Jade Bahr

This is why the Stranger Things dude is playing her love interest. Now it all makes sense LOL

Medicore movie with lots of cheesy moments and annyoing side plots/characters. But I like the way she's finding her way back.

A bit more about Leo and Imaan (via leoandhismodels)

If I had to rank them... 1) 2) 3) 4) 5) 6) 7) 8 ) 9) 10)

Leo at La Perla some years ago

For those who are wondering who this stunning lady is. So much for the topic Leo isn't sharing his vape. He's not sharing his vape with everyone I would say LOL

Sad.

What a birthday gift ‘Barbie’ to Cross $1 Billion Today, on Greta Gerwig’s Birthday

Seems like the DJATS tour is canceled.

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This movie truly had lots of bad impact not only on people, but culture and nature. It's still one of my most watched Leo movies lol

^Can't wait for it

Marc Maron Says Men Who Dislike Greta Gerwig’s ‘Barbie’ Are “F*cking Insecure Babies”, Calls it A “Masterpiece” Marc Maron, of the ultra-popular WTF podcast, is calling “Barbie” a “Masterpiece” and attacking “certain men” who are criticizing Greta Gerwig’s blockbuster (via THR). Maron is calling out these “certain men,” who feel threatened by the film, as “f*cking insecure babies,” adding that he was truly taken by the film’s “progressive politics and basic feminism.” “I saw “Barbie” and I thought it was a f*cking masterpiece […] And like, I don’t throw that word around lightly, but, Jesus Christ […] The comedy about men is inspired and the fact that certain men took offense to the point where they, you know, tried to build a grift around it in terms of their narrative as right-wing **** is so embarrassing for them. I mean, so embarrassing for them. Any dude that can’t take those hits in that movie, they’ve really got to look in their pants and decide what they’re made of. I mean, Jesus Christ, what a bunch of f*cking insecure babies. Maron goes on to say .. It’s like it does a fairly amazing thing to create a sort of broad-based entertainment product that applies to the entire spectrum. I think primarily of women. And then just seep it in progressive politics and basic feminism in a way that’s funny, informative and well-executed in a context that is completely engaging is fucking monumental. Gerwig has been fairly silent about the backlash against her film, but she did tell the New York Times that her “hope for the movie is that it’s an invitation for everybody to be part of the party and let go of the things that aren’t necessarily serving us as either women or men.”

I'll check it out

I'm already crying 😭 Quentin Tarantino Wants Bruce Willis to Cameo in ‘The Movie Critic’ Last year, Bruce Willis was diagnosed with Dementia. He ensuingly announced his retirement from acting. How bad had his condition progressed? The fact that the statement was coming directly from his family and not him making it, even in writing, made it seem like his state of mind was not in good shape. His family also kept referencing him in the past tense. However, sources are now saying that Quentin Tarantino wants Willis for a “cameo role” in his 10th and final film, “The Movie Critic”: Quentin hasn’t approached Bruce’s family yet – and will completely bow to their wishes if they say he’s too sick. If that’s the case, he aims to try to work a brief clip from one of Bruce’s many previous movies into the film. It does sound like a wonderful tribute is coming from director to actor. The pair previously worked together on “Pulp Fiction” and have stayed in touch over the years. Willis had been originally diagnosed Aphasia, a language disorder caused by damage in a specific area of the brain that controls language expression and comprehension. Willis, who is just 68, has had a significant impact in American movies, especially in the action genre. The essential Bruce Willis films will always be “Die Hard,” “Pulp Fiction,” “The Sixth Sense,” “Unbreakable,” “12 Monkeys,” and “The Fifth Element.”

Vacation update

Especially when it comes to smashing box office hits or the so called movies billion dollar club. There is only ONE incredible successful movie that centers a womans journey (literally) and that's TITANIC. It's also the only movie tellin 12 years old me a story doesn't have to end with "they lived happily ever after" and the heroine not only can save herself but has a fulfilled, self chosen life without dashing young Leo but that's another story. And this movie isn't written nor directed by a woman, so it's only half counting.

KOTFM being number 1 The 16 Must-See Fall Movies 1) Killers of the Flower Moon (Martin Scorsese) — October 6 Although I have already seen Scorsese’s staggering epic about the 1920s Osage Nation murders, I cannot fail to include it. This is the movie event of the year. ‘Killers’ holds and fascinates you in step-by-step fashion, and it radiates profound moral grief and heartache — it’s three hours of scheming and murder, and the runtime just flies by. What Scorsese has created is a real and lived in world and absolute fire-in-your-belly cinema. It’s also very measured and matter of fact in its clinical execution. This is Scorsese’s very steady, methodical depiction of morally toxic people. DiCaprio, De Niro and Gladstone all deserve awards love this season. Friendly reminder so far it has a better score than Oppenheimer (of course with less reviews but still) 😋