Scorsese's Best Decade

Which decade would you consider his best output?

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Personally, I would pick the 2010s as his best decade. For me, Hugo and Wolf of Wall Street are both 9/10 and Silence and The Irishman are both 10/10. And Shutter Island is good too, an 8/10.

The 80s I guess? But he's a (moderate) hit or (hard) miss anyway.

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The 80’s, probably. He is a master, and Taxi Driver/Raging Bull/After Hours/GoodFellas/Casino are among the best he has to offer.

I was tempted to vote for the 90s just for Bringing Out the Dead, but Taxi Driver and Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore win out.

Mean Streets, Taxi Driver, Last Waltz and Alice could arguably be his top 4, so how am I not going to go with the 70's?

I didn't like Mean Streets though.

70's to 2010's has a standout each or more, but i love the 70's most which has my favorite M.S. - Taxi Driver

Marty had had his share of misses, that’s for sure. Mean Streets was ok, but New York,New York, The Last Waltz, The Ming of Comedy, and Cape Fear were disappointing.