Martin Scorsese asked not to watch his movie on phones
The famous Hollywood director Martin Scorsese appealed to all fans of his work with a request not to watch his movies on mobile phones. "If you ever want to watch my movie, or most of them, please, please, don't use your phones. At least a big iPad, maybe," he said on Popcorn. According to the director While working on his projects, he had no idea that one day they would be evaluated using such devices. "Over the past 20 years I've made movies, both for television and for cinemas. But never for phones. I just don't know how it's done. I would like to, but I don't know. I don't understand this," he added. p> Note that the last movie of the master called "The Irishman" presented to viewers using the streaming service Netflix, whose subscribers have the opportunity to view content on any device, including mobile. The project, which Scorsese has been manufacturing for many years, is estimated at $ 125 million. The director was forced to use computer graphics to rejuvenate his characters in some scenes of the movie. The Topic of Article: Martin Scorsese asked not to watch his movie on phones. |
