Anya Taylor-Joy in The Witch, her career exploded after that strong first performance

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Hailee Steinfeld in True Gritt

I thought it was a fat dog

He's a real good actor, I mean it's not hard to look at his work and see it.

The greatest modern LEADING man

Wonderful actor

I think he's great in everything he does.

The best of his generation. I can always watch Leo. He reminds me of the Golden age of Hollywood. When actors could act & were true icons. He doesn’t need cgi or any other device. He could have acted in any era & been great.

He's honestly the same in every movie. His best performance was basketball diaries. He's not very believable in many of his roles because he's kind of playing himself.

Oooh, I just finished reading this yesterday! Would love a film adaptation.

Robin Wright in Princess Bride.

I've never been so overexposed to a movie's ad campaign/promo before...I get it, this self-consciously "wacky" movie exists. I don't care. Am I alone in this sentiment?

Told my family at dinner tonight that this was an obvious new snake on a plane.

I miss late 90s/early 2000 cinema. The era of « just basic fun » movies. You can’t joke at anything today, and you need a quota of every minority out there. It’s like a checklist.

There is a reason why there are so many remakes and unoriginal stuff. Studios want safe.

I never thought too much of him, despite recognizing that he is a good actor, but Whats Eating Gilbert Grape just blew my mind. I didn't even recognize him in it, he was phenomenal. When I saw his name in the credits I had to rewatch, as I could not believe it wasn't an actual kid with Downs syndrome. Completely gobsmacked by his performance, and at such a young age. Mega fan ever since.

You.... You do realize what sub you're in, right????

Jackass 3D is still my favorite 3D movie experience by far

What did you have for dinner?

Listen Giulermo Del Toro is great director, I absolutely loved what he did with the Hobbit movies. But to call Pinocchio groundbreaking is like calling Mary Had a Little Lamb groundbreaking because you give the Lamb PCP before you put on your tap dancing shoes 🙄

Pinocchio is one of the most basic and worn out stories out there. There’s been at least 7 or 8 Pinocchio movies, some of them adult films sure, but those are still stories. We all know about the tiny wooden boy who lies so much thst his nose turns into a oak tree. We all know that Gepetto is a bitch, and hems and haws all day about a basic boy puppet. Completely bog standard yawn fuel at this point. 🥱

I wish Guillermo would take on more challenging projects at some point. Maybe a movie about The Trail of Tears? It’s a fascinating historical event that could really become a great epic action thriller. And it could give us as a society a prime opportunity to cast Native Americans in prominent roles, to make up for past injustices. You can’t undo smallpox, but you can at least give out a few “my bad” tokens. I think it’s a great start.

If on an off chance Guillermo is reading this, please start being more adventurous in your movies. If you or one of his agents wants to pm I have plenty of ideas.

Fuck that's rad.

Too soon.

I saw it in the theater and was impressed by the CGI and world building but felt the story was a bit lacking -- especially the forced love story.

I’ll watch any animated movie Del Toro makes after Pinocchio.

Did a great job in Gilbert Grape

Barbara Crampton is such a babe too!