Originally Posted By: Signor Vitelli
Mean Streets is an absolute must, IMO. You could probably write a thesis on that movie alone.

Brilliant film. Definitely one of my favorite Scorcese flicks.

Signor V.

Yup! Right now, I'm looking at Knockin, Mean Streets, and Taxi Driver (w/ the later 2 looking at salvation through suffering, and the first more on the guilt)
I wanted to limit myself to 70s films (though Knockin is technically 69, its close enough) thus avoiding Temptation, which I already did a 15 pager on last summer for a religion class.
It actually sprung out of a much larger project, Catholic Themes in the American New Wave, which is a MUCH larger topic then I have time for right now

Capo, where are you going for your masters?


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