Brad Takes Maddox to Mars 2112 — Again!

si yo la verdad lo dudo (en detrimento de sus pobres niños). ahora bien, está más que claro que como son los padres, especialmente las madres, son los hijos. jamás la he insultado y usted lo sabe si es que tiene memoria. ahora si usted no es la # 94, entonces me disculpo. o mejor dicho no me disculpo nada. no le da verguenza (realmente lo dudo) andar por la vida viendo tan negativamente, hablando mal de personas que ni siquiera conoce. Acaso usted es argentina?. No estoy insultando a nadie, pero sinceramente y es de comun uso en america saber que los argentinos son las personas más despreciativas que existen. vuelvo y repito es de comun uso, NO SE SIENTA OFENDIDO (A). NO ESTOY GENERALIZANDO A NINGUNA RAZA, CULTURA O RELIGION. CREAME TODO LO MALO POR MAS BANAL QUE ESTO PAREZCA QUE UNO DICE O HACE EN LA VIDA SE DEVUELVE. REALMENTE LE ESPERA UN FUTURO NEGRO

161 SimplyMe
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Yes, the came and took them to the Jolie-Pitt.
They told me someone from the JJ web contacted them and they were so worry about them that they were sent to them. So don’t be surprised when you read that they are on the way for the 5th and 6th child. What name do you think Angie will give them?

Oh dear me, bipolar simply personified by one person who shall not be named!

137 saraicita
Mira Saraicita.
No solo han usurpado mi nombre, sino que cuando lo hacen escriben las cosas mas horrendas y vulgares.
Pero como yo no puedo hacer nada el respecto, no me afecta, yo continuo con lo mio.
Y si, me has insultado, ligeramente, pero lo has hecho. Y ahora no solo me has insultado a mi, sino a todos los argentinos. Y con esto no te estoy diciendo que soy argentina. De donde soy me lo reservo. Tal vez soy mejicana, que tu crees? Compueblanas?

OMG when will this be over? These FRAUDS really want to take every penny they can for this movie. I’d rather die than donate into their luxurious lives (10k/night villa, private jets, 20+ household help, etc). This anorexic is manipulating the media any way she can. At the end of the day she is still America’s Homewrecker.

Forget about angelina. Mariane’s Pearl friend, who co-wrote the book, HATE the movie.

Asra Nomani, the former Wall Street Journal reporter who’s the “supporting character” in “A Mighty Heart,” the Angelina Jolie film about journalists Danny and Marianne Pearl and Danny’s murder in Pakistan, helped out on making the picture true to life. She made sure the cast even got the right notebooks that she and Danny used. But when she saw the glittery press photos out of the film’s premiere at Cannes, she had a “duh” moment. The marketing, the PR, the celebrities: All of it was absolutely the antithesis of Danny, she realized. The studio publicists brought a screener of the film to her house in West Virginia: the on-screen Danny just looked so flat. So in an email to a producer of the film early this month, Nomani wrote: “I’m not going to be attending the premiere because, upon reflection, I just don’t believe in the movie and the mythology of its marketing and PR campaign.”

In this excerpt from her email, she explains her thinking.

As much as the talking points say that this movie is for Danny and that everyone made the movie for the right reasons, I don’t at all feel that it is for Danny or that noble intentions underly this movie. That’s just my opinion, and I don’t mean to offend you, but I’ve just heard that soundbite one too many times.

In your role as producer, you may think I’m full of B.S. in seeing a reality that isn’t the one that you’re portraying on the big screen. I am told there is hardly a person who thinks too highly of Hollywood’s depiction of reality. But even knowing that intellectually, I cannot in good conscience enable an enterprise to me that represents to me little more than “astroturf reality.”

Maybe I’ve read a little too much Joseph Campbell, but I think that our society has become quite sick in the way that we manufacture heroes out of tragedy — Guliani, for example, being a hero when he was just doing his job as mayor — and to me the industry that supports this mythmaking is not one in which I want to participate. To me, the participation of the media industry in creating myths out of reality is most distressing.

The truth is that I am sorry that I ever got involved in the movie making from the beginning. I was naive in putting trust in the process, and I shouldn’t have been but my head was also spinning post-Karachi in trying to support Mariane as much as I could. To me, Danny had left her at my house, and I had a duty to him to take care of her.

I tried throughout the filmmaking to help because I hoped a greater good would come from this enterprise. In my heart, I don’t think a greater good emerges, despite all of the allegiances with reporting organizations, etc., because at the end of the day this movie could never have happened without the tragic sacrifice of Danny’s life, and my greatest sadness is that I don’t think that the movie comes close to even capturing Danny’s real life charisma and charm.

