Tag Archives: Leonardo DiCaprio

As the nostalgic references keep piling up, all the glamorous faces, sweaty outsiders, vibrant marquees, hot spots, and shindigs reverberate as though conjured up by a cinephile's melancholy spell.

Climate change is a myth. Right? If not, what can you do about it anyway?

"The Revenant" utterly lacks extras, but is an enlightening experience in film.

If an actor “suffers” for his art – as we have been told over and over again about Oscar nominee Leonardo DiCaprio in the making of 'The Revenant' – does that add bonus points?

A gruesome tale of pain and loss and yet remarkably also an inspiring story of survival and the integrity of the human spirit.

Mysticism and grueling violence make strange bedfellows in Iñárritu’s well-crafted but ultimately empty wilderness journey.

The Wolf of Wall Street is certainly a doozy and it’s nice to see that Scorsese still has the magic behind the camera.

The Blu-ray version of The Great Gatsby will give you the inside take on how and why Baz Luhrmann made various decisions to tweak the narrative effect of the film which enhanced the meaning of the novel. Coupled with the music, the visual impac of this version are amazing and fun to compare with the theater version.

Luhrmann's style over substance leaves you feeling “within and without.”

This stylish Western shows Quentin Tarantino at his best.