"why on Earth he’d ever even be tempted to leave"? I would like to say something fancy like a death wish or thanatos. But my guess is that Vito renounced "paradise" because he just did not know any better. And I guess, like Tony ("does it has to be a pair of socks?"), he found this alternative life a bit dull.Also,…

"why on Earth he’d ever even be tempted to leave"? I would like to say something fancy like a death wish or thanatos. But my guess is that Vito renounced "paradise" because he just did not know any better. And I guess, like Tony ("does it has to be a pair of socks?"), he found this alternative life a bit dull.Also,…

A true pioneer, I salute you

A true pioneer, I salute you

didn't even know that he did The Castle. A Haneke adaptation of Kafka sounds too good to be true
Only that is true! I'll check it out soon

didn't even know that he did The Castle. A Haneke adaptation of Kafka sounds too good to be true
Only that is true! I'll check it out soon

You're right! Actually, anyone liking anything after Bottle Rocket is an idiot too.

You're right! Actually, anyone liking anything after Bottle Rocket is an idiot too.

'One of his weakest', which is not the same thing. I agree that 'Ribbon' is on the soft side compared with Caché, The Piano Teacher or The Seventh Continent.

'One of his weakest', which is not the same thing. I agree that 'Ribbon' is on the soft side compared with Caché, The Piano Teacher or The Seventh Continent.

Mike you're making most movies at this year's festival sound irresistible. Envious

Mike you're making most movies at this year's festival sound irresistible. Envious

That's not Mike D

That's not Mike D

SPOILERS
The theme of luck, and how it was always on Tony's side, was  recurrent throughout the series. On "Chasing it" Tony started to lose it and it wasn't until that casino sequence that he had a sort of realization that getting rid of Chris was the right move.

I think you're right, even actually right from the accident. What a fantastic episode that was.

I agree the whole of season 6 is about Tony embracing his true self.

…such nice memories. This date marks my first visit here. Such a clever interview.

Obviously Borat was supposed to be Kazakh, but the character itself was made up of many stereotypes traditionally attributed to arabs (e.g., the guys dancing together). 
I wonder why of all the middle eastern military leaders with access to nuclear arms is Netanyahu left out of the joke?

I know, thanks.