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@Mirella Thx for the response When you see it like this I agree we're probably all kinda damaged one more one less. It can be sometimes hard/tricky to find the right balance not just for ourselves but especially with other people. I think Leo is no exception with these issues.

What made you guys think Leo is damaged? What does "damaged" even mean? Just curious. @Mirella I do think when you're as famous as Leo then yes it affects your relationships in one or another way (not just the romantic ones but every one) since it's a big part of Leos personality and life. It's nothing he can just take off, ignore or hide.

And like we probably all know the more the success the more the envy. So compared with Leos really really huge stardom I would say the hate isn't even that big?!

Leo on Titanic set 😍 Speaking of Jacks vulnerability and Roses strength (picture perfect)

^believe me from 10 people I know in person I'm the only one who gives a sh!t what Leo is doing in his private life. Most people I know couldn't even name one of his girlfriends let alone their ages lol

^Johnny Depps career -just for example- is overshadowed but not Leos. He's as successful and respected as actor as ever. I would go further and claim outside from social media no one cares for his love life since he's doing nothing really "bad" (like hurting women or whatever) nor illegal.

^So he wasn't in Cabos to celebrate Irmelins birthday I assume?

Pretty sure I never saw those pics before 😍 (via twitter) LOL never saw the resemblance between Marty and Leos dad. Aren't they both italian?

Here's part II Honest Film Poster: 2022 Oscar Edition credit to Barbra Please via gold derby

Why Don’t Look Up deserves to win Best Picture A movie for fans of Earth, not critics of movies TheThe 2022 Oscars ceremony is coming up on March 27, and 10 new movies are up for the Best Picture title: Belfast, CODA, Don’t Look Up, Drive My Car, Dune, King Richard, Licorice Pizza, Nightmare Alley, The Power of the Dog, and West Side Story. Each has its strengths and weaknesses, and any of them might end up winning big. In the lead-up to the Oscars, we’re making a case for why each of them might deserve to take the big prize. WHAT’S THE MOVIE? Don’t Look Up, directed by Adam McKay. WHAT’S THE STORY? Two astronomers (played by Jennifer Lawrence and Leonardo DiCaprio) make a horrifying discovery: a massive meteor is on a collision course with Earth, one that will cause the extinction of all life on the planet. This is followed by an even worse discovery: No one who can do anything about it cares. In a blunt satire of American politics, the meteor’s existence is politicized along party lines, and any sensible response quickly seems to fall out of reach. WHAT’S THE CRED? Star power and subject. DiCaprio and Lawrence are two huge Oscar-winning stars who have stayed out of the spotlight for a couple of years. Adam McKay has established himself as a purveyor of buzzy topical satire after winning the 2016 Academy Award for Best Original Screenplay with The Big Short. If you’re a voting body that believes movies can and should be popular and important, Don’t Look Up is an attractive proposition. WHY SHOULD IT WIN? Big-budget Hollywood productions have largely abandoned any sense of urgency beyond putting asses in seats for the next franchise installment. While cinema is full of vibrant, important films that streaming has made more accessible than ever, sensory overload abounds and awareness rarely extends beyond the Netflix queue. A win for Don’t Look Up isn’t necessarily an endorsement of its worldview, just an endorsement of the idea that Hollywood should put its effort into splashy films about relevant topics on platforms like Netflix, where the most people are likely to see them. WHAT’S THE CATCH? Well: Critics hate it. I should know, I am one. Don’t Look Up’s appeal is largely in its catharsis. It’s a movie made for people who see an obvious crisis and want to scream, so the movie screams with them. It’s less good at the satire it devotes most of its runtime to. This divide in sentiment has ironically led to a minor culture war (the sort that the film says is a big part of the problem) over how seriously you take the movie’s climate-change metaphor — or, in an unforeseen twist, whether you take the film as an allegory for vaccination against COVID-19. Win or lose, this well has been poisoned by the realities of social-media-driven discourse, and online skirmishes may break out again, regardless of whether the film wins big. It’s also worth noting that awards voters, who have no need to be as plugged into online discourse as the wider public and film critics, aren’t likely to take that into consideration. ONE GREAT THING NO ONE SHOULD MISS Don’t Look Up’s best performance is easily Cate Blanchett as Brie Eventree, a daytime talk-show host with easy charm and a mean streak. Blanchett lights up the screen every time she appears, and her dynamic with Leonardo DiCaprio’s frumpy professor is the film’s most inspired pairing. WHERE DO I WATCH IT? Don’t Look Up is available to stream on Netflix. For the other nominees, check out our streaming guide to every 2022 Oscar nominee. Source

Not gonna lie I would bang young Leo too 😁 I mean 🥵

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^I more have the feeling you expect him to be romantic because it feels right for you but not necessarily for Leo. "Do what you feel in your heart to be right. You'll be criticized anyway." Exactly Eleanor Roosevelt.

^I honestly couldn't care less about Leos "romanticism" LOL

^ ... no matter how hard you tried Leo there is always a following "but" or "and". Sorry, dude. I hope every but(t) here is successful in being a much better person than Leo ever will apparently. Hope you guys never fail lol

^Happy V day 💘 Source Source Source Source Source Source Source

Leo on a Sports Illustrated after party? Just. Another. Hint. Leonardo DiCaprio and Jeff Bezos Make a Surprise Appearance at the Star-Studded Sports Illustrated Super Bowl Party On Saturday, Sports Illustrated The Party x Palm Tree Crew, kicked off the late night festivities with a bang at Century City Park in Los Angeles, which attracted the biggest A-list celebrities and athletes in town. The VIP guests included Leonardo DiCaprio, Spider-Man star Tobey Maguire and Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos. The other top guests were Kevin Hart, Ciara, Russell Wilson, Shaquille O’Neal, Julianne Hough, Diplo, Keegan-Michael Key, Ashley Greene, professional wrestling twins Brie Bella and Nikki Bella, Amanda Kloots, Dr. Mehmet Oz and many more, who all walked the red carpet and were in good spirits. Source

@YouNoMeNot sure if I get your point but maybe he's just generous. I mean it's not like being in Leos position is something regular. I read lots of times how people complaining about Leo paying for everyones lifestyle: his families, friends, girlfriends whoever. But frankly, being as rich as Leo on a constantly successful level, is nothing easy to compete with, not to say probably impossible. So it's just natural he's always or at least mostly in a higher position as the people around him. And why not making people he loves or people in general or less blessed people happy? It's actually one of my favorite parts about him. That he cares so much for others. That he's giving something back without ulterior motives.

^Why is page six always using the term p---y posse to describe Leo and his friends lately? Is that their code for a group of singles? 😅 Gosh I see hints everywhere 🙈

LOL

Now I was curious about your thoughts about the "current situation" because I don't think I ever saw you around here just to see you reposted the same info 😭

Is it just me or is Tobey kinda bad karma for Leo? It's always like weird stories coming up when Tobey is around: the whole Pussy Posse thing, Don's Plum, the Poker game mess, lots of bad press while shooting Gatsby in Australia, poor Gatsby reviews, now those break up rumors with Cami and lying sources.... Sry but I can't stand the dude.

So the source who denied the break up rumor and said it's Cami lied to radar online? Why? It's all a bit weird isn't it?

@kayyywhat makes you think he's bi? Never thought about the context between the popular obsession with young Leo and Leos longing for young women in counterpart but LOL This look wasn't bad either 😚

^Lucky you. I remember how my parents went into cinema, watched the movie and told me the day after "kiddo this isn't some little romantic love story setting on a beach. there's no way in hell you will gonna watch this bloody mess until your old enough not being traumatized. Now go play in your room". Me. Also me.