Jade Bahr

Love her @Lilja K

It's not really Leo related (but Titanic related so it kinda leads to Leo lol) but if you want to watch a real life human hero watch this doc. Outstanding fighting inspiring sweet empathetic powerhouse of a woman. Love her

I cried a lot. If you want to watch a real life human hero watch this doc. Outstanding fighting inspiring sweet empathetic powerhouse of a woman. Love her

Well at least in my dreams they are 😄 She's so pretty. Love her latest album.

@Lilja K

I already answered the question up there 👆

Scarlett Johansson for the 'drink your milk' campaign.

Just block her/him whoever. It's the best you can do for your own sanity. 😂

No way.

Now this is a hot look 🥵 @Lilja K They're secretly married right? 🌼

Reposting the rumor because of this particular part. Any wishes for such "suprising" casting reveals? 🎬 I would love Kate Winslet for obvious reason RUMOR: Paul Thomas Anderson's ‘BC Project' Acquires Rights to Pynchon's ‘Vineland' (...) While we’re at it, I’m also hearing that the full cast of the film has not been announced, and there are a few more “surprises” left to be revealed in terms of casting. BC Project/Desert Highway is supposed to continue shooting throughout the summer, and possibly leaking into the fall (September/October).

Never a good sign ‘The Bikeriders’ VOD on July 9, Only 3 Weeks After Theatrical Release

Denis Villeneuve's ‘Dune: Messiah' Starts Production in August 2025 “Dune: Messiah” is Villeneuve’s next film despite the filmmaker stating, multiple times, that it wouldn’t be. Yesterday, Deadline and THR reported that Villeneuve might have had a “change of heart,” and that he now wants to complete the ‘Dune’ trilogy by 2026. He’s currently working on the script and locking the cast. I’d be very curious to know exactly how Villeneuve will attempt to pull off “Dune: Messiah.” Frank Herbert’s source material is not as audience friendly as the first book. If Villeneuve sticks to the source material, it would be a very different film than the first two. Chalamet’s Paul Atreides, now a powerful dictator, would not be the least bit likable. The storytelling isn’t blockbuster material — more solemn, less action. Good luck, Denis. Not everyone seems to have realized that these first two ‘Dune’ films are not a “hero’s journey,” but more like a villain’s origin story. This ain’t ‘Star Wars.’ In ‘Messiah,’ Herbert tears down everything he built in the first novel, and where Paul finally ends up is really something to behold. It will be very hard to translate it into a tentpole blockbuster. As you can tell, “Dune: Messiah” will present an immense challenge for Villeneuve — does he piss off the book’s fans or the token moviegoer? It could wind up that he angers both of these camps.

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