the films of martin scorsese pt.2

[dolfan55aj]

hey, can you make this video easier to find on your actual page? this is the only way i can find the link, i assume it's somewhere on the scorsese page but when i try to find it from your main page i have trouble.

ps. you're the best dude, beautiful stuff

[barringer82]

@dolfan55aj click on the 'Martin Scorsese' tag or the 'Director's Series' tag

[Ocarinakid23]

Taxi Driver's the best

[TheNEWfilmfanatic99]

Songs in order of apperance (just in case you want to know):

Eric Clapton - It's in that way that you use it

Muddy Waters - Mannish Boy

The Beach Boys - Sail On, Sailor

Jackson Browne - Late for the Sky

Dropkick Murphys - Shipping Up to Boston

Peter Gabriel - Signal to Noise

Derek & The Dominos - Layla (Piano Exit)

[filmfanatic99]

what's the name of the first song?

'it goes 'it's in the way that you do it'

[GimmeShelter20]

It's "It's in the Way that you use it" from Eric Clapton

[FYWBreborn]

Something wrong with your eyes? Yeah, they're sensitive to questions. - North by Northwest

[insubordinatebastard]

whats the musical score in the last quarter

[TRKoneAD2]

that was cool

[mushroompeacepipe646]

Top Scorsese Film P.S. I can't wait for Ashecliffe (or Shutter Island) and The Rise of Theodore Roosevelt 01. Raging Bull 02. Taxi Driver 03. Goodfellas 04. The Last Temptation of Christ 05. The Departed 06. Mean Streets 07. Who's That Knocking 08. Bring Out the Dead 09. The Age of Innocence 10. Gangs of New York

[adidoer]

by the way, where can I find pt.1? I thought Pt.1 is better,,,,

[jakespick]

Click on the link in description. it takes you to Benett Media which has both together.

[DanielTheWalrus]

Scorsese' films that should have in Imdb' top 250:

1-Mean Streets (Most of any of them)

2-After Hours

3-The King of Comedy

4-The Last Temptation of Christ

5- Who's That Knocking at My Door

6-Cape Fear

7-The Color of Money

[marker853]

terminator 2 is better

[42Teo]

Scorsese is a legend. What was the movie with the torture scene?

[WWAAK]

In my opinion, Scorsese is the most consistently brilliant director in Hollywood.

[jakespick]

I think Kubrick was the best.

[dannyexx]

Scorsese is one of the greatest living filmmakers

[FrequentlyFried]

I wanna see number 1 where is it on youtube?

[jakespick]

uuuuhhhhhh...click on the description buddy.

[filmfanatic99]

1:10 which movie is that (it has a cameo of scorsese).

[anhedonia365]

Thanxx dude. Watching it again just confirms what I already know: Scorsese is a genius and you are well on your way, sir!!!!!

[anhedonia365]

Man, I LOVED part one. Gimmie Shelter is like a scorsese them song at this point and it worked perfectly with your montage. Will it ever go back up? An encore presentation?

[barringer82]

see description

[shawthingfilms]

who's the number 1, if scorsese is number 2

[Terry666Craig]

Hitchcock or Kubrick. Has to be one of them. (note, Scorsese was hugely influenced by Hitch. And Kubrick is also just great.)

[pissedllama]

Maybe but neither of them were his biggest influence.

[michael62389]

Dude put 1 back up. I watch that everyday before I go to school

[TulseLuper]

Hey what happened to part 1? Was it taken down?

[barringer82]

It was.

It still lives on my blog

[leJOKER]

do you have a link to download the whole video (11min) ? 'cause i would like to put it on my ipod

[pjzamor88]

This is a very good video but I absolutely love the first part of this tribute. The first part is so kinetic and captivating. It packs a wallop. This one doesn't really kick into high gear like that other one.

[edgeandy]

From 3:20 on, awesome.

[agentzero1234]

i would also love a video about ridley scotts films

[pjzamor88]

I second this!

