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Was Angel Heart taken into consideration at all in the making of Shutter Island?

lazer300 3 weeks ago

It's so nice to watch two people discuss film intelligently. If Scorsese were to mention Jacques Tourneur, or even Laura to most interviewers, they would simply look at him with that glazed look and pretend to understand. And they certainly wouldn't be able to draw their own references, like Vertigo. It's a shame that the average person doesn't understand the importance of film history like these two do.

ashleyg325 5 months ago

i heard a dr dre sample in their...someone id the song please it starts at 0:29 and ends at 0:40 thx

inormis 6 months ago

@inormis Next episode by Snoop and Dr Dre. I think.

azzaboi93 3 months ago

@inormis the edge/ david mccalum

olalator 1 month ago

I'd like to see more of these two men just talking with each other. That last two minutes or so was actually quite inspiring.

marvinmart5 6 months ago

I loved Shutter Island. I've not seen all of Scorsese's films but so far he has done me no wrong.

jkshrout131 6 months ago

I love the" cinematic hall of mirrors"

thechallenger9000 8 months ago

i hope to meet this great man some day and just discuss film

samfilmkid 8 months ago

the english are so classy. an american interviewer probably would have totally fucked this up.

j009aguar13 11 months ago 9

The shot of Scorsese had an interesting composition to it the way that the interviewer was shown out of focus in the mirror of the background.

Captaindarkfire 1 year ago

i love all of his films but shutter island, it copy's kubricks style way too much and the end twist was shit in my opinion, its not original if you ask me.

williamreinsch 1 year ago

@williamreinsch Of course its not original it was originally a fucking book. You have misunderstood SI like quite a few critics.

iloveneytiri 1 year ago

@williamreinsch I think it has that sense of foreboding from Kubrick, but it's rooted in German expressionism and some French grand guignol, like some of Kubrick (Shining, Clockwork Orange). The style's surreal/expressionistic. It's not a great movie, but it's fun and I'd take it over a lot of other movies; it reminded me of Scorcese''s Cape Fear.

ecumming10 1 year ago

@williamreinsch you dont get the film, and always it will be something similar in one movie with other but in this case with a Kubrick film???...., the twist at the end is not for a WTF reaction, we are basically teddy eyes, his point of view, there are many clues along the way for he to "wake up" and back to reality.

Gaston088able 10 months ago

Scorsese is already one, but after he retires or passes (likely as his cinematic passion is never ending), there will be no denying his impact on both the preservation and appreciation of classic cinema as well as leaving his own touch with more than a few films that define our generations, humanity, society and culture. He's proven to have more than a few tricks in his hat, and probably has more in store for us... like his venture in 3D with Hugo Cabret next year!

dmlr1 1 year ago

Coppola is still a great director, but the people seems that they don't want to watch his new movies. I couldn't watch both of them because I don't have money to buy the DVD's, because I don't live in United States I wasn't born there, so what can I do? Oh, I love to watch them (Coppola and Scorsese) movies... ehehe They're a kind of Pai Mei, you know?!

rtms1988 1 year ago

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What a great man!! I would like to be someone like him

ravishingravi 1 year ago

What a great man!! Would like to be someone like him

ravishingravi 1 year ago

Thank God For Scorsese, what would I know if he wasn't here

sigmun25 1 year ago

Is that Dr. Dre's "The Next Episode" at the beginning of the video?

leroyinc 1 year ago

@leroyinc pretty sure it's David McCallum's 'The Edge' from which Dre took the sample

Kich123 1 year ago

@Kich123 Ahh, very interesting. Thanks for letting me know.

leroyinc 1 year ago

Scorsese is one of the few living great directors. No one today comes close to matching him.

Silverwire100 1 year ago 28

@Silverwire100 sidney lumet? copolla? and honestly i feel aronofsky is coming close his camera work is brilliant, as well as edgar wright who are both apart of the new generation, but sidney lumet is old school he is just as great as scorsese

jonsamuthafucka 1 year ago

@jonsamuthafucka

I like Sidney Lumet the best of the directors you mentioned. And then Coppola. And then Scorsese.

I said "Scorsese is one of the few living great directors". I didn't say he was the ONLY great director.

I'd also include Oliver Stone, Steven Spielberg, Woody Allen, and P.T. Anderson.

I don't think there are any new great directors under 30 at the moment.

And there aren't any living great foreign directors that compare to those who came before.

Silverwire100 1 year ago

@jonsamuthafucka aronofsky, fincher and pt anderson are the future of cinema! i think pt anderson has made better camera work thant aronofsky who is also great one!

Gaston088able 10 months ago

@Gaston088able I agree with you. PT Anderson is a very promising American film auteur. Although he's rather young, his films are very mature. Fincher's movies are sometimes a miss or hit, same thing for Aronofsky. While Scorcese, he's now overrated. His early films are classics, his recent ones are unoriginal, contrived and yes overrated. He simply tries to copycat the masters he admires.

DoctorHello 8 months ago

@DoctorHello I don't think I agree with that statement "he's now overrated". It's true that some of his more recent films probably don't have that trademark Scorsese feel but I think his filmmaking style has simply evolved into a more subtle form. I do not think it is an understatement to say that he is one of the best living directors around. I have to agree with you about PTA though. In my personal opinion he is the best young dircter around.The master cannot come out soon enough.

sellout87 2 months ago