Based on the writer’s book of the same name. Edith Wharton, Age of Innocence is a Martin Scorsese film that ultimately fades into the background compared to the director’s other, more popular works, but that doesn’t mean it’s any less prestigious—quite the contrary. With names like Daniel Day-Lewis (Lincoln), Michelle Pfeiffer (Face with a scar) This Winona Ryder (Stranger Things) in the cast, this historical film explores the complex relationship between three people from high society.

The action takes place in 1870. The plot follows the life of a lawyer who is about to marry a rich young woman. But when his future wife’s cousin returns from Europe after separating from her husband, he falls in love with her, which, by the standards of the time, causes a scandal.

As Scorsese himself admits, King of Comedy When the film was released in the 1980s, it was not a popular and critical success, but time eventually refined the work, turning it into one of the director’s most popular and influential productions.

IN King of Comedy, Rupert Pupkin (Robert DeNiro) is an aspiring comedian who dreams of his own show. But he tries to fulfill this desire in a controversial way by kidnapping the presenter. Jerry Langford (Jerry Lewis), who gives Rupert a spot on his talk show to try to get out of this thing alive.

Possibly one of the most controversial (or misunderstood) films in Martin Scorsese’s filmography. Silence names like Andrew Garfield (Spectacular Spider-Man), Adam Driver (House of Gucci) This Liam Neeson (Relentless quest) to monumentally explore man’s relationship with spirituality.

In the story, set in the 17th century, two Portuguese Jesuit priests travel to Japan to try to locate their mentor, but end up finding a place where Catholicism was banned. Inspired by a book Shusaku EndoThis film has been Scorsese’s personal project for many years and touches on another theme that is very present in the director’s work – the issue of divine faith.

Of course, one of Martin Scorsese’s most popular and impressive films could not be left out of this list. Apart from always being remembered for his impressive turnaround, Island of Fear It is also a significant milestone in the director’s partnership with actor Leonardo DiCaprio, who, like Robert De Niro, is a constant presence in Scorsese’s work.

WITH Mark Ruffalo (Avengers), Michelle Williams (Fabelmans) This Ben Kingsley (Schindler’s list) in the cast, Island of Fear The film is set in the 1950s and follows two detectives’ investigation into the disappearance of a killer living in a mental hospital. But when a rebellion breaks out there, one of them faces his fears and anxieties to try to unravel the mystery.

Despite the fact that it is somewhat “eclipsed” Good comrades, Casino is another Martin Scorsese mafia film that deserves to be on this list. Starring Robert De Niro, Joe Pesci and Sharon Stone (Wild instinct), the feature film combines sarcastic humor with sharp suspense, elements that the director handled superbly.

In the plot Casinobandit Sam Rothstein (Robert DeNiro) takes over the management of a Las Vegas casino, turning it into a large empire with the help of his friend Nicky Santoro (Joe Pesci), a person with a penchant for violence. But when Sam falls in love Ginger (Sharon Stone), for a woman who has connections with a swindler, things start to go horribly wrong.

After closing is not the first film that comes to mind when people think of Martin Scorsese. However, the film is remembered with great fondness by a section of the public who hallucinated the story taking place on one night in the life of Paul Hackett (Griffin Dunne).

In the story, Paul is an ordinary person who hates his office job in Manhattan. Until one night he meets a mysterious woman who turns his life into a living hell.

After closing This is the kind of movie where the less you know about the plot, the more fun it gets as the carriage moves along. Despite the fact that the work is somewhat at odds with Scorsese’s other works, the film still remains one of the director’s best projects.

After all, Scorsese is famous for his mafia films for a reason. Good comrades He is a prominent representative of a theme that is widely present in the director’s filmography. Released in 1990, the film is one of the most popular of the director’s career and is easily remembered whenever Scorsese’s name comes up.

Inspired by the author’s book of the same name Nicholas Pileggico-wrote the script with Scorsese, Good comrades tells the story of a young man who grew up in the mafia and tries to lead the same life as his comrades. However, a life of luxury, drugs and excess eventually turns his rise into a nasty decline.

In addition to Robert De Niro and Joe Pesci, the cast also includes Ray Liotta (black bird), Lorraine Bracco (Soprano) This Paul Sorvino (Cruise).

In addition to the fact that he has a great responsibility for providing Robert DeNiro (Taxi driver) your second Oscar, Mad bull certainly one of Martin Scorsese’s best films. This film is an important milestone in the director’s filmography, triumphantly cementing his partnership with De Niro.

Mad bull tells the story of rise and fall Jake LaMottaA middleweight boxer who sees his career as an athlete take off while his personal life slowly crumbles due to his possessive and arrogant behavior.

There is also an actor in the cast Joe Pesci (Good comrades), another longtime Scorsese collaborator.

Many consider it Martin Scorsese’s masterpiece. Taxi driver This was a turning point in the director’s career. With script Paul Schroeder (First ReformedThe film was one of Scorsese’s first collaborations with Robert De Niro, the duo who marked the ’70s with the story of an emotionally troubled taxi driver.

In the plot Travis Bickle (Robert DeNiro) is a Vietnam War veteran who makes a living driving taxis in NY. Unable to form any emotional connections with people, Travis leads a precarious life, immersed in a corrupt world.

Jodie Foster (Silence of the Lambs) This Harvey Keitel (Dog rental) – other cast highlights Taxi driver.

Marked by an intense cat-and-mouse dispute, Gone is another Scorsese cinematic work that cannot be missed on this list. The film won as Best movie V Oscar 2007, in addition to the fact that Scorsese presented a statuette for Best directionstrengthening the film’s prestige in Hollywood.

Starring Leonardo DiCaprio (Once Upon a Time in… Hollywood) This Matt Damon (Lost on Mars), the plot follows a young cop tasked with infiltrating the mafia while a criminal working as a police informant gains the trust of the head of a criminal organization. Until both sides discover that there is a spy among them and their lives are in danger.

Gone There is also Jack Nicholson (Lit), Vera Farmiga (Witchcraft), Mark Wahlberg (Uncharted: Off the Map) This Martin Sheen (The apocalypse has arrived) in the cast.