He's dreamy, successful, and super talented. His name is Leonardo DiCaprio and his acting is nothing short of amazing. After acting in over 35 films, the handsome DiCaprio has only won an Oscar once, which should have been given to him long before now, but unfortunately, was overlooked and given to someone else. So here are five films DiCaprio should have won an Oscar for before now.

1. Titanic

DiCaprio was just a young 22-year-old at this time and still had women well into their forty's wishing they could be Rose on a gorgeous ship that was soon to sink. His kindness and charm ultimately stole the screen and of course, made us want to cry for a lifetime by the end of the film.

2. Wolf of Wall Street

If you didn't think he had it in him, you might want to think again. This film is definitely not a family-friendly film but since it is DiCaprio portraying the notorious Jordan Belfort you find yourself having a small love for the mischievous, cheating, drug addict that stole millions.

3. Catch Me If You Can

If you ever thought a child would have a tough time after a divorce sit down and watch this movie. DiCaprio once again charms our hearts while he is portraying an awful person.

4. What's Eating Gilbert Grape

Even without being the main star he is still talked most about in the movie. Portraying a mentally impaired boy, DiCaprio nailed the role so incredibly well we forgot who we were watching.

5. Django Unchained

As sweet and charming as DiCaprio is we can never see him playing the role of a slave owner but hey, it's called acting for a reason, and we're supposed to believe the actor is who they are portraying, only if they are that good. DiCaprio, of course, is that good and completely nailed the role so well I even started to hate his character, which never happens while watching a DiCaprio movie.

Although his Oscar is well overdue I must say I was screaming for joy when I witnessed him win. DiCaprio has stolen the hearts of millions with his charm and is looked up to by many aspiring actors who hope to be as good as he is on screen one day. Let's keep making movies great Leo!