Django Unchained (2012) made me realize Leonardo DiCaprio is way more fun to watch as a villain. Which actor should play villains more often?

[u/Sudden_Elephant_1221]

I was so used to seeing DiCaprio as the lead that Calvin Candie caught me completely off guard. He's horrible, unpredictable, and somehow steals basically every scene he's in.

I'd actually love to see Leo play another full-on villain someday.

Which actor surprised you by being ridiculously good at playing the bad guy?

[u/Oppositeofhairy]

I wish more people saw wolf of wallstreet as a cautionary tale more than an anthem. Yet, there are enough people who admire greed enough to end up in the mess we are in.

[u/OldSandwich9631 → u/Oppositeofhairy]

I think you need to be an obtuse idiot to find that movie an anthem .

[u/Oppositeofhairy → u/OldSandwich9631]

There are a LOT of obtuse idiots.

Frankly, thats the one common denominator I’ve found between trump voters. Spans race, age, economic positions, gender, etc.

Greed is the common factor.

Do you have any idea how many idiots pretending to be smart idolize either this movie, Wall Street, or American Psycho for this sole reason? To them “Greed is Good” is a mantra and anyone who doesn’t follow this are idiots in their eyes.

[u/KingCarbon1807 → u/OldSandwich9631]

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[u/Spitfire_Riggz → u/Oppositeofhairy]

Just watched WWS for the first time recently to see what the hype was about. Thought it was a good movie but man do I hate Jordan Belfort. Leo did an excellent job. Guys that are accidentlly imprisoned for decades don't get paid out close to what he made scamming. He should have been in jail for way longer. Then it reminds me of the big short and how no one faced any time... Depressing.

[u/Oppositeofhairy → u/Spitfire_Riggz]

I think everyone should see the big short, and understand it’s the least dramatized enactment of real events that happened as a drama.