i have teenagers now, so -- it's basically like a scorsese movie. >> like a pirate ship. >> and she would be -- >> all of hers are little ones, but still. >> i knew what you meant. guys, thank you to everyone for watching and now here is "america reports." >> thank you, begin "america reports" with the crisis at the southern border. brand-new numbers, the fastest pace in two decades, a million apprehensions in six months. >> fox news shows video of hundreds of migrants released to nongovernmental organizations who will then release the

it's also exec—produced by martin scorsese, and it's got a lot of weight behind it.stunning calling card for this director and really beautiful film to watch. uncomfortable moments because you've got a young teenage girl with these two older men, a father and his friend. does it cross a line? it stays the right side, i think. and as i say, having a female gaze and the female director, it's very sympathetic towards her and it's never looking at her through their eyes. we're seeing the world through her eyes and she's trying to figure herself out. but she's got quite a lot of agency and is getting more and more as the film carries on. it's emotionally intriguing. and emotionally intriguing. it's like almost like a mystery thriller drama of a woman trying to operate in a patriarchal society, but also kind of having more opportunities than her mother did. so it's fascinating. definitely one. again, i am very keen to go and see — flea. now i've heard amazing things about this. thi movie's a fantastic film. many people will have seen it already, but it's out on dvd now, so

it's also exec—produced by martin scorsese, and it's got a lot of weight behind it, this film.alling card for this director and really beautiful film to watch. uncomfortable moments, because you've got a young teenage girl with these two older men, a father and his friend. does it cross a line? it stays the right side, i think. and as i say, having a female gaze and the female director, it's very sympathetic towards her and it's never looking at her through their eyes. we're seeing the world through her eyes and she's trying to figure herself out. but she's got quite a lot of agency and is getting more and more as the film carries on. and it's emotionally intriguing. it's almost like a mystery thriller drama of a woman trying to operate in a patriarchal society, but also kind of having more opportunities than her mother did. so, it's fascinating. definitely one, again, i am very keen to go and see. flea. now, i've heard amazing things about this. flea's a fantastic film. many people will have seen it already, but it's out on dvd now, so worth revisiting. it was nominated for th

martin scorsese will smash this theme to be the suicidal version at the end of taxi driver.was the last time you gave a standing ovation to a film, the colossal success of death wish sparked a dubious vogue for revenge films, a kind of urban detective where ordinary people take on the functions of a bungled police force and helpless justice rages. his hand was cut off, his family was taken away, his soul was taken away. he's hoarding anger and will explode soon this film will change for bronson. all the lord is with us today one of the leading actors peace. thank you frank, in 1953 bronson finally became a superstar in the us and his body and

to bring a well-known story to everyone a bit of gangster, aesthetics have always been liked by scorsesems since childhood, and all these ongaster costumes of such presentation. it seems to me that it hasn’t happened yet, and i just wanted to experiment with montecs - this is a prosecutor who wages a merciless fight against crime and raises his son as best he can. mom mom went to work to catch crooks thieves and prostitutes and call capulets, respectively, godfather of the local mafia lyonya is a boxer. listen. i dreamed i went to bach the bartender poured me a drink. and how do i know? i am my own scenario of these dreams, i am writing, or something, of course, not at all so sad, as an expert, so that people come out of the cinema and smile and discuss something, not what is happening there in the world, namely. they laughed and discussed the movie, well, so that they have emotions, because if a person has no emotions after the movie. what for, you filmed it, then, yes, for a week now there has been a sticker film in the cinemas of the country, which was unexpectedly compared to the bea

while mike, scorsese will knock on your door. >> they all have crazy eyes.that's a real medical disorder. it's almost all young people. "is that what you do? you watch young people's tiktok's? should i tell my daughters? [laughter] >> i'm a journalist! and a writer! [laughter] >> screw all of you. we have more show to come. (coughing) ♪ breeze driftin' on by ♪ ♪ you know how i feel ♪ copd may have gotten you here, but you decide what's next. start a new day with trelegy. ♪ ...feelin' good ♪ no once-daily copd medicine has the power to treat copd in as many ways as trelegy. with three medicines in one inhaler, trelegy helps people breathe easier and improves lung function. it also helps prevent future flare-ups. trelegy won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking it. do not take trelegy more than prescribed. trelegy may increase your risk of thrush, pneumonia, and osteoporosis. call your doctor if worsened breathing, chest pain, mouth or tongue swelling, prob

i have teenagers now, so -- it's basically like a scorsese movie. >> like a pirate ship. >> and she would guys, thank you to everyone for watching and now here is "america reports." >> thank you, begin "america reports" with the crisis at the southern border. brand-new numbers, the fastest pace in two decades, a million apprehensions in six months. >> fox news shows video of hundreds of migrants released to nong

