Martin Scorsese Lists His Companion Films for Killers of the Flower Moon
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Published 2023-10-26
Interview by Mia Lee Vicino
Produced by Brian Formo
Edited by John Squire
Martin Scorsese's Letterboxd Account: letterboxd.com/mscorsese/
Martin Scorsese's List of Companion Films: boxd.it/pUdmi/detail
Killers of the Flower Moon on Letterboxd: boxd.it/gHp0
Killers of the Flower Moon is in theaters via @AppleTV & @paramountpictures
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All Comments (21)
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so cool that letterboxd is doing deep-dive interviews with filmmakers like this. also love that scorsese insists on not spoiling a movie from 1949. true class.
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His enthusiasm for cinema is absolutely contagious
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Martin Scorcese is on Letterboxd?! We are in a new era people. A new era.
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Scorsese's face when he learns that 'The Last of the Line' and 'The Lady of the Dugout' only have 100 logs. A person who truly adores cinematic art.
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Every time I watch an interview with Scorsese I learn about at least three new films I never heard of
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His face when she said barely anyone had seen the silent films
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this is cinema his contributions but also knowledge on movies is truly astonishing, what a legend
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God I love seeing how far Mia's come. From writing clever quips as a regular letterboxd user to sitting down with Martin fucking Scorcese!!!!
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We see all these countless film nerd channels on YouTube but often forget SCORSESE was the OG film nerd. Probably the king of them all. Compilations and recommendation lists must be his fav thing after filmmaking. Imagine a Criterion video with Socrsese, would be hours long 😅
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Lily's performance is astounding, in my opinion. It's so detailed but understated. She commands the screen with a single look or a smile.
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When Scorsese talks, you listen. He's a treasure for the cinema world
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I could listen to Marty talk about movies all day
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The Heiress (1949) 0:30 A Place in the Sun (1951) 3:54 Wild River (1960) 4:22 5:28 Red River (1948) 4:22 4:45 The last of the line (1914) 6:44 The Lady of the Dugout (1918) 7:40 Giant (1956) 9:29 Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore (1974) 9:50 Kundun (1997) 10:59 The Last Temptation of Christ (1988) 11:03 Silence (2016) 11:07
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We as cinephiles are so lucky to have Martin Scorsese. What an artist. May he live many more years!
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When he saw Lily Gladstone and she looked like the actress from The Heiress it was a bingo moment, cool to see that
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I would not want any piece of Martin Scorcese in a Film History Trivia contest.
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mia's film knowledge is always an underrated aspect of these interviews
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I did feel a small influence of Once Upon A Time in the West with Leo DiCaprio’s entrance on the train and being brought to DeNiro’s ranch on a Ford similar to Claudia Cardinale’s entrance on the train and then a buggy through Monument Valley
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What a treasure to have all these Scorsese interviews for posterity.
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This is a milestone for letterboxd🎉
