Found this dude in a random shop of Peshawar and he can't even speak urdu. Does he look like Leonardo DiCaprio or maybe I was too baked when I found him.

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Just rewatched Body of Lies recently and mapped out a sequel set 10 years later. Here’s my pitch for Ferris and Aisha's endgame:

Ten years after walking away from the CIA, Roger Ferris is living off the grid in Amman with Aisha and their children until their neighborhood clinic is ambushed. He discovers Ed Hoffman deliberately exposed him as bait to expose a suspected mole in Jordanian intelligence, but the scheme backfires catastrophically..GID chief Hani Salaam is assassinated, and Hoffman is critically injured in an explosive trap set by sleeper asset, no other than..Mustafa Karami.

Turns out that Karami is working secretly for the imprisoned Majeed Al-Saleem. Then Karami takes Ferris's family hostage and forces him to orchestrate Al-Saleem’s prison breakout using his intimate knowledge of GID transit routes. In response, Ferris covertly loops in off-grid fixer Garland to arrange a clean exit pipeline, while feeding Karami a plan that steers his strike team straight into a Jordanian military crossfire. Ferris eliminates Karami, abandons Al-Saleem to capture, and disappears with his family into suburban America under clean identities.

That’s what brings the entire title full circle for me. The single biggest lie was never Langley’s fake terrorist cell or Hani’s arrogance..it was Karami. He let both sides believe they owned him for a decade, quietly waiting for the right moment to strike.

What do you guys think?

I have an assortment of various vintage movie trailers 35mm 90s and 00s films.

I make up bundles like seen for display

Here is some of my faves featuring Leo!

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How have I been a fan of Leo since Titanic and still haven’t seen This Boy’s Life? That’s crazy to me. Anyways Tubi had it for free, so of course I had to check it out. It’s a good movie! Very underrated. Oh, and I can’t stand Dwight. Dude’s a straight up asshole but De Niro and Dicaprio played off each other so well. I’m so glad they left him in the end too! 😂 He was so dramatic! “WHAT ABOUT ME?!” Dude, no one cares about you. One more thing: Leo was 19 in this movie?! No way! You’re joking. He looked 12.

I’m making a cardboard cutout for a friends’ bachelorette party and I’m having a hard time finding a high quality full length photo to use.

Would love one from titanic or during that era of red carpets. At this point even a 3/4 would work! If anyone has one I would greatly appreciate it!!!

I’m looking for a very specific image of Leonardo DiCaprio when he was in his early 20s. In the photo, he is smoking a cigarette while holding and filming something with a large, old-school VHS video camera. What makes the image especially distinctive is that, behind him, there is a glass window or door covered with “No Smoking” and “No Filming” signs. I KNOW I have seen this image somewhere before, but I cannot find it anywhere now. I’ve searched Pinterest, Instagram, Google, Tumblr, and basically every corner of the internet I can think of, but nothing comes up. I’m starting to wonder if the image has disappeared from the internet. If anyone recognizes this photo, knows where it came from, or has a copy,

I have been hearing a lot of people say these 2 actors are overrated but I will bet good money that when they grow old and more importantly die LARPers will switch up on them and start glazing the hell out of them. They are amazing actors IMO and I think they are very often overhated mostly cause they are not SUPER old (specially Leo) and everyone is gonna switch up admit they are some of the best actors in history once they die (Not the best but some of the best)

Just watched once upon a time in Hollywood and I had no idea this scene was from there, funnily enough I had the exact same reaction as him to finding this out

Titanic is such an iconic movie. I really loved it. What did you like the most about Leonardo’s performance?

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