Bill Burr | Martin Scorsese Films

[@AReservoirDog]

Karen's performance is such an underrated part of what makes Goodfellas great. Lorraine Bracco really sells that character.

[@fro_e]

She's great as Dr. Milfi in The Sopranos

[@akshayshetty9331]

@@fro_eI saw what you did there, concur.

[@dhanushc.s3909]

Even the Scorcese fans don't acknowledge The King Of Comedy! That's how underrated it is!

[@lordbunbury]

They do. The more they are into marty’s movies the higher they rate it.

[@bryanhartline1696]

It’s a top 5 of his for me

[@ggthewhale]

That and After Hours

[@maza4832]

Shutter island is slept on as well. One of Scorsese's best ever

[@johnochiltree1170]

I watched king of comedy because I listened to Opie and Anthony back in the day and never realized how pretty much on a daily basis they were referencing that movie. Great movie.

[@Morgan-ws1ng]

Silence is incredibly underrated when talking about Scorsese films. One of his best in my opinion

[@joewilson6837]

Can’t agree more. My dad is a massive Scorsese fan yet has never seen Silence. Starting to think he likes Mob movies more than Marty movies haha

[@heathsartorius5844]

Agreed, I think it's the greatest film ever made honestly

[@JosephQuillen]

Loved silence. Incredible.

[@dash4800]

when i see something like Silence I kind of get irritated that he kept going back to the well of gangster movies over and over. To be honest when I look back at those movies my eyes kind of just gloss over. I wish he spent more time doing something more creative.

[@TheAgentmigs]

Absolutely underrated.

[@SamoIsKing]

The best bit about Pesci getting whacked in Casino is he's giving the narration right up until he gets hit, so you are lulled into a false sense of security and it puts you right in Nickys shoes in the moment. God damn I fucking love Scorsese.

[@mr.martinez6932]

"The dollars. Always about the fuckin dollars. Anyway, I thought that--ACCCK" 💀

[@timothyorie7021]

After Raging Bull he comes out with King of Comedy..a total 180..brilliant!!

[@Appathetic_Substance_Abuse]

And eventually hit it off with good fellas. Few years in king of comedy, few years in the last temptation, and here i am. A half a directah. So what?

[@steveconn]

The eighties he couldn't raise big money and did smaller indie movies. Kind of more interesting than the mobster movies.

[@cov9290]

@@steveconn i like both in different ways

[@GuilleFrenk]

Don't forget "Hugo" either, Scorsese is crazy, he's not afraid to explore genres and to work with completely different cinematographers.

[@timothyorie7021]

@Scott Sieg what’s your opinion of not garbage?

[@Gabagool93]

I thought Bill was talking to himself at first. I was so confused for the first minute of this clip.

[@nutbuster4209]

I still think he is talking to himself

[@themightydragon710]

whos he talking too?

[@nutbuster4209]

@@themightydragon710 Paul virzi

[@KjtheGreatPro]

me 2, thank god its not illegal to be confused! Otherwise the dems would cancel you!

[@Gabagool93]

@@KjtheGreatPro shut. the. fuck. up.

[@benwith1n528]

I have a soft spot for The Departed. Alec Baldwin's character is the funniest thing ever.

[@thelostandfoundnetwork9245]

Mark Whalberg is way better in that flick!

[@UncleLootDayZ]

(That’s my) 3rd favorite Scorsese flick, Goodfellas, Casino and The Irishman all being at tied at number 1, and Taxi Driver in at 2nd place. Weird listing I know....

[@Th3Downz]

You want a smoke? You don't smoke do ya? What are you, one of those fitness freaks? Go fuck yourself

[@Rrcdo]

I’m gonna grab a smoke

[@skyblaze1134]

But it's a hugely flawed and badly written film

[@Isojoki]

That Don Rickles/Don Zimmer comparison is hilarious.

[@bazil83]

"He just sort of guided him to the ground" 😂😂

[@ctrainbeats]

@@bazil83 so fucking great lol

[@joedimes8239]

I asked my dear departed Dad what happened to Zimmer? He replied in Spanish, "Lo doblo" which roughly translated means led him to the ground. I miss you Dad.

[@NinjaBuddha503]

I mean that’s the best thing Pedro could do out of 100s of different possibilities. I mean why did Zimmer think he could just come in on Martinez like that and come out unscathed. Did he think he was Hammish’s dad and could take out a few Englishmen still during a brawl. Not just any brawl either, this is Boston vs New York playoff baseball brawl not a spring training brawl or little league brawl.

[@unwashedbuffalo]

The Depahhhted

[@bcmc789]

Duuuuude was literally gonna say it gets so overlooked somehow

[@SASBurner]

the aviatahh

[@Xubelo]

HAHAHAHA … it just reminds me of Louis CK’s impression of his school teacher saying the “retaaaaaaaaaahdid.”

[@GlennErikMathisen]

The deepæded?

[@Jeremy-t6w5x]

We gotta go to the marhket 😂😂😂

[@KR-ki9hw]

I loved Pesci in the Irishman. He was understated, playing the guy probably like he really was.

[@gabiluch87]

My favorite performance in the entire movie

[@johndong7524]

​@@gabiluch87 Same here. Pesci stole that movie.

[@andreaholcock8992]

Somehow more terrifying than his Tommy D

[@craigvincent60]

It was an incredible honor working in those scenes with Bob & Joe. 13 takes of Joe slapping my face & hitting me with that phone! Thanks guys for mentioning my scenes in Casino! 😃😉👍🤟

[@appukoo]

Am surprised that am the first one to comment in 2 months

[@Jukeboksi]

Nice man! Part of greatness, if you ask me.

[@craigvincent60]

@@Jukeboksi Thanks! Yes, a great privilege to be chosen for sure.

[@jimmyjam26]

@@craigvincent60 we loved it when Sam told the cops to use your head to open the door that was hilarious 😂

[@6Texasboi]

Just seeing this comment...curious how they were off set? Likeable? Did you have many convos with them??

[@tatine9920]

Casino is my favourite, because of Sharon Stone's performance. But I love them all. I even love the last waltz... and that film he made in his parents' apartment where his mum gives her gravy recipe lol.

[@andestung1760]

I don't know man, I really love The Irishman, perhaps due to the fact we all kinda know that it was very likely to be the last time all those great legends - De Niro, Al Pacino , Scorcese, Joe Pesci work together. And also, it was a great great movie.

[@TPG1]

Way too long and boring imo

[@snapper7568]

It was a perfect storm of director/actors. I doubt I'll see something that monumental in a film again. And yeah, the movie itself was phenomenal, up there with scorsese's very best. I just don't get the 'too long, boring' complaint. Seeing it at the cinema was unforgettable.

[@dannygreen5477]

Exactly.

[@likearollingstone007]

@@TPG1No and no.

[@TPG1]

Yeah and Yes@@dannygreen5477

[@buddefreitas8945]

Casino and goodfellas are two of my all time favourite movies.

[@lrrich8023]

I’ve seen both 9,073 times, I’ll pry watch it tommorrow 😂

[@burlhorse61]

Sharon Stone's performance in Casino is underrated

[@hvacexplained9341]

Throw “The Departed” in that group for me !!!

[@argoshots]

Paul Newman was nominated for 8 Academy Awards. He only WON 1. It was for playing Eddie Felson 25 years later than in The Hustler and 25 years older. Not to mention the first film where we see that Tom Cruise is an actual actor. You can't go through Scosese's films and leave out The Color of Money!

[@Nanku42]

Indeed

[@jedbl7576]

@@Nanku42I believe it was called the hustler of money. 😂 kzbin.info/www/bejne/l4fOZoaba8yJiqc

[@BryceChillis]

that scene where they are finding all the guys deniro whacked is one of the best ever, i think

[@stenbak88]

Marty’s vision is epic

[@kingspade3735]

Greatest scene of the movie

[@MrHEC381991]

Can't hear that song again without picturing muthafuckas turning up dead in new cars, dumpsters and meat trucks lol

[@dreday5880]

Poor Frankie Carbone 🤣🤣🤣

[@BryceChillis]

@@MrHEC381991 lol that's how you use a song in a scene effectively!

[@Revelian1982]

Top three for me: Goodfellas, Casino, The Departed.

[@Unknownn658]

Casino is EASILY number two to Goodfellas. It's such a good movie.

[@Revelian1982]

@@Unknownn658 I personally think it's a little closer than that, but yeah, they're both masterpieces that I never tire of watching. The Irishman, on the other hand, took three sittings to get through, and I never want to watch it again.

