There've been a couple of good films lately that have declined to have "good guys" and "bad guys". Crash was a more simplistic take - I like The Departed better.
I'm particularly intrigued by this comment Scorsese made:
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Originally Posted by Scorsese
"I don't know what to say about the violence in my own movies. I can't defend it," he says.
Scorsese says he was "very affected" by the emotional and physical violence around his as a kid. "Some people block it from their minds, but for me, it's part of who and what I am. And it channels itself into my films. But I see the violence almost as absurd, and when I say that, it's the absurdity of just being alive.
"I think if you're going to experience violence, you better experience violence powerfully, and (realistically).
"It should upset you."
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I may go see The Departed again while it is still in theaters.
Thanks for the article host.