Legendary film-maker Martin Scorcese has a new movie that hits theaters today. Killers of the Flower Moon is out and it is already getting rave reviews. Critics are saying it’s an instant Oscar contender…and some have said it ranks among the best work of Scorcese’s iconic career. As a result, we’re making a list…The Top 9 Martin Scorcese Movies Of All Time! With video clips! And check out the trailer for Killers of the Flower Moon below! Now…on to the list!
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9.) The Wolf Of Wall Street
An tour-de-force performance from Leonardo DiCaprio plus the movie that really put Margot Robbie on the map…this insane, drug-fueled look at con men working in the stock market industry is a must-watch.
8.) King Of Comedy
A surreal, cool, and ahead-of-its-time picture where Scorcese predicted that criminals would become celebrities and that some people would do anything to become famous…regardless of how much, or how little, talent they possess.
7.) The Irishman
Al Pacino makes his one-and-only appearance in a Scorcese film in this excellent and epic tale about Jimmy Hoffa and the Mob. Truly awesome.
6.) Taxi Driver
Considered to be Scorcese’s break-though movie, Taxi Driver is Robert De Niro at his best and brilliantly showcases a long-gone, 1970’s New York City.
5.) Gangs Of New York
Scorcese’s first collaboration with Leonardo DiCaprio…this
4.) Casino
Spectacular movie telling the story of the emergence of Las Vegas as a gambling mecca in America. Amazing performances from Joe Pesci and Sharon Stone especially.
3.) Raging Bull
One of the greatest sports movies of all time…De Niro took home the Academy Award for Best Actor. Fantastic black-and-white visuals, amazing acting, and a classic real-life story. Excellent.
2.) The Departed
An absolutely brilliant film starring Jack Nicholson in his only Scorcese movie appearance…plus fantastic performances from DiCaprio, Matt Damon, Mark Wahlberg, Martin Sheen, among others.
1.) Goodfellas
Scorcese’s masterpiece about gangster Henry Hill and others…Roger Ebert called it the “greatest mob movie” ever. Joe Pesci took home the Oscar for Best Supporting Actor. The movie…is a CLASSIC.
