Brown
>everyone who has different opinions than me is from Sup Forums
Dylan Long
Silence is Christianity propaganda
Luis Edwards
Pic related is unironically better than Raging Bull.
Henry Thomas
Taxi driver
it is better, dummy
How come? You're wrong btw
Jacob Young
Its actually funny, because I really like Tony Leung and Andy Lau.
Infernal affairs is really good, but Departed is a much better film overall.
Nathaniel Brooks
>after Ragin Bull
>Ragin Bull
>Bull
>Bull
>Bull
Jack Phillips
not enough dildos, swearing and killings for you?
Austin Sullivan
I used to think Catherine Zeta Jones in Intolerable Cruelty was the most beautiful woman in the world, until I saw Cybill Shepherd in Taxi Driver.
Chase Hughes
Infernal Affairs has about 10% of the personality and roughly the same story.
Justin Clark
Saw pick related a couple hours ago. I wouldn't call it his best but I thought it was pretty good. What's the consensus on it?
Charles Brown
The Departed has basically the same plot but with much better writing, direction and acting. How anyone can prefer Infernal Affairs is beyond me.
Landon Brown
Cameron Diaz ruined it. DDL carries it. A lot of people here shit on Dicaprio as well, but I like him in this movie.
I personally love the setting and the sets, everything about it is great, I even like Diaz in it. My 3rd favorite Scorcese movie.
Christian James
It's a bit uneven but I still like it.
Brayden Cruz
1. Taxi Driver
2. Raging Bull
3. Goodfellas
4. The King Of Comedy
5. Casino
you just cannot dismiss this
Chase Taylor
I wouldn't call it better than Raging Bull but it is definitely one of Scorsese's more underrated films.
Parker Kelly
This. Diaz is unbearable.
Carson Reed
Because "normies" like The Departed, it won Oscars, and pointing out the fact that it's a remake is a great way to rub their superior film knowledge in everyone's face. I'd make a bet that that user hasn't even seen Infernal Affairs
Jaxon Howard
I don't care about asian cinema.
Nathaniel Flores
Why does everyone rate "Raging Bull" so highly? It's good, De Niro was great in it, but they've done at least 4 better films together
For me, it goes:
1. Taxi Driver
2. Goodfellas
3. The Aviator
4. The King of Comedy
5. Casino
Eli Foster
Goodfellas obviously
Isaiah Myers
My favorite of his at least, you are not alone OP
Juan Wright
My top 5 is
After Hours
Age of Innocence
Casino
Bringing Out the Dead
The Departed
Aaron Roberts
7/10
Would be lower if it wasn't for DDL giving one of his best performances and completely saving it
Jacob Green
1. Raging Bull
2. Taxi Driver
3. Goodfellas
4. Bringing Out the Dead
5. The King of Comedy
Silence was great, and I might consider putting it above Bringing Out the Dead, but it might be a little too soon to make that judgement.
Oliver Peterson
Wolf of wall street and goodfellas
Gavin Sullivan
My favorite movie. The secret is to completely ignore Cameron Diaz.
Charles Morgan
Infernal Affairs is dog shit. I saw it before the Departed even came out. Marty turned a lame movie into something memorable.
Nathan Wright
>I don't see no Americans. I see trespassers, Irish harps. Do a job for a nickel what a nigger does for a dime and a white man used to get a quarter for. What have they done? Name one thing they've contributed.
Watching it again right now because of this thread. The thing that changed Gangs for me was reading the actual book and watching a documentary about the actual people the movie is based on. I know people will say that they shouldn't have to read a book or watch a documentary in order to appreciate a film, but it really helps with this one. There is a lot of detail in the movie that I would have otherwise missed.
Jack Adams
Dicaprio was terrible in Gangs, his accent broke constantly throughout the film.
Kevin Bennett
Goodfellas or Taxi Driver. Impossible for me to pick one.
Andrew Baker
>Departed has better writing
>I ain't no fuckin' rat! Ey, fuck you! You fuckin' rat bastard!
Timeless. Scorsesian if you will.
David Jenkins
YOU KNOW WHO LIVES IN THAT APARTMENT?
William Johnson
>tfw you will never direct a scene as chill as Tony Lau and Andy Lau hanging out while being audiophiles.