Tag: Martin Scorsese

The iconic film Taxi Driver will see a special 4K UHD steelbook release later this summer. Martin Scorsese's iconic film Taxi Driver is being released...

Killers of the Flower Moon will be available on PVOD starting tomorrow. On the heels of Killers of the Flower Moon being named Best Film...

Martin Scorsese’s latest film tells the story of the Osage Murders through the relationship of three figures at its epicenter. Daring and compassionate, the...

Apple has revealed a new full length trailer for Martin Scorsese's adaptation for Killers of the Flower Moon, which continues to look incredible. The...

Apple has finally revealed the release date(s) for Martin Scorsese's upcoming epic about the Osage murders, Killers of the Flower Moon! Killers of the...

Oscar nominations aren’t handed out randomly. The films and filmmakers that earn them tend to follow certain trends and achieve certain criteria.This guide will...

Directors’ trademarks is a series of articles that examines the “signatures” that filmmakers leave behind in their work. For this iteration, we are examining...

Justin, Mike, and Chris have a special bonus episode of the Casual Cinecast this week as they discuss Scorsese's latest film, The Irishman. Some films...

Martin Scorcese's powerful religious film, following the Catholic church's mission to instill Christianity in Fuedal Japan, Silence is coming out this March!  Come inside to find out how you can get your hands on it early.

Many people were upset and disappointed this year when Leonardo DiCaprio lost his fourth and fifth Oscar (Best Actor and Best Picture for The Wolf of Wall Street which he also produced) this year to Matthew McConaughey. While I would have loved for him to win, I knew that it wasn't going to happen. The Academy tends to pick winners that make one excellent movie, like Jean Dujardin for The Artist, Halle Berry for Monster's Ball, rather than actors constantly producing knockout performances in every film. Sure, there are exceptions like Daniel Day-Lewis and Cate Blanchett, but they are rare. "Why give the gold to someone who will continue to create a career of golden performances even if they lose?" That's the Academy's mantra. I think we all know deep down that eventually Leo's Oscar curse will break and until then we will continue to watch and root for him.