I always use subtitles. For movies in English that's easy to understand (so not Trainspotting) I play them at a 1.2 seconds delay (so they lag a bit and don't spoil what it is about to be said).

For foreign movies I might use them with a 0.8 or 1.0 seconds delay.

I would personally rank them:

1. Casino
2. Goodfellas
3. Raging Bull
4. Shutter Island
5. The Wolf of Wall Street
6. The Departed
7. The King of Comedy
8. Taxi Driver
9. Cape Fear
10. The Age of Innocence
11. After Hours
12. The Color of Money
13. Mean Streets
14. The Irishman
15. Who's That Knocking at My Door
16. New York, New York
17. Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore
18. Silence
19. Kundun
20. Hugo
21. Bringing Out the Dead
22. The Aviator
23. Gangs of New York
24. The Last Temptation of Christ
25. Boxcar Bertha

Some notes: Casino is not only my favorite Scorsese movie, but probably my favorite movie ever.

Leo's performance in Wolf of Wall Street is one of his best and I think he should have won the Oscar for it.

As time passes the more Nicholson's performance bothers me (too cartoonish) and how it would be better with De Niro in the role (but he was filming The Good Shepherd).

Always had a hard time rewatching Taxi Driver, very unsettling.

I went to see Hugo at the theaters when it came out in 2011, but 10 minutes in the electricity at the mall went out so they gave everyone an open-ended ticket for 1 movie. For whatever reason I didn't use the rain-check on Hugo and never saw it till this year.

For the poll I used Scorsese's ten most voted films in IMDb's, so take it up with them.

Previous threads:

• Your Favorite Quentin Tarantino Film?
• Your Favorite David Fincher Film?

• Letters from Iwo Jima: 6/10
• Glory Road: 3/10
• Rocky Balboa: 6/10*
• Stranger Than Fiction: 6/10
• Hot Fuzz: 6/10
• Elizabeth: The Golden Age: 6/10
• Mr. Brooks: 4/10
• Planet Terror: 6/10
• Death Proof: 6/10
• Grindhouse: 6/10

*Re-watch

I'm not.

Basically.

@heathen75: Well, I meant films he has directed :p

I would personally rank them:

1. Once Upon a Time... In Hollywood
2. Inglourious Basterds
3. Reservoir Dogs
4. Pulp Fiction
5. Jackie Brown
6. Death Proof
7. Kill Bill: Vol. 1
8. Kill Bill: Vol. 2
9. Django Unchained
10. The Hateful Eight

Some notes: There are movies where he has "guest" directed in like Sin City and Four Rooms. Death Proof was part of a double feature alongside Robert Rodriguez's Planet Terror, called Grindhouse. Also, QT considers Kill Bill vol. 1 & 2 to be one movie.

Very consistent filmmaker for me, nearly always good, but not great. The only film of his I truly dislike is The Hateful Eight.

KC making mistakes, Brady et al taking advantage.

Super spreader event activated.

So are they using cutouts or is the stadium actually basically full?