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 The Scorsese Picture - David Ehrenstein
Newest Review: ... of the book, and also includes revealing comments from Scorsese on his family, early religious experiences and his first ... more  ... introduction to the world of film. Stills from the influential movies he saw at this time, and photos from his early film projects, can also be found in this section. Inspired by such classics as 'Duel in the Sun' and 'Force of Evil', Scorsese's first big breakthrough as a director was in 1973, with the release of the now-classic crime movie 'Mean Streets'. This was the first of many collaborations with Robert De Niro, who is now regarded as one of the best actors of his generation. He would la...more |
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The Scorsese Picture - David Ehrenstein: You talkin' to me? (1342 words)
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In my opinion, one of the biggest mistakes the Academy has ever made is to never award Martin Scorsese with an Oscar. I was amazed to learn he had never won, despite directing such excellent films as 'Goodfellas' and 'Taxi Driver'. Despite this apparent lack of recognition, it's still clear from his movies that Scorsese is one of the greatest directors in the history of film. 'The Scorsese Picture' makes use of both the visual and descriptive mediums to examine the content and methods behind this fine director's movies. The book was written in 1992, shortly after the release of 'Cape Fear', and attempts to detail the ... Read the complete review
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