Brad Pitt Owns 2007

Hey, well whaddya know… it’s Braddy! Cool! New thread, yay!

Damn, he looks HOT.

Hey dragonfly *waves* LOL I think everyone else is still over on the old thread. It won’t allow me to post a comment to tell them about the new thread.

So this is where everyone is!!

Someone on the other post said that Brad never walked the red carpet when he attended the AA

Well he actually did both times. When he and Juliette walked the carpet they stopped and talked to the media(she was nominated and did most of the talking) when Brad was nominated he walked the red carpet with Gwyneth but did not talk to the press.

BTW Brad looks yummy! Hey PT, pass the chocolate syrup!

brad = yummy!

nothing compares……thabks jared!

As always, thank you Jared. Brad looks yummy!!! Yeah, he owns 2007!!! Go BAMZS always..

Just before i go to bed,a new thread.And he is really hot in that cover,isn’t he?Now i can go to sleep knowing that i’m going to have….sweet dreams for sure.See you all tomorrow BAMZS fans.
I leave you with that

http://i65.photobucket.com/albums/h203/gomapyr/mtro010c.jpg

And thanks JJ as always!!!

Very Sexy I love the picture Ho yes and Hot hot hot. :D

gitane: November 26th, 2006 at 6:09 pm

Hiya Gitane, thanks for the heads up

Thanks Meli, that is a great picture! Thanks Jared and Audrey for this new thread!

ell & Alexanderina

my pleasure. especially when i saw that jared cut off commenting on the last thread.

gitane Says:
November 26th, 2006 at 6:22 pm
LOL! now how many men do you find yourself saying that about?
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THE one and only William Bradley Pitt. The man makes my ovaries tingle. I wonder if its possible to get pregnant by just looking at a picture? *ponders*

Thanks JJ!!!!

Maniston Says:

November 26th, 2006 at 6:21 pm
# Meli Says:
November 26th, 2006 at 6:16 pm

http://i65.photobucket.com/albums/h203/gomapyr/mtro010c.jpg
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Dear Jebus! I want to look up his skirt.

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Ditto Maniston and I will be the second person in line behind you

Meli Says:

Okay give me the third slot after Alexanderina

Meli Says:

November 26th, 2006 at 6:32 pm
I came back for one last time before i go to bed and there are already 28 posts.I can see about 500 until i wake up.You’re all welcome for the pic.It’s always my pleasure to share my Achilles with the world.Here is another one

http://i65.photobucket.com/albums/h203/gomapyr/max_37.jpg

Goodbye everybody.It’s getting late here.

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Wow!!!!!!!!! I wonder if he kept this up. I guess not because he lost some weight for his role in Babel. I am even more jealous of Angie now!!!

Meli”November 26th, 2006 at 6:32 pm

Good Night Meli, thanks again for that yummy treat

Alexanderina

rule of JJ: if you refresh and nothing changes in 10 minutes, check for a new thread. if you try to post and it takes a millenium, check for a new thread.

If there is no place to leave a repy..look for a new thread.:lol:

make that reply….

Maniston Says:

November 26th, 2006 at 6:25 pm
gitane Says:
November 26th, 2006 at 6:22 pm
LOL! now how many men do you find yourself saying that about?
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THE one and only William Bradley Pitt. The man makes my ovaries tingle. I wonder if its possible to get pregnant by just looking at a picture? *ponders*
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oh Maniston if that was possible a lot of women would be pregnant by now including us

Maniston Says:

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THE one and only William Bradley Pitt. The man makes my ovaries tingle. I wonder if its possible to get pregnant by just looking at a picture? *ponders*

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Hey,
If that could happen, a bunch of us would have kids ranging from teens (Thelma and Louise), ‘tweens (Fight Club), and toddlers (MAMS).

Mine would be in the ‘tweens category, specifically conceived from the Details layout. You know, his head shaved, wearing shades, cut beyond human comprehension, and holding a white bunny rabbit, as a cig dangle from the corner of BP’s mouth. {sigh}

But I have to admit, my ovaries are humming…

Mmm Mmm… good
Mmm Mmm… good
William Bradley Pitt, you’re Mmm Mmm good!!

