The “Inception” ending dominated movie headlines in 2010, but “Shutter Island” opened months earlier and had a similar last moment that continues to perplex.
“You’ve done well. Now rest,” Scorsese wrote in a letter to the South Korean filmmaker. “But don’t rest for too long.”
Scorsese is bringing together his two most iconic acting muses for his follow-up to 10-time Oscar nominee “The Irishman.”
Netflix reduces friction in the filmgoing experience through ease of access, but that also can sand away a necessary element of great cinema.
Awards season comes to end with a nail-biting Best Picture race between “1917” and “Parasite.”
The “Parasite” filmmaker’s favorite movies include works from some of the best American, Japanese, and South Korean directors who ever lived.
No, it’s not cinema. But it is a Coca-Cola Energy ad featuring Scorsese and Hill, set to premiere on TV during Sunday night’s Super Bowl.
“The Lion King” clawed its way closer to the VFX Oscar, “The Irishman” snagged supporting VFX, and “Avengers: Endgame” got shut out.
The story is based on the 2017 book of the same name, which chronicles the mysterious 1920s murders of Osage Nation citizens.
The five DGA nominated directors all came up with ingenious solutions to the challenges they set for themselves.
Check out the master at work behind the camera of his Oscar-nominated gangster epic in this exclusive clip.
The stockbroker who inspired Martin Scorsese’s 2013 hit is suing Riza Aziz’s Red Granite Pictures for fraud and breach of contract.
