Martin Scorsese

Charlie XCX, this is actually pretty cool.

She's expanding her acting career and she's going to be making a cameo in the new Martin Scorsese movie.

So she's going to be starring along Leonardo DiCaprio and Jennifer Lawrence.

I shouldn't say starring, making her appearance alongside big stars.

Charlie XCX, this is actually pretty cool.

She's expanding her acting career and she's going to be making a cameo in the new Martin Scorsese movie.

So she's going to be starring along Leonardo DiCaprio and Jennifer Lawrence.

I shouldn't say starring, making her appearance alongside big stars.

eight years undercover in the New Jersey Mafia, and as you can probably guess, it wasn't pretty.

Now it sure ain't the Sopranos there anymore, all the wisecracking, lovable rogues are either dead, in jail, or consulting on the next Scorsese movie.

The smart ones got out too, investments, stocks, all that Wall Street crap.

And now they're just living off the interest and waiting to die so they can hand it off to their doctor-lawyer kids and Guido grandkids.

That's perfectly paced.

I find myself now converted to the tribe of safety bros. Um, basically the pacing kind of reminds me of uncut gems or Martin Scorsese's awesome 1985 film after hours, or maybe the 1973 film mean streets, both of which are kind of like frenetic propel you forward.

Just really like you're in this night with them.

Um, I'm delighted by it.

But it's just very entertaining to watch the character kind of spin up the next thing and the next thing and the next thing.

And this is why I enjoyed Marty Supreme so much.

There's more complexity, though, like this movie kept making me think of After Hours, but also Martin Scorsese's Mean Streets, where there's a little bit of like you're left guessing about whether the protagonist is like like how bad are they? How good are they? How redeemable are they? I don't know.

I find I found Robert Pattinson to just be super complex.

I had it on.

And specifically, I want to highlight a little bit of the Hugo Durant stuff with Martin Scorsese.

So good.

So good.

We'll have to do it again.

But there's just something about...

Martin Scorsese voicing Hugo Durant as he makes a space Cubano that just, I want more of that.

And I enjoyed the noodles in Andor, like some of the realistic food in Andor with those blue noodles that the officers were eating there early on.

But the one film I always do come back to, and I guess it ties into why it's probably my first Oscar memory is Goodfellas.

Scorsese, I studied it.

That was the film that we had to study during film class.

And we tore that film to pieces, analyzing every single shot.

That's in my top ten of all time.

It's just an absolute, I hate using the word masterpiece, but that really is a masterpiece.

Like it really holds up every frame, every line, every single choice that Scorsese made is just spot on.

It's just perfect.

Charlie XCX, this is actually pretty cool.

She's expanding her acting career and she's going to be making a cameo in the new Martin Scorsese movie.

So she's going to be starring along Leonardo DiCaprio and Jennifer Lawrence.

I shouldn't say starring, making her appearance alongside big stars.

And you go, I guess it's good giving a performance, but I'm not really sure that...

It's so great because when he was off the teleprompter and it's off the teleprompter, he was like De Niro in a Scorsese movie or on the teleprompter off the teleprompter.

He was like De Niro on Kimmel.

Unable to talk, incoherent, rambling, less swearing, sure, but the sentiment was about the same.