and she looks like a scorsese character in this.rbon you sure about that, hon >> yeah, "hon," that's arguably the only thing i'm sure of basic concepts like time and space are suddenly eluding me. i mean, last night, this place was mayhem cause wi-fi went out, but in the new here and now, apparently gratuitous nudity is back in play ♪ well, my past, your future begs the question, am i haunting you or are you haunting me >> you seem pretty relaxed for a ghost. >> tell you what i did not expect, for the six train to run through some kind of a worm hole hit me, please >> you're a time traveler. >> eh, i prefer the term "time prisoner." >> hm. >> jimmy: yeah, come on. [ cheers and applause come on, buddy i also want to say, you got to -- you got to direct some of these. >> oh, yeah, yeah. i direct about half the season and, you know, we write it, and we've got a pretty sensational thing -- an all-ladies writer's room they're geniuses, i swear to god. >> jimmy: hey, i'm so happy for you. >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: thanks for coming on, it'

won't be in a scorsese movie so i'd darken it in.>> yeah -- >> jimmy: and did it - >> and it worked, yeah it makes you look kind of like, you know -- rugged >> jimmy: the -- >> yeah. >> jimmy: i would totally do that >> it works. >> jimmy: and you got the roles? >> and now, we have make-up to do that. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: but rubbing newspaper on that is actually -- i enjoy that >> a little trick. a little trick >> jimmy: i want to talk about "american buffalo. >> yeah, yeah, yeah, man thanks for having me >> jimmy: because this is -- oh, come on. you know, we love you. i don't know what i would do without sam rockwell man, i love you buddy, come on but this play was supposed to be - was is it two years ago? >> this is supposed to be two years ago. we're shut down at the beginning of lockdown, pandemic >> jimmy: is that tough? >> it was very tough it was kind of heartbreaking of course, we thought it would be over in two weeks or a month. and so, fishburne and i continued to run lines on facetime and zoom and occasionally neil the

airport in front of the thing at a again filming againn filming again.in, >> it's like wow man scorsese'sng on crazy eyes. they all have crazy eyes. you know what i think that we are we are evolving away from like just sanity to insanity because now everybody is close to me like hey it's like the tick tock face tick face is a real medical disorder. it's almost it's almost all like young people. >> they're justeo like like this the whole time. it's how you do watching people's tiktok. but i tell my daughter research purposes as a journalist you don't and a writer go to all of away. 't go >> we've got more show to come. little surprise allergies. just try to stop us being the greatest versions of ourselves relaxium of the six times longer than ventrone to treat you won't take us down. olympus starts working two times faster than clarets so dust you won't wipe us out. and unlike certain peligro make us drowsy so far you won't phasuk when allergy attacks take alegra before your symptoms take over you live your great. i'm mike huckabee, former governor of arkansas and 2016 presidential candida

i have teenagers now, so -- it's basically like a scorsese movie. >> like a pirate ship. >> and she would be -- >> all of hers are little ones, but still. >> i knew what you meant. guys, thank you to everyone for watching and now here is "america reports." >> thank you, begin "america reports" with the crisis at the southern border. brand-new numbers, the fastest pace in two decades, a million apprehensions in six months. >> fox news shows video of hundreds of migrants released to nongovernmental organizations who will then release the migrants in the u.s. governor greg abbott taking matters in his own hands, a seventh bus carrying migrants is heading to our nation's capital. >> and we are watching it. national border patrol council president will join us with reaction to all of that, and hear from charles payne, lieutenant governor keith kellogg and if you cannot catch it live, set your d.v.r. and watch it back later today. >> return the mask mandate. my company is -- [inaudible] if you choose to, you may remove your mask. >> quite a moment, reaction to mask mandates from jeers to cheers

that's part of i love scorsese. i think he's a brilliant filmmaker, but i don't watch many of his movies because they seem like the same movies to me. whether it's you know departed or the gangs of new york or the it's it's playing on the same theme of something that he's trying to explore about white ethnic communities. but yeah, i mean, what do you think about the godfather? oh, well, i think i want to watch godfather one and two as often as i possibly can. i love those movies, but i have a completely different relationship to those films that that you do sir, or that your friends do right or they time to communities do and we've actually shown one and two on ha team. we actually did them back to back one like one night which was crazy because it was like six and a half hours of godfather, right? i think what's interesting number three. no, um, but i think that what's what you just said really interesting because you look at godfather insurance shows, you know this this italian crime family and you talk about peop

it's also exec—produced by martin scorsese, and it's got a lot of weight behind it, this film.n, a father and his friend. does it cross a line? it stays the right side, i think. and as i say, having a female gaze and the female director, it's very sympathetic towards her and it's never looking at her through their eyes. we're seeing the world through her eyes and she's trying to figure herself out. but she's got quite a lot of agency and is getting more and more as the film carries on. it's emotionally intriguing. and emotionally intriguing. it's almost like a mystery thriller drama of a woman trying to operate in a patriarchal society, but also kind of having more opportunities than her mother did. so, it's fascinating. definitely one, again, i am very keen to go and see. now, flea. now, i've heard amazing things about this movie's fantastic film. many people will have seen it already, but it's out on dvd now, so worth revisiting. it was nominated for three oscars, which actually was ground—breaking at the time, because for doc animated and international film, and it's mostly