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Great Job, Internet!: Martin Scorsese is pretty good at guessing his movies from Letterboxd reviews
The Martin And Francesca Scorsese Comedy Hour is a well-established bit on the internet at this point. You’ve seen at least one example over the years, certainly: The younger Scorsese forces her dad to interface with aspects of modern internet film culture, he good-naturedly complains through it, the rest of us get to laugh at a blend of culture gap comedy, Scorsese’s famous gift for gab, and the general niceness of seeing a father-daughter pair who can have fun making gentle fun of each other. Even so, it’d been a second since we’d indulged in the duo’s comedy stylings—and especially when it came to the venerable director trying to wrestle with that most compactly weird example of modern film critique, the one-or-two-line Letterboxd review—so a new installment of their double act was a welcome distraction today.
Martin Scorsese Tries to Guess His Own Movies Off Letterboxd Reviews in Father-Daughter TikTok | Video
Francesca Scorsese forces the Oscar-winning director to endure one-liners, such as, “Ratatouille would’ve thrived in this environment”
Would Remy from “Ratatouille” feel at home in “Goodfellas”? Martin Scorsese seems to think so.
The acclaimed filmmaker appeared in yet another TikTok with his daughter Francesca Scorsese on Thursday to play a game walking through his own filmography. In the video, Francesca reads her father a series of Letterboxd one-liner reviews of his films, with Marty having to identify which of his movies the quips are associated with. The video was made in partnership with Apple TV, who recently released the five-part documentary series “Mr. Scorsese” about the filmmaker’s career.
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