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11 Lumbersexual Moments From Leo's 'The Revenant'

by Sofia Barrett-Ibarria

July 17, 2015

Leonardo DiCaprio is living his best life right now. In the midst of enjoying a decidedly chill summer, though noticeably less aggressively than previous summers, and possibly putting the Rihanna dating rumors to rest by reportedly dating model Kelly Rohrbach (although being the center of a Rihanna dating rumor sounds like a life goal rather than a problem), DiCaprio appears in the new trailer for The Revenant, and he looks good a.f. The trailer opens with DiCaprio in head to toe fur and and a ruggedly coiffed beard like he woke up looking this fabulously lumbersexual. In Alejandro Gonzalez Iñárritu's followup Birdman, DiCaprio stars as storied 1820s frontiersman, hunter, and famous wilderness man, Hugh Glass. Personally, I'm not entirely convinced that this movie isn't actually an ode to old timey manliness directed by Ron Swanson due to the sheer number of 1800s beards and a scene where DiCaprio tries to fight off a bear, leading him travel injured and alone for "more than 200 miles" through snow-covered wilderness. Entertainment Weekly calls Glass's journey as a quest for "redemption and safety," I call it a trek through manly-man-man stuff, and snow. And giant murderous wild pigs! The only thing missing are the flannel button-downs.

Here are all the moments that prove DiCaprio is embracing his inner lumbersexual in The Revenant, because it's the role he was born to play: