Martin Scorsese Reviews, Interviews & More

Andrew Garfield, best known to audiences for his turns in The Social Network and The Amazing Spider-Man, has just signed up to join Martin Scorsese's next movie, while Oscar winner Benicio del Toro has agreed to join Paul Thomas Anderson's 'Inherent Vice,' which starts shooting soon.

Actors aren't the only ones who get typecast and put into a category. Prestigious filmmakers are almost always given projects that fit their signature work. You usually don't hear of a horror filmmaker directing a romantic comedy, per say. But every now and then, directors will venture outside of their comfort zones and shock us with something truly different, as Michael Bay is trying this...

If you’re wondering what could possibly be next for Martin Scorsese, then you know it could be one of a bevy of projects talented director eternally has at his fingertips; it could be Silence, or perhaps The Irishman, or maybe, just maybe, he’ll finally get around to directing the long-rumored biopic of legendary singer and actor, Frank...

Finally bringing the universe to its rightful place after the whole shebang seemed to be crumbling in on itself with the reality-crushing news that someone, somehow thought it would be a good idea to make a sequel to Raging Bull, MGM is now suing the producers of Raging Bull II and demanding an immediate halt in production.

It seems Oscar-winning director Martin Scorsese has finally given up on film in favor of shooting digital for his next film, The Wolf of Wall Street – according to his long-time editor, Thelma Schoonmaker. The decision from the previous “champion of film” seems to be coming off the back of his last digitally-shot movie, Hugo, but since...

When the academy gives a foreign actor a Best Acting Oscar, it's just as often an invitation to come play in the studio pond.  So it's no surprise that The Artist's Jean Dujardin is in talks to join Martin Scorsese's The Wolf of Wall Street.

Though it's hard to compare the individual films, Leonardo DiCaprio is getting closer to Robert De Niro's record for working with Martin Scorsese. Today it was announced that Scorsese and DiCaprio will be teaming up for the fifth time to make The Wolf of Wall Street, which will begin shooting this August.

Years ago, ScreenCrave contributor Jaime Lopez privately began tackling Roger Ebert's "Greatest Films" list, an ever-expanding monolith of celluloid currently comprised of 354 films.   With 254 under his belt and 100 films left to go, Lopez has set himself to put these remaining films' "Greatness" to the test--reviewing both the movies themselves and Ebert's...

Raging Bull is many things—uncompromising, vicious, beautiful, daring, funny, harrowing, and brilliant.  Modern movie sequels tend to be, with very few exceptions, absolutely none of those things.  So, of course, it makes sense that Hollywood would churn out a Raging Bull sequel 32 years after the original battered its way into celluloid history, and will...

This seems like something that could be amazing, or utterly terrible: AMC, the network that is home to such televised excellence as Breaking Bad and Mad Men, along with popular favorite The Walking Dead, is now also the home of Goodfellas: The TV Series.  That’s right—the classic Martin Scorsese...

For those who like playing Oscar pools, DGA nominations tend to be a good harbinger for the actual Oscar nominations. So it's worth noting what made the cut: Michel Hazanavicius's The Artist, Woody Allen's Midnight in Paris, Martin Scorsese's Hugo, Alexander Payne's The Descendants, and...

Oh… oh no.  After declaring that holograms are the future of filmmaking, Martin Scorsese has apparently decided to kill time until then by making the rest of his films in 3-D.  Seriously.  Despite that 3-D seems to be, for the most part, a cheap marketing gimmick that results in dark, under-lit footage, and requires annoying glasses and random excuses to thrust things close to...

One of the side effects of Martin Scorsese being one of America's greatest living directors is that every new picture is viewed under the magnifying glass of greatness. Is Hugo another in a line of great movies, or is it a muddled attempt at trying to do something out of his reach? Is it an old man picture, with modest pleasures but a looser grasp? Those seem to be...

Oh, no.  It appears that brilliant director Martin Scorsese, after directing the 3D film Hugo, is so enamored with 3D film technology that he is not only singing its praises, but pointing towards its future—stating that 3D will eventually lead to holograms (as in, the film actually taking place around you), and that holograms are the future of...

Martin Scorsese's children's movie Hugo is starting to build good word of mouth after a New York screening. The first trailer was a little more slapsticky and was selling the film more to children than film fans, and it seemed to suggest a lesser film, but it looks like the film is better than that, and the new trailer sells the scale and wonder. Check it out...

For those looking to catch up on their classics, Criterion's deal with Hulu plus opens up the door for the cheap explorer. Recently Criterion is now including some of their supplements with the Hulu deal, which means for $7.99  a month you can watch George Lucas talk about Kurosawa's The Hidden Fortress, or hear Martin Scorsese wax on about Frederico Fellini....

Leonardo DiCaprio and Martin Scorsese just can't get enough of each other. The duo have decided to collaborate on another film project called The Wolf on Wall Street. No, it's not about an actual wolf and it's not a horror film (damn!) but we're sure it will be just as enticing.

Earlier this week it was confirmed that Martin Scorsese and Robert De Niro would join forces again for their ninth feature film entitled, The Irishman. De Niro has been talking about the film since early this spring and now it looks like everything's really coming together. In an interview with MTV, he revealed that not only was he on board, but so was Al Pacino and...

Last spring we heard that Martin Scorsese would reunite with legendary collaborator Robert de Niro on another big screen project. It's been a while since the duo made cinematic magic together, but the wait has been worth it. According to Digital Spy, Scorsese has confirmed that they'll both work on The Irishman, a crime drama that will mark their ninth joint...

As we reported earlier, Martin Scorsese recently participated in a special Q&A with Leonardo Dicaprio called “Leonardo DiCaprio and Martin Scorsese in Conversation.” The Oscar winning director spoke via satellite from a location in Europe where he's currently shooting his latest project The Invention of Hugo Cabret. Scorsese gave a status update...