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The Color of Money (green, for those wondering) is a 1986 film starring Tom Cruise and Paul Newman as pool players who work together to hustle their unsuspecting opponents – until ultimately they turn...

I’m very glad I finally got around to watching this. Part of the reason I decided on Scorsese for my director deep dive was to give me an excuse to watch some stone-cold classics...

This film, not the city, stars Robert De Niro and Liza Minnelli as they enter a complicated on-and-off again relationship fueled by love, hate, and music. It’s like La La Land, except the audience...

Apologies for the three week hiatus. We should be back on-track now. Marty’s fourth feature film was something completely different to him. The film follows Alice, a widow attempting to raise her son while...

Scorsese’s third film, Mean Streets, is the spiritual sequel to his directing debut, Who’s That Knocking at My Door, both in terms of themes and its star, Harvey Keitel. This is the first time...

Based on the strength of his first film, Martin Scorsese was hired by producer Roger Corman to direct his next project, Boxcar Bertha, the story of a southern girl turned criminal who goes on...

Andddddd we’re back! Welcome to my highly anticipated (at least in my own head) series where I’ll be reviewing all 26 of Martin Scorsese’s feature films in chronological order. I’ve had a great time...