OlderBrad & Cate Take ‘Entertainment Weekly’
Thu, 26 October 2006 at 9:27 pm
Brad Pitt and Cate Blanchett are on the cover for the November 3, 2006 issue of Entertainment Weekly. Sex, drugs, guns, and terrorism. How Babel became this year’s dark-hose Oscar contender! On newsstands nationwide tomorrow…
Also, take a trip down Brad Pitt memory lane with stills from his many movies including Thelma & Louise (1991), A River Runs Through It (1992), Interview With the Vampire (1994), Legends of the Fall (1994), Seven (1995), 12 Monkeys (1995), The Devil’s Own (1997), Fight Club (1999), Snatch (2000), The Mexican (2001), Ocean’s Eleven (2001), Troy (2004), Mr. and Mrs. Smith (2005), and Babel (2006). Check out stills from all of Brad’s movies in the gallery!
Angelina Jolie
Brad Pitt
Celebrity Babies
Jennifer Garner
Jennifer Aniston
Katie Holmes
Vanessa Hudgens
Us Weekly
234 Comments
happy 10/27 all you lucky NY & LA people!! enjoy babel, but don’t spoil it for the rest of us who have to wait until next week!! and don’t forget the after party on Nov. 11th. this another potluck event. bring your own whatever, enjoy it and let’s share the movie and some morrocan tea!
hey, does anyone have any good moroccan music to turn us on to?
ITA with those who see the fine wine this man has become in the past few years. So much more than eye candy….yet, still AMAZING to look at.
90 | Original Curious
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I loved Brad as the pretty boy, But I love him much better older and more rugget looking. He is just great all around
NEW THREAD ALERT
211 | New Thread
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No new Thread! Not nice of You!
216 | lookwhaticando
that comment wasn’t meant for you, never mind
new thread with two more pictures from the EW magazine!
I’ve got something wierd on the new thread can’t see comments WTF
212 | OI “191 tba
What’s wrong with you ? TBA was telling the true. and I fully agree with her. Can’t stand Brad success . Can’t stand Brad living the life of his dream. As much as you have doubt on the lasting relationship of Brad and Angie. you better watch and care for the relation of your idol and her fat boyfriend . are they real or fake ? probably fake !
Thank you Jared for deleting the post of #216. for a while I though I was in perezhilton com. Thank you again JJ for making this thread clean.
BUT SHE MUST HAVE BE SECURE IN HER MARRIAGE, BECAUSE she let Brad go to film Mr and Mrs Smith, probably knowing that he had alot of making out with AJ.
212 | OI “191 tba” |
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She felt secure in her marriage because she knows BP is a decent man, not because she, herself, is a strong, secure woman.
Guys, heard that the X is in London to meet VV. i think Huvane is reading the gossip from US Weekly regarding the counting of days VV & JA are NOT together & JA & Huvane decided to take their vacation in England to COUNTER the RUMOR since US Weekly reported it. Media WH*RE….ABSOLUTELY HANDS DOWN, BABY!
135 | abigail
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This is yet another thing I hate about the X, She lets the tabs, and gossip dictate her every move.. She is beyond loser, Run Vince Run
She felt secure in her marriage because she knows BP is a decent man, not because she, herself, is a strong, secure woman.
225 | ntt | 10/27/06 11:04 AM | Flag Comment
Either that, or she’s a brain dead prima donna who thought she could string him along forever. LOL
USA TODAY
Babel may be the most ambitious movie of the year, tackling towering communication barriers, global politics and cultural divides in a structurally complex and fascinating narrative.
Compelling from the first frame, the movie’s harrowing intertwining tales grab us and do not let go until a closing credit reveals that the film is dedicated to director Alejandro Iñárritu’s children. It is the perfect coda, as each character finds a measure of peace and solace through the bonds of family.
The four interwoven stories are superbly acted, stunningly shot and masterfully told. But for all its gut-wrenching power, Babel does have a flaw. In each of the narratives, Iñárritu takes you up to an emotional precipice, dangles you over it, then pulls back just in time to leave you more emotionally drained than moved. Still, his work bristles with power and believability.
The tale begins in a desolate stretch of the Moroccan desert with astounding performances by little-known actors. A farmer buys a used rifle, and his two young sons test its range on a bus driving nearby, seriously wounding an American tourist, played by Cate Blanchett. Her distraught husband, Brad Pitt, in his best film performance, grows increasingly desperate to save her. In one powerful scene, he cries quietly as his young son chirpily recounts a story over the phone, unaware that his mother’s life hangs by a thread a continent away.
The story cuts across time and continents to Tokyo, where a deaf and mute teenager (Rinko Kikuchi) is reeling from her mother’s death, coping with an emotionally distant father (Koji Yakusho) and discovering her sexuality. Kikuchi and Yakusho are both wonderful.
Events jump over to California where Pitt and Blanchett’s children (Elle Fanning and Nathan Gamble) and their babysitter (a heartbreaking Adriana Barraza), take a quick trip to Mexico. Their harrowing border crossing is one of the toughest scenes to endure.
How Iñárritu and screenwriter Guillermo Arriaga seamlessly link these four stories makes for an unconventional film experience that is weighty, thought-provoking and riveting
Somebody mentioned the movie Benjamin Button above. This brings me to something I heard about the X making a movie that makes her grow younger just like the strange case of Benjamin Button. She plays a psychiatrist who gets her patients to think young and miraculously they do.
She’s producing this as well as starring. Can anybody else tell us anything about this movie?
Why is she doing the same theme as Brad is doing?
Who got the idea first, does anybody know?
Some points on X:
*dependency on others
*anger turned inwards
*weak ego BUT strong superego
230 | the real tita
what? this is the first time I heard about this.
Fox’s Mike Straka calls Babel a masterpiece.
He also writes : “Pitt and Blanchett’s parts are pretty much actor-proof, as their storyline is the weakest of the film. Anyone could have played their parts.”
His email address is foxlife@foxnews.com
He is the most sexiest men and I seen the movie is the best acting his done.
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