Scorsese: an evaluation.

Scorsese's debut (and Harvey Keitel's too) doesn't really have much of a story, but when its viewed now it really shows the directors roots and well. B+

Still not much of a story here, but it's special for Robert DeNiro's performance and because it kicked off the film partnership between them. A-

I think this is far from a great movie, but it is certainly memorable due to Burstyn's performance. B+

This was the one that grabbed our attention and deserved it. Though he recieved no credit for it, this was nominated for a few deserved awards and is really one of the most wild and original films ever to be delivered to a cinema. A+

Robert Deniro's best work by far, and, if I may say so myself, better than Taxi Driver. A+

An unlikely Scorsese movie, a bizarre Scorsese movie, and a damn good Scorsese movie. A-

What I love about Scorsese is how he is always experimenting with genres, and After Hours is the perfect example. It's a comedy, and yet it's quite mysterious and thrilling. This is one of those that nobody thinks of, and it's a pity. I had a blast with this one. A-

The worst of the bunch. Paul Newman finally won a long overdue Oscar here. But I thought the movie was a bit dull, and Tom Cruise's performance (and I can't believe I'm saying this) is way too over-the-top. C+

What was all the fuss about? Some moments left me questioning but really I thought that this was an excellent film which pretty much stayed true to the bible stories. Despite the last scene. A

How in the hell did he not win an Oscar for this? Easily one of his best and more than worthy of best picture, director, and screenplay. The only person who went home happy was Joe Pesci, and he deserved it too. This is one of the best mob movies. A+

This is one of the most thrilling remakes, thanks to Robert DeNiro. A-

This is a heart-wrenching tale of love and regret that is romance done right. Everything about it is gorgeous. But it's too long. A-

Another great mob movie, it also does a great job of telling a story of betrayl. Some of the best three hours ever spent. A

Good performances from Nicolas Cage and Patricia Arquette, but not a whole lot happens. B-

A perfect movie, but flawed still. At the end of the day, the story, cast, and everything about it are overshadowed by Daniel Day Lewis's extraordinary performance. A+

A way too long but fascinating biopic on Howard Hughes that lets DiCaprio spread his wings and fly. And perfectly I might add. A

This is quite a bold statement, but I think that this is Scorsese's masterpiece. He finally won his long overdue Oscar for this film, and once you see it, you'll know why. A+

A nail biting thriller that doesn't quite match the book but comes pretty close. A-

Hugo is another example of Scorsese trying different genres. This is one of his best movies. Gorgeous, lovely, and flat out fascinating, this is the first movie in which Scorsese gets to make a movie about what he loves: Movies. A+

Possibly Scorsese's most misunderstood film in over a decade, The Wolf of Wall Street is a masterpiece. Leonardo DiCaprio gives what might be the best performance of his career. A+