Russo Brothers On Martin Scorsese’s Remarks: “Scorsese Doesn’t Own Cinema”

That Martin Scorsese made a controversial remark on the Marvel Studios’ superhero franchise films and that gave birth to lots of arguments and debates is known to all. Finally breaking their silence on the row are the director duo of Avengers: Endgame, Joe Russo and Anthony Russo.

Reacting to Martin’s comment that superhero films are theme park experience and not cinema, The Russo brothers said that the veteran filmmaker does not own the cinema.

Recently in an interview with The Hollywood Reporter, Joe said, “It isn’t the cinema of human beings trying to convey emotional, psychological experiences to another human being. Ultimately, we define cinema as a film that can bring people together to have a shared, emotional experience.”

Talking about how they do not see their recent release as a financial success but an emotional one “When we look at the box office (of) ‘Avengers: Endgame‘, we don’t see that as a signifier of financial success, we see it as a signifier of emotional success. It’s a movie that had an unprecedented impact on audiences around the world in the way that they shared that narrative and the way that they experienced it. And the emotions they felt watching it,” Joe said.