[@conor1666]

I think casino is a little overrated tbh 🤐, no way that’s better then taxi driver or raging bull

[@Revelian1982]

@@conor1666 I'll have to watch those two again to make another judgement, but when I did watch them, I'm afraid they did nothing for me.

[@conor1666]

@@Revelian1982 fair enough, definitely a different style of a film

[@eliametelio7322]

Didn't mentioned "After hours" True Masterpiece!

[@mattjindrak]

He didn't mention "Before Minutes" either

[@Danimal77]

@@mattjindrak Yes they did. Bill Burr said "that ambulance movie." They didn't mention: After Hours (1985) Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore (1974) Cape Fear (1991) Gangs Of New York (2002) New York, New York (1977) Shutter Island (2010) The Color Of Money (1986) The King Of Comedy (1982) The Last Temptation of Christ (1988)

[@Danimal77]

They didn't mention: After Hours (1985) Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore (1974) Cape Fear (1991) Gangs Of New York (2002) New York, New York (1977) Shutter Island (2010) The Color Of Money (1986) The King Of Comedy (1982) The Last Temptation of Christ (1988)

[@FranzJrob]

Silence is still flying under the radar. Scorsese with Liam Neeson Adam Driver and Andrew Garfield. Amazing movie

[@jashshah1033]

Yes.. Probably the mist understated yet one of his best and most personal films

[@tylerdordon99]

and After Hours too.

[@BanksHoliday]

😴

[@thoroughlywithfoil]

Underrated Masterpiece

[@simplenough]

People aren’t patient enough for it

[@Spamfish]

Cape Fear and Shutter Island are also near perfect movies. Even though on the surface the are simple 'thrillers' they have the same amount of depth and resonance as his beloved classics.

[@Mav3D67]

@Barfy Man it was a very good film tho

[@Mav3D67]

@Kai McCook being young when i originally watched shutter island i didnt know anything about scorscese although i watched his other movies so it helped me not to expect anything from it kind of just enjoy it for what it is

[@southpark645]

@Barfy Man a movie can have bad editing and still be good, come down off that high horse lol

[@gabiluch87]

Cape Fear is a masterpiece

[@gabiluch87]

Shutter Island's ending was so heart breaking

[@itkojecockot]

"The Departed" was brilliant

[@jong3821]

The accents were terrible.

[@cremetangerine82]

@@jong3821 Mark Wahlberg’s was good, since he’s from Dorchester (Boston).

[@jong3821]

@@cremetangerine82 You are right. He was the only one. He had some funny lines as well. Are you from that area?

[@cremetangerine82]

@@jong3821 I lived there from 2006 until last year. The bad Mass accents in movies makes my skin crawl!

[@jong3821]

@@cremetangerine82 I'm from Chelsea. Just over the Tobin bridge, across from Charlestown.

[@99FXR]

Casino takes the cake for me. Being a born and raised Vegas native. The amount of detail he went in to making that movie. From the custom LV country club house to the Anderson milk carton…Scorsese nailed it

[@javiermori1710]

Born and raised in vegas too.when they were filming here the RJ would put some of the locations where they would be shooting that day. I would go all over town to try to get onto or see the set. Leroys sportsbook for example downtown for that sportsbook scene with Pesci. Pieros they filmed alot too. My friend got speaking part as valet guy..lol..

[@nabiltarantino1202]

"That ambulance movie."

[@crumbb_m]

I know.... it hurt my soul a little😂😂😂

[@DuneLover6969]

After Hours, The Departed, Goodfellas, Taxi Driver, Silence, killers of the flower moon, gangs of new York , raging Bull, wolf of Wall Street.. hold fuck he might be the best director of all time

[@orkhan10]

Man why don't you get in contact with bill burr? These videos are addictive. A lot more enjoyable than only listening to their voices. Thank you a lot for the effort buddy! Much appreciated.

[@BananaPhoPhilly]

Yeah and the last guy who did these types of videos is in prison now... lol so we need someone new.

[@mperez412]

@@BananaPhoPhilly Wait what now? lol

[@Micolashcage1]

@@BananaPhoPhilly what happened to him?

[@tavog8150]

@@BananaPhoPhilly was it the videos that played "like a boss" as the intro

[@julydays4194]

@@BananaPhoPhilly lol bill probably weary of obsessive fans after all that. I wish the world wasn't so shitty.

[@fuferito]

Lorraine Bracco's actual kids played her kids in _Goodfellas._

[@Th3P3ac3N33d3d]

the lady who played tommys mom was actually martin scorsese's mother.

