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On the Waterfront → Mean Streets → Reservoir Dogs
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On the Waterfront (1954)
"Directed by Martin Scorsese, this film explores themes of crime, guilt, and redemption in New York's Little Italy. Scorsese has cited "On the Waterfront" as a major influence on his work." Mean Streets Wikipedia
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Reservoir Dogs (1992)
"A small-time hood must choose from among love, friendship and the chance to rise within the mob."
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Bottle Rocket (1993)
"Martin Scorsese's portrayal of small-time criminals in New York City inspired Anderson's depiction of friendship and crime." How Martin Scorsese influenced Wes Anderson’s Bottle Rocket Little White Lies
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Saturday Night Fever (1977)
"Directed by Martin Scorsese, this film portrays the lives of young Italian-American men in New York City's Little Italy, focusing on their struggles with identity, crime, and personal aspirations. Director John Badham acknowledged the influence of "Mean Streets" on "Saturday Night Fever," particularly in its depiction of urban youth and their environments." 'Saturday Night Fever' Director John Badham Talks... - Ethan Alter ‘Saturday Night Fever’ Director John Badham Talks 40th Anniversary Director’s Cut with Restored Scenes
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The Color of Money (1986)
"Scorsese's earlier exploration of small-time hustlers and the moral complexities of urban life informed the character development and thematic elements in "The Color of Money." The portrayal of self-destructive protagonists in "Mean Streets" parallels the journey of "Fast Eddie" Felson." The Color Of Money: Facts About Scorsese's Hustling Hit That Don't Roll Funny Looper
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Beverly Hills Cop (1984)
"Director Martin Brest stated that the dialogue exchange between Axel Foley and a cigarette smuggler in "Beverly Hills Cop" references a similar interaction between characters played by Robert De Niro and Harvey Keitel in "Mean Streets."" Movie Connections IMDb