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She's also getting harassed the minute people think she and Leo are "a thing".

Not sure if "holding hands" is a confirming "friends situation" but whatever 😄 According to this Cami unfollowed her already lol

^More in the other thread via leoandhismodels aka our only trusted Leo source lol

A timline of Leo and Vittoria (and her still husband and former soulmate lol)

" My grandpa was a child during war. He suffered under the nazis (like his whole family) but he never fight one nor was he able to protect his mom and sisters against "the even more cruel russian soldiers". His words. Not mine.

Better late than never I guess. Even though I can't imagine Leos mostly painful press tours make people want to watch his movies LOL Studios Only Now Starting to Realize That Starless Marketing Impacts Grosses Here’s an excerpt from a THR piece, titled Starless Publicity Campaigns Start to Impact Grosses, that has had the industry buzzing these last 24 hours: A top marketing executive at another studio notes that no amount of paid advertising can make up for the kind of awareness a star can ignite if a personal social media post, interview or other promotional bit, goes viral. “Not having stars to do publicity for your movies is a huge detriment to the overall campaign,” says the exec. “You lose the cultural impact of having talent talk about the film. Some movies wouldn’t have worked anyway, but they had more of a shot.” “The inability of stars to actively participate in the promotion of their films has definitely set the industry on edge,” says box office analyst Paul Dergarabedian of Comscore. “While the box office impact is difficult to quantify with mathematical certainty, there is no question that this time-honored tradition has value Well, no sh*t. That’s the reason why SAG is refusing to have its actors do any kind of promotion for its movies, they want studios to start bleeding money. You’re starting to see it with recent releases, like “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem,” not making as much as they should be. The THR report states that TMNT grossed 15% less than it should have due to its lack of promotion. A month ago, I predicted the studios would compromise with the actors union in November and I stand by that assertion. This can’t really go on for many more months. November, tops!

Jordan is starting wondering about the lack of promo for this movie and seemed a bit clueless about it just like Leo in the picture lol Confirmed: No ‘Killers of the Flower Moon’ at Telluride Yesterday I posted my Telluride predictions and, in the process, also acknowledged the possibility that Scorsese’s “Killers of the Flower Moon” might show up. Well, scratch that off, it’s not going. It’s been confirmed by a knowledgeable source. Consider me bewildered by Apple’s lack of interest in promoting ‘Killers’ at the fall fests. Are they just going to rely on the Cannes buzz from five months ago? That’s what it looks like. No Telluride, New York, or Toronto. Of course the film will still be nominated for Oscars — a Best Picture nom is practically sealed. But why doesn’t Apple want to showcase what is a top-tier film? ‘Killers’ isn’t just a deeply penetrating drama, but it’s also a wildly entertaining one. Most folks will likely get their first shot at seeing “Killers of the Flower Moon” in October, that’s when it gets released in theaters. It’ll eventually make its way to Apple TV a few months after that.

I don't know I think most of us just try to do their best every day. It's sometimes hard to see the truth to the wall of lies especially in the medias. I mean even back in school it depends on the teacher if we really learned something or not and how we learned something or not or if we left the building with lots of bullshit in our childishly suggestible heads. To become an intelligent, independent individual depends on so many things, and I don't think we live in a good era to expect any miracles here.

I'm actually not really a feminist I have to admit. I can only speak for myself what I want. And like I said I'm pretty confident with my life.

So you gonna tell me I have to focus on the "good" sides of men who hasn't had an easy priviliged life either since the homo sapiens exists but you can only repeat the negativity about feminism? Not sure if this discussion can go any further. Public french feminists sucks it seems. Sorry for you lol

But that's the point. Not every feminist is a bad feminist. So is not every man a bad man.

Also probably every other female monarchy. Fair point LOL Who ever said "all men" are bad in this conversation?

I can't remember complaining one single time about me or my life as a woman. Not once. My life is fine. I'm independent, I have a job, I have money, I have a home, a family etc and I'm well aware I have all of this because women and men fought for such rights/privileges (mostly) in the past. Thank you very much for your service at this point. But name me one war that wasn't initiated by men.

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More BTS of the mystery project

Just a bit more of "peak Leo" in Malibu the year of 2005 to be exactly. Holy crap. Enjoy

I very much liked FIRST REFORMED. Probably one of Ethan Hawkes best performances.

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Never heard of it. Pre ordered the blu ray asap!!!

@Enrico_sw how is the patriarchy a myth when women weren't allowed to vote, go to school and/or study, to choose whatever job they wanted, which man they married (and even more important when she got married all her possession belonged now officially to the husband even their children), or god forbid having a sexual relationship without being married - all of this until the 20th century and very much also in the west. Maybe the definition of patriarchy and feminism is different between us.

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Lots of up and downs. Hugo Weaving is really good. I like it.

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