When you live and breathe cinema
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Scorsese has had one hell of a career. From his origins in the 70s, to the titan of the industry he is today, he's been a constant presence in modern filmmaking. Working with numerous actors, such as DeNiro and DiCaprio, and receiving an untold amount of critical acclaim, Martin Scorsese has certainly devoted his life to cinema.
This is a documentary made by the Archer Green channel. Compiling, editing and mixing multiple different assets from a wide range of sources together to form a unique narrative regarding the career of Martin Scorsese
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2 mins into this and I can tell I'm going to enjoy it so imma make some breakfast and coffee n get my self comfortable, back in 10.
@AnxietyMentor
Жыл бұрын
I'm gonna go get the papers, get the papers.
@chefduke3719
Жыл бұрын
@@AnxietyMentor No problem, Jimmy Two Times ;)
@decentdude1086
Жыл бұрын
@@AnxietyMentor what’s this a reference to? Sounds so familiar
@stevencandelario6514
Жыл бұрын
i do NOT care
@chefduke3719
Жыл бұрын
@@stevencandelario6514 phahaha what?
hands down best tribute to Scorsese I’ve ever seen. Your understanding of his work literally shines through the screen. Powerful stuff man
His passion is so rare nowadays. A lot of people I knew weren't too enthusiastic about the length of his last film, but my god, it's as if he never skipped a beat. The day he stops directing will be tragedy in the world of modern art.
@IronMan-tk8uc
Жыл бұрын
Tarantino is one of the few who's still like that.
@NyolateAMV
Жыл бұрын
@@IronMan-tk8uc Personally I've enjoyed movies Tarantino stole from more than what he came up with by mixing them.
@jebediahkrimsoncraftleding3012
Жыл бұрын
@@IronMan-tk8uc He's a great, but he's too far up his own ass. Imagine if Scorsese said "I'll make 10 movies, then kinda dip out." Scorsese breathes this shit, it isn't a game or a way to build ego, it's him.
@jebediahkrimsoncraftleding3012
Жыл бұрын
@@NyolateAMV Cute, if reductive. Shame Tarantino gets credit for original screenplays and directing from other directors, if only they also knew he likes spaghetti westerns and Elmore Leonard.
@bonjovi7399
Жыл бұрын
@@NyolateAMV C'mon, that old Tarantino steals trope? The only director that wasn't influenced by others, informed by others, borrowed from others, made homage to others, or made parody was Eadweard Muybridge. It's like saying the Rolling Stones were a two bit band because they were informed by, made homage to, and borrowed from blues, along with many other "pioneers" of rock and roll. And I know Marty will take umbrage with that one. How about you steal an original thought?
The fact that Scorsese has been around for so long and still puts out stellar work has to say something about the man's talent
@elijahalbiston
Ай бұрын
Tarantino has said he believes there is only one director who had consistently put out good films. I think he's wrong. Scorsese and others have continued to put out good films despite their age. (The one I believe was Kubrick)
It’s insane that he’s got a masterpiece from 1976 and another from 2019
@Fkkevr1
Жыл бұрын
@@mcmurphy809 Ah great point
Passion is what gives life meaning, Scorsese has the most passion. Not in a stark-raving mad way like Tarantino or Tom Platz, but in a way that casually permeates his being. You captured this perfectly, and it honestly gave me a bright vision for the future, and my future.
Excellent work. You've done great research and edited clips together very well. You didn't just throw cool clips from his movies up for the hell of it - you chose them each for a reason. And you did some deep research to find good interviews and you let him and his interviews speak for themselves, no unnecessary voice over. Great work!
@ArcherGreen
Жыл бұрын
Thank you so much, I wanted to show the progression of his career while also highlighting his personal ethos when it comes to filmmaking :)
Wow, this video shot to the top of my channel. Thank you so much for all the kind words, I really do appreciate it. Much Love
@why_so_serious
Жыл бұрын
well deserved
I really enjoyed this video tribute to Martin Scorsese. I can tell that a lot of research and thought went into the selection and arrangement of the clips, and I appreciated the lack of unnecessary voiceover. Scorsese's passion and talent are truly inspiring, and I feel lucky to have been able to experience his movies in my lifetime. I hope that this channel receives the recognition it deserves for the high quality content it produces.
This got me hooked for Scorsese's work again. Huge props to you, Archer Green. I hope your channel receives the attention it deserves
Keep doing what you’re doing! Your channel feels like it should have hundreds of thousands of subs….really amazing stuff thank you! :)
@ArcherGreen
Жыл бұрын
Thank you so much for your support :)
Awesome tribute to one the greatest filmmakers. Scorsese has been a giant inspiration to me and made me fall in love cinema in a way i cant explain. Love him and love your video!
@ArcherGreen
Жыл бұрын
Thanks a ton! He's certainly one of the most important figures in modern cinema
@wedontexist369
Жыл бұрын
Do you think you’re better than me
@nicolausteslaus
Жыл бұрын
So you ended up as a porn actress?
This a wonderful tribute, so well-told and with so much magic sprinkled throughout. Really appreciate you for this!
This was really well put together, absolutely excellent work. Thank you.
As a 21 year old, this is such a lovely insight into the full context of Scorsese and how he came to be so notorious. Damn he's such a cool dude, even in his 80s. Many thanks mate!
This is an amazing video, keep up the great work and you'll gather a huge following in no time
these are the kinds of video essays we should be seeing more on film, heck, calling it a video essay is an understatement. this is a documentary in its own right. keep up the good work, friend! looking forward to seeing more!
this deserves so much more views than it has, your work here is such a beautiful testament to scorsese. you captured him and his essence as a filmmaker perfectly! you let the work speak for itself. underrated.