[@fuferito]

@@Th3P3ac3N33d3d, Yup. And the gentleman making sauce in prison was his dad.

[@Th3P3ac3N33d3d]

@@fuferito lol crazy i didnt even know that!

[@fuferito]

@Pale Big Booty white girl, She brings them along with her in that scene where she goes to her husband's girlfriend's building, she buzzes all the apartments by intercom, and tells everybody that 'Janice Rossi is a _whoah.'_

[@micahclawrence]

Aren't they Harvey Keitel's kids too?

[@anjammalik5641]

I’m surprised Gangs of New York wasn’t mentioned, the man even did Hugo with Sasha Cohen. Perfect director.

[@iamthewalrus4998]

Hugo is great visually but sucks in almost every other regard

[@flykicksdj]

Shutter Island

[@Revelian1982]

Gangs of New York was fucking garbage, only saved by Daniel Day-Lewis.

[@keithpatrick156]

@@Revelian1982 Sadly, I agree....and I really like the movie. Cameron Diaz and DiCaprio were both pretty bad in it IMO (I've only seen DiCaprio have what I consider a "good" performance in "Wolf of Wall Street" and "Catch Me If You Can").

[@Jay23445]

Keith Patrick Dicaprio is good in Wolf of Wallstreet and Django Unchained. But generally I wouldn’t consider him that great imo. He’s always overracts to me

[@birdizzle]

Just watched After Hours. Really fun movie. The Safdie Brothers owe Scorsese a debt, but especially for that one

[@earphonemania5657]

Scorsese was actually the executive producer of uncut gens so im sure scorsese is aware of the safdie brothers

[@birdizzle]

@@earphonemania5657 of course, I was remarking that the Safdie Brothers have benefited greatly from Scorses's work, particularly After Hours. Its manic pace, editing, night in the life of a man where everything goes wrong, is similar to Good Time and Uncut Gems. I love all of the aforementioned movies btw

[@williampoole1742]

Good Time definitely feels like Scorsese could have been a producer. They're gonna make some amazing movies

[@birdizzle]

@@williampoole1742 I'm so happy to live in a time while they're making movies.

[@justinhopper5941]

Todd Phillips really owes him one then. Joker is basically taxi driver and king of comedy.

[@GingerGamingandStuff]

I always wonder why I haven’t seen Casino in years and then I’m reminded of THAT scene and I quickly try to think about something else.

[@lunchbag_larry]

frankie leave the kid alone, he's still breathing!

[@jiovanysoltero923]

For me it was the Whole Sharon stone Ark about the money and stuff but looking back at it now , She Aced it

[@GingerGamingandStuff]

@208 Joker The whacking scene in the corn field

[@JoseMorales-lw5nt]

For anyone looking to see the greatness that is Joe Pesci, try this uderrated gem... THE GOOD SHEPHERD. Yes, it's essentially a glorified cameo. But oh, what a cameo! He does more in 2 minutes than most actors do in a lifetime. The fact that his performance allows Matt Damon to come off as a genuine villan, that's saying something...❤

[@muhammedmuhabbis1868]

Taxi driver without a doubt. Best movie ever made

[@Micolashcage1]

Taxi Driver is Scorcese's greatest film imo

[@Smoothjazzsundays]

Hands down

[@parthnigam916]

Agreed

[@Made_In_Heaven88]

Absolutely

[@alexcoyg3281]

Ray Liotta is King, he is amazing in everything, even the show with Jennifer Lowpess, he walks circles around everyone in that show and its so much fun

[@mamovaka]

He was so good in narc, he alone made that movie great.

[@Vaporvice84]

Goodfellas is probably his best film, but Taxi Driver is my favorite.

[@wc6046]

I'm pretty sure the general consensus is the opposite

[@Vaporvice84]

@@wc6046 Your general concensous differs from mine.

[@chrismaple7838]

@@wc6046 idts. But I may be wrong. I’m the black sheep that thinks Raging Bill is his best. Either way, they’re all great for the most part.....besides Deniro in The Irishman.

[@chrismaple7838]

@@Vaporvice84 btw here’s how I see it ( no one is wrong ) 1.Raging Bull 2.Goodfellas 3.Taxi Driver 4.Casino 5.Casino or The Departed

[@connor-craigsellars4777]

The Departed is much better.

