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Click on the film title below you want to read the retrospective of: Who’s That...
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Based on Dennis Lehane’s best-selling novel, Shutter Island (2010) is Scorsese’s best box office performe...
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There is a tradition and cycle to Martin Scorsese’s gangster films. He kick started his career with ...
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I don’t know why I was so fascinated by Howard Hughes at such a young age, but the name must have kep...
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If the hands that built America are as bloodstained as Gangs of New York makes out, and the fin...
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Stresses come in many shapes and forms, be it work, domestic or just watching your ...
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After making the sprawling Tibetan historical epic, Kundun, Scorsese’s return to Ne...
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With the largest population of any country and consistent economic growth rates of around 10% a year, it w...
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Casino is rated R (Under 17 requires accompanying parent or adult guardian). It includes frequent profanit...
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It’s New York in the 1870s, and Daniel Day-Lewis is engaged to Winona Ryder but he isn’t happy a...
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When Gus Van Sant released his near shot-for-shot remake of Psycho, it was to a bemused response of “Wh...
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Here I would like to say unashamedly that this is my favourite Scorsese film and one of my favourite f...
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It’s always going to be difficult to approach a film like The Last Temptation of Ch...
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In The Color of Money, Paul Newman is back as “Fast” Eddie Felson, the role he originally play...
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Following the amazing The King of Comedy, Martin Scorsese decided to stick with the genre and added a...
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The 70s had confirmed Martin Scorsese as one of the rising giants of new Hollywood with classi...
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Raging Bull: My Story is written by Jake La Motta with Joseph Carter and Peter Savage and was first p...
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Scorsese is one of my favourite auteurs and one of the best decisions he ever made was associat...
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Screenwriter Paul Schrader was in a bit of a bad way when he started scripting the now-cult classic T...
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Martin Scorsese once again changed tack after the critical success of Mean Streets...
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Mean Streets wasn’t Martin Scorsese’s first film, nor is it widely considered his best, but it’s the...
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Boxcar Bertha came before Scorsese’s breakthrough Mean Streets (1973), but it’s obvious even at thi...
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Who’s That Knocking at My Door? is Martin Scorsese’s 1967 directorial debut. This film marks the first partnershi...