This was beautiful! Thanks for making this
OML this was a trip. Great editing
This video was incredible keep up the good work mate
I just love this man, i literally admire this man. Love you Martin Scorsese sir, you're a inspirational icon for me for Cinema. We breathe Cinema!!
Man this format rocks, keep up the good work man!
High class editing and presentation. Great video, keep with it and you'll have more subs in no time. I subbed btw
wonderful video, glad I discovered your channel!
Great work. Edit is flawless.👍
I still feel like the Irishman is in its "understated" phase. In enough time it will be an all-time classic.
Really great work. Thank you for making this
This is so good, Already a Fan of your editing and story telling
Video seems really underrated, great work!
@matteobeach4261
Жыл бұрын
Well it’s only a day old, give it some time
Amazing work. The edition is hypnotic, the 13 min passed in seconds.
That was amazing, please never stop doing what you're doing.
Great Video! Keep doing what you’re doing!
Amazing video, congratulations for your work, I found your channel through this video
You have a captivating and well edited presentation to your videos. I'd love to see you delve into Fellini, Argento, Visconti, and the giallo genre as a whole. Bellissimo. Gratzie. 👏
@ArcherGreen
Жыл бұрын
Gratzie yourself. I have a video on the Italian Neorealist movement, although it's in a more traditional video essay style
When he gave a very measured critique of Marvel movies a bunch of people were like "Who!? Is this guy even relevant!?" all of those people deserved a very hard shot to the face and a Scorsese box-set. Nobody has _more_ of a right to criticize movies than this guy.
@ISAGAARBO98
Жыл бұрын
I totally agree, and i very much enjoy Marvel flicks and this so called spectacle, people have no idea what they are talking about when they sh*t on Scorsese without being properly informed
@supakoen2892
Жыл бұрын
@@ISAGAARBO98Let’s be honest, if someone doesn’t even know who Scorsese is then you know they know nothing about films and you can just ignore their opinion.
@ISAGAARBO98
Жыл бұрын
@@supakoen2892 exactly
This is such an awesome video!
Very well made video! Loved it from start to end
The Beethoven of cinema, Hollywood would truly be lost if he were to pass away.
I'll come back and watch it again, 10 years later
brilliant edit, inspiring stuff
Nice to hear “Film Noir” by Scott Hallgren in the background at 3:36
My cousin Jack Lotz was the referee in Raging Bull. He also has credits on the Sopranos.
Excellent video essay. Thanks for that
Nice to be one of the chosen 30,101 viewers to watch this fantastic video :)
I generally do not comment on videos but this video is top tier scorsese tribute and I loved it
Great video man, awesome job.
great video! keep it up!!!
This makes me sad for some reason. The end with the piano and Marty talking about how young they were when they started and they actually built something Great that the world can watch and re watch and see something different or get a different feeling i love that but it also makes me sad bcuz time flies! Hard to describe but thank you for this the man doesn’t get the credit he deserves in my eyes!
This was really good u just got ur self a new subscriber keep it up I can see u being big
@ArcherGreen
Жыл бұрын
Thanks for the sub, appreciate it
Felt as if I was going through a movie masterpiece. Great work here.
Great tribute man
God ,this is so good!Make more Scorsese videos plz😍😍😎😆!
I thoroughly enjoyed watching this. He's such an inspiration to me.
Great cut 👏
Excellent video. Captured the essence of what he represents and means to so many of us in the art world. Just a really passionate artist.
Fabulous tribute
Simply amazing video!
this video is incredible. Please make more like it
everybody always forgets about King Of Comedy. brilliant film.
@teresas8173
8 ай бұрын
Yes, incredible film.
Great video 🙌
this documentary was top level for real 110% saludos de argentina alto video turron
Great video on great director
followed u!!!! love this content!111 please keep going!!!! from uk
@ArcherGreen
Жыл бұрын
Welcome aboard, from the UK too :)
wonderful video! blessings
Really cool tribute to Scorsese 🔥🔥
THIS IS FANTASTIC
Do more of these.
Marty, we’ll be there to watch your movies and preserve them for all of eternity.
just a great little video made with love
Amazing video.
As a film fan in his sixties,have to say you got the goods.well done.
this was very enjoyable thank you
He was extremely blessed with such parents.
this is a great video
great video
good editing
I loved it. Thank you.
Fantastic, bravo 👏
i worship this man
great doc bro ill be back when this video hits a million views ,so let me know
One of the best to ever do it
the greatest person ever lived
The man, the myth Martin Scorsese, him and De Niro are match made in heaven
wow, this is amazing..
this is the greatest video I've ever seen.
this is good❤
Well communicated video
The portrayal of life through a lens. Nothing but a frame. That’s cinema
Sick video
@fungus1228
Жыл бұрын
Vid sickeo
You should have added Martin's perspective of other language movies. I know he has been so all over the world cinema. So what he thinks about Akira kurasova, Majid majidi or satyajit ray. It would have been fascinating to know for me. 🙂 By the way great video......
Ominous thumbnail lol. Superb video, says a lot about him with very little
Martin Scorsese is hands down one of the greatest movie director's of all time.
Marty is the Greatest to ever do
Wow. Just wow.
Thank you❤🌹🙏
King 👑
The last 30 seconds of this...I fucking cried
He was right about working with Leo for another 12 to 15 years. Can't wait to see Killers of the flower moon!
No one inspires me more as a film maker than Martin Scorsese.