Scorsese by Ebert Paperback – September 15, 2009

As much as Roger Ebert clearly loves the films of Scorsese, he is able to remain objective in his criticism. His writing is easy to read, like talking to a friend. He is able to highlight a theme through all of the films of Scorsese, as a true admirer of movies and their makers. For any fans of Roger Ebert and/or Martin Scorses, this book is wonderful.

Nothing necessarily groundbreaking about the work of Scorsese, but pretty enjoyable. A good read if you are a fan of Ebert or Scorsese.

This book is absolutely awesome. Ebert does extremely well to share with us his perception and opinion of Martin Scorsese and his masterful works. A must read for any film fan!! There is nothing like reading a book by the worlds foremost film critic about the worlds greatest director.

As a lifelong film buff, and an Italian-American, I am drawn to both these talented individuals, appreciate the works of both, and deeply enjoy the insights into Martin Scorsese provided by Roger Ebert. A fascinating educational experience that encourages me to re-read, re-watch, re-visit these masterpieces. Learning something new, each time!

A dynamic combination of one of our very best movie reviewers on one of our best film maters. Ebert is able to review Scorsese's contributions to the art of film like no other movie reviewer. Ebert's prose and Scorsese's celluloid--what could be better!

Interesting viewpoint of Ebert on Scorsese's work. Has both his original reviews and new reviews of most works, in addition to interviews and transcripts of joint talks they gave. If you're a movie fan or a Scorsese fan, definitely worth the read. (FYI, runs up through the Departed.)

This book is a must for any serious movie goer. It gives perspective to his movies and a background that is truly interesting. Read it in two days, it was so interesting.

If you like Scorsese's films, you will most likely enjoy this book. It contains all of Ebert's reviews of his films, and several in-depth interviews with Scorsese. Very enjoyable for Scorsese fans.