Jade Bahr

I actually like period dramas like Atonement, Pride & Prejudice, Emma, Bridgerton, Titanic etc but this one was just dull. Nothing new, nothing special. Never watched Boogie Nights. I'm not a big Mark Wahlberg fan 😂

Numbers aren't that bad afterall. Thank god. Will watch the movie on friday in cinema 🍿

🖤 Also this look is iconic

Aaw 💕 It's a bit strange feeling some kind of connection to this animal I never even saw in real life 😅

via deux He should be thankful people are remembering him at all rofl also 🐣🐇🌼

Boring

After AIR being the next big box office bomb people are guessing once again if Leo can save the adult drama genre with KOTFM. @Lilja K most people actually don't think so because of its length. Ben Affleck’s ‘Air’ Makes $3.7 Million on Opening Day I know this comment section isn't the ultimate everything but I do wonder the same. Somewhere I read something like if Leo can't do adult dramas anymore he would retire from acting Quite depressing thought.

No, ‘Killers of the Flower Moon’ is Not “Nearly 4 Hours” A Variety report from last week had hinted that Scorsese’s “Killers of the Flower Moon” runs “nearly 4 hours” which led a few people to email me about its accuracy. I reached out to ‘Killers’ screenwriter Eric Roth about the runtime, and he plainly stated: People like to throw out numbers. I find it rather meaningless. Mr. Scorsese's work speaks for itself. I'm just proud to be associated with this remarkable movie. There is no Indication that it’s close to four hours, but that didn’t stop the news from travelling all over the internet, to the point where it’s now the #1 trending topic on Reddit Movies. Then you had a slew of notable media outlets reporting on the 4-hour length: here, here, here, here, here .. It’s not necessarily Variety’s fault either. 3 and a half hours could mean “nearly 4.” Last we heard, Scorsese had a cut of ‘Killers’ that ran for 3 hours and 20 minutes. I’m not bothered. Length is second fiddle to quality. As Roger Ebert once said “No good movie is too long, and no bad movie is short enough.” If you’re an avid movie lover, length won’t matter all that much to you, especially if you’re used to, much like myself, watching double or even triple features at Saturday matinees. However, Scorsese has been really pushing it with runtimes these last few years. His last three films were all epic in length: “Silence” (161 minutes), “The Wolf of Wall Street” (180 minutes) and “The Irishman” (210 minutes) had monstrous post-production processes. Initial production on the $200 million budgeted ‘Killers’ wrapped in October of 2021. All of its actors will probably look slightly older when they walk the red steps at cannes next month. Source Quentin Tarantino Confirms That His Next Movie Will Be About Film Criticism A little update on Quentin Tarantino’s “The Movie Critic.” The filmmaker is touring Europe right now, he had a very memorable stop in Paris a week ago, promoting his latest book “Cinema Speculation.” The latest city was Brescia in Italy, two nights ago. As is accustomed with all his stops, Tarantino participated in a Q&A and, of course, inevitably, the topic of his next film came up. He went on to again deny the earlier rumors that his last film would be about Pauline Kael, but also mentioned that “The Movie Critic” would be about and revolve around film criticism. "I'm going to make a film about film criticism, but it won't focus on Pauline Kael, as is rumored." So, thematically, this next Tarantino is indeed about film criticism, which, as he points out, fits in perfect harmony with his “Cinema Speculation” book. Maybe Kael, Ebert or Sarris will have cameos? There have been a lot of online theories about the cast of “The Movie Critic”, but we won’t get into that right now, especially since casting hasn’t even begun yet. What we do know for sure is that it will be shot this fall, the story is set in Los Angeles circa 1977, and the lead protagonist is male. The rest is really anybody’s guess. What I do hope is that Tarantino manages to send a message to the industry with this one, he hasn’t been shy about his disdain for current movies. The fact that this new film takes place in the same year as when “Star Wars” was released, a shapeshifting moment for American movies, greed came into the picture, tells me that we might be looking at Tarantino’s scathing indictment of the industry. Source