[@KIL0]

CASINO is, hands down, my favorite Marty Film. I was 12 when i saw it. CASINO was the first FILM I ever saw; everything else up until then was just a MOVIE. A few years later, in late 2005, I was in the USMC on guard duty at an ammo dumpsite. I was reading the paper. The guy who kills Nikki and his Brother in the film and burys them in the field, he died in prison and he was "famous" enough from that scene that they mentioned him in the News. I will never forget.

[@Made_In_Heaven88]

6:01 that was a brilliant Pesci impression thought it was actually him

[@thedude4672]

I always thought it was weird that Henry Hill wanted no place cold. He's from NYC, FFS, a very cold city much of the year.

[@nikitapardis2739]

I’m so glad the OG still posting

[@MrMiz1113]

To my mind, one of Scorsese's best and most underrated films is 'The Age of Innocence'. It follows the book almost exactly, includes narration directly from the book, has a stellar cast, incredible set and costume design and is so far out of what we're used to from Scorsese and yet is completely masteful. He also called it his most violent movie and despite the total lack of physical violence, he's about right.

[@markvito746]

Idk why but I love the scene where Lester Diamond is arguing with Sam's daughter and hes like "shut up!!" And she comes back with "you shut up!!" Lmao his expression was priceless James woods didn't get much credit for playing Lester he was great

[@drewr4544]

Thats because he played himself

[@bridgecross]

The greatest part of the cornfield scene is how Scorsese has Pesci's voiceover narrating right up until he gets hit.

[@williamshawley1333]

Scorsese's Mother is in a few films, which is cool. The Last Waltz is my favorite if you can call it a movie!

[@gabiluch87]

Catherine Scorsese is such a gem

[@goodbyeseeyalater]

"Bringing out the dead" was good. I've been through burnout and drinking myself silly. I could relate to Nicholas Cage's character.

[@jefferysmom696]

*That "Dumb Guy" that he fired was the Infamous "Joe Bob Briggs" the King of B Movie show reviews*

[@mattjindrak]

You might regret this, Mr. Rothstein.

[@jfkesq]

one of the best channels on the interweb right now

[@keef7224]

And so many more amazing films that they didn’t even mention… The Last Waltz. The King of Comedy. After Hours. The Last Temptation of Christ. Gangs of New York. Hugo. Shutter Island. The Color of Money. Cape Fear. Plus amazing docs on Bob Dylan, George Harrison and The Rolling Stones.

[@TheCrazedLorry98]

After Hours is such a fun movie

[@ianmckenzie7192]

"Boxcar Bertha" "Alice dosen't live here anymore" "Hugo"

[@TrayDyer38]

King of Comedy

[@unsuccessfullyjari]

The King of Comedy? That's an excellent movie!

[@jonathanharris9321]

That Casino scenes when they beat Pesci and his brother with that bat was hard to watch

[@Misterkoots]

"The Don Zimmer moment"! Omg! Too funny.

[@willieschick7315]

This was really well edited good job

[@456sync]

The Age of Innocence doesn’t get nearly the love it deserves.

[@tatine9920]

when the van der luydens chose, they knew how to give a lesson!

[@Steaminlidz]

Neither does Kundun

[@456sync]

@@Steaminlidz Agreed. His whole 90s output besides Goodfellas is underappreciated.

[@Leon_K_24]

It’s a gorgeous movie. The Scorsese visual style is all over it, and what a sumptuous score. For any guy who felt he ended up with the wrong woman.

[@cremetangerine82]

Hear, hear! I re-watch that movie on Valentines Day, it’s so beautiful and heartbreaking.

[@mellow-jello]

Most decorated film tgat Scorcese was awarded was a HK reboot, Infernal Affairs. Those characters & plot was made into a trilogy, they were that good.

[@fuferito]

Scorsese's less known movies like, _The Last Temptation of Christ, Kundun,_ and _Silence_ are really worth watching.

[@EikottXD]

Thanks!

[@richbarrett6380]

@fufertio; also his music docs - Rolling Stones, The Band, Dylan etc..

[@fuferito]

@@richbarrett6380, Oh, of course. Totally forgot about those.

[@ThisIsCreation-FollowOnTwitter]

@David O Connorreally? I saw that movie, I thought it was bullshit

[@clayjack9969]

After Hours is the best to throw on when hanging with friends and you all wanna watch a fun movie. It’s not too long, not to serious but still tense and tons of people have never even heard of it, let alone seen it. Great movie to introduce people to.

