Martin Scorsese Breaks Down His Most Iconic Films | GQ

Legendary film director Martin Scorsese visits GQ to break down his most iconic films, including 'Taxi Driver,' 'Gangs of New York,' 'Goodfellas,' 'The Departed,' 'Raging Bull,' 'The Wolf of Wall Street,' 'Mean Streets,' 'The Irishman,' 'Silence,' and his newest offering 'Killers of the Flower Moon.'

Apple Original Films will release 'Killers of the Flower Moon' in theaters globally on October 20, in partnership with Paramount Pictures.

Director: Chris Smith
Director of Photography: Josh Herzog
Editor: Phil Ceconi
Creative Producer: Arielle Neblett
Line Producer: Jen Santos
Production Manager: James Pipitone, Natasha Soto- Albors
Production Coordinator: Jamal Colvin
Camera Operator: Kyle Leclaire
Sound Mixer: Mariya Chulichkova
Production Assistant: Christian Ramirez
Post Production Supervisor: Rachael Knight
Post Production Coordinator: Ian Bryant
Supervising Editor: Rob Lombardi
Assistant Editor: Andy Morell

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0:00 Martin Scorsese’s Films
0:05 Taxi Driver
2:48 Gangs of New York
5:50 Goodfellas
8:41 The Departed
11:00 Raging Bull
13:30 The Wolf of Wall Street
14:40 Mean Streets
17:36 The Irishman
19:51 Silence
21:01 Killers of the Flower Moon


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[twerps]

It says a lot when films like 'Casino', The Age of Innocence', 'The Last temptation of Christ', 'The King of Comedy', 'The Aviator', 'Hugo'... don't even get mentioned in a 23min career interview. Greatest living filmmaker period

[mbl]

I'm so glad that in his eighties he still has a mind as sharp as a twenty-something, still talks like a machine gun and still has an overwhelming energy in what he tells and how he tells it. May he live twenty more years developing projects, making history. I absolutely love him.

[MADK]

What an absolute legend of film. He could do anything and his impact on film will be discussed forever. To still be working at his age and have that passion is amazing.

[bunkerdigitallabs]

What you are witnessing here is the pure, unconditional, passion and genius of an artist who is in absolute the top of his game. So insanely articulate, wise, thoughtful, reflective, exacting. It was riveting to watch him speak. I could listen to his stories on his film for hours. The gifts he has brought to cinema are unparalleled.

[gathachronicles]

amazing how he didn't want to do those films, yet the films are now masterpieces.

[ObiesieMaduegbuna]

A Living legend. There will never be another like him

[Bruno]

As someone who discovered Marty's cinema in 1999, i was 18 and i've watched "Bringing Out The Dead" four times in a week, always in an almost empty theater, then i've discovered his pictures and his documentaries of american and italian cinema, they helped me a lot, and they still do - thankyou for being around for so many decades helping to cultivate new generations of cinephiles, all around the world. History and memory, this is all we need to achieve a new ground of discussion, without that we're dead - we got to preserve the memory, remember the films, pass it on.

[Kmng]

This should've been an hour interview, i'd love to see him break down Hugo. It was his first and only 3D movie so far and it was his love letter to cinema. It was the first ever Scorsese movie i watched as a kid (of course it's rated PG) and i absolutely adore every single minute of that masterpiece. The Age of Innocence, Shutter Island, After Hours, Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore deserves more love too 🙌

[chelseacanales]

The legendary Martin Scorsese.
Taxi Driver
Goodfellas
Raging Bull
Casino
The Departed
Those are my favourite movies of his. He is a visionary genius

[Saturnrising]

He's so sharp, eloquent, and a great conversationist ....much like his Mother was(may she rest in peace).

[dilfill]

They didn’t talk about Hugo. Such a great underrated film of his.

[DanielGreen-zl]

Martin is unpretentious and enthusiastic. What a legend.

[IssamBougrine]

And he even has more amazing films like cape fear, casino, etc. What an absolute treasure, a master storyteller filmmaker.

[cliveowen]

He's quite literally the master. I measure every director to him, and every movie to his. It's actually unreal that a human person just like you or me could make movies at his level. Not everything was 10/10, but the ones that were, really were.

[Bobaklives]

I wouldn’t have expected “Silence” but I’m glad it’s included as I loved it.

[dollarsaurus]

I can’t even bear to think of a world where Marty is no longer with us to give his singular gifts to the landscape of modern moviemaking. Things truly won’t be the same once he’s gone

[PrimalElf]

One of the greatest Directors of all time

[MrIgimano]

There will be only one Martin Scorsese on the planet and we can call ourselves lucky to exist at the same time as he does. He will be missed when he passes on to the new world.

[jj-ifit]

Taxi Driver is still one of my favorite films of all time. There's just something about that unique style

[chesterwhipplefilter]

I'm a 2000's Kid and yet it was destined for me to experience his real greatness through his movies, he really showed how different his charisma can be throughout the years, people from this Generation should learn to be patient and watch his movies too!