Jennifer Lawrence Declares DiCaprio’s Film the Best She Has Seen

Jennifer Lawrence has named One Battle After Another, directed by Paul Thomas Anderson and starring Leonardo DiCaprio, as the best movie she has ever seen. During an episode of BAFTA and Samsung’s series, Play Back, the acclaimed actress expressed her admiration for the film, emphasizing its impactful qualities.

In the episode, Lawrence discussed various films, including her recent release, Die My Love, and her breakthrough performance in Winter’s Bone. While watching a clip from One Battle After Another, she remarked, “I think it’s an impossible pace to uphold,” highlighting the film’s intensity and engaging narrative.

As she reacted to a scene featuring DiCaprio’s character, Bob, conversing over a payphone, Lawrence reflected on the communal experience of watching the film in a theater. She noted that the audience erupted in applause at the film’s conclusion, a testament to its emotional resonance.

Lawrence shared her gratitude towards her husband, Cooke Maroney, for securing tickets two weeks prior to its release. “I just couldn’t say anything else other than just like, thank you for that experience,” she recalled, underscoring the significance of the moment.

The actress praised the film’s pacing and the depth of its characters. “Every character, you know them and you see them,” she stated, commending the performances of actors such as Sean Penn and DiCaprio. Lawrence emphasized how Anderson’s direction brought a visceral quality to the characters, making the viewing experience feel alive and immersive.

The enthusiasm expressed by Lawrence for One Battle After Another reflects the growing anticipation for its release in 2025. Her strong endorsement encourages audiences to experience the film in theaters, where its unique storytelling and character development can be fully appreciated.

As the film industry gears up for this anticipated release, Lawrence’s comments highlight the enduring impact of cinema and the shared experiences that it fosters among audiences.