Let's Party with Marty: A Martin Scorsese Podcast

Sarah & MJ continue along the road to Kundun with African movie Yeelen. Recognised by Empire Magazine as one of the best examples of World Cinema, it is clear to see the influence Martin Scorsese took from movies like this when making Kundun. We discuss why expanding your movie horizons is always a good thing and how this compares to previous companion movie, The Horse Thief.

We're now on the road to Kundun and the first movie paired with it is 1986's The Horse Thief, the movie Martin Scorsese calls his "favorite movie of the '90s" (no there isn't a typo in that).
It's a curious movie but one that HEAVILY influenced Scorsese, not just for Kundun but across his career. We also bring things more up to date to discuss Marty's recent AI controversy.

Joining us this week to discuss Casino is film critic Kelechi Ehenulo. There's much to discuss in this epic not-quite-3-hour-long movie including why it's another feminist masterpiece from Martin Scorsese (yes, really), the incredible trio of performances, and how it compares to Goodfellas. Stick around to find out what bombshell fact leads Sarah to possible violence and who she might have to fight in the desert as a result.
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For this week's episode, we've rounded up our very own Wild Bunch with Nick Mear joining Sarah and MJ to discuss this classic Western movie. Not only was this movie a huge influence on Scorsese, but apparently influenced every movie ever.

Opinions are divided amongst your illustrious hosts this week! Join Sarah & MJ as they discuss Martin Scorsese's The Age of Innocence. They discuss the film's not-so-subtle symbolism, the acting performances, and find some similarities with another pod favorite movie (and Daniel Day-Lewis starring), Phantom Thread.