Tag Archives: Martin Scorsese

Like Dante Alighieri’s 'Divine Comedy' and Nick Tosches' novel 'In the Hand of Dante,' Schnabel’s unique and mesmerizing film adaptation of the novel does not lend itself to facile understanding.

SXSW’s opening night always brings surprises and amazing entertainment. This year, The Studio, the TV premiere starring Seth Rogen, lived up to the tradition. Rogen stars in this satire of the entertainment industry business world and also wears the showrunner, writer, director, and executive producer hats. He shares these jobs with …

Filmmakers at NAB explained how they made the film noir animation 'The Bad Guys.'

In short, The Irishman, with its combined efforts of genius artists, reflects like a unique gemstone faceted to strike in directed light the most stunning, unique colors. Look for its glorious release on Netflix in November.

A look at my first two days at the festival.

There’s much more intolerance now and there’s much more religious persecution in many parts of the world,

'Vinyl' is worth checking out, but has not yet lived up to its potential.

There's definitely more bark than bite in director Luc Besson's latest effort.

Though the extras aren't great, HBO has offered another quality Blu-ray release for Boardwalk Empire fans to own.

One of the most durable genres in the history of film is the so-called “gangster” flick. They have been with us since (at least) D.W. Griffith’s The Musketeers of Pig Alley (1912), and will probably be around forever. Although all of the major studios have produced these types of pictures, …