The Globe and Mail reports in its Friday edition that Apple TV+ has released Martin Scorsese's latest production, Killers of the Flower Moon. The Globe's Barry Hertz calls it a rare cinematic event, adding there are films -- and then there are events that happen to be films. Moments in which the promises and platonic ideals of the medium are realized. Moments that put everything else into a painfully clear-eyed perspective. Moments that stick, proudly and stubbornly. Monumental in scope and intimate in construction, Mr.Scorsese's new epic announced its ambitions before a single frame of the film was shot. It is the first of the director's works to unite his two most frequent and trusted leading men, Leonardo DiCaprio (working with Mr. Scorsese for a sixth time) and Robert De Niro (10th round). It is Mr. Scorsese's second-longest feature at 206 minutes, only three minutes short of 2019's The Irishman. The film is also the first from Apple TV+ that is being released in theatres six weeks before it is made available to stream -- an upending of Apple's until-now-untouchable business model that speaks to the general reverence for, and the cinema-first power of, the most talented and uncompromising filmmaker working today.