This.

And this is the kind of reply that suggests the mob mentality we see elsewhere on the internet.

Marrying a 19-year old is always a little creepy, especially in these circumstances. But to take that as evidence that the same person is capable of molesting his 7-year old daughter is really taking it a bit far.

Do we have any reason to think the doctors were untrustworthy?

The whole parade of calling celebrities out by name was over the line. They have nothing to do with Dylan's pain and distress; they never wished harm on her. If they could they would make it never occur. I'm sure Keaton would still show Dylan comfort and friendship if they were together for some reason. To use the…

What are you talking about? Why are you even still arguing this point? Talk about being redundant. Just like that detail. Or use "gratuitous."

The Diane Keaton line was shameless.

I agree that it is his best performance.

I'm gonna light the cigarette, old timer!

Jimmy Page kicked it pretty well.

His villain's demise in MI:3 is one of the more memorable in recent years. That final look of realization and the small groan he makes right before the car smashes into him. Even in that small moment Hoffman showed this (awful, evil) man's mind working.

He wanted to be a war president. He thought it would be good for his historic stock. He knew exactly what he was doing.

No, it's redundant no matter what. "Apparent drug overdose" is how the vast majority of outlets described it. Only one or two had the craven gall to describe the needle in the arm. It was unnecessary, and speaks badly to the people who write for the papers (as well as their readers).

Most real pornography is far less exploitative and offensive than the media pouncing on that detail.

Would've liked a mention of Phil Parma in Magnolia - that's one of my favorite Hoffman roles. It's surreal that his co-star Philip Baker Hall outlived him.

Insufferable.

Pierce also would've understood the significance of the lava being real for Abed. Hickey wasn't in the group for Uncontrollable Christmas so that realization didn't phase him.

As Hill said, that money he wasn't paid probably went into other production costs. In which case, great! That's where it was needed.

"However, I think that it is far too easy to come away with that impression from the film."

Belfort is obviously charismatic, which is what makes him such a successful salesman. On that same note, though, charismatic does not equal likable. After all, The Joker is charismatic.