Jesus fuckballs what a freaking intense movie, sometimes very hard to watch but an amazingly well made film. DiCaprio is finally going to get his Oscar and he deserves it.
Leonardo DiCaprio won Best Actor - Drama at Sunday's Golden Globe Awards for his turn as frontiersman Hugh Glass in "The Revenant," directed by "Birdman" helmer Alejandro G. Iñárritu. The 40-year-old superstar will face far stiffer competition at the Oscars on Feb. 28. Here's who he'll likely be up against.
Eddie Redmayne for "The Danish Girl"
Redmayne, winner of best actor gong at the 2015 Academy Awards for his turn as Stephen Hawking in "The Theory of Everything," could very well pull off a repeat this year for his portrayal of transgender icon Lili Elbe in "The Danish Girl," directed by Tom Hooper.
Mark Ruffalo for "Spotlight"
Ruffalo shines as investigative reporter Michael Rezendes in this critically lauded, journalistic thriller. Ruffalo's a dark horse, but nonetheless deserves to be in the running.
Leonardo DiCaprio for "The Revenant"
Oft-snubbed DiCaprio is arguably the favorite to walk away from this year's Academy Awards with a golden statuette in hand. He put on a physical acting clinic in "The Revenant," and suffered during its shoot, not that that should matter, but it will.
Michael Fassbender for "Steve Jobs"
Fassbender won't win, but his portrayal of the world's most enigmatic tech guru was nonetheless impressive, and deserving of a nomination.
Matt Damon for "The Martian"
Damon will likely get a courtesy nod for "The Martian," in which he plays an astronaut stranded on Mars. Matt himself admits he doesn't deserve to win, however.
Predicted winner: Leonardo DiCaprio
Yeah but it's still really fucking good. Have you seen the joke video where the bear wins the Oscar instead of Leo? Hysterical!If he wins this year, it will just show how totally RANDOM the Academy Awards are. As good of a movie as The Revenant might be, it wasn't his best film.
Yeah but it's still really fucking good. Have you seen the joke video where the bear wins the Oscar instead of Leo? Hysterical!
Two directors have managed the feat of winning back-to-back directing Oscars. They were John Ford (for THE GRAPES OF WRATH and HOW GREEN WAS MY VALLEY in the early 40's), and Joseph Mankiewicz for PEOPLE WILL TALK and ALL ABOUT EVE right around 1950.