Top 5 Scorsese movies, what's yours? >1. The Departed

>>87587085
Your taste kind of sucks.
>1. Raging Bull
>2. Taxi Driver
>3. Goodfellas
>4. The Last Temptation of Christ
>5. Casino

>>87587485
switch last temptation for mean streets and bada bing bada boom zoom zoom zoom

>>87587085
Mmmm. Gangs of New York is the only one I've seen, so I'm gonna put that as #1. For the rest, I'll just do my favorite Quentin Tarantino movies.
>Reservoir Dogs
>Jackie Brown
>Pulp Fiction
>Kill Bill vol. 2

>>87587085
1.) Taxi Driver
2.) Goodfellas
3.) Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore
4.) Raging Bull
5.) Casino

>>87587085

>No Taxi Driver in your top five

Why is that, if you care to elaborate? It's my favourite of his, even though I think Goodfellas is his most entertaining.

I wasn't big on Cape Fear when I rewatched it a couple of years ago. I remember loving it but now it seems a bit too over the top and over-produced. I really like the original film a lot when I finally saw that recently though, I recommend checking that out if you haven't OP.

Also I haven't seen Silence yet, is it really that good?

>>87587675
>Also I haven't seen Silence yet, is it really that good?
Yes, it's really great and spiritual.

>>87587599
fuck off pleb, Tarantino is redditcore

>>87588031
>Implying Tarantino isn't one of the greatest filmmakers to ever do it.
Tarantino probably inspired half of your favorite movies so fuck off.

>>87587599
>Kill Bill Vol 1.
>Pulp Fiction
>Basterds
>Reservoir Dogs
>Django

>>87588189
>Tarantino probably inspired half of your favorite movies so fuck off.
If you're an underage capeshit loving spaz maybe.

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>>87587085
>Departed #1

>>87587675
I contemplated between taxi driver and cape fear

>the departed
>casino
>goodfellas
>raging bull
>taxi driver
also
>the aviator

>>87587085
1. Taxi Driver
2. After Hours
3. the King of Comedy
4. Cape Fear
5. The Aviatordeal with it

fucking hate the Raging Bull/Goodfellas/Casino formula

After Hours
After Hours
After Hours
After Hours
After Hours

>>87587085
1. Silence
2. Taxi Driver
3. Raging Bull
4. Goodfellas
5. Last temptation of Christ

>>87588497
Raging Bull is absolute kino though

>>87587485
I'll switch Raging Bull with Taxi Driver, and that's it

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>>87587085

>1. Raging Bull
>2. Goodfellas
>3. Silence
>4. Kundun
>5. Taxi Driver

1. The last temptation of Christ
2. After Hours
3. Kundun
4. Silence
5. New York, New York

This is the objective list, mafiaplebs and atheistfags need not apply

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>>87587085

1. Taxi Driver
2. Wolf of Wall Street
3. Casino
4. Inception
5. Shutter Island

>>87588497
>Raging Bull/Goodfellas/Casino formula
Raging Bull is far more similar to Taxi Driver and The King of Comedy than to Goodfellas and Casino

>>87587085
1. Raging Bull
2. Goodfellas
3. Departed
4. Gangs of New York
5. Taxi Driver

In no particular order

Silence
Hugo
The Last Temptation of Christ
Taxi Driver
The Aviator

>>87587085
1. shutter island
2. shutter island
3. shutter island
4. taxi driver
5. shutter island

>>87587085
1. GoodFellas
2. Taxi Driver
3. The King of Comedy
4. After Hours
5. Casino

Raging Bull could also be in the top 5 depending on my mood.

>>87589156
bait

>>87587675
Silence was let down by bad editing. Scorsese got the lady who did Raging Bill and The Departed when really he should have gotten someone who could edit it like the art film it wanted to be.

best: Goodfellas
worst: After Hours
most overrated: Casino
most underrated: The Color of Money
reddit: Gangs of New York

>>87589480
>After Hours
>Worst

Get out.

