The 2010's have shown a lovely amount of versatility on the part of master filmmaker Martin Scorsese. He's examined the levels of excess rich white dudes can get away with in America in The
Wolf Of Wall Street, confronted experiencing a crisis of faith in
Silence and he found time to make
Hugo, a 3D family movie that also served as a homage to one of cinema's earliest pioneers, George Melies. Before all of those though, he kicked off the decade with a horror/thriller starring long-time collaborator Leonardo DiCaprio entitled
Shutter Island, which became the directors second biggest movie of all-time at the domestic box office.
