When it comes to important directors, Martin Scorsese may be at the top of the list. And that's not just because he's delivered some all-time classics, but because he has dedicated his life to the art of film. He's expanded the global reach of the medium and selflessly brought so many artists to the forefront of the conversation. Ranking Martin Scorsese's movies felt like an impossible task. There is something I love about all of them, and some part of his soul is trapped in the celluloid of each. But I also have to get paid, so I forced myself to pick my top 11. Let's drive into my list. 11. CasinoThis is sort of a twisted family narrative about a guy trying to build something and then seeing his creation almost leave him behind. I love the glitz in this movie, Scorsese understands Vegas is all for show. 10. Killers of the Flower MoonThough a recent film, it's a movie I think about all the time. Scorsese understands loss and inaction. He asks questions about morality and justice in ways I think are still bold. 9. The Last Temptation of ChristI spent 12 years in Catholic school trying to understand dogmatic questions, and all I needed to do was watch this and Silence to really get the religion. I love when Scorsese approaches faith and humanity. 8. The IrishmanI think this movie cooks from first to final frame. It's a real contemplation of death and legacy that only an...
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