Gangs of New York: How America Remembers Itself
When you think Martin Scorsese, you probably think Goodfellas, Taxi Driver, and Wolf of Wall Street— often in that order. If you’re a little more invested in his filmography, you might think Mean Streets, Raging Bull, maybe Shutter Island. Basically, you…
Remembering Taxi Driver
The following article includes spoilers. I have never been one for films with gratuitous violence. They don’t speak to me like tender films, such as Past Lives and Lady Bird…
How I learned not to fear Cape Fear: Martin Scorsese’s hidden gem
Includes spoilers. Back in its heyday, The Simpsons was one of the greatest television shows of all time, and I’m here to talk about one of its greatest episodes of…
The Irishman
Scorsese’s latest crime epic is as impressive as it is ambitious, worthy of the excitement it generated as soon as the incredible cast, which includes the likes of Robert De…
Martin Scorsese on Marvel superhero films: “not cinema”
Martin Scorsese recently made news, and not just for the release of The Irishman, heralded as his greatest film since Goodfellas. No, Scorsese made headlines a few weeks ago by…
The Irishman Preview
Martin Scorsese’s filmography includes everything from biopics to psychological thrillers to dark comedies, but the director is arguably best-known for his gangster epics. After releasing his last gangster film, The…