Why did he adress Tom as Mr. Tom Hardy? Did anyone else find it weird? Psychoanalytically speaking, whate are we to make of this verbal gesture? Does it denote how pretentious he is or something like that? I'm genuinely curious, what's your take?
>>66544549
There was a Miss Tom Hardy (no relation) in the audience and he wanted to differentiate between the two
>>66544549
it's called being polite
>>66544549
>whate are we to make
straight
bait
but you're late and not great
go back to the place you can relatecheckem
He's the big guy's bottom bitch
>>66544549
It's called being seductive
>>66544549
If you think it's easy, why don't you make a video of you acting like you're struggling to address your buddy in the right manner and post it on Youtube, then send us all a link so we can get a peak at your acting chops? Show us your Oscar performance and prove us all wrong.
>>66544613
No one does that, though. Not from my experience. If he said it only about Innaritu, it would have been fine, but to fucking Tom Hardy (nothing against the guy, but c'mon) it was awkward and suspicious? He's not even British.
>>66544811
I-is this a new meme?
>>66544549
The autism you people manage to muster up is astounding sometimes. It's just a benign acknowledgement of respect, fucking hell.
>>66544549
>Why did he adress Tom as Mr. Tom Hardy?
he's a big guy
>>66544549
That whole speech was practiced, I can guaranteed you that.
>>66544549
Who cares. Di Caprio has always been a bit of a pretentious douche.
I mean, he's been in a few decent roles. I liked him in Blood Diamond. But am I the only one who thinks he is way overrated?
He overacts, he's way over the top every time. And his climate change schtick is getting tiresome too.
>>66544549
tfw he ACTUALLY cut his hand in that scene.
>>66544549
I thought it was a great speech
>Called Tom Hardy "my brother"
>Thanked the person who gave him his first role
>Thanked Scorsese for basically turning his career around
>Thanked his mother
>Used his platform to talk about a serious issue rather than race baiting diversity bullshit like AGI
One of the best speeches of the night. If only he mentioned Cameron.
>>66544985
If you think it's a new meme, why don't you make a video of you typing this meme like you're struggling to make your anonymous peers laugh and post it on Youtube, then send us all a link so we can get a peak at your acting chops? Show us your Oscar performance and prove us all wrong.
>>66544905
what the fuck? people say shit like that all the time especially at formal events
>>66544549
He was intimidated by his size.
>>66545693
hes not that big.
>>66544905
you never call a bro by just their name
its either "the man, the myth the legend" or "mr so-and-so" or "MY MAN, so-and-so" or "brooooooo, so-and-so" etc etc
have you never had a friend?
>>66545764
For you.
>>66545907
what the hell does that mean? :)
>>66545986
It means it would be extremely painful.
>>66545656
Literally never happened at the Oscars or Globes before, for 30-40 yo man to call someone that's not older than him "Mister".
Dicaprio, Hardy, Bale, Fassbender, Gosling and Gyllenhall movie when?
>>66546030
you've seriously never heard someone say "mr" *their full name*?
>>66544985
its just a copypasta
>>66546030
What are you fucking autistic who cares? Was he supposed to say "That young buck Tom Hardy he's got a long way to go but he'll get there".
>>66546009
You're a big guy
This is how you should address a man bigger than you. I thought it was common sense.
>>66546109
Not a male actor at an award ceremony.
>>66546150
>What are you fucking autistic who cares
Eat shit. I care. Who cares about Oscars or movies or humanity? Nothing matters. I can care about whatever I want.
>>66545349
>mfw the speech has been sitting in his pocket for the last 20 years, he just changed the names
>>66546207
>Nothing matters.
Edgy!
>>66544549
I don't know, maybe it's a sign of deference. Could be any number of things. I doubt it's worth reading into.
>>66546271
It was like stale pasta.
>>66544549
He meant the writer Tom Hardy who's work inspired his character of Revenant, not some washed out Shinzon actor. Get your facts straight.
>>66546160
For you
>>66544651
This
>>66546207
you're reading way too much into it friend, i've heard people say it plenty of times, it's just to show respect.
>>66546271
>tfw it was supposed to be Mr. James Cameron
>>66546369
Yeah, I think you're right. Just recalled Seth Rogen saying once "to Mr. Jonah Hill right there".
>>66544905
it's like a faux formality to express familiarity and respect. not uncommon, especially at formal events like that
>>66544549
Mr Tom is what he means when Hardy is pounding his arsehole furiously.
>>66546030
you sound like a moron. it happens all the time. it's not a "mr" to express humility or to respect an elder, it's a "mr" to express that it's his friend whom he respects as a colleague you fucking sperglord
>>66546077
Should be a magnum opus crime epic or cop thriller. Get Scorsese and Winter on it, or Villanueva
He was recognizing Tom Hardy as his superior
>>66546515
hot
>>66546415
I'd like an apology Mr. Anon
>>66546626
Mann
>>66546077
>>66546626
>>66547012
Would be incredible. Too bad it'll never happen.
>>66547415
>DiCaprio as the hardened gangster in the midst of a meteoric rise
>Hardy as DiCaprios silent and fearsome enforcer and driver
>Bale is an insanely crooked "criminal" laywer
>Fassbender is a burnt out and jaded loose cannon veteran detective on the edge
>Gosling is his more even keeled partner
>Gyllenhall as the cities crusading DA and Bale's foil
>>66546747
I was being sarcastic :v)
>>66544905
Do you have autism?
>>66548651
I'd wager 50% of /tv/ does
