Hello and welcome to Little Gold Men, Vanity Fair's podcast for film, TV, and awards lovers.

I'm David Canfield.

I'm Richard Lawson.

No Rebecca Ford today.

She is on a well-deserved vacation, so we are going to hold down the fort, and we've got a lot to discuss today.

But before we get started, just a reminder that next week will be our first book club episode. We'll be discussing the History of Sound

and its upcoming film adaptation with special guests and author of the book, Ben Shattuck. If you've

been reading along and have any questions you'd like us to discuss about the story or the film,

or if you have any questions for Ben, please send us

an email to Little Goldman at vF.com. And because we're doing that next week, today is our last

chance to share our Emmy nominations predictions ahead of the announcements on July 15th. So we're

going to get into all the major categories later on, along with special guest, Savannah

Walsh, a Vanity Fair staff writer, who you've heard on

this podcast before. But first, Richard and I are going to do a little check-in on the summer

box office. A bunch of big movies have either just premiered or are soon coming, F1, 28 Days

Later, Megan 2.0, Jurassic World Rebirth. Where should we start?

I suppose Jurassic World Rebirth, Richard, since your review, just went up on Vanityfair.com, and it is hitting theaters this Friday, the big 4th of July 10th poll release.

Are we reborn?

No.

The movie opens with, like, like you know it's post Jurassic World

Dominion so dinosaurs have like invaded the planet but then kind of receded into like they

just live in the equator because it's the only climate they can sustain them and the general

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