Awesome Leonardo Dicaprio

There’s no such thing as a Paul Thomas Anderson film we don’t love, and this one has us waiting very impatiently. This wholly original action/comedy lives up to its title in the most maniacally satirical way with Leonardo DiCaprio and Benicio Del Toro playing bonkers former revolutionaries who reunite to rescue a kid. Drops 9.26.25.

Animator Victor Haegelin, cinematographer Jérémy Lesquenner, and sound designer Martin Flechtner created this amazing stop-motion short that pays tribute to Leonardo DiCaprio. The clip cleverly incorporates scenes from Catch Me If You Can, Titanic, The Revenant, The Wolf of Wall Street, Inception, and The Great Gatsby.

(PG-13: Language) Our first look at Quentin Tarantino’s 9th film – a story about the late 1960s in the world of Hollywood, as a TV actor and his stunt double struggle to keep up with the changing times. Stars Leonardo DiCaprio, Brad Pitt, and Margot Robbie.

“In 2040, you will be able to sail over the North Pole.” Fisher Stevens’ documentary about Leonardo DiCaprio’s three-year journey to enlighten himself about climate change is currently available on National Geographic’s YouTube channel for free.

“We’re knowingly doing this.” In this documentary, actor and environmental activist Leonardo DiCaprio travels around the world to speak with politicians, scientists and fellow advocates and witness first hand the effects of climate change. Premieres 10/30/16 on Nat Geo.

While The Flippist’s short flipbook animation of Leonardo DiCaprio came out before he actually won the Best Actor Academy Award for The Revenant, that doesn’t make it any less hilarious. Buy the original flipbook on eBay, with proceeds going to Leo’s charity.

Jonah Hill’s opening monologue had him feigning insecurity when folks started asking about Leo instead of focusing on him. He started dissing his colleague when the man himself walked in. But all’s well that ends weird.

Despite exposition courtesy Dicaprio, this trailer for Inception does little to help us understand its plot; still, we’re liking the mind games aspect of this sci-fi thriller, due out summer 2010.