^ Can't believe he's wearing prada in his free time. He always looks so... well not prada LOL Do you think he bought the jacket? 😄

Mixing Leonardo DiCaprio and Brad Pitt!! https://www.instagram.com/p/CpxTAoegcav/ Chin maybe a bit heavy? 😄

Love everything about this look. Can't wait for the movie!! Official look at Lady Gaga as Harleen Frances Quinzel in “Joker: Folie à Deux”

I said it before but they share the exact same body language. Cute

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^Media and photographers are not allowed in federal cases. https://www.cand.uscourts.gov/media/court-rules-affecting-the-media/

LAX airport, April 04 '23

@kellybsblover I'll start 😄

Actually you're the only dramatic one I see and also the only one responding to every article/comment here, acting like you know everything about Leos love life, mocking other opinions because they are different to yours. We're wrong about Leo and Gigi? We are wasting our time with Maya? Fine. What about your time? Don't you have anything better to do with your life but imposing yourself on others? Maybe you love us lol

Thx for the updates @BarbieErin 🌼 I also think you can ship or stan a couple just for fun and not expecting them being together for all eternity lol This is what Leos love life is normally for me: kinda entertaining. Personally I don't understand why people always have to be so serious/dramatic about this whole topic. I don't know him, I don't know the women so in the end of the day he can date or not date whoever he wants. It doesn't affect my personal life at all LOL

Leonardo DiCaprio Loved Ari Aster’s ‘Midsommar’ I’m just guessing that Leonardo DiCaprio has Ari Aster in his sights. The ‘Killers of the Flower moon’ actor loves to make movies with highly-regarded filmmakers and Aster is most definitely turning into one. While interviewed by Josh Horowitz, “Midsommar” star Florence Pugh mentioned how she bumped into DiCaprio at a premiere, but all he wanted to talk about was her Aster cult classic: “I met [Leo] at the “Don’t Look Up” premiere last year, but all he wanted to talk about was “Midsommar” and Ari Aster. He was very complimentary and it was very weird to be at his premiere and all he wanted to talk about was “Midsommar.” It was amazing.” I did a re-evaluation of Aster’s “Midsommar” back in 2020 after having watched the 3-hour director’s cut — a fuller, more depth-filled and coherent version than the theatrically released one. Aster added around 30 minutes to the original cut, and it felt much more concise than the version I had seen in the summer of 2019 at the New York premiere. The theatrical version was all over the place and has some very strange pacing issues. What I had originally dismissed as an ‘unsubtle” and “messy” movie turned out to be a sheer delight with Aster’s 3-hour director’s cut. The relationship between Dani and Christian was more fully fleshed-out, with further scenes added between the two to make the viewer more aware of their tumultuously shared history together. In the three-hour cut, the transformation that happens to Dani is more precisely drawn “Midsommar,” much like Aster’s debut, “Hereditary,” is a story about grief, Dani’s grief, but done within the horror genre. It mixes horror, drama, and farce to the point where this odd amalgam of genres starts to feel like a surreal nightmare. “Midsommar” is about the pursuit of happiness, freeing yourself from hopelessness, even if it means joining dark forces. In a way, this is a film that tackles the ideas of religion, believing in something greater than just yourself, and how a community can be a saving grace even if what’s being preached is incredibly immoral. Source Only watched the theatrical version I found hella weird/confusing. Maybe I should give the DC a try. Didn't even know another cut exists. Now I wonder which one Leo was talking about. My parents described "this really long movie we were watching by accident aka prime told us so" as "where some swedish wackos jumped for no reason from a cliff into death and then things went really crazy" LMAO Probably Leos fave scene Source

New movie project He worked with Shailene before in "Snowden".

*Jury + no Leo *Jury + Leo

Leo + Milla Jovovich back in 2009 Just like Bruce I had the biggest crush on her... ... after watching The 5th Element 🧡

It's kinda hilarious that this movie about dirty money is biting him in the ass because it was financed with the help of dirty money. A pain in the ass literally. Sorry but that's probably one of the most ironic things I've ever heard in the history of ironic things.

Don't think I ever saw this pic before #James Dean