While you might not assume so looking at movies like MeanStreets gold Goodfellas, Martin Scorsese is a man of God. That’s why he’s been inspired to work on a new film about Jesus Christ. Shortly after attending the world premiere of his new film, Killers of the Flowers Moon, at the Cannes Film Festival, Scorsese … Read more
Martin Scorsese has announced that he’s about to make another movie about Jesus, following his own Last Temptation of Christ. Many of you might be too young to remember just how controversial Martin Scorsese’s The Last Temptation of Christ was when it hit theaters in 1988. Nowadays, controversy is described more as people getting upset … Read more
1990’s”Goodfellas“earned another four stars from Roger, who felt that Scorsese was the only director for this material because he knew it inside and out.”Most films, even great ones, evaporate like mist once you’ve returned to the real world; they leave memories behind, but their reality fades fairly quickly,” Roger wrote. “Not this film, which shows … Read more
Ray Romano has worked with Martin Scorsese twice now, but the director had no idea who he even was prior to HBO’s Vinyl. For decades, Martin Scorsese has been one of the most desired directors that nearly every actor wants to work with. But it’s not easy to land a Scorsese production, especially if you’re … Read more
Martin Scorsese, Studiocanal, and writer Patrick Marber are teaming up for an adaptation of Peter Cameron’s novel What Happens at Night Legendary filmmaker Martin Scorsese is teaming up with Studiocanal to produce a film adaptation of the mystery novel What Happens at Night, Deadline reports. Oscar nominated writer Patrick Marber (Notes on a Scandal) is … Read more
Todd Haynes, who premiered his glorious documentary about the Velvet Underground in Cannes last year, is back with “May/December.” It’s apparently about a well-known American couple in which the husband is 23 years younger than his wife and their twins are about to graduate from high school. This may be the year of “Yep—there’s an … Read more