10 minutes ago, Lilja K said:

 

Can't help but think that Leo will have time to make another movie before The Life of Jesus production is over😅

Isn't he occupied with the PTA movie until the very next year? 😆

1 hour ago, Jade Bahr said:

Isn't he occupied with the PTA movie until the very next year? 😆

After this one😁 I suppose Leo will have time for another movie while Martin is working on The Life of Jesus *manifesting*

1 hour ago, Lilja K said:

 

After this one😁 I suppose Leo will have time for another movie while Martin is working on The Life of Jesus *manifesting*

Which director do we want him to work with? Suggestions anyone? 

22 minutes ago, Jade Bahr said:

Which director do we want him to work with? Suggestions anyone? 

Tarantino 

33 minutes ago, Jade Bahr said:

Which director do we want him to work with? Suggestions anyone? 

Tarantino again, Park Chan-wook, Michael Mann (would love Leo in Heat 2😏), Greta Gerwig, Robert Eggers, Nolan again

Jane Campion, Greta Gerwig, Kathryn Bigelow, Emerald Fennell, Nancy Meyers, Claire Denis, Autumn de Wilde are coming to my mind. In the beginning of his career Leo worked a lot with female directors (he still does as producer). Would love to see how a perfomance of him looked through the eyes of a woman nowadays 

I would like Michael Mann or Tarantino too. And David Fincher.

I also wouldn't mind a 3rd Baz Luhrmann reunion. Leo never looks more handsome and I need more of it in my life 😍😚

💯 the female director thing! Have been thinking this for a while. I’d also like the Cohen brothers. I’d love to see him do an A24 type movie. Not such a high budget extravaganza. 

12 minutes ago, AliceT said:

I’d love to see him do an A24 type movie. Not such a high budget extravaganza. 

This!!! 

7 hours ago, AliceT said:

’d love to see him do an A24 type movie. Not such a high budget extravaganza. 

Great idea💯

I would love a new Leo movie by Quentin Tarantino or Greta Gerwig.  Or another female director for a change.

17 hours ago, Lilja K said:

Park Chan-wook

Park Chan-Wook's ‘The Ax' to Shoot in August

Park, 60, is the Korean mastermind behind “Oldboy,” “The Handmaiden” “Decision to Leave” and “Lady Vengeance.” His films, usually set in thriller or noir territory, delve deeply into the physical and/or psychological violence of its characters. Park loves sex and murder.

I think I like this idea too 😄 Leo do ya hear us? Pls choose

On 7/21/2024 at 11:53 PM, Jade Bahr said:

Jane Campion, Greta Gerwig, Kathryn Bigelow, Emerald Fennell, Nancy Meyers, Claire Denis, Autumn de Wilde are coming to my mind. In the beginning of his career Leo worked a lot with female directors (he still does as producer). Would love to see how a perfomance of him looked through the eyes of a woman nowadays 

 

I would like Michael Mann or Tarantino too. And David Fincher.

 

I also wouldn't mind a 3rd Baz Luhrmann reunion. Leo never looks more handsome and I need more of it in my life 😍😚

Why does it feel so hot here today?🔥🔥

Swooning over these gifs...but yes, I'm all for a female director this time too!❤️ 

Apples streaming service is in big trouble. Seems like despite their high quality movies + shows with big stars the service isn't capable to drawn any subscribers but netflix with all the trash does. Weird.

Just posting because Leo has a deal with them.

Leonardo DiCaprio’s Appian Way Inks First-Look Deal With Apple

There is afterall good news for KOTFM.

Apple tries to rein in Hollywood spending after years of losses

After spending more than $20 billion to produce original TV shows and movies that not a lot of people watch, Apple is starting to refine its strategy in Hollywood.

(...)

Apple doesn’t buy the most projects in Hollywood — that is still Netflix. But it splurges on individual titles. The studio spent more than $500 million combined on movies from directors Martin Scorsese, Ridley Scott and Matthew Vaughn, and upward of $250 million on the World War II miniseries Masters of the Air, one of more than a dozen new series released this year.

Those pictures were all disappointments at the box office, and only Killers of the Flower Moon registered in Nielsen’s rankings of the most-popular streaming titles. Masters of the Air delivered a smaller US audience than House of Ninjas, a Netflix show in Japanese, according to Nielsen. Even so, it’s the only new Apple show this year to appear in Nielsen’s rankings.

33 minutes ago, Jade Bahr said:

Apples streaming service is in big trouble. Seems like despite their high quality movies + shows with big stars the service isn't capable to drawn any subscribers but netflix with all the trash does. Weird.

Wonder why🤔 Does this mean that the larger audience has crappy taste?

3 hours ago, Lilja K said:

 

Wonder why🤔 Does this mean that the larger audience has crappy taste?

YEAH! 

17 hours ago, BarbieErin said:

 

YEAH! 

I'm not contradicting 🤣

21 hours ago, Lilja K said:

 

Wonder why🤔 Does this mean that the larger audience has crappy taste?

... but one of the reasons could be that apple is -I think the only- service that just offers originals and new stuff so the selection is kinda limited what's not a bad thing but people tend to watch what they already know lol

A friend of mine for example always tells me after a shitty and/or hard day at work she doesn't have the energy to watch anything ambitious/challenging. She just wants to come home and relax on her couch. I think that's the main goal of most people. And I can relate to that. Sometimes I'm just like that too 😅

The hair 

Underrated era imo ❤️‍🔥

32 minutes ago, Jade Bahr said:

The hair 

  

 

Underrated era imo ❤️‍🔥

   

I will NEVER understand people that says Leo was only handsome at the 90's, he certainly was gorgeous, but for me the older he gets the better, much hotter...   this includes 2000's, 2010's and 2020's too. 

https://www.joblo.com/poll-whats-the-best-90s-disaster-movie/
 

Titanic should be No 1!!!