^^I'm fine with Leo

Personally, I like Leo a lot more when he isn't playing the intellectual, Inception/Shutter Island type.

he was great in The Departed.

it's also my favorite Scorcese film.

Battle Los Angeles was the most recent one. Pretty awful movie. I can't help but feel they were 13 years too late with this one.

Ha, I watched Shutter Island recently, forgot to post about it. Well, he's playing there a U.S. marshal and a battle hardened war veteran, so a tough guy. I actually thought he was good in both films. There's no room for overacting in Nolan's films and I was so immersed in Shutter Island that I didn't mind him. Aside from occasional overstating he usually does, he was good. Maybe, I'm warming up to him. And I really didn't expect to like the film as much as I did.

Anyway, I like Leo the best when he plays to his strengths. Because of his everlasting boyishness he's at his best when he uses that sneaky, boyish charm, like in Catch Me If You Can.

Played a good drug addict in basketball diaries too.

Movie was stupid, but for his age leo killed it.

The Next Three Days
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I really like what I have seen so far. The basic jist of the movie is that Russel Crowe plays a college professor that has to break his wife out of prison for a crime she didn't commit.

I need to re-watch it because I was tired upon first viewing and I just dozed off.

I really hate watching movies in bed.

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This movie could've been so much better. I invested to much time into this film.

Limitless

Interesting... I haven't actually watched Shutter Island, I just assumed he played the problem-solving-sleuth-type, which implies a bit of intellectualism. In any case, I agree with that last part

I just saw Hanna. It was cool, I guess. Two things stood out: the music and the action scenes. Everything in between was pretty meehhhhh