A new thread yay!! Brad is soooooooo COOL in the cover.The picture was taken when he was still shooting Babel.I’ve read the whole interview of the mag on pittcenter.com. Nothing new.Just a few old quotes of him combined with the magazine’s article for the movie.But it’s always good to have a new thread.

Jared is closing the old threads when a new one shows up so anyone can stick in one place.

Jared you are always the best!!

“This week in whiny actresses: Still milking her break-up for all it’s worth, Jennifer Aniston explains how doing yoga helped her cry out the pain. “

from US Magazine Says:

November 26th, 2006 at 6:53 pm
“This week in whiny actresses: Still milking her break-up for all it’s worth, Jennifer Aniston explains how doing yoga helped her cry out the pain
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Does Us magazine really say that?

# gitane Says:
November 26th, 2006 at 6:42 pm

old lady

i’ll let you go before me ‘cuz once i get on that one, i’m not coming off until nothing’s left!
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Girl, since I’m first in line you best believe I’m not coming up for air. I’m planning on doing some damage. Word!

from US Magazine Says:

November 26th, 2006 at 6:53 pm
“This week in whiny actresses: Still milking her break-up for all it’s worth, Jennifer Aniston explains how doing yoga helped her cry out the pain”

But seriously, can you blame MISS Aniston, losing this gem of a man for her own stupidity over-estimating her own talent?

Look @ my boo

Not-for-nothin’ but it’s good to see his cro…..I mean without a kid in his arms once in a while

Maniston Says:

November 26th, 2006 at 6:59 pm
# gitane Says:
November 26th, 2006 at 6:42 pm

old lady

i’ll let you go before me ‘cuz once i get on that one, i’m not coming off until nothing’s left!
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Girl, since I’m first in line you best believe I’m not coming up for air. I’m planning on doing some damage. Word!
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Maniston, I am going to be right behind you in line lady, and you better share cause you don’t want me to fight you for Brad now do you :lol: cause if I have to I will

Hey Maniston I think you should share your blessing if you are first in line….wehehehe!!!! Yes you hear it right Brad is one heck of a blessing!!! whoooaaaa (yummy..)

Maniston

just two tanks? i thought you were an athlete with stamina! i’m going to have an entire medical team waiting in the wings. strength coach, flexibility coach, the dude with the cortizone in case things get really crazy, a cut man… hell, i’ve got a whole damn playbook and the first 20 moves are already scripted!

I saw Babel….Its REALLY GOOD! The best acting Ive ever seen from Brad in a movie.

2006, hasn’t been too shabby for Mr Pitt, either.

Hope you all had a nice Thanksgiving, for those who celebrated it!

Thanks, Jared! Hope you had a good one, too!

source: http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?…ss.moviereviews

79TH ACADEMY AWARDS

Early buzz on Oscars — Indies ready to rule
Ruthe Stein, Chronicle Senior Movie Writer

Wednesday, November 15, 2006

The final moments of the last Academy Awards were chaotic as the stunned producers of “Crash” rushed up to claim their best picture statuette and the “Brokeback Mountain” filmmakers attempted not to look broken-hearted within view of TV cameras.

Tune in to the Oscar telecast Feb. 25 and you may see something similar transpire with a race among independently made movies — and big studio fare trailing the pack. Like last time, competition in the acting categories also could skew independent.

Kowtowing to young audiences, who prefer watching stuff blow up to following nuanced stories, major studios are finding it increasingly difficult to rack up Oscar nominations. The lion’s share of them may wind up going to “Babel,” “The Queen,” “The Last King of Scotland,” “Little Children,” “Little Miss Sunshine” and “The Illusionist’’ — all smaller films that opened in limited release and have been marketed to sophisticated filmgoers.

One encouraging trend this year is the number of strong performances by women. This doesn’t mean actresses are getting better, only that they’ve finally been given material worthy of their talents. A not-so-encouraging trend is the number of Brits likely to be nominated, an indication that American actors aren’t quite up to snuff.

