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While we’re at it, I’m also hearing rumors that ‘Napoleon’ is a November release and ‘Killers’ comes out on Christmas Day … Source Another rumor because we haven't enough LOL

Never watched Eyes Wide Shut beside from some parts of it. It's so long and kinda... dull? Also seeing Tom and Nicole together is kinda awkward like their ringed in the end of their marriage publicly and naked lol But hell they looked good. Maybe I give it another try.

Speaking of apple+ Leo is making some waves for EXTRAPOLATIONS. It has a stellar cast for sure. Now I wonder if apple asked him to play a part in this show because of his "first look" contract or is this for movies only? https://www.instagram.com/p/CqJHLJ3jEzG/ I also wonder if the resurrection of Tobeys career has anything to do with Leo... like always lol Spider Man, 2013 Gatsby and Labor Day, and now Babylon and this one. Maybe it's just me but it seems like Leo isn't far away whenever Tobey makes a step into the light lol

She's great, loved her in apple+ Slow Horses

Tarantino movie update (since there isn't much else I will update this project until we know for sure Leo is in or out) Rumor: Tarantino Wants Cate Blanchett For His Last Film, Said to be Critique of Current Hollywood Jeff Snieder has been on a roll when it comes to breaking stories, only for the trades to break them a day later. In the latest episode of HOT MIC, he had an update on Quentin Tarantino’s “The Movie Critic,” still set for production this fall. Sneider is hearing that Tarantino’s upcoming film will be “critical of the current state of Hollywood.” He add that QT wants Cate Blanchett for the lead role. These are just rumors, but we’ll take whatever we can get about this one. And yes, I have read Giant Freaking Robot’s “exclusive,” from earlier this week, Sneider tells me that the Margot Robbie casting rumors don’t seem to be gelling with what he’s heard. We don’t know much about this mysterious new Tarantino project. There had been rumblings that it would be about late film critic Pauline Kael, but two of the filmmaker’s friends shut down those rumors last week. What’s quite clear is that a fall production has been set-up and we’re pretty confident the title is indeed “The Movie Critic,” but that’s about it. A person had told me over the weekend that Tarantino was inspired to write this movie after the release of his recent book “Cinema Speculation” and that he’s “fictionalized a few key passages” from it into this script. Source

^those are the best comments Leo got there for a while no? But what has DeNiro done to the people? 😆 I guess whoever said people have to reminded what a great actor Leo is -instead of focusing nonstop on his love life- was not completely wrong.

Just a feeling when I hear about Leo + movie projects lately lol Is it a movie project though?

most attractive (also best hair ever) TOM CRUISE as ETHAN HUNT in Mission: Impossible II 2000, dir. John Woo

He's a good actor I think we can agree on that (since this thread is about Tom not us lol). One of my favorite movies of him. Tom Cruise as Jerry Maguire in Jerry Maguire (1996) dir. Cameron Crowe

Why women like you defending men like him will always be a mystery for me. But seeing you waiting for a rich man instead of gettin up your ass to make your own amount of money explains actually a lot.

by Bruce Weber ca 1998

@Tania8222 Choosing your rapist cult over your own daughter is indeed a... great preference LOL And yeah I'm being sarcastic. Again.

True american hero. But thank god he saved the movies lol

It's nothing official yet neither PTA nor Tarantino. He could do from both to none at this point.

Skin details via Nina Park

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Tarantino movie update (and yet another opportunity for Leo and Margot to work together again I know some here would love it)

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An excerpt from “The Wager” if someone is interested. The New Yorker called it a "page-turner". A Tale of Shipwreck, Mutiny, and Murder

DLU still the 2nd most popular movie on netflix unbeaten since the release. 10 most popular Netflix movies of all time In 2015, Netflix changed the film industry forever when it purchased the distribution rights to Beasts of No Nation, releasing it in theaters via Bleecker Street and on the streamer on October 16, 2015. Two months later, The Ridiculous 6 became the first film distributed solely through Netflix. Hundreds of films later, Netflix releases original movies globally every single week. Netflix is now one of the most powerful and prolific studios in the world. Because of that, many established and successful filmmakers and actors have worked with Netflix, including Martin Scorsese (Goodfellas), Jane Campion (The Power of the Dog), Leonardo DiCaprio (The Revenant), and Meryl Streep (Let Them All Talk). From prestige dramas to expensive action blockbusters, many films on Netflix have streamed for hundreds of millions of hours. What are the most popular films (English) on Netflix? Find out below! 2. Don't Look Up - 359,790,000 (2021) What if the world was coming to an end? Would you believe the scientists trying to warn the population of Earth’s demise? That’s the premise of Don’t Look Up, the satirical black comedy by Adam McKay (Vice). Dr. Randall Mindy (Killers of the Flower Moon’s Leonardo DiCaprio) and his student, Kate Dibiasky (Causeway’s Jennifer Lawrence), are two astronomers who discover a comet that will destroy Earth in six months. When they bring this information to President Janie Orlean (Streep), the administration is indifferent, refusing to act and causing widespread panic. Mindy and Dibiasky leak the information to the media, but it gets buried and becomes a non-issue. Thanks to an A-list cast and witty script, Don’t Look Up is an interesting take on how humans would react to the world ending in a universe full of disinformation. The film was nominated for four Oscars and set the record for most hours viewed in one week on Netflix. Source

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Not this time, no.