Scorsese is stupid

[...]

Anyone who "whispers ecstatically" should be shot

Excellent point

 

[mixed_biscuits]

There are those clips and photos of Hitchens with his pillars.

Plot twist: he was illiterate

 

[mixed_biscuits]

Anyone who "whispers ecstatically" should be shot

Once you hear those sweet nothings they are out of the door. You don't even call them a cab.

 

[version]

Anyone who "whispers ecstatically" should be shot

Luke described DeLillo's books as an "ecstatic whisper" when he recommended them to me.

 

[Corpsey]

I can imagine one of the bros (including version) giving an impassioned rant at a fireside gathering that ends with (whispered ecstatically) "and that dude's name?... Thomas Pynchon."

 

[Clinamenic]

I can imagine one of the bros (including version) giving an impassioned rant at a fireside gathering that ends with (whispered ecstatically) "and that dude's name?... Thomas Pynchon."

Maybe he has done this - I don't see any evidence to the contrary (IE a comprehensive transcription of his entire life).

 

[Corpsey]

I think I got that wrong

Thomas... Fucking... Pynchon.

 

[Clinamenic]

Hmm, well that just wouldn't be very Version, in my opinion.

 

[woops]

ouvré

i give up

 

[line b]

I also 'collect' books. Thay doesnt really feel like the same thing though

 

[line b]

I can imagine one of the bros (including version) giving an impassioned rant at a fireside gathering that ends with (whispered ecstatically) "and that dude's name?... Thomas Pynchon."

Glad we are properly categorizing version as one of us. He doesnt feel like you all.

 

[line b]

Scorsese reminds me of Tarantino in that (for me, at least) his taste in films is better than his actual films.

Hes got that 'i could do this' charm. Hes just like you but he actually made it happen

 

[line b]

It was funny when he said Marvel wasn't cinema and all these people started talking about him like he was the antichrist.

That was so cool

 

[...]

i give up

Bonjour mon ami. Je m’appelle Olivier

 

[mixed_biscuits]

Hes got that 'i could do this' charm. Hes just like you but he actually made it happen

He's the Mariusz Pudzianowski of cinema

 

[IdleRich]

Luke described DeLillo's books IN an "ecstatic whisper" when he recommended them to me.

 

[version]

This looks like someone remaking Raging Bull as a mockumentary, bit of Mean Streets in there too.

 

[IdleRich]

I just read The Age of Innocence and after that I thought the film adaptation was well done. Somehow I never knew it was Scorsese though - well I must have obviously but I forgot, which is not surprising cos it's not like a Scorsese film. I guess he recognised the limits of his style or something and made a solid job of adapting it... at the cost of it having no personality of its own.

 

[kid charlemagne]

"As far back as I can remember, I always wanted to be a gangster."

in high school, i posted this opening scene on twitter, back when my mom followed me, and she then texted me to tell me that i should know the people in goodfellas and sopranos are bad people.... waboohoo

 

[kid charlemagne]

i have been going thru scorsese work pst couple months.... he is most important director. so cool, as a big fan i will admit that there are a decent amount a films from him that im not that hot on, but for me, the masterpieces outweigh the duds, and the lowest of the lows for scorsese beat out 99 percent of the crap that comes out in any year that hes been working.... and i mean that!