Cinemaos 3 unique films better than citizen Kane, according to Scorseseum of the great filmmakers in Hollywood history, Martin Scorsese listed films of various genres, such as science fiction and western writing

Directed by and starring Orson Welles, Kane Citizen (1941) is regarded by many movie buffs, experts and film critics as the best movie of all time. However, for Martin Scorseselegendary filmmaker Hollywoodthere are three feature films that stand out.

Along the acclaimed career, Scroese commanded critic hits as The good companions (1990), Taxi Driver – Taxi Driver (1976), The Wolf of Wall Street (2013), Ilha do Fear (2010), The infiltrates (2006).

After request of the magazine SIGHT AND SOUND In 2022, the iconic director listed which are the 15 best feature films in history in his opinion. The first place got the acclaimed 2001 – A odyssey in space (1968), directed by Stanley Kubrickwhich usually appears on top of such lists.

Second place went with Eight and a half1963 Italian film directed by Federico Fellini and starring MARCELLO MASTROIANNI (Guido Anselmi). The Polish Ash and diamonds (1958), from Andrzej Wajdacomplete the podium.

Then, Kane Citizen arrives in fourth position. One of the great classics of cinema, the film had names like Orson Welles (Charles Foster Kane), Joseph Cotten (Jedediah Leland), Dorothy Comingore (SUSAN ALEXANDER KANE), Everett Sloane (Mr. Bernstein), Agnes Moorehead (Mary Kane) and William Alland (Jerry Thompson). Read the synopsis below:

The masterpiece of Orson Welles tells the story of the press typ Charles Foster Kane in a sequence of flashbacks. A journalist is intrigued by the last word of Kane – rosebud – And tries to find out its meaning by interviewing people from the Pasta Pasta.

Below, see the 15 best films of all time, according to Martin Scorsese

1. 2001 – A odyssey in space (1968);
2. Eight and a half (1963);
3. Ash and diamonds (1958);
4. Kane Citizen (1941);
5. Diary of a priest (1951);
6. To live (1952);
7. The Leopard (1963);
8. The word (1955);
9. Parentsà (1946);
10. The red shoes (1948);
11. The Sacred River (1951);
12. The Giuliano Bandit (1962);
13. Hatred tracks (1956);
14. Vague moon tales (1953);
15. A falling body (1958).

The Greatest Films of All Time, As Chosen by Martin Scorsese #SightAndSoundpollpic.twitter.com/lsnqrfqa3z

– Sight and Sound Magazine (@sightsoundmag) December 2, 2022

+++ Read more: Martin Scorsese’s reaction after watching I am still here