The playing field may get really crowded next month with the openings of “Blood Diamond,” “Dreamgirls,” “The Good German” and “The Good Shepherd’’ — the big studios’ best shots at garnering Academy Award recognition.

The Oscar nominations will be announced Jan. 23. Here’s the way I see the race shaping up.

BEST PICTURE
Most likely:

– “Babel”: This hypnotic multilevel film is off to a great start at the box office, and with its classy multicultural cast and philosophical musings it has the cachet that always impresses Academy members.

– “The Departed”: Popular entertainment at its best, and a huge hit for Martin Scorsese, whose other films haven’t even come close to the $100 million mark. Plus there’s a feeling the ultimate auteur is entitled to a best picture nomination just for being Martin Scorsese.

– “Blood Diamond”: The controversy prior to its release based on the concern of the diamond industry about the way it is represented has only added to the heat. Plus diamond-sharp Leonardo DiCaprio heads the cast.

– “The Queen”: With Princess Diana appearing as herself and Helen Mirren as her former mother-in-law, this wildly engaging British import has been packing them in at the art houses.

– “Dreamgirls”: A 20-minute sneak preview had audiences cheering at this splashy musical in the “Chicago” mode. Jamie Foxx, following his 2005 best actor Oscar, and Beyoncé Knowles are said to make beautiful music together.

– “Little Miss Sunshine”: This little indie that could is both heartbreaking and heartwarming. Audiences have embraced it to the tune of $60 million, and even hardened Academy voters can’t be immune to its considerable charm. It is this year’s “Lost in Translation” and “Sideways.”

In the running:

– “The Last King of Scotland”: Well worth a nomination, it may be hurt by lukewarm box office receipts. Audiences don’t know what they’re missing.

– “Little Children”: Another brilliant piece of filmmaking that isn’t getting the reception it deserves. Hopefully Academy members will appreciate the amazing craft it’s been made with.

– “The Illusionist”: Could be at a disadvantage for coming out so early in the year. On the other hand, it’s taken in a tidy sum and is being marketed by the same group behind “Crash.”

– “Flags of Our Fathers”: The Academy’s respect for director Clint Eastwood could offset mixed reviews and a disappointing audience response.

– “The Good German”: The combination of George Clooney and Steven Soderbergh demands Academy attention, and those “Casablanca” inspired posters are garnering lots of buzz.

– “The Good Shepherd”: Two pictures with “good” in the title may be too much of a good thing. This one has Robert De Niro going for it, not just as a co-star, but also as director.

– “Borat”: Definitely a long shot, but then what were the odds of a mockumentary about a Kazakhstani TV reporter who manages to offend just about everybody even getting made?

BEST DIRECTOR
Most likely: Martin Scorsese for “The Departed”; Alejandro González Inárritu for “Babel”; Steven Soderbergh for “The Good German”; Todd Field for “Little Children”; Clint Eastwood for “Flags of Our Fathers”; Bill Condon for “Dreamgirls”; Stephen Frears for “The Queen.”

In the running: Kevin Macdonald for “The Last King of Scotland”; Jonathan Dayton and Valerie Faris for “Little Miss Sunshine”; Alfonso Cuarón for “Children of Men”; Pedro Almodóvar for “Volver”; Spike Lee for “Inside Man”; Edward Zwick for “Blood Diamond”; Christopher Nolan for “The Prestige.”

BEST ACTOR
This field would be even more crowded if it weren’t for the fact that several studios, inspired by George Clooney’s win last year for “Syriana,” have decided to pitch their heavy hitters in the supporting actor category.

Most likely:

– Forest Whitaker: His amazing rendition of Idi Amin in “Last King of Scotland” makes him the automatic frontrunner, especially if a nomination convinces people to go see his movie.

– Jamie Foxx: He’s said to hit all the high notes as a Berry Gordy-like manager who propels a trio of girl singers into superstars in “Dreamgirls.”

– Leonardo DiCaprio: Buzz is that Leo gives the performance of his career in “Blood Diamond” as a South African mercenary.

– Ben Affleck: His top prize at Venice may help fuel a nomination for “Hollywoodland.”

