Leonardo DiCaprio praises his serial killer film as a “masterpiece” – even though it’s already causing problems

Leonardo DiCaprio’s filmography includes many incredibly iconic appearances. But even in this illustrious life’s work, his new film Killers of the Flower Moon by exceptional director Martin Scorsese occupies a special position. Apparently he recently opened this up to a colleague. Leonardo DiCaprio’s serial killer film is a “masterpiece” – despite festival problems

Jacqueline West, the film’s costume designer, revealed to Deadline:

I spoke to Leo about it. He mean: “Jackie, I think we’ve been working on a masterpiece.” Saying that is for [ihn] already something special. He doesn’t say things like that lightly. After all, he has been in the film business since childhood.

Scorsese’s film tells the true story of a series of Murders of members of an indigenous tribe in the US state of Oklahoma in the 1920s. DiCaprio’s assessment may be a sign of loyalty or euphoria. However, the quality of his previous collaborations with Scorsese, including Shutter Island and The Wolf of Wall Street, can hardly be disputed.

However, Leonardo DiCaprio’s new epic was already causing problems. Due to its extreme length of allegedly 200 minutes the prestigious film festival in Cannes is said to only want to show the film out of competition.

When is Killers of the Flower Moon starring Leonardo DiCaprio in theaters?

Killers of the Flower Moon has not yet been officially released in cinemas. We assume a publication in Late summer or fall 2023 out of. The film will be distributed by Apple TV+ and Paramount, a theatrical release is very likely in addition to the streaming start.

Netflix’s serial killer hit You reinvents itself in season 4 – but is that a good thing?

Season 4 You has been available on Netflix since February 9, 2023. Serial killer Joe Goldberg fled to Europe and is being hunted by another killer. Hendrik Busch and Lisa Ludwig talk about everything that has changed in You 4 and whether the season is worth it.

In the second part of the podcast we classify the changes and give an outlook with theories about the finale. We’re also discussing whether the criticism of You gets more fodder as a result of the changed formula of the series.

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