Angelina Jolie @ Tribeca Film Festival

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AddictedtoBAMPZs Says:

April 30th, 2007 at 12:56 am - flag comment
I have much higher hopes for “A Mighty Heart”…remember the penguin movie? No one ever dreamed a tiny documentary about penguins’ lives would take over the entire world, run for a year in theatres and make so much money. I think there will be great interest in the story and in Angelina’s performance. Fingers crossed…
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Please. Most Americans are culturally illiterate, they won’t see this movie, they don’t even know who Daniel Pearl is! This movie will only appeal to East/West coast liberals & Washington DC types.

And at the end of the day, who cares? If you’re not a stockholder in Paramount, there’s really no reason to care how much money it makes.

thanks guys for the link to the glamour interview, I can’t wait to read it..

For the full interview—including more on how Mariane and Angelina feel about motherhood, loss, risk-taking and love—

oohh sounds good…… !

Substitute teacher

Good morning, students, we’d like you to meet your new teacher: Miss Angelina Jolie. The luscious-lipped Oscar winner stirred remarkable enthusiasm for geography - especially from the boys - last Friday when she screened her directorial debut, “A Place in Time,” for 600 New York high school kids. Jolie sent camera crews to capture life in 27 locations around the globe during a single week. Jude Law, Ryan Gosling, Hilary Swank and Colin Farrell are among the 14 celeb correspondents who visit orphanages, refugee camps and struggling villages in the experimental film - and who, at one point, all get on the phone together. National Education Association President Reg Weaver said he’ll push to make the poignant movie a teaching tool nationwide. City Schools Chancellor Joel Klein “applauded” the idea. After the Tribeca Film Institute screening, Jolie, Bai Ling, Ethan Hawke, and Olivier Martinez met up at Unik’s Gin Lane, where Jolie’s music director, Wyclef Jean, and five conga players encouraged “Teach” to let down her hair. Throwing her arms in the air, Jolie gave Martinez a samba lesson he won’t forget.

But, not to worry, Brad, her pupil headed home alone.

Ya know what I knew jolie would go back to her old ways, why is she their dancing with another man in that way , it is damn shame.

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Trebe Says:

April 30th, 2007 at 8:59 am - flag comment
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AddictedtoBAMPZs Says:

April 30th, 2007 at 12:56 am - flag comment
I have much higher hopes for “A Mighty Heart”…remember the penguin movie? No one ever dreamed a tiny documentary about penguins’ lives would take over the entire world, run for a year in theatres and make so much money.
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yeah, but penguins never broke up brad pitt’s marriage! this movie is going down. It will make less than the good shepherd. a lot less.

interesting

IDIOT

Tokyo - Seven people have complained of nausea and other sickness while watching the Oscar-nominated Hollywood movie Babel at two theatres in Japan, theatre managers said on Monday.

The cause of the sickness is believed to be a scene in which Japanese actress Rinko Kikuchi, playing a high school girl, dances in a club with flashing and swirling strobe lights for a couple of minutes.

The scene left five women feeling sick at at the Midland Square Cinema in the central Japan city of Nagoya on Saturday when the movie made its debut across the country, theatre manager Toshiyuki Ichiji told AFP by telephone.

On Sunday, a man also reported he felt similar symptoms while watching the scene at the 200-seat theatre.

At another theatre in nearby Yokkaichi, the husband of a senior couple needed time to rest and recover from sickness after watching the movie.

“We are handing out a handbill advising customers not to focus on the screen but to look away appropriately during the scene,” Ichiji said, adding that the warning was also sometimes given verbally before screening the movie.

Takashi Hattori, the manager of 109 Cinemas company in Yokkaichi, said he was preparing to issue a similar health warning to viewers.

The film, directed by Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu and starring Brad Pitt and Cate Blanchett, is a complex tale about cultural and emotional clashes in today’s globalised world shot in several countries and five languages.

It received seven Oscar nominations this year with Kikuchi, relatively unknown at home, nominated for best supporting actress.

The cinema sickness recalled an incident in December, 1997, in which hundreds of children across Japan were taken to hospitals with convulsions after watching a television cartoon based on Nintendo’s Pocket Monsters.

The seizures were blamed on a scene depicting an explosion followed by five seconds of flashing red lights from the sparkling eyes of popular animated character Pikachu.

At that time, some medical experts said bright flashes of light and colour from a television screen could cause symptoms similar to epilepsy.

http://www.news24.com/News24/Entertainment/Abroad/0,,2-1225-1243_2106588,00.html

The budget money for the movie is low. It’s going to make more than its share of money just like Babel. End of discussion.

if brad was out all night dancing the samba with girls , it would not be right either.
its innappropriate.

I am sorry , I told you something was off this woman, look at how she was dressed that night, and why would Wycleff encourage her to do what she did. She is bored already with Brad, and her intentions are not pure. Where is Sheri now?

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stranger Says:
April 30th, 2007 at 10:05 am - flag comment

Can you believe that article about Babel?
I was ROTFLMAO!
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That article is hilarious.

interesting estoy convencida que eres una de esas o esos,que te masturbas a escondidas porque estas solo,y no tienes a nadie con quien practica el sexo.Sabes lo que te digo?que ojala me reencarnara en Angie y tuviera una vida sexual como la suya.PEDAZO DE REPIMIDA O REPIMIDO.Si eres mas tonto te estudian en las unviersidades,ni un minuto pierdo mas contigo

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Stranger, national TV also broadcasted nationwide that report.
The distributor said Babel drew 200,000 people to the theater in first 2 days. That is, it earned more than $2.5 million. I’m wondering people’s reaction to this news.