Yeah, but The Beach was after Titanic. Basically everything between Titanic and Catch Me If You Can is Leo's insufferable phase. Gilbert Grape, Basketball Diaries, Marvin's Room, that's the great Leo.

More like, rediscovered being an actor. Young Leonardo was phenomenal in his earlier movies before the Titanic-fame came.

Exactly what I'm thinking. There's no way he's a Trump supporter.

Thomas R is the only Conservative I can stand on the Internet, I really hope he's not a Trump supporter.

I'd like to think so, but then the test told me I was Brock.

Is anyone who supports Trump actually here?

You don't NEED TO watch any film, but if you love Shakespeare and Claire Danes, there's really no reason why you shouldn't try this one. It's true to the source material and has aged well enough.

David Schwimmer played the same character for a decade and wasn't really in a lot of other things. Cera is in everything and tries to play different characters, even against type, and it usually ends up the opposite side of endearing for me.

Yeah, that's pretty much it. And it's not like gay men don't have the same hang-ups about masculinity, but I hope we can all change that in my lifetime.

Nobody wants that.

The only problem with Joe's Apartment is that it couldn't improve on the short film it was based on because that one was already perfect.

Please, behave yourself and show your happy face, the straights are reading these comments.

I'm not flummoxed, perplexed or panicked if someone thinks I'm straight, I just correct them and we're all having a laugh about the misunderstanding. You straight guys seem to have issues.

It couldn't have been a flop. There are SEQUELS!

My 1996 Self wants to tell you that Joe's Apartment is a Secret Success and accepts no different opinions.

This review is the first thing that made me interested in the movie, even though the words "Michael Cera" and "endearing" in the same sentence made me almost throw up.

Little star, so you had to go.
You must have wanted him to know.
You must have wanted the world to know
Poor little thing.
Now they know.
Little star,
I had to close my eyes.
There was a fire at the warehouse.
They're always waiting for a thing like this.
Came driving from all over town,
For you, little star.
Little star, you,…

Baz Luhrman made three movies in the last two decades, it's not that difficult to ignore him, y'know?

Yeah, for me Little Star and You And Me Song were the highlights back then. I immediately bought the albums they originally appeared on. I did like Local God a bit, but still skip Whatever and Pretty Piece of Flesh.

I own four Stina Nordenstam-CDs thanks to the R&J soundtrack, and they are all great.