No, Spielberg Didn’t Shoot And Kill Dinosaur
Posted by Horror Movies News on July 11, 2014No, director Steven Spielberg did not shoot and kill a dinosaur in a photo that has been showing up on social media.
No, director Steven Spielberg did not shoot and kill a dinosaur in a photo that has been showing up on social media.
This photo was posted by Jay Branscomb on Facebook and either sparked outrage, or people awesomely playing along with the joke Earlier this month, many people were outraged at photos a Texas cheerleader posted on Facebook of her with dead big game animals.
The man possibly best known for serving as the executive producer of " Men in Black 3 " has invoked the wrath of the Internet in wake of a recently unearthed photo depicting him smiling in glee following what appears to be the poaching of one of the most peaceful herbivorous creatures of the late cretaceous period.
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Movie-maker Stephen Spielberg has been targeted by idiotic web trolls who didn't realise dinosaurs died out 66 million years ago.
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