Martin Scorsese Lays Down How To "Save Cinema" From Superhero & Franchise Movies

Acclaimed director Martin Scorsese harps on the state of Hollywood, suggesting how cinema can be saved from superhero and franchise movies. Now 80 years old, Scorsese is known as an auteur for his decades-long career in film, originating in the 1970s when he rose to prominence through films like Taxi Driver and Mean Streets. Now, Scorsese boasts over 50 directorial credits, copious more producing credits, and has been nominated for a plethora of Academy Awards. His newest film, Killers of the Flower Moon, will release this fall.