The Big Picture The Martin Scorsese Hall of Fame
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Oct 3, 2023 Reflecting on Martin Scorsese's career and unique filmmaking style, they discuss the impact of his movies on their understanding of movies and life. They explore his departure from his usual style in films like 'Silence' and 'The Irishman'. They delve into his early works and the profound impact of one particular movie on the film industry. They analyze 'Raging Bull' and 'The King of Comedy', praising the virtuosic filmmaking and incredible acting performances. They also discuss his films 'Goodfellas', 'Casino', and 'The Irishman', diving into themes of organized crime and corruption. The hosts debate Martin Scorsese's works and rank his films, expressing uncertainty about ranking 'The Irishman'.
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Scorsese Profile Discussion
- Sean Fennessey, Amanda Dobbins, and Chris Ryan discuss a recent profile of Martin Scorsese.
- They were struck by Scorsese's reflection on his mortality and career.
Fennessey's Scorsese Context
- Sean Fennessey grew up in a New York Italian community where discussing Scorsese was common.
- Goodfellas was his defining film, but he recalls seeing the Bad music video early on.
Ryan's Early Scorsese Memories
- Chris Ryan's early Scorsese memories include glimpses of Raging Bull.
- The first Scorsese film he fully watched was Color of Money, followed by the impactful Goodfellas.