[@andrewstephens5885]

Nah bruh lmao, that’s an uncomfortable movie.

[@clayjack9969]

@@andrewstephens5885 yeah at times but that’s what makes it fun to watch with people.

[@crumbb_m]

The Color of Money is so friggin underrated, man

[@samanthab1923]

Love the bronchial comment as the two of them puff away on their smokes 😂

[@samanthab1923]

Raging Bull was awarded the best movie of the decade 80's.

[@jaymesmean]

RIP Ray Liotta. 1:58 Perfect timing for this thought

[@KR-ki9hw]

I really think Martin Scorsese makes comedies, with drama thrown in for effect. Same with David Chase. The Sopranos. That show has me in stitches every time .

[@Tony-fq5bn]

Ya, Wolf of Wallstreet didn't even have any drama, that was a straight up comedy

[@KR-ki9hw]

@@Tony-fq5bn True, it was basically a comedy. Loved the part where he thinks he has driven home safely, and the next day, the police take him to his luxury sports car, which is without one undamaged section.

[@stevenedwards4470]

It was cold in New York in the 60's and 70's. Henry was bucking for an upgrade.

[@3DCommando]

I love Gangs of New York because Daniel Day Lewis plays the most badass epic gangster there ever was on screen.

[@marqc.9904]

and that is gospel

[@jeffsmith8197]

I met one of the guys who beat Tommy's brother to death in that scene from the movie Casino. I was in the bar at the motel I was staying in Santa Nella, CA in 1988 and I met a older gentleman who was dressed nice and we proceeded to get drunk together. He told me all about the hit and how he felt remorse for that particular beating. He said they buried one brother on top of the other in the same hole. I saw the movie Casino when it came out in 1995 and when that scene came I was blown away. I thought he was some old guy BSing trying to sound like a tough guy. He actually WAS an old tough guy. He was very nice to me and we had a good time joking and talking about stuff at that bar.

[@hlf_coder6272]

That guy? Come on Bill, that’s LQ Jones. That dude has been in tons of great films and TV shows over a span of like 50 years. A great character actor

[@despacitodaniel801]

Silence and The Irishman were the only ones that made me cry

[@michaellovett8773]

I remember saying "No, beating Don Rickles (and his descent guy character) is going too far. But when you want the audience to hate a character to the core, this is one more step in the development. Brilliant!

[@EskenRock]

Aladin is his best work hands down. Perfect picture.

[@navi1661]

The Aviatah and the Depahted

[@TheMattmatic]

Pahk the cah in Hahvahd yaaahd

[@celi0.]

...One of those MTV girls

[@BBI_Strange_Agent]

After Hours and King of Comedy are probably the two Scorcese films I go back to the most.

[@AlexG1020]

Yeah that baseball bat scene in Casino doesn't get nearly as much credit as it should

[@mattjindrak]

Stacks was always crazy

[@someguy-ty1fg]

5:23 😁😂 how you de escelate something so serious an so vicious so hilariously

[@nicholasbintner4677]

I always laugh when he calls him "John Barrymore"

[@salernolake]

Off the beaten track Scorsese movie that I really like is "Hugo"; so far off track that Robin Williams said of it at the Oscars "126 minutes of Scorsese, and no bloodshed - who knew?" Hugo struggled to find an audience - Scorsese fans saw that it was a "kid's film" and skipped it, and non-Scorsese fans saw it was a Scorsese film and also skipped it. Too bad, the film has a great story, an excellent cast (featuring arguably Sacha Baron Cohen's best performance), and was beautifully shot and edited.

[@joepbailey]

Gangs of New York and Cape Fear gotta be up there.

[@masokotanga7356]

Mean Streets is so good. Forgot all about it. Loved it. Keitel is fantastic.

[@Dozier717]

Casino is by far - Marty’s best film. Goodfellas is great but got worn TF out by network television

[@jeremyphillips3087]

Nah. The departed is goat.

[@seeqr9]

I gotta say it’s a tie. You won’t turn either off if you come across it.

