You’ve seen The Irishman before. In fact, you can say that Martin Scorsese has made The Irishman before. Sure, it’s gone under different names and has been presented in different forms by various filmmakers over the past several decades, but ultimately, it’s always mostly the same movie. With all that being true, that’s not to say that you’ll have a …

I was correct in thinking that the whole Manson/Tate incident wouldn’t be at the center of Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. I didn’t have an issue with that, because there’s so much more you can build a story around when looking at the environment and time period that this takes place in. And if done properly, you could tie …

If someone pitched a movie to me in which Al Pacino plays an aging rock star trying to kick his coke habit and make amends with the family he left behind, I’d initially assume it’d be gritty, raw and vulgar based on its star’s repertoire. Much to my surprise, which, unfortunately, was my only surprise, Danny Collins may be the …

I’ve met more than a few people who just started up there careers as directors. For me, it’s always interesting to see exactly how it feels after finishing their first film. That’s one of the things that I got to ask Dan Fogelman on his trip to Boston to promote Danny Collins, a film that stars Al Pacino in a …