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By Bill M (1,080) on 13 Aug 2008

More gratuitous sexploitation than a standard Scorsese flick, and it's obvious that it was pieced together over time, but these are standard…

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By Erik S (311) on 31 Jul 2008

Scorsese's artiest film and one of my favorites. I quite like the cinematography and the strange character dynamics…

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By Stephen G (461) on 28 Jun 2008

A great but sad film, I wanted to hit Keitels character to make him wake up to himself by the end of it…

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By Matt O (309) on 23 Jun 2008

Martin Scorsese's dreamlike black and white debut feature length film. A fine piece of art…

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By Simeon F (1) on 19 Jun 2008

A beautiful film. One can see a young director, and young actor, before they became the icons they have…

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By Jared B (438) on 16 Jun 2008

Looks nice, feels deep, but overall has too many pointless scenes pieced in…

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By Jonathan M (1,410) on 12 May 2008

Premier long métrage d'un jeune Scorsese fraîchement sorti de l'école de film…

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By Edd B (32) on 01 May 2008

What seems like scatter-shot plotting makes for one hell of a compelling film…

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By Igor Y (21) on 29 Apr 2008

I think this was a great experiment, and a great film debut for martin scorsese…

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By Will J (246) on 19 Apr 2008

Though it is a poor imitation of Cassavetes, everyone has to start somewhere…

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By J M (910) on 10 Apr 2008

Scorsese did much better with mean streets…

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By Stian K (14) on 04 Apr 2008

A crude blueprint for Mean Streets. The signature camera moves, the music, the locales, the Madonna-whore complex, it's all here…

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By Amit P (73) on 23 Mar 2008

Debo ser un mal cinÃ©filo, pero no pude terminar de verla…

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By Kevin T (763) on 18 Mar 2008

Scorsese wears his Cassavetes on his sleeve in his feature debut. The editing and photography is highly stylized but rings emotionally true…

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By Christopher B (2,528) on 04 Mar 2008

Fantastic debut from the awesome (at the time) Scorsese. Also, a great performance by Keitel in a film that could only be made at that time…

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By Benjamin M (393) on 17 Feb 2008

One of Scorsese's early works, great performances…

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By Caleb M (788) on 09 Feb 2008

A beautiful early Scorsese film that, like Mean Streets, relies primarily on the emotions, personalities, and beliefs of its characters rather…

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By Alexandre V (9) on 24 Jan 2008

[font=Century Gothic]Martin Scorsese's dazzling debut feature film, Who's That Knocking at My Door…

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By Zach M (1,354) on 06 Jan 2008

I've seen this called a dry run for Mean Streets, but I found the style so different, even if some themes reappear in Mean Streets…

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By Missy M (157) on 04 Jan 2008

Scorsese debut, filmed in newyork in black and white, and his and keitels first film together, a forerunner to mean streets 4 years later,…

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