– Christian Bale: Critics have praised him in “Rescue Dawn.” His chances are improved by a strong showing in “The Prestige” as well.

– Peter O’Toole: His turn as a horny once-famous actor in “Venus” enthralled festival audiences.

– Will Smith: Completely winning as a salesman and single dad who winds up homeless on the streets of San Francisco in “The Pursuit of Happyness.”

In the running: Matt Damon for “The Good Shepherd”; Ryan Gosling for “Half Nelson”; Richard Griffiths for “The History Boys,” which already netted him a Tony award for the theatrical version; Guy Pearce for “Factory Girl”; Edward Norton for “The Illusionist”; Ed Harris for “Copying Beethoven”; Will Ferrell for “Stranger Than Fiction.”

BEST ACTRESS
Two Brits are the main competitors among this abundance of talent.

Most likely:

– Helen Mirren: Almost surely to win an Oscar to go along with her crown in “The Queen.”

– Kate Winslet: Unless Winslet scores an upset as an uptight American housewife who discovers lust in the suburbs in “Little Children.”

– Meryl Streep: Never count out this perennial Oscar nominee who was so stylishly cool in “The Devil Wears Prada.”

– Annette Bening: She’s frightfully good as a frustrated writer and horrible mother in “Running With Scissors,” but her role isn’t that different from her character in “American Beauty.”

– Penelope Cruz: Speaking in her native Spanish, she’s a revelation in “Volver” as a sacrificing mother a la Mildred Pierce.

– Cate Blanchett: She’s said to act up a storm as George Clooney’s old flame in the World War II drama “The Good German.”

In the running: Naomi Watts for “The Painted Veil”; Judi Dench for “Notes on a Scandal”; Julie Christie for “Away From Her”; Keisha Castle-Hughes for “The Nativity Story”; Maggie Gyllenhaal for “Sherrybaby.”

BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR
This category has rarely been as competitive because so many actors from the same movie are being pushed as nominees. The studio behind “The Departed” decided to enter all its big names, although DiCaprio and Damon clearly have the dominant roles.

Most likely: Eddie Murphy for “Dreamgirls”; Adam Beach for “Flags of Our Fathers”; Brad Pitt for “Babel”; Mark Wahlberg for “The Departed”; Steve Carell for “Little Miss Sunshine”; Alan Arkin for “Little Miss Sunshine”; Jackie Earle Haley for “Little Children”; Paul Giamatti for “The Illusionist.”

In the running: Alec Baldwin for “The Departed”; Jack Nicholson for “The Departed”; Paul Dano for “Little Miss Sunshine”; Shia LaBeouf for “Bobby”; Clive Owen for “Inside Man.”

BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS
Little Abigail Breslin could find herself in a competition a lot tougher than “Little Miss Sunshine.’’

Most likely: Abigail Breslin for “Little Miss Sunshine”; Rinko Kikuchi for “Babel”; Jennifer Hudson for “Dreamgirls”; Anika Noni Rose for “Dreamgirls”; Sharon Stone for “Bobby.”

In the running: Sandra Bullock for “Infamous”; Demi Moore for “Bobby”‘ Emily Blunt for “The Devil Wears Prada”; Scarlett Johansson for “The Prestige”; Adriana Barraza for “Babel”; Emma Thompson for “Stranger Than Fiction”; Jill Clayburgh for “Running With Scissors.”

BEST FOREIGN LANGUAGE FILM
I had a chance to see almost all the contenders at the Toronto International Film Festival and can assure you this is the richest group the Academy has had to choose from in several years. I’m going out on a limb and predicting that “The Lives of Others” — a startling behind-the-scenes look at what went on during the darkest time in East Berlin — will take the prize.

Most likely: “The Lives of Others,” Germany; “Volver,” Spain; “After the Wedding,” Denmark; “Black Book,” the Netherlands; “Pan’s Labyrinth,” Mexico.

In the running: “Water,” Canada; “Avenue Montaigne,” France.

1 thing he does look hot angie and brad are made for each other i love this couple wish them the best

angie 4 life!

Maniston

well then, good luck! here’s hoping you don’t pull a Dan O’Brien!

