'You took your boots off? You put your feet on the table? You shit-kicking, stinky, horse-manure-smellin' motherf***er you. That bit where Nicky is all paranoid about the random guy passing by is indeed hilarious and the way he tells the reporter to watch out in such a normal way is so damn funny and surprising. And I could go and on and on and on about those. It drives me insane if I don't list every single damn thing I love about a film. This si so brilliant! I'd love to do a post like that about Casino and The Wolf of Wall Street but as you can tell from my posts on Logan I cannot stop. Mentions should go to: Christopher Nolan/Lee Smith, Pedro Almodovar/Jose Salcedo, Sofia Coppola/Sarah Flack, Quentin Tarantino/Sally Menke (R.I.P.), Terrence Malick/Billy Weber, Wong Kar-Wai/William Chang Suk-Ping, Alfonso Cuaron/Alex Rodriguez, Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu/Stephen Mirrione, and Steven Spielberg/Michael Kahn. They would probably be at the top of the list. If I was to rank the best director/editor collaborations. I would love to be a fly in the wall just to see how they create a scene in the editing room. Even if they want to go for something stylistic. It's clear they have a style that is their own and always know when to cut and when not to cut.

Mentioning a lot about the cutting I think is important as I think there should be some documentary about Scorsese's collaboration with Thelma Schoonmaker.

Immediately as I was scrolling down slowly in the frame, I was thinking 'Did Robert Richardson shot this?' and I realized how right I was as I'm so familiar with his work in photography. I remember Ben Wheatley stating that this film along with Goodfellas and The Wolf of Wall Street is part of thematic trilogy of decadent lifestyles.

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