Watch: Supercut Details The Religious Imagery In Martin Scorsese's Films

If the multiverse theory is correct, then there is a universe somewhere that exists with a Father Martin Scorsese leading Sunday mass in a Catholic church. Or maybe he ended up a bishop, deacon or even Pope, but in our universe, fortunately, he found a different calling. When talking about his controversial “The Last Temptation of Christ,” the director explained “I made it as a prayer, an act of worship. I wanted to be a priest. My whole life has been movies and religion. That’s it. Nothing else.” A few weeks ago, filmscalpel released a video that isolates many of the religious allusions that can be found throughout Scorsese’s long and storied filmography.

Running just over two minutes long and titled “Scorsese Goes To Church,” the video combines footage from across his entire career, from “Mean Streets” to “The Wolf of Wall Street,” and everything in between. Whatever his spiritual beliefs are now, it’s clear that the imagery of the Catholic Church remains a very...