This is in my top five horror movies.

I think that Antione is developed simply as a misdirect. We think that the movie will follow him as the protagonist and the first part was an extended prologue. Eventually Lucie will meet up with him. Instead he gets killed instantly.

They have a torture room so that the parents can take their work home with them.

Counterpoint: I also saw Cocaine Bear yesterday, and I'd pay to have those 95 minutes of my life back.

Would highly recommend snakes on a plane. Prime Samuel L Jackson role

Strongly agreed

Phenomenal actor

I already tired of this joke and I haven’t even seen the movie.

Better safe than sorry. She would've been so embarrassed if it turned out to be a black tie event and she had forgotten to leave her titties out.

Getting better with age to be honest, and his range is pretty impressive. He can do nervous and neurotic in Shutter Island & The Departed, leading man in Titanic, Great Gatsby, Romeo & Juliet, comedy in his career highlights Wolf of Wall Street & OUQTIH. Villain in Django. Action star in Inception & The Revenant. And does it all with conviction. There was an element of adult in kids clothing in some of his early Scorsese pairings in The Aviator and Gangs of New York where he does feel like he’s trying a bit too hard and getting out acted by those around him (Blanchett and DDL which is no shame) but that’s a minor quibble.

The Void is the spiritual successor of Event Horizon

I think he gets better the longer he goes on, and he's one of the few actors who pretty much guarantee that whatever they're in will be at least worth a watch.

I think he is very good in just about everything he does. I would say however that saying he does not feel organic next to Timothy Olyphant is just unfair. Nobody feels as organic in any role as Olyphant does in pretty much ANY role he does.

I think he’s one of the best when it comes to conveying emotion and delivering lines, but he’s always Leo. (See also Tom Hanks, Amy Adams, or Denzel Washington.)

I rate actors that disappear into a role and convey that level of emotion higher: Christian Bale, Daniel Day Lewis, Olivia Coleman, Frances McDormand, Gary Oldman, etc.

I think he’s fantastic, especially when he plays emotional, both happy and sad.

Their secret for bringing the bear to life was oddly enough cocaine.

Haven't seen Snakes on a Plane unfortunately.

Did see Cocaine Bear yesterday though, would pay to watch it again right now. Very funny.

Interesting wardrobe choices on the right there.

Can’t wait to see this movie, even if it’s terrible. Maybe especially if it’s terrible.

Ok I can see how he’d fly under the radar in that one. He did a great job; immersive

On a scale of 1-10, how much like Snakes in a Plane is this?

He’s phenomenal and rightfully considered one of the best actors of his era.

Yes agreed, kinda like Al Pacino in later years except Pacino has an extraordinary range and subtlety, nuance and creativity.

Di Caprio a great actor though but you rightly mentioned that he is performing for the sake of performing rather than subtle act

Catch me if you can. He just completely owns that movie. Hanks is great too

He has incredible versatility as an actor and most importantly picks parts that play to his strengths.

> It gets more noticeable when he gets outshined by his co-actors and it happened several times.

On that point. If you take the 10 fastest sprinters in the world, and have them run a race. One will be first and one will be last. The last one is still the 10th fastest guy in the world.

Just because a co star may out shine him, it doesn't negatively reflect on DiCaprio.

I’m not a big fan.

What does that even mean?! You may as well say the film really made you feel like Batman

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