I’d imagine he does feel quite guilty about it. He’s likely traumatized by this as well. It also sounds like expensive lawyers are telling him how to handle this now to minimize the fallout.

Ah yes, the dictionary definition, which supersedes any de facto role that one of six producers might actually play in a movie’s production.

There’s no realistic way to warn people of this sort of thing. If I got an emergency text that said “DINOSAUR WARNING!!!” you could bet my idiot ass would wander outside and look around.

Honestly, I love the first Jurassic World.

This was beautiful. I can’t wait for the movie. It’s pure, dumb entertainment with great-looking dinosaurs.

Am I out of touch because kids don’t want to see a historical epic based on an obscure French incident set against the backdrop of Charles VI and the Caroline War?

I’m really here for the costumes and the hot Gaga and Driver.

Leon asking if the TV had picture-in-picture was A++++++++++

Cold French onion soup isn’t much better, and it’s not like Larry could do anything other than stand there and gawk.

Palestinian Chicken might be one of the funniest episodes of TV ever made.  Holy shit is it good.

Her name was “Gabby”. How could Larry think whatever secret he told her would be safe?

“A few decent Update zingers are fine, but a mounting a concerted affront to the heavily armed and seditious powers that are setting themselves up (through thuggish violence and widespread voting fuckery) would go a long way toward earning the outlaw rebel comedy image Saturday Night Live has always cultivated for…

I bet you say ‘sportsball’ a lot

my guess is they have limitations, or don’t ‘feel’ quite right.

Are those actresses complaining Gandolfini didn't stick up for them? Not every nude scene is a forced exploitation. Some actors are perfectly fine with nudity. The problem only exists if the actor feels forced into a scene they are uncomfortable with. That there may or may not be exploitative sex in The Sopranos is…

My favorite IRL Gandolfini story - terrible snow storm is coming down hard on an already-burried-in-the-snow NYC. A dude is trying to drive home safe and warm and gets stuck in ice and slush in Manhattan. Wheels spinning, going nowhere. All of a sudden the car starts rocking and dude sees a random guy pushing from…

This looks like the most painfully generic and fawning biopic since Bohemian Rhapsody, at least.  I’d much rather see a movie about the sisters, or a movie about his entire life, not just how it relates to his daughters.

No mention, I assume, of his adopted son Aaron.

Not even a little surprised that a movie with full cooperation from the subject essentially functions as a hagiography. There simply aren’t interesting movies made about complex people if the complex people are involved and don’t want to show the uglier sides of their story.

On the other hand, the breakup scene between Vaughan and Cuoco was fantastic, a rare comic scene where Larry wasn’t involved.