Brad & Angelina Grab Soda & Popcorn

Where are the reviews of the movie?

Best wishes to Brad and Angie.

I am so mad, my local theatre is not showing the movie next friday

Love them.

lovely

so what if she’s wearing an inexpensive dress.
let her wear a sack and she’d still be the most beautiful woman in the world.

8 jan | 06/14/2007 at 10:57 am
Reports of Angies reps stiffing the press with censorship does not fly in contrast to the story of Daniel Pearl…open reporting…she has tied the hands of Fox network and made reporters sign statements where she can totally control the interview..Many of them refused to and left. This is not a good thing. She and Brad did this in Nambia but it won’t go well over here…She will garner very bad press from this..

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Yup. She’s going to get a lot of bad press from this and you know what? In the end, it won’t matter. No one can cut Angelina and Brad off at the knees by writing negative articles about them because they don’t care. That’s the thing you haters forget. To people who are obssessed with their image and what others think of them, this would not be a good thing, but thankfully, Angie and Brad are not those type of people and will keep on living their lives.

- Everything was supposed to be over for these two once the tabliods started bashing them for being a couple.

- Everything was supposed to be over once Angie gave birth to Shiloh.

- Everything was supposed to be over for these two after the articles about Namibia.

- Everything was supposed to be over for these two after the Golden Globes and the articles written about her.

It’s okay. I know it’s frustrating to wait to see them crash and burn because they just never do. They keep on going. Like Angelina said, every controversy and ever challenge thrown their way, only makes them stronger. So I guess this is just another test for them and if the past is anything to go by, they’ll be just fine. You can keep harping on about how bad this is, but in the end, it won’t matter a bit.

yeah yeah the dress is $26, what about the shoes? Or hasn’t she been dressing expensively before?

What normal? normal my as*! they fly private jets, buys too many houses then they are normal. you are stupid……

because they eat popcorn, drink pepsi, are they normal? then I am super normal, how great to know!

In January 2002, Wall Street Journal reporter Daniel Pearl traveled to Karachi with his pregnant wife, Mariane, in pursuit of the truth. He was investigating a possible tie between “shoe bomber” Richard Reid and Sheikh Gilani, a Pakistani cleric who dabbled with radical Islamic groups in the past. “Meet him in public” everyone warned Daniel, fearing for his life.

But it didn’t matter. He was brutally murdered after being abducted by jihadists who, in a bitter twist of fate, had nothing to do with the lead he was pursuing. They just saw an opportunity to seize a respected American journalist and torture him until the U.S. government caved in to their outlandish demands. Which, of course, never happened.

A Mighty Heart is Mariane Pearl’s account of the five weeks leading up to her husband’s death. It’s based on the memoir she wrote of the experience in hopes that her son, Adam, could get a feel for the great man his father was and how much people cared about him.

The irony is that the title is easily the most sentimental thing about the movie. Director Michael Winterbottom (Road To Guantanamo) uses his polished, documentary style of filmmaking to put us right there in the situation and keep tensions high. He creates a sense of urgency with the gritty camerawork and setting, which aptly complement the powerful, talk-heavy script by John Orloff.

For this reason, A Mighty Heart works surprisingly well as a nail-biting political thriller. Although it’s based on real events that were plastered all over the news five years ago, it seems fresh, and you just may find yourself hoping for a different ending than the one you know is coming.

Most of the film is set within the home of Daniel’s friend/colleague Asra Nomani (Archie Panjabi), which becomes the headquarters for the investigation. There is a real sense of community on display, bringing together friends, government captains (Irrfan Khan), security specialists (Will Patton) and employers (Denis O’Hare) with a common goal to save a life.

Angelina is fantastic as Mariane Pearl, transforming not just her physical appearance but her entire persona. Gone are the sexy, attention-grabbing antics, and in their place are subtlety, strength and an empowering sense of optimism. She is barely recognizable as this woman who kept it together and never lost hope amid a grueling quest. And you’d never guess it from Alexander, but she pulls off an extremely difficult French/Cuban accent.

Daniel (Dan Futterman) appears in A Mighty Heart mostly in flashbacks with Mariane, which are done tactfully and without piling on the sap. They’re mainly shown in regular, everyday moments, just looking at each other with love and going about their daily business.

While no recreation could ever truly capture what they had or the tragic direction their lives would lead, A Mighty Heart makes a surprisingly effective attempt. After all, not many movies can break your heart, keep your adrenaline racing and remind you of life’s value all at once.

1.Cheap dress
2.eating popcorn
3.having soda
DOES IT REALLY MATTER?
Nah! They are still GORGEOUS and SEXY, and of course they are just people like us and they do go to the loo just like we do.

It also doesn’t matter if she so thin coz by the end of the day she is alive and with that beautiful family of her’s.

Jen goes to this other solon everyday but nothing changes and she always wear expensive clothes which dont look good on her, its a sheme and she is an a.s.s ****. Ugly fat *****

Love them, seems like they had a great fun night

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