Scorsese thread
>Favorite movie
>Old vs new
>Harvey Keitel vs Robert de Niro
I personally prefer the old Scorsese (Mean streets, I call first, etc.)
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Owen Cooper
Those the Irishman have any chance of being good?
Jaxon Carter
It has de Niro AND al Pacino, so I guess it'll be decent at least. But I hope it's a kind of homage to goodfellas and that kind of style.
Gavin Watson
i sincerely hope so, i need fresh cosa nostra kino
Adam Cox
Is there even a release date? And it should, SHOULD be the best Netflix movie made
Thomas Price
>Favorite movie
Taxi Driver
>Old vs new
Old, but I'm not one of those that thinks his newer stuff is no good: It's still great.
>Harvey Keitel vs Robert de Niro
De Niro.
Nolan Hernandez
>De Niro in 2019
Have you seen the shit he's been making? He's not exactly Travis Bickle material anymore.
David Jackson
2019, but it's in post-production already.
Nathan Hernandez
I think it will still be good, Scorsese has wanted to make it for almost twenty years and he doesn't make shitty movies, I think the issue is that while it'll be good we'll be able to distinguish what it would have been like had it been made when the actors weren't so fucking old and were in their acting primes.
Bentley Watson
I know, but a man has to have hope user.
Jaxson Jones
>>Favorite movie
The Departed. Not because I think it's his best or because I'd only watch this if I had only one Scorcese film to ever be able to watch again. Rather, because it's the one I'm most likely to rewatch.
>>Old vs new
Silence is incredible. New wins by its virtue.
>>Harvey Keitel vs Robert de Niro
In a Scorsese film, De Niro. Outside one, Keitel.
Jace White
>Favorite
Taxi Driver - Scorsese, Schrader and Deniro perfect storm of loneliness, sexual repression and anger
>Old vs new
Old
>Keitel vs de Niro
De Niro
Isaiah Bennett
Silence was pretty damn good imo, but all the press seemed to hate it because of the religious theme tho. And I think that Scorses's soul is the struggle between religion and mob stuff, so it was quite his thing.
Aiden Flores
yeah it was a main theme in mean streets
Carter Hughes
damn, am I the only one who prefers keitel or what?
Noah Ross
Probably. De Niro was once on the greatest actors of all time when he actually cared about acting and many of his best performances, like Raging Bull, Taxi Driver and King of Comedy, were in Scorsese films.
Brandon Morgan
I like Keitel but chose De Niro. Just think they were on to something special in late 70s early 80s and De Niro felt more like Scorsese's actor avatar than Keitel. De Niro seemed to be animated by some of the same things artistically and was on the same page as Scorsese working through his obsessions.
Would also be interesting to do this thread with choice between De Niro and DiCaprio. Scorsese's reteaming with Leo for Killers of the Flower Moon and a movie about Teddy Roosevelt
Jaxson Garcia
DiCaprio doesn't put out the kind of performances that De Niro could, but he must be great to work with. Not the same kind of talent, but the right kind of working personality.
Christian Wilson
>It has de Niro AND al Pacino, so I guess it'll be decent at least
Righteous Kill was horrible.
Jaxson Moore
i really enjoyed Silence and put it in the same tier as Casino and Goodfellows.
Logan Phillips
Departed goodfellas taxi driver aviator casino. Thats the order
Justin Ward
I want another jazzy score
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Brandon Wright
>Favorite movie
Taxi Driver
what a coincidence that i am now encountering this Thread.
I just saw "Raging Bull" for the first Time 30 minutes ago.
i would give it a 4 out of 5 Stars.
i liked the Movie. but the ending was a little disappointing, it could have been better.
my favorite scene is when Jake supposed to lose the fight but struggles with that because he is to proud and breaks down crying in the locker room. really powerfull scene.
Yesterday i watched Cape Fear.
4,5 / 5
Sometimes i tought its a Comedy:
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i laughed so hard at that scene because it was so absurdly.
whats the thing with Scorsese and underage girls ?
the topic is quite common in his films
Mason Turner
wrong link, i meant the scene where DeNiro rides underside the Family Car
Liam Cox
After having read the script, I can't imagine The Irishman having Mark Twain-style narration in it.
Julian Morris
One of the strongest aspects of The Departed was the fact that Costigan frequently managed to sound like Huck Finn.
Jace Gutierrez
*'Costello'