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Scorsese

Scorsese

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A film style known for gritty city stories, strong music, and fast editing
  • noun
  • /skɔrˈseɪzi/
  • Literature
: estilo de Scorsese
  • I I can't turn off Scorsese's greatest films.

I I can't turn off Scorsese's greatest films.

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Examples

  • Which is to say, an expert may say, that doesn't land the way that Cinema or Scorsese would, but that assumes that every viewer would.

  • When discussing American cinema, his films are often compared to the great works of Scorsese.

  • I presume it's something on a similar level to like Scorsese or something like that.

  • And I've seen that scorsese film with that guy.

  • I remember Andrew Cooper was our set photographer who is like only does like movies for like Scorsese and like Tarantino.

  • It's the coming together of Scorsese, De Niro, Pesci, Pacino and myself, all of who have had a long history together.

  • It wrecked the Scorsese film New York, NY.

  • Many film enthusiasts admire the distinct style of Scorsese in his classic movies.

  • The innovative storytelling techniques of Scorsese have influenced many contemporary filmmakers.

Surface Forms

Scorsese singular
Scorseses plural

Etymology

Scorsese is also used to mean the director's films or 'style'; the name works like a stamp on a movie, telling you it will likely have gritty city stories, strong characters and bold editing.