Even if you haven't seen them all, at least try to do a top 10.
Here we go:
1 - The Wolf of Wall Street.
2 - GoodFellas
3 - Taxi Driver
4 - The Departed
5 - Casino
6 - Shutter Island
7 - Raging Bull
8 - The King of Comedy
9 - The Aviator
10 - After Hours
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1 - Taxi Driver
2 - GoodFellas
3 - The Wolf of Wall Street
4- Casino
5- The Departed
6- The King of Comedy
AAAAAAAAAND THE REST DON'T MATTER
1. Goodfellas
2. Casino
3. Age of Innocence
4. Taxi Driver
5. The Last Temptation of Christ
6. Raging Bull
7. Silence
8. King of Comedy
9. After Hours
10. Wolf of Wall Street
Not After Hours or any of his comedies for that matter. Fucking trash.
>3. Age of Innocence
Seriously ? (not that it's a bad film or anything but still..)
1. Shark Tales
>1 - Joker
>2 - GoodFellas
>3 - The Wolf of Wall Street
>4- Casino
>5- The Departed
>6- The King of Comedy
Fixed that for you
>AAAAAAAAAND THE REST DON'T MATTER
Explain yourself. Are you saying that the rest of his filmography is garbage ?
- Joker
directed by Todd Phillips
1 - The Color of Money (great conceptual overview, entertaining and less reliant on high-life or low-life characters)
2 - Goodfellas (Liotta's narration sells it)
3 - The Aviator - not as political as it could have been in retrospect and it doesn't even consider trains or the vast expansion of the automobile in America, like The Magnificent Ambersons does.
4 - Silence would work as a silent film
5 - The Departed wouldn't, but dialogue is an asset there.
6 - After Hours (almost like Terry Gilliam or a giallo)
7 - Mean Streets (great place to start with Scorsese)
8 - Age of Innocence (almost impossible to adapt and unfortunately it doesn't get into some of Archer's hallucinations in the novel, but like 'Who's That Knocking At My Door', it establishes something about a character who's clueless about Feminism
9 - Last Temptation
10 - Shutter Island (for its goofy pulp style)
11 - Raging Bull (best direction but not the best script)
12 - Cape Fear (great locations and character types, essential from a conceptual perspective as Max Cady is a physical manifestation of Satan, just as Last Temptation has the physical manifestation of God)
13 - Wolf of Wall Street (great supporting cast and DiCaprio does his best)
14 - King of Comedy
everything is trash compared to raging bull. that movie is so much better than the rest of the stuff that he made when he made great stuff. i dont really enjoy taxi driver to be honest
I like some of the references to Hitchcock in 'Innocence'
I've only Wallstreet the departed, Wolf of Wallstreet, Taxi Driver, Casino, Shutter Island of that list.
I really like Taxi Driver and all the others I find very forgettible. I can't even believe Taxi Driver is by the same director tbqh.
I wish the female narration didn't exist, and instead of Enya maybe Aled Jones would've been better.
1. Taxi Driver
2. Raging Bull
3. Last Temptation
4. Silence
5. Bringing Out The Dead
if you think any of his other movies matter then fuck off
This book actually helps to highlight some of Scorsese's stylistic traits and themes, especially his processing of an environment's ceremony and ritual. I think it helps demonstrate why he uses repetition throughout a film.
I never watched Wolf of Wall Street it looked bad
ok
1. dogshit
powergap
999. scocksese's filmography
I'll just do a top 10 even though I've seen more:
1. Taxi Driver
2. Goodfellas
3. The Wolf of Wall Street
4. The Aviator
5. Casino
6. Bringing Out The Dead
7. The Last Temptation Of Christ
8. Raging Bull
9. Gangs of New York
10. Shutter Island
I haven't seen King of Comedy and I really need to see that one, I'll get around to it soon. I should also probably rewatch Mean Streets, I watched it a while ago but I don't remember much from it so obviously it hasn't made a big impression, but maybe on a second viewing it would help. Special most overrated mention goes to The Departed.
Bringing out the dead doesn't get enough love. How is there not more movies about ambulance drivers?
if your top 3 isn't a combination of raging bull, taxi driver and goodfellas you should kys
Stylistically it's his best film, better than Taxi Driver or Gangs at getting to the heart of the city, but like those films it's structured as a tour. I wish Age of Innocence had the same kinds of hallucinations because Wharton suggests a level of anxiety in Archer that we don't get to see in the film
Yes. It gets me every time.
1. Silence
2. King of Comedy
3. Last Temptation of Christ
and his 3 worst are
1. Goodfellas
2. Casino
3. The Departed
Agree, it's such a great movie, Scorcese directing a Paul Schrader script is instant kino. There's probably not more ambulance driver movies because Bring Out The Dead did it so well, how could it be beaten?
1. Taxi Driver
2. The Aviator
3. The Departed
4. Goodfellas
5. The Wolf of Wall Steet
6. The King of Comedy
7. The Last Temptation of Christ
8. Raging Bull
9. Shutter Island
10. Cape Fear
1. Casino
2. The Departed
3. Goodfellas
>if your top 3 isn't the most basic bitch imdb tier
Taxi Driver and Goodfellas are in my top 3, but Raging Bull is his most overrated film after The Departed.
You sound dumb as fuck.
Raging Bull
Casino
Taxi Driver
Goodfellas
You sound like a nigger.
Literally my top 5 as well, nice. Bringing Out The Dead is criminally underrated
Don't feel like ranking all so I'll just do my top 5
>5. Casino
>4. The King of Comedy
>3. Mean Streets
>2. Raging Bull
>1. Taxi Driver
Taxi Driver
Goodfellas
The Departed
Casino
Shutter Island
Gangs of New York
The Rest
The Wolf of Wall Street
From best to worst:
1 - Goodfellas
2 - Raging Bull
3 - The Departed
4 - Taxi Driver
5 - Casino
6 - The King of Comedy
7 - The Wolf of Wallstreet
8- Shutter Island
10 - Gangs of New York
11 - The Aviator
12- Silence
13 - Cape Fear
14 - Hugo
That's all I've seen
1. Life Lessons
>last temptation
>Everything else
>all these tryhard psueds ignoring Hugo
Only two mentions of Mean Streets ITT. Pathetic
