Fortunately, its hard to make a bad selection there.
Below, weve selected a few under-the-radar favorites that deserve to be ranked among Scorseses best films.
(Two of them remain unavailable on Blu-ray, though all are available to rent on digital platforms.)
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Read on for a crash course in some of Scorseses under-sung masterpieces.
Its not for nothing that the whole mess starts because hes hoping for a hookup.
To follow a path, to an early and painful death, laid out by a higher power?
What went on in Christs head?
Last Temptationspends much of its runtime retelling the Gospel narrative through this perspective.
But anyone and everyone can appreciateWillem Dafoes extraordinary performance as Jesus.
Its an admittedly theatrical performance (underplay, he does not) but no less affecting for it.
This perpetually simmering romance makes for a surprisingly sensual film.
(It surely helped that Scorsese had Pfeiffer andLast of the Mohicans-eraDay-Lewis at his disposal.)
(Sorry, not sorry.
Do better, Duffers.)
But the moments of grace in that chaos are what truly setBringing Out the Deadapart.
