Saturday, March 6, 2010

Leo Is Back

Tonight I saw "Shutter Island." I'll skip the cast and crew—you all have heard the Hollywood hoopla at this point. Let me say as a girl that grew up just a few years behind Leonardo DiCaprio, watching him and loving him, sticking by him through all his supermodels: He never left us. For all of you (and myself) that thought we lost Leo after "Romeo and Juliet," when he gay-ed himself beyond belief in "Titanic" by yelling that he was a king, you must see this movie. He is a sensitive cry-baby. No male actor cries better than Leonardo.

Aside from D-Cap, I enjoyed the rest of the movie. I wish, however, that I'd known that "Shutter Island" is a book before seeing the film. But it did provide enough padding and depth that I felt connected to the characters and setting after watching the flick for only a short while. The plot is there off the bat, so I won't cover it in this post.

Recommendation: Netflix—but at the top of the list

3 comments:

  1. That version of Romeo & Juliet is still one of my favorites so STFU! AND it's a great soundtrack. I read the movie spoiler of Shutter Island www.themoviespoiler.com and it looks good.

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  2. OMG SHUT UP! I said in my entry "after 'romeo and juliet'"--I was obsessed with it just as much as any other teeny bopper!

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  3. No male actor cries better than Leonardo. Disagree. Several do...
    Sean Penn, Mystic River IS THAT MY DAUGHTER IN THERE!? Made me like Sean Penn a little.
    Matt Damon in Saving Private Ryan and Good Will Hunting. Poor Will, it really wasn't his fault...
    Jason Patric Rush...definitely my favorite crying junkie.
    Leonardo can suck it.

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