[@versatilethearcane]

Gingers character in Casino won't allow me to elevate it above Goodfellas.....I absolutely HAAAAAATE her in that movie....which is probably a testament to her acting chops but still

[@shinkucorp]

Gotta disagree, its great but not his best

[@wwbuirkle]

@@jeremyphillips3087 You're all wrong.Taxi Driver

[@EP_mc]

“De deparded”😂

[@BbYyTtOo]

I've seen "Casino" about 100 times, but lately I absolutely felt in love with "Wolf of Wall Street".

[@Eroldlite]

It’s the same movie

[@BbYyTtOo]

@@Eroldlite?

[@benjaminkukkola8754]

Casino is way better

[@mattjindrak]

Steve Madden

[@burlhorse61]

Casino is way better though

[@rhianhegarty3383]

I love these clips

[@Troy19]

CASINO....all time best film made.

[@kenbrohere]

I'm a new sub. I'm really enjoying these reviews.

[@ttmilbr]

Who's talking here? Sounds like Bill talking to Bill.

[@dylanalbuquerque4854]

It's Bill and Paul Virzi

[@Strimbles]

I thought the same thing

[@raigeforster5404]

At one point I couldn't tell lmao

[@muzzlecrumpet]

1:47 Bill asks what's your favourite all time Scorsese film, I pause, have a think, "got to be Goodfellas", 1 second later Bill says "well you have to take Goodfellas out of the mix"

[@VERSACE.1X]

casino is based on true events

[@CarlJohnson-kp6uu]

Nothing will ever beat goodfellas

[@jessemedina4482]

Growing up with a violent dad and a deep sown love of boxing makes RAGING BULL the greatest film Scorsese ever made. Just like Louis C.K. said, Raging Bull is the funniest movie ever and it's not a comedy by any stretch of the imagination. Just the brutality and ignorance mixed in with great one-liners makes a sick mind laugh until the cows come home.

[@jimmyjam26]

The whole movie theater was laughing when Joe Pesci said he looked like John Barrymore 😂

[@steveconn]

Leo should've won his Oscar for The Departed. Powered that thing along (though the texting in pocket scenes were ridiculous). The Irishman except for Pacino was just tired and too long. Casino and The Last Waltz were Scorcese's peak.

[@nikokaapa]

All I can say is: To each his/her own.

[@MargoWatchesMovies]

The departed formed my love of movies, always will remain my #1 Scorsese movie personally.

[@jiovanysoltero923]

I still can't believe I never noticed that was Joe Bob Briggs from the TNT after dark movie reviews as the Idiot casino employee he played that well to a T

[@MrPHUCKYOURSELF]

The cornfield scene in casino where the beat Pesci and his brother with bats was filmed a mile from my house, Hanford California.

[@JimboRd1]

Has anybody re-watched The Irishman?? Yeah, me neither.

[@mattjindrak]

It's his best film. And should only be watched once with your eyes closed.

[@tombystander]

2:55 only u bill picked up on an old actor waving directly to the camera as a goodbye. Nobody else picked up on that 😂

[@Studeb]

Taxi Driver for me.

[@vincentcasey9677]

I remember going to see good fellas on my own as a 19 yr old And I genuinely didn't want the film to end and I've watched it about 30 times since... It will always be my No1 film

[@OrrinLucItsNotJustAVideogame]

Casino’s secretly the best.

[@NelsonStJames]

A lot of our most renown directors started at the same time as Scorsese, but of all of them Scorsese has without a doubt had the best and longest run, and still managed to stay relevant over several generations. People still look forward to the announcement of a new Scorsese film with anticipation.

[@lingeringslinky144]

It's funny how in the beginning they missed the Wolf of Wall Street actually being in the Wolf of Wall street

[@burlhorse61]

didn't realise

[@luckyirvin]

Hugo is why i love Martin's take

[@GoodMorningBeautiful4]

The scene in The Wire where the informant sends the cops after a random pastor for the cops not upholding their end of the bargain is hilarious. Rips him out rough then sits him down gently when he realized it's an old man wearing religious robes and says "this fuckin guy" and starts tearing through his car

[@-C.S.R]

Wolf Of Wall Street is my favorite!

[@jaredcarrier9015]

They forgot Gangs of New York. That's my favorite.

[@twistedkarma9574]

Truly an amazing tale of a son avenging his fathers death

[@Danimal77]

They didn't mention: After Hours (1985) Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore (1974) Cape Fear (1991) Gangs Of New York (2002) New York, New York (1977) Shutter Island (2010) The Color Of Money (1986) The King Of Comedy (1982) The Last Temptation of Christ (1988)