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Scorsese's early foray into the exploitation genre. Boxcar Bertha, a gripping tale of outlaws during the Great Depression.
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Scorsese's debut feature - a raw, intimate exploration of Catholic guilt and young love. A glimpse of his emerging style.
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A captivating musical drama showing Scorsese's versatility. New York, New York's jazz-filled narrative is unforgettable.
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Scorsese tackles the pool-hustling world with Newman & Cruise. 'The Color of Money' is a masterclass in character study.
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The movie that put Scorsese on the map. 'Mean Streets' is a compelling portrayal of small-time gangsters in New York.
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A poignant tale of a single mother's journey. 'Alice' showcases Scorsese's ability to craft compelling female narratives.
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Step into a surreal night in Manhattan. 'After Hours' is Scorsese’s overlooked masterpiece, loaded with black comedy.
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Scorsese's sharp critique on fame and obsession. De Niro's performance in 'The King of Comedy' is hauntingly brilliant.
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Dive into the turbulent life of boxer Jake LaMotta. 'Raging Bull' is a tour de force of filmmaking and acting.
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The iconic Taxi Driver. A disquieting study of loneliness and the dark underbelly of New York City. Scorsese at his finest.
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