By the ancient laws of combat, we are met at this chosen ground to settle for good and all.

Who holds sway over the five points?

Welcome to now playing's Martin Scorsese, Leonardo DiCaprio, retrospective series.

I saw this was a battle between warriors.

So Warriors is what I brought.

With the February 19th release of Scorsese's latest film, Shutter Island,

we hear it now playing, we'll be looking at the latest chapter in Scorsese's career

by reviewing his foremost recent films, gangs of New York,

The Aviator, The Departed, and Shutter Island, all of which star Leonardo DiCaprio.

Are you with this or not?

These discussions will be spoiler-filled and may contain harsh language.

More deep thinkers.

Thank you. language. Poor deep thinkers. And today we are talking about the Aviator, a movie like all the movies in this

retrospective series directed by Martin Scorsese and starring Leonardo DiCaprio.

It also stars Kate Blanchette, Kate Beckinsale, Alec Baldwin, Alan Alda, and John C. Riley.

And this is Stuart coming to you about 15 miles away from the original Howard Hughes Airways in Los Angeles. This is Jacob coming from

where those airways were. Oh, wow. And this is Arnie. And if you remember the beginning of the

gangs of New York, our last movie, when everybody's coming and they got all their weapons out,

I think I'm the guy who went on to be Matt I

Mooney with the big spiked baseball right now. I'm ready to take my swings at Howard Hughes for

$10 a lick. Okay. So, all right. Does that make me the natives and you the dead rabbits?

Well, we'll see. Yes. When we last left, we had just left Gangs of New York, a pet project

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