From debut Who's That Knocking at My Door to recent Oscar nominee The Irishman, this is Collider's ranking of Martin Scorsese's narrative features.
Read update To say Martin Scorsese is the greatest director of all time could well be seen as a bold claim. To say he's the greatest living director, however, might not be. He's been working steadily since the late 1960s, and continues to push cinema forward with every new film he makes. Age doesn't seem to slow him down either, and since turning 70 in 2012, he's made several films that stand among his greatest works.
It's a scrappy and gritty film, potentially reflecting small aspects of Scorsese's style here and there, but it ultimately ends up pretty forgettable. It's certainly not awful by the standards of an early 1970s B-movie-type film, but it only represents a fraction of what Scorsese ended up being capable of. 26 'New York Stories' New York Stories is an interesting outlier of sorts in Scorsese's filmography, because he wasn't the only director.
24 'New York, New York' By 1977, Scorsese and Robert De Niro had already done two successful collaborations together, with both being well suited to the crime genre they'd been exploring. But it was 1977 that saw them trying to shake things up, because that was the year they did a musical together: New York, New York.
22 'Shutter Island' Scorsese's take on a psychological thriller with Shutter Island makes for a good watch, though it ultimately isn't among his very best works. The less said about the plot the better, but the central premise involves a detective investigating a patient's disappearance from a high-security psychiatric facility.
It's extremely well-made from a technical perspective and has an impressive cast all doing some of their best work. It adheres quite rigidly to the biopic formula and feels a tad overlong at 170 minutes, but there are a ton of things to appreciate in The Aviator, making it a worthwhile mid-tier Scorsese movie. Release Date December 17, 2004 Director Martin Scorsese Cast Leonardo DiCaprio, Cate Blanchett, Kate Beckinsale, John C.
The film follows the titular Alice, a single mother who's trying to care for her son while also chasing her dreams of becoming a singer, however unlikely those dreams might be. It's a grounded but compelling drama, and a perfect showcase for how Scorsese has always been excellent at making films that contain a great deal of empathy. 16 'Casino' Of all Scorsese's gangster epics, Casino is arguably the most violent, gritty, and difficult to watch.
14 'The Age of Innocence' Believe it or not, one of Martin Scorsese's historical dramas is also a romance, and an unapologetically big-hearted/old-fashioned one at that. The Age of Innocence is unique among Scorsese movies, and effectively tells the story of a young man in New York's high society being torn between two women during the 19th century.
It's a gritty story set on the streets of New York and follows several small-time criminals who are all looking to make it in the mob as made guys. Its narrative is loose, but the characters and style of the movie are bold and distinctively Scorsese-esque, and it features a killer soundtrack to boot.
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