'Mean Streets' at 50: The Scene That Changed Cinema

Men’s | film | aesthetic on Instagram: "Mean Streets, 1973. Directed by Martin Scorsese. This iconic soundtrack consumed approximately half of the $500,000 budget of Scorsese’s first great film, Mean Streets. It included hits by The Ronettes, Eric Clapton, and The Rolling Stones. This was a revolutionary move at the time. The usage of “Be My Baby” by the Ronettes at the start of the film made critic Owen Gleiberman say that, “[it] is the single greatest use of a pop song in Hollywood history”. A

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Mean Streets : ce moment où Martin Scorsese a compris l'immense talent de Robert De Niro