1. raging bull
2. after hours
3. goodfellas
4. taxi driver
5. casino

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The only good Scorsese movie is After Hours.

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>>87588714
same tbhq famalan
>CHECK EM

>>87588497
>>87588529
after hours completely falls apart in the last third

1. The Departed
2. Goodfellas
3. Taxi Driver
4. The Wolf of Wall Street
5. Raging Bull

>>87588497
I like your list.

Mine is:
1 - After Hours
2 - Casino
3 - Age of Innocence
4 - Cape Fear
5 - Taxi Driver

I've been sick of Scorsese desu, I'm sure I'll never watch his recent movies.

1. Goodfellas
2. Raging Bull
3. The king of comedy
4. Taxi Driver
5. Wolf of wall street

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>>87589480
>After Hours being his worst
pls anon

1. Goodfellas
2. Taxi Driver
3. Raging Bull
4. Silence
5. King of Comedy

I just don't take you seriously if Goodfellas isn't your favorite Scorsese

i think we can all agree that shutter island is his worst?

>>87590530
it's a complete pile of shit

>>87588497
>>87588529
>>87589003
>>87589746
>>87589810
>>87589943
>>87590130
>>87590237

These people know.

>>87590663
those are the weakest lists though

dont trust anybody who puts the age of innocence or after hours on a top 5 scorsese list

>Transcendental Meditation is a cult much better at hiding its power level than Scientology
>famous people affiliated with it are Clint Eastwood, Tom Hanks, Hugh Jackman, Paul McCartney, Jerry Seinfeld, Martin Scorsese and many others with David Lynch especially involved in it
>David Lynch Foundation is raising money to put TM in schools among other things
>Lynch is casting people out of TM and recruting cast members for TM (Sherilyn Fenn, Madchen Amick, Heather Graham, Laura Dern, Julee Cruise, Chrysta Bell, Michael Cera, David Bowie, Naomi Watts, Sky Ferreira, Jim Belushi, Moby, ...)
>involves brainwashing/trance/hypnosis/suggestion (you are basically manipulated into being positively affected by meditation)
>Lynch is giving talks saying he's using TM to expand his "ball of consciousness" and fish for ideas making fans want to try it
>other supposed benefits include a "life getting better and better", infininite/pure intelligence, consciousness and bliss with problems basically solving themselves
>TM is a "simple relaxation technique" in the same way Scientology is a "simple personality test"
>the basic lessons ($1500) provide you with a "secret" mantra (there is a list) to repeat for 20 minutes
>additional lessons teach levitation, the meditation for world peace (needs a group of meditators the size of the square root of 1% of the worlds population) and a weird derivate of unified field theory among other things
>there are reports of health issues as a result of doing TM and needing more and more lessons for it to still have an effect
>there are reports of women getting sexually abused by TM founder Maharishi Mahesh Yogi (former Beatles guru, now dead and basically replaced by Lynch)
>more information: suggestibility.org, the documentary "David Wants to Fly", promotional video "Meditation, Creativity, Peace", several weird videos on YouTube (one shows Lynch sharing a stage with a German guy saying it's unfortunate Hitler didn't succeed)

>>87590901
what the fuck?!

>>87590901
pasta

>>87590901
big if true

>>87587085
1. Wolf of Wall Street
2. The Departed
Only seen those two

Taxi Driver
Raging Bull
The King of Comedy
The Last Temptation of Christ
Goodfellas

shout out to Life Lessons and Kundun, which never get mentioned but are about a thousand times worthier than bullshit in this thread like The Aviator

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if this isn't on your list you are a pleb

>American Gangster
>Taxi Driver
>Wolf of Wall Street
>The Departed
>Raging Bull/Goodfellas

Denzel throwing the mink coat into the fireplace is one of my favorite all time Gangster film scenes

That or him smashing a man's head in with a grand piano

>>87591997
Fuck
>american gangster
That's ridley scott. Always fuck that up

Replace american gangster with goodfellas i guess
Eh

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I'd love to see Fabrice Luchini in a Scorsese movie. I don't why exactly, just something about his comedic sensibility...