"The Irishman" directed by Martin Scorsese has recently been launched on Netlix, which also means that audiences can watch the movie with a mobile app. However, the director himself does not seem to want the audience to watch the movie through mobile phones. When
was attending a Youtube show recently, Martin Scorsese said: "I want to advise you-if you have seen one or most of the movies I made before, please don’t watch it on your mobile phone. This movie. Maybe an iPad or a big-screen iPad is okay.” The reason why
doesn’t want audiences to watch it on their mobile phones, Martin Scorsese also explained: “The reason why I say that is not Because'oh, I made this movie.' (but because) the narrative structure of this movie is very interesting and it makes me immersed in it every time. I think I have taken everything into consideration when shooting it, including you The way of watching movies. Ideally, I would like you to go to the cinema and see the end on the big screen. I also know that this movie is very long (note: "The Irishman" is 3 and a half hours long)-in During the movie watching, you have to get up, go to the bathroom, and so on, I know all things, but if you are watching a movie at home, I think if you spend a whole night or a whole afternoon watching a movie, make sure you You don’t have to answer the phone all the time or leave your seat too many times. This (viewing effect) is not bad."
As for whether to make a movie specifically for watching on mobile phones, Scorsese said he never tried Pass: "I don't know what to do. I hope I can, but I don't know how to shoot. No, I don't know."
