Yes! I loved that she mentioned The King of Comedy. It's criminally underrated and one of Scorsese's best, easily among my favorite movies of all time.
Not only is The King of Comedy my all time favorite comedy film, it's also one of the eeriest, saddest and most uniquely disturbing films I've ever seen. Even as a humungous horror fan who's seen well over a thousand horror films, I can honestly say I have yet to see another film that has unnerved me and gotten under my skin in the same way KOC has, despite it having such broad humor that's also genuinely funny. Literally the only other film that can stand next to it is the original The Heartbreak Kid (1972).
Oh my goodness, Killing Zoe. It doesn't get the best scores, but I enjoyed it non the less. There's the one scene where there's the descent on the elevator, and what comes to mind is the insanity of greed, the devil, and its demise. An American Werewolf in Pairs of course, and I've yet to see Three colors, but I just wrote it down. Yes, Amadeus, a perfect film.
She's lived in the US for a long time now, she lives in LA. It's not uncommon for someone's accent to fade overtime when they stop speaking their native language/don't live in their native country.
