Happy Birthday To Martin Scorsese Martin Scorsese — the thing can be said about the ace that hasn’t been said previously. Do we call him great?… A legend?… An auteur?… A Director who helmed a larger number of works of art than what establishes the whole collection of most filmmakers…Someone who’s played a significant turn in cutting the predeterminations of two splendid on-screen characters (Robert De Niro and Leonardo DiCaprio)…Or somebody who happy well should’ve had a rack brimming with Oscars rather than that the singular stature the Institute has presented on him? Any and all that we state about Scorsese pales before his huge achievements. However, maybe the one thing that Martin Scorsese is related the most with is his proclivity for producing perfect works of art in the wrongdoing type. The Withdrew, Packs of New York, Cab driver, Goodfellas, Casino….need we state more? So today, being his birthday — glad birthday, Marty sir, btw — we’ve chosen to keep things straightforward by bringing an outing through a world of fond memories and returning to the scenes from these works of art that made the motion pictures, the entertainers in them, and the Executive behind them into such cherished popular culture figures. Introducing 5 of the most notorious scenes from Martin Scorsese motion pictures, which give us those extreme ‘Hoodlum’ feels right up ’til the present time: 1.) “You talkin’ to me”: Robert De Niro – Taxi D The Marty scene to end all Marty scenes…or most notable scenes so far as that is concerned. At the point when De Niro flashes that malicious smile, whips out that pistol with all his swag, focuses on the mirror, and articulates those words ?—you can’t resist the urge to wish to be in his insidious circumstance however once in your life.