“The Irishman” vs. “Once Upon a Time … in Hollywood.” It's Scorsese vs. Tarantino. DiCaprio vs.
“The Irishman” vs. “Once Upon a Time … in Hollywood.” It’s Scorsese vs. Tarantino. DiCaprio vs. De Niro. East Coast vs. West Coast.For the moment at least, this year’s Oscar race for best picture appears to be a showdown between two movies made by motormouth masters: Tarantino’s meditation on the last gasp of Old Hollywood and Scorsese’s summation and possible farewell to the crime drama genre he helped define.
Both movies also are likely to land nominations for director, cinematography, film editing, production design and costume design. And since their primary demographic is men old enough to smile at the memory of seeing “Taxi Driver” in a movie theater, it’s likely that there’s going to be a lot of brow-furrowing when they’re marking that final ballot.
Robert De Niro and Joe Pesci in “The Irishman.” Did De Niro’s Frank Sheeran really murder Jimmy Hoffa? Director Martin Scorsese says the question doesn’t matter.
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