The Lists: In Contention's Top 10 Craft Contributions to Martin Scorsese Films
With the dazzling 'Hugo' hitting screens, we celebrate the technical wonders of Scorsese's cinema
In Contention's Top 10 Craft Contributions to Martin Scorsese Films
Martin Scorsese's child's-eye adventure "Hugo" is the latest in a long line of the director's films boasting astonishing technical artistry from a distinguished team of loyal collaborators. With the film hitting theaters, we're looking back and rounding up the finest below-the-line elements from his oeuvre, including contributions from such films as "Shutter Island," "The Age of Innocence" and "Raging Bull." Continue reading to see where your favorites ranked and feel free to join the discussion at In Contention.
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November 23, 2011 at 11:43AM EST Reply to CommentWonderful list as always. I saw Raging Bull as young teen. It was the first film where I became keenly aware of and awed by the craft behind what I was watching. In many ways, my love affair with movies starts right there.
Guy Lodge Thanks -- I'm so pleased you like the list, and am glad we share a formative film in Raging Bull.
November 23, 2011 at 12:25PM ESTJust a note: we'd prefer readers to comment back at the original post at In Contention, so that the conversation can be as active as possible. I know it's confusing!
HoustonRufus
November 23, 2011 at 12:30PM EST Reply to CommentSorry! Thanks for the tip!
Puchuka77
November 23, 2011 at 9:52PM EST Reply to CommentWonderful list. So happy you made a shout-out to "Kundun." I would also include Gabriel's score for "The Last Temptation of Christ." And I think I may be an exception to the rule: Kundun ties with Last Temptation as my favorite Scorsese films :-)