I agree. I'm not sure what I was expecting, but it wasn't that. The fixation on the crash stuff veers way off course, even if it is abusive behavior by a director. There's been far worse in Hollywood.This article is all over the place. Conflating the crash with the #metoo movement seems not super constructive. the assault she experienced as a 16 year old also doesn't seem to fit, narratively, either. But it had to be included to credentialize the article. Without that story, this isn't meaty at all.https://www.nytimes.com/2018/02/03/opin ... angry.html
Uma’s story about Harvey is creepy and upsetting but unfortunately expected by now. Her Quentin stories make me think he’s the next person who’s going to go down. Also that crash footage is insane.
I dunno...this is an article about a studio forcing one of their top assets into a dangerous situation for some reason. It's not about Harvey Weinstein.
That crash footage is certainly gnarly though.