Scorsese (1 Viewer)

[stephenoblunt]

Oh it has to be King Of Comedy, buyt only cause I saw it for the first time a couple of weeks ago and nearly cried. It is a fucking amazing film. Fucking am, no, fucking brilliant!

 

[Goodbye]

I agree. Age Of Innocence is great, despite having Winona Ryder in it.
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me arse... she is perfect in that film

 

[oh shit]

me arse... she is perfect in that film

except that May was supposed to be blonde and Ellen brunette.
stuff like that bugs me, specially when he took such care over pretty much everything else.

 

[Jimmy Magee]

King o Comedy's my fave, if nothing else for the scene where Sandra does her big theatrical kiss. Love the weird jerky cinematography (God I sound so pretentious) at the end of Taxi Driver. After Hours is a treasure too. Goodfellas is perfectly constructed I think, the work of a master, but a bit *too* crisp (if you know what I mean*). Seen Mean Streets ages ago, but can't really remember it to be honest. Kundun was v good too, although I think you've to have at least some sympathy for Buddhism


*I don't mean "if you know what I mean" in an innuendo sense

 

[Wilbert]

me arse... she is perfect in that film

Forget about what she looks like, Ian. I'm talking about her awful acting.

 

[Goodbye]

Not just talking about her looks, Wil... the acting was spot on

Looks wise her best role is reality bites... huminahuminahumina

 

[Wilbert]

Not just talking about her looks, Wil... the acting was spot on

Looks wise her best role is reality bites... huminahuminahumina

Ok, Ian, I'll check again as you have never steered me wrong so far, but i don't know....... I have a bad feeling about this!

 

[shidheat]

Raging Bull. End of.

Raging Bull. All of.

 

[One of us]

Just saw New York, New York there, and its a much underestimated movie, with a fine De Niro performance. You need to have a tolerance for golden age musicals and Liza Minelli though, which narrows the target audience somewhat.