Living well is the best revenge. BRAD ROCKS :-9

tired of these people

A little song I wrote is a solution to your fatigue. It goes like this:

Hey! dont come around here no more
Dont come around here no more
Whatever youre looking for
Hey! dont come around here no more
Stop walking down my street
Dont come around here no more
Who did you expect to meet?
Dont come around here no more
Whatever youre looking for
Hey! dont come around here no more
Hey! honey please, dont come around here no more
Whatever youre looking for
Ah, oh, ah, ah.
Dont come around here no more

Tom Petty Says: November 26th, 2006 at 8:01 pm - :lol::lol::lol::lol:

I would love his hands cupping my ****.

Tom Petty:ovember 26th, 2006 at 8:01 pm

:lol:

tired of these people IS THAT YOU nymphomaniac?

I am sure they will savor it…YUMMMMM!!!

con’t from Original jpf Says: November 26th, 2006 at 8:12 pm
(hit submit to soon)

No she shouldn’t have. Even I bought into that one awhile back, but how naive, not in the best interest of the child, and actually sexist to believe that a a female having child will make everything alright in a couples world. It would have been simply a bandaid covering their issues.

Look at how Brad & Angelina are raising their kids. Read what Brad has said about how he wants to bring them up and then for the moment. Now put Jennifer Aniston in the mother seat along with the lifestyle she seems to prefer for herself, and one that is her right to have. Do you see where I’m going here?

jpf

Original jpf,

Yeah, Yeah, that’s what I’m saying. Thanks.

Hey guys, the Simpsons just made fun of Oprah lol The only difference was the tv hostess name was “Opal” that’s it really, everything was the same, even her set and the audience who cheered at everything. Her guest was an author who is supportive of childless women because in her mind children held women back.

Anyway, Brad is looking good. And if this thread fills up fast no need to worry I’ve sent Jared scans of Angie’s Maxim cover.

Brad s looking good on him and so cool as handsome man! Angelina and Brad so beautiful big family! Can pls Brad or Angelina give me Big Hugs…… LOVE!!!!!!!!

julia Says: November 26th, 2006 at 9:01 pm - me too. they look soooo cool!!!!!!

OH! I MEAN BAMZS FOREVER!!!!!

Original jpf

My point is the stupid cow, X, had everything and she threw it away. Strung him along for so long, then pissed and whined when left. She did not deserve it and lost it Karma I guess.

Maybe I should have said I wish I could have had his babies. I would be on number 7 right now (biological) and we could adopt from everywhere, anything to be able to hold on to him on that motorbike. Angie is so hot I’d do her too, so I cannot be jealous. Just happy for them both.

Oops BAMZS (left off the S)
No makeup, riding arounf in Vietnam and that shot could have easily been a still from a movie. What perfection, no wonder people pay so much for Shiloh pics.

Brad owns 2007 ..yep…. with His girl by his side.

http://pics.livejournal.com/pittimpressions/pic/006axgxz

Angie opened his eyes and gave him his world.

love that picture.

I love Brad but I hope he doesn’t stop doing his pretty boy movie…I girl gotta have a dream, u know. And I need my fantasy movie every 2 years from Brad.

BTW, I’m so happy Brad and Angie are together raising a family because I’ve never seen two people so happy and in love as these two.

luv brad, you need a cold shower now. Your idea is pretty hot now. calm down. Now take a breather & you will be in line after me.

from US Magazine Says:

November 26th, 2006 at 6:53 pm
“This week in whiny actresses: Still milking her break-up for all it’s worth, Jennifer Aniston explains how doing yoga helped her cry out the pain. “

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Is this in their most recent magazine?

I keep panning to the one with his crotch and the one with them on the motobike.
The cold shower did not work, let me go find my hubby. Buh bye

Seriously upclose pictures of brad: just click on the pictures

http://img134.imagevenue.com/view.php?image=85377_3907571_122_542lo.jpg

http://img152.imagevenue.com/view.php?image=39041_BabelBradP07_122_471lo.jpg

I want to rip those pants off with my teeth and………..