As the details of the movie have sunk into my conscience over the last couple of weeks, I realized that the film made me miss Danny even more as a friend, because he was so not present for me on the screen

159 lounter | 06/15/2007 at 3:56 pm

OMG when will this be over? These FRAUDS really want to take every penny they can for this movie. I’d rather die than donate into their luxurious lives (10k/night villa, private jets, 20+ household help, etc). This anorexic is manipulating the media any way she can. At the end of the day she is still America’s Homewrecker.

(((((((((((BRAVO)))))))))))))))))))))

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159 lounter | 06/15/2007 at 3:56 pm

go play with yourself. you need it. i don’t understand why you are here in this thread. go somewhere else if you don’t like her. you misable dumba$$

Thanks for the new thread Just Jared. Happy Father Day to BP and all the fathers throughout the world.

#161, whoever this person is , is not important.He was not her husband. The only voice that matters is mariane pearl. I am quite sure if mariane was dissatisfied with the finished project she would voice her opinion.

160 the real fraud | 06/15/2007 at 4:01 pm
http://www.imnotobsessed.com/2007/06/15/jennifer-aniston-majored-in-marketing/

O M G !!!!!!!!!! Best laugh I’ve had today!!!!!

If you (you know who you are) don’t like Brad, then don’t post on this thread. And yes, Brad does not need any more media coverage but the paps follow him everywhere he goes. This is the life of an A-list mega star. So if you care to leave a post, be nice since Brad did not ask for your negative comment. He is just taking his son out to a restaurant. And please, his mouth is open? He is breathing people! Look at yourself in front of a mirror and open your mouth and check if you look as nice as Brad doing that.
Thanks JJ and Happy Fathers Day Brad. “Mabuhay!”

161, whoever this person is , is not important.He was not her husband. The only voice that matters is mariane pearl. I am quite sure if mariane was dissatisfied with the finished project she would voice her opinion.
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SHE CO-WROTE THE BOOK.

Why ‘A Mighty Heart’ Is A Cruel Failure - by the co-author of the book and danny’s friend | 06/15/2007 at 4:10 pm
Asra Nomani, the former Wall Street Journal reporter who’s the “supporting character” in “A Mighty Heart,” the Angelina Jolie film about journalists Danny and Marianne Pearl and Danny’s murder in Pakistan, helped out on making the picture true to life. She made sure the cast even got the right notebooks that she and Danny used. But when she saw the glittery press photos out of the film’s premiere at Cannes, she had a “duh” moment. The marketing, the PR, the celebrities: All of it was absolutely the antithesis of Danny, she realized. The studio publicists brought a screener of the film to her house in West Virginia: the on-screen Danny just looked so flat. So in an email to a producer of the film early this month, Nomani wrote: “I’m not going to be attending the premiere because, upon reflection, I just don’t believe in the movie and the mythology of its marketing and PR campaign.”

In this excerpt from her email, she explains her thinking.

As much as the talking points say that this movie is for Danny and that everyone made the movie for the right reasons, I don’t at all feel that it is for Danny or that noble intentions underly this movie. That’s just my opinion, and I don’t mean to offend you, but I’ve just heard that soundbite one too many times.

In your role as producer, you may think I’m full of B.S. in seeing a reality that isn’t the one that you’re portraying on the big screen. I am told there is hardly a person who thinks too highly of Hollywood’s depiction of reality. But even knowing that intellectually, I cannot in good conscience enable an enterprise to me that represents to me little more than “astroturf reality.”

Maybe I’ve read a little too much Joseph Campbell, but I think that our society has become quite sick in the way that we manufacture heroes out of tragedy — Guliani, for example, being a hero when he was just doing his job as mayor — and to me the industry that supports this mythmaking is not one in which I want to participate. To me, the participation of the media industry in creating myths out of reality is most distressing.

The truth is that I am sorry that I ever got involved in the movie making from the beginning. I was naive in putting trust in the process, and I shouldn’t have been but my head was also spinning post-Karachi in trying to support Mariane as much as I could. To me, Danny had left her at my house, and I had a duty to him to take care of her.

I tried throughout the filmmaking to help because I hoped a greater good would come from this enterprise. In my heart, I don’t think a greater good emerges, despite all of the allegiances with reporting organizations, etc., because at the end of the day this movie could never have happened without the tragic sacrifice of Danny’s life, and my greatest sadness is that I don’t think that the movie comes close to even capturing Danny’s real life charisma and charm.

As the details of the movie have sunk into my conscience over the last couple of weeks, I realized that the film made me miss Danny even more as a friend, because he was so not present for me on the screen

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it’s sad that she feels that way towards the movie, specially one week away of the release.
She’s pissed with the producers not angelina.

170 Jamie | 06/15/2007 at 4:14 pm
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ITA!

I think that if the family doesn’t have a problem with it, that should be the most important thing.

Assuming that the email is real, I still hesitate to get angry with this person for her feelings. She misses her friend and it seems that she’s wrapping her personal philosophies with the memory of her friend.