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To: rktman

Well DiCaprio you just killed your career by alienating at minimum half of your audience. Actors need to be actors and stay out of politics. No more DiCaprio movies for me. Most in the last few years have been pretty bad anyway. Django, The Great Gatsby, and Wolf on Wall Street is all you need to know. I’ll give him a pass on Django for his acting though Any man who cuts himself and bleeds on the set and keeps on doing scene gets a few extra points. But the concept of that movie... nah


15 posted on 09/24/2014 7:12:11 AM PDT by jsanders2001
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To: jsanders2001
I liked (past tense) him as an actor. He was pretty good at it. He played characters that were mostly good, but a little slimy well...and now I see why.

"Wolf of Wall Street" was a good movie, but I only needed to see it once. I'm not a prude by any stretch of the imagination, but by the end of the movie I'd seen enough F-Words, drugs and naked women for a good while.

42 posted on 09/24/2014 7:32:13 AM PDT by wbill
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To: jsanders2001
Most in the last few years have been pretty bad anyway. Django, The Great Gatsby, and Wolf on Wall Street is all you need to know. I’ll give him a pass on Django for his acting though Any man who cuts himself and bleeds on the set and keeps on doing scene gets a few extra points. But the concept of that movie... nah

Django Unchained was an exploitation film. Higher budget, bigger distribution, but not much different than films like the Black Gestapo or other blacksploitation films.

73 posted on 09/24/2014 11:50:13 AM PDT by a fool in paradise (Hey Obama: If Islamic State is not Islamic, then why did you give Osama Bin Laden a muslim funeral?)
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