It's Not Just The Academy

So, Mr M Scorcese finally recognised by the peeps in Hollywood and given an Oscar. Huzzah! It is, of course, an outrage that he has never won one before. It is, however, just of much an outrage that I rage outishly about this, and yet really haven't seen that many of his movies.

So, throat cleared, here it is. The real list of shame.

Of his movies, I have seen (in chronological order): Mean Streets; Taxi Driver; New York, New York; Bad (by Michael Jackson - seriously, that was Scorcese); The Departed.

I have, therefore, not seen: Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore; Raging Bull; The King of Comedy; The Color of Money (seriously though - who wants to? Paul Newman is not enough... Marty, Marty, what were you thinking?); The Last Temptation of Christ (this was him? Really? What did seminary school have to say about it?); Goodfellas; Cape Fear; The Age of Innocence; Casino; Kundun; Bringing Out The Dead; Gangs of New York; or, The Aviator.

Oops. Maybe I should start this whole netflix business and start remedying all this.

But remember: I have seen Bad.