Martin Scorsese is the filmmaker who inspired me to pursue a career in screenwriting. I was raised on his films and have grappled with similar conflicts; how to live a moral life in an environment full of temptation and violence, navigating a working class neighborhood with the allure of crime around every corner. His films have always spoke to me and allowed me to make sense of life's various complexities. I can't wait to see this film! Much appreciated Thomas, I've been watching your channel for years and you always help me gain a deeper understanding of my favorite artists and their works.
I, too, am excited for this film and have been gobbling up the Scorsese interviews I've come across. Thanks for sharing these, Thomas. I look forward to watching your video about The Irishman — I missed this the first time around. Love what you do!
Martin Scorsese is the filmmaker who inspired me to pursue a career in screenwriting. I was raised on his films and have grappled with similar conflicts; how to live a moral life in an environment full of temptation and violence, navigating a working class neighborhood with the allure of crime around every corner. His films have always spoke to me and allowed me to make sense of life's various complexities. I can't wait to see this film! Much appreciated Thomas, I've been watching your channel for years and you always help me gain a deeper understanding of my favorite artists and their works.
I, too, am excited for this film and have been gobbling up the Scorsese interviews I've come across. Thanks for sharing these, Thomas. I look forward to watching your video about The Irishman — I missed this the first time around. Love what you do!
Great article Thomas! Small correction, though - the shot of Rupert talking to the audience is from The King of Comedy, not After Hours.
Ah you're so right! I just rewatched After Hours the other night so the title must have been stuck in my head. Fixed!