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...Truth,” broadcasted the details of the global warming issue to thousands who may not subscribe to Scientific American. So yes, this was a better summer for movies. But I’m keeping my fingers crossed that this fall will offer some truly delectable fare. Martin Scorcese??��s “The Departed” boasts the skills of Matt Damon and Leonardo DiCaprio while Emilio Estevez’s—who knew the Mighty Duck man himself was still around?—“Bobby,” an account...
Ghostface’s ear for detail, his absolute sensory overload, and his unflagging energy can best be compared to Martin Scorcese??��s films, big works with all the momentum of a freight train and none of the weight...
...season. It’s not that these categories aren’t around this year. The problem is that this November-December awards season, the love is spread out. We have two large-scale star-driven historical epics—Oliver Stone’s Alexander and Martin Scorcese??��s The Aviator (starring Leonardo DiCaprio as Howard Hughes)—and a handful of well-received arty movies that will allow Oscar voters to convince themselves that they have not in fact caused the death of cinema. Among these are Almodovar’s Bad Education...