Rolling Stoneのインスタグラム(rollingstone) - 6月27日 08時40分

"The engulfing epic of Mafia life that director Martin Scorsese has fashioned from Nicholas Pileggi's 1985 bestseller 'Wiseguy' is an American crime classic. Spanning thirty years and running two and a half hours, the film bristles with the violent passion, howitzer wit and virtuoso style that made Scorsese's reputation with the gangster drama 'Mean Streets' in 1973. It's understandable why Scorsese phoned Pileggi after reading 'Wiseguy' and said he had to direct the movie version. Scorsese grew up among these mobsters — known as wiseguys or goodfellas — in New York's Little Italy. Pileggi was also raised in New York City, where he made his mark as a journalist reporting on the Mob. But Pileggi and Scorsese, who collaborated on the #GoodFellas script, have radically different modes of expression: Pileggi is a social anthropologist, detached and objective; Scorsese ('Taxi Driver,' 'Raging Bull') is a visceral director, eager to dive into the fray. Despite a few rough spots, their styles fuse into a film of supercharged images that nonetheless stays rooted in reality." From RollingStone.com

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