[janohermano]

very good job mman

[justinsbec]

Did you matte the clips of "Life Lessons" from its full screen format that's on the DVD?

[hornn002]

Great vid. Scorsese is my personal favourite director and I've seen 17 of his 20 movies, so this was a fun watch obviously:)

Fantastic editing and choice of music

[RJMacCready]

Seeing the amazing images like this outside the context of their stories actually makes them even better.

[bo31411]

What's the song that begins at 1:30?

[barringer82]

"Late For the Sky" by Jackson Browne

[bo31411]

Here's your award for fastest comment reply in teh histories of youtube. Thank you kind sir.

[d0nkayzer0]

dude..im alwiz crazy with marty's movie..wat a vid from you..anyway song at 3:21, i know it is from Goodfellas..wats d title of instrumental?

[barringer82]

"Layla (piano exit)" by Derek and the Dominos

[aramirez]

dude-

great edit.

but your audio is horrible.

where did you get your alice audio from?

[ClaraDarko]

Judging by the quality of the images, I'd say he records the films directly from the television with a videocamera or something like that, and then he includes the horizontal bars during the edition. So maybe the audio has the same origin and that's why it doesn't sound so perfect.

[ClaraDarko]

It's a hell of a brilliant job anyway, you don't see such professional editing around Youtube.

[FlipHKD]

barringer82, is there anyway you can post a tracklist for this video?

Thanks in advance.

[bisek]

Amazing, I was forgetting what came from where, it was like a new entity. I'm also glad you included The Last Waltz.

[AntinousIsGod1]

Isn't the Last Waltz like a concert movie?

[bisek]

Yes, but with Marty's sense of style and some insightful interviews. Amazing music of course.

[Mobsterray]

He should have won the best director oscar a few times.

[RingoWinfrey]

0:34-0:35, so beautifully synchronised. How did you do it?

[barringer82]

Luck

[felipetavares79]

"40 years worth of film from the second greatest American director."

Who's the first?

[barringer82]

that one's just been posted

[felipetavares79]

Sorry. I haven't seen it.

By the way, Kubrick's my favorite too. By far. No matter how much I like Scorsese, Eastwood or Michael Mann, among many others like Leone, Lean, Wilder, some Hitchcock, the best of Coppola, and, more recently, Paul Thomas Anderson, whose latest masterpiece would be my pick for this year's top Oscars.

Close to Kubrick, I guess only Welles.

[felipetavares79]

Sorry. I didn't see it.

By the way, Kubrick's my favorite too. By far. No matter how much I like Scorsese, Eastwood or Michael Mann, among many others like Leone, Lean, Wilder, some Hitchcock, the best of Coppola, and, more recently, Paul Thomas Anderson, whose latest masterpiece would be my pick for this year's top Oscars.

Close to Kubrick, I guess only Welles.

[barringer82]

and by "that one" I mean that tribute video

[SamGold44]

hey hey

n e one know the song at 2 50?

thanks in advance

oh and like always, beautifully done barringer

[barringer82]

"Signal to Noise" by Peter Gabriel, from the "Gangs of New York" soundtrack

& thank you

[20cleve]

barringer, do you work in the industry as an editor? This is very good work.

[mensahcarrelle]

WOW!!!awesome :-)

[dyscho]

i give you props, im the same fucker who told commended on u on michael mann......this is the bomb

[bootpig1]

Well, it's just absolutely awesome. I showed it to a friend this morning, and I swear we almost cried in response to your artistry. It's amazing!

[arieladitya]

Scorsese is the best!

[adnanaeroadnan]

who's the greatest american director according to you?

[barringer82]

Kubrick.

[acm0416]

What's the name of the song that plays during the last temptation monologue

[barringer82]

"Signal To Noise" by Peter Gabriel, from the "Gangs of New York" soundtrack.

[omnimover101]

GodDAMN, this is good. Marty is a phenomenon.

[dkelly26666]

Magnificent....

[barringer82]

"It's In the Way You Use It" by Eric Clapton - featured in Color of Money

[elcompachuyito]

what's the name of the first song??please