Entourage

[Matt]

I've been thinking about that for a while now. Then Vince will have to build his career up by doing mainstream ****, while his friendship with Eric is tested.

I don't think it'll happen. Vince has said numerous times he would rather be on the streets than doing **** he hates. I actually see Medellin as the start of Vince becoming a real power. Vince is already a star, now he becomes a powerhouse superstar. It is the natural evolution now that he is producing. Its always been Vince and E vs the powers that be in Hollywood...now it is their turn to become the power.

 

[Harlekin]

****in' brilliant fourth season opener. Loved the documentary style.

 

[Dark Donnie]

Wow, great way to go about filming. I know a lot of people will disagree, but I am glad they did not spend half the season showing the production. I couldn't take that much of Billy Walsh myself. The documentary format was a brilliant way to handle it. It should be fun to watch post-production.



One thing is bthering me...what does everyone think Vince and E named their production studio?

Its will be something to do with Queens


I really thought that was one of the better episodes, definately in the top 5. I personally loved the documentary style . Vince, at first looked laughable as Pablo, just because we know what he looks like. WHen he put on the sunglasses he nailed it, especially the soccer scene

 

[TheCorpulent1]

I think Billy Walsh is like crack to me. I love that guy. Every scene he's in, he steals. I hope he doesn't just vanish now that the movie's been filmed.

Oh, also, that big final sequence that ended the episode was fantastic. It was like explosions-as-art.

 

[Dark Donnie]

Sporting the new avvy

 

[TheCorpulent1]

Haha, nice. It's weird seeing Vince with a double-chin.

 

[Dark Donnie]

Haha, nice. It's weird seeing Vince with a double-chin.

I thought it looked funny without the glasses but once into character it was great

 

[Matt]

If a Pablo Escobar movie is ever made, Adrien has got to play him. That soccer scene was perfect.

 

[TheCorpulent1]

That soccer scene was indeed great. I haven't read much on Pablo Escobar, but if he's the kind of guy who'd distract a kid with soccer while his goons kill the kid's father, he'd make for an excellent gangster movie.

I thought it looked funny without the glasses but once into character it was great

Yeah, the glasses help sell the look a lot.

 

[Harlekin]

I was a little unconvinced on Vince as Escobar at first, but he really nailed the soccer scene.

 

[Dark Donnie]

That soccer scene was indeed great. I haven't read much on Pablo Escobar, but if he's the kind of guy who'd distract a kid with soccer while his goons kill the kid's father, he'd make for an excellent gangster movie.

Yeah, the glasses help sell the look a lot.

Ever see Blow?

Theres a similar scene in that as well.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pablo_escobar

 

[Golgo-13]

Oh, **** i forgot it come back on! I'll watch it on ONDEMAND....

 

[SapphirePrima]

This was proably one of the most entertaining episodes ever. Billy Walsh sure is a prick. Was that actress Sachatquea(sp) from Night in the Museum

Last season seemed more filler this one looks like it's gonna be much better.

 

[The Shape]

Last night's episode was just too good.

DRAMA -- [espanol] Let's kill those mother****ers!!!! [/espanol]

 

[Frico]

****in' brilliant fourth season opener. Loved the documentary style.

QFT.

Sporting the new avvy

Noiiiice.

If a Pablo Escobar movie is ever made, Adrien has got to play him. That soccer scene was perfect.

Yeah, that'd be so awesome. And def agree on the soccer scene

Last night's episode was just too good.

DRAMA -- [espanol] Let's kill those mother****ers!!!! [/espanol]

Glad Drama got a part in the flick t:

 

[Dark Donnie]

The actress is Sofia Vergara, She was in Four Brothers

 

[SapphirePrima]

The actress is Sofia Vergara, She was in Four Brothers

My bad. Just did an IMDB lookup. The lady from Night in the Museum was an actual Indian.

 

[AllThingsComic]

I felt like an idiot, but when I saw Dramas face at the end of Medillion, I actually clapped! He makes the show for me!

 

[TheDemon'sHead]

Great season opener.

Did any of you notice that Debbie Mazer is out of the credits and Perrey Reeves, the actress who plays Ari's wife, is now in her place?

Not a big deal but it's about time since Mazer has pretty much been off the show since she had her baby.

 

[KenK]

Great season opener.

Did any of you notice that Debbie Mazer is out of the credits and Perrey Reeves, the actress who plays Ari's wife, is now in her place?

Not a big deal but it's about time since Mazer has pretty much been off the show since she had her baby.

It's crazy, 'cause as soon as they made her a regular, she got knocked up and it threw everything outta whack. I think she's been on less since becoming a regular.

 

[TheCorpulent1]

Ironically, I noticed Debi Mazar's name in the credits in one of the last episodes of season 3 and thought, "Why is she still there? She hasn't been on all season." Sure enough, that was the episode where she shows up *****ing on the phone while walking with her kid in a stroller.

The actress is Sofia Vergara, She was in Four Brothers

That's who she is! I recognized the actress but I couldn't remember where I knew her from. It's not Four Brothers, by the way; it's from all the pictures I saw of her when my roommate from 2 years ago had a massive crush on her.

 

[TheDemon'sHead]

It's crazy, 'cause as soon as they made her a regular, she got knocked up and it threw everything outta whack. I think she's been on less since becoming a regular.

Mazer was in the credits from day one... She was pretty prominent in the first two seasons. More so in the first.

 

[Harlekin]

I felt like an idiot, but when I saw Dramas face at the end of Medillion, I actually clapped! He makes the show for me!

That was hilarious true, but felt... unrealistic. Reasonable thinking people wouldn't have done that. Still, friggin' hilarious.

 

[AllThingsComic]

That's why I felt like an idiot, I knew it was un-realistic, but I just loved that he got in it somehow. That was awesome.

 

[GREEN =w= DAY]

i finally was able to watch the season premiere last nite (man, i love having HBO on Demand!). anyway, i thought it was great the way they did it with the episode being a behind the scenes documentary of sorts. once again, Drama steals the show t:

looking forward to Sunday's episode

doesn't anyone else wish that Vince Chase's films are real?! it would be cool to see Aquaman, Queens Blvd, and Medellin in full form. from the clips they show us, they look like good movies.

i'm surprised this show hasn't given Adrian Grenier more exposure