THAT PLANE CRASH SCENE! FILMMAKER FIRST TIME WATCHING The Aviator MOVIE REACTION/COMMENTARY 

A very good movie. Scorsese changed the color palette to distinguish the different color processing in each era. That's why the beginning of the film looked so brilliant in it's hues. Leonardo DiCaprio was in The Gangs of New York (2002) directed by Martin Scorsese. I think that was the first movie Martin worked with Leonardo.

@38:33 ...Stan Lee based the character of Tony Stark largely on Howard Hughes. He even named his father Howard. So yeah, seeing that in this makes tons of sense.

Howard Hughes ended up with over 11 Billion to his name in 1976, when he passed away. In 2023, his company (HHC) still holds a net worth of 9.6 Billion in Total Assets. He was very rich throughout his life!

He could perfectly have won best actor for this performance instead of the Revenant.

Thank you for the upload! I remember seeing this in the theaters with my mom when I was 10. It was the first adult movie I saw not marketed to kids, and needless to say, my first Scorsese movie. I was completely enamored with DiCaprio's performance in this. Unfortunately, Howard Hughes continued to suffer undiagnosed OCD for the remainder of his life.

"Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore" is a great Scorsese movie, one of my favorites: It released after Mean Streets.

42:42 OCD is absolutely the worst. I don't exactly have OCD but my PTSD lead to me having strange compulsive behaviors. I would constantly wash my hands, I was and still occationally am, afraid to leave my home because my brain tells me, If I do that, something awful will happen. The thing about the compulsory activities is, you sort of can help it. It's not like his body is forcing those sentences out but it's his brain telling him "If you don't do this thing or say this sentence perfectly, the most awful things will happen to you" You get a feeling of dread and you just have to comply with the compulsions, whether it's hand washing, saying a phrase, cleaning or anything else. It's like being held hostage by your mind.

You can find actual footage of Howard Hughes testimony before Congress on RU-vid.

Best portrayal of OCD I have ever seen. As someone who suffers from OCD myself, I can absolutely say, they nailed it.

I always loved this movie’s use of color. In fact, the beginning of the movie uses a film stock similar to the time period, and that’s why the color palette changes over the course of the film as the years go by.

Howard Hughes was the first billionaire in the world 🌎🌍. He became a complete recluse in later years and wound up owning most of Las Vegas in the 1970s .😮

Wow, I like your intelligent questions! I WISH I knew some answers for them!🤣👌🏻

For a change of pace with Scorsese, you might want to watch one of his comedies, such as 'After Hours (1985)'. But this particular movie fascinated me because Hughes, although a total recluse by the time, was still a person who was often in the news when I was growing up, e. g. the Glomar Explorer incident almost 50 years ago; plus it recreates so many real actors I saw in movies on TV--Katherine Hepburn, Ava Gardner, Jane Russell, Faith Domurgue (do watch 'This Island Earth (1955)' if you're interested in 1950s sci-fi). My favorite Howard Hughes anecdote is that he was so enamored of the 1968 John Sturges film of Alistair MacLean's novel 'Ice Station Zebra' (which I also watch almost every year or two, it's a great Cold War action flick) that he ordered the Las Vegas TV station he owned to broadcast it almost every night in the early morning hours so that in this pre-VHS, pre-DVD era he could watch it during his insomniac period of unrest.

I like how clearly you worded your channel. There’s a LOAD of users just INSANELY titling their channels whatever the flying F they like, like HOW THE F can I keep track of what a channel is about if the channel title is VAGUE?!?!

Awesome reaction, I just found your channel and I enjoyed your reaction to the aviator. I subscribed and can't wait to see the rest of your reactions.

Leo was also in The Departed Marty, Robert and Leo together is like Johnny Depp and Tim Burton...perfect collabs

Howard just needed a fat joint, lol

38:40, now can you remember Tony Stark's father's first name??

For another (a bit more fictionalized) look into Cinema History by Scorsese, go for "Hugo".

Lol...spruce goose is for real I stood in a replica of it at the airshow in the 80,s. Cockpit the size of a living room crazy

"Some people without brains do an awful lot of talking " Wizard of Oz.

Hughes had many OCDs as well as being a germophobe which is why he eventually secluded himself from the public and press for so many years.

Deniro turned down the role of Michael Corleone in order to do Mean streets.

I HAD to give up watching because it was SO hard to find ten seconds when you weren't talking or showing us ice cream.

Dude sorry but u just tend to ramble on and on and on thru the movie. I dont mean general commentary. I mean u ramble on for 30 seconds at a time, multiple times thru the movie. Sorry its really annoying. Im only leaving the comment so hopefully u take it as constructive criticism to benefit your channel and get more views.

Stop spoiling yourself. Try watching movies blind, you'll have a better experience.

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