Before ‘One Battle After Another,’ Leonardo DiCaprio Was a Delightful Mess in This Netflix Satire

We’re heading into Oscars weekend, and looking at all the nominees, it’s a stacked card this year. One of the movies I’ve got an eye on is One Battle After Another. Leonardo DiCaprio is the star of Paul Thomas Anderson’s 10th movie. Overall, the film has racked up 13 nominations, including Best Picture, Best Director for Anderson and Best Actor for DiCaprio.

These past weeks, I’ve been inundated with Oscar-themed emails pitching different streaming suggestions tied to the glitzy ceremony. I decided to home in here and discuss one of DiCaprio’s less appreciated movies. It’s a film that was the beginning of what I like to refer to as “DiCaprio’s Schlubby Era.”

This movie features an absolutely stacked cast and delivers its message loud and clear. I rewatched it last night, and I still found it thoroughly entertaining. I’m in the minority, though. You see, the film I’m talking about was a

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