Release: Sinatra

Sinatra
Genre: Biography/Drama
Director: artin Scorsese
Writer: Lon Charles
Cast: Leonardo DiCaprio, Gemma Arterton, Lorraine Bracco, Bobby Cannavale, Tony Danza, Emilio Estevez, Jon Favreau, Seth Gilliam, Emmy Rossum, Eliza Scanlen, David Schwimmer, Alan Tudyk, Dominic West, Patrick Wilson



Budget: $110,000,000
Domestic Box Office: $218,424,546
Foreign Box Office: $120,552,403
Total Profit: $92,769,004

Reaction: Among all the superhero sequels, somehow Sinatra managed to become one of the most financially successful films of the season.

"It's probably impossible to make a completely satisfying biography of Sinatra that manages to cover he his entire seven-decade-spanning career in a single film, but writer Lon Charles and director Martin Scorsese give us a solid and occasionally great take on Ol' Blue Eyes, anchored by another top-notch DiCaprio performance." - Charles Triano, Los Angeles Times

"Not a disaster, but also certainly not a masterpiece. With the talent involved I was expecting close to a masterpiece, but it might just be impossible to tell the story of Frank Sinatra within the constraints of a film and not disappoint a little bit. There are some truly great scenes in this one, but they are hindered by the format." - Rick Green, New Yorker

"Martin Scorsese tackles the legendary singer with a confident script from Lon Charles. The story gives us the greatest hits, more or less, while giving us a sometimes harrowing and  always entertaining look at Sinatra. I appreciated that it didn't pull any punches, with every character being depicted with warts and all by a strong cast of actors." - Samuel O'Brien, Sight and Sound Magazine

Rated R for language, some violence and sexual content