Papa Pitt’s Daddy Duties in Prague

Little Pretty, Pretty Princess Zee!

Girlfriend’s a trip !! I just love her. Always have, even when haters constantly pointed out that she’s rarely seen smiling in pap photos. So glad she proved them wrong.

Z sure knows how to point them out now and is apparently getting used to them. Either that, or the paps got smart and hired a baby wrangler/photog or something to accompany them on these constant ambush shoots — someone to get the super smiley reactions we’re getting from Z lately.

Either way, I’m glad that her other side is coming out.

BTW, it was cute to hear Brad in the video acknowledge Z’s pap discovery by laughing and saying, “Yeah. They’re everywhere, aren’t they?” Not only that, but let’s not overlook the fact that we got a taste of Zee’s actual voice !! Sounds so sweet. I can imagine how she sounded when she asked her reported crush, Adam Pearl, “Do you want a really fun drink? It has berries and everything!”

Sooo cute I can’t stand it !!

Then again, who wouldn’t have a crush on that little cutie pie Adam. I could just eat him up !! :-)

– BrangelinaFan CCornel

I am sorry heyheyhey,forgive me.

I wonder why they dress Z like she still lives in a orphanage

Jolie’s star turn weighs heavy on ‘A Mighty Heart’
By Phil Villarreal
Pvillarreal@azstarnet.com
Tucson, Arizona | Published: 06.21.2007
“A Mighty Heart” could have been a worthy memorial for journalist Daniel Pearl, who was kidnapped and killed by terrorists in Pakistan in 2002, but it plays as a pandering vanity project for Angelina Jolie. Instead of exploring Pearl’s life story or attempting to dramatize his experiences in terrorist captivity for several days, director Michael Winterbottom abandons Pearl (played by Dan Futterman in his brief screentime) in favor of Jolie as Mariane Pearl, Daniel’s pregnant widow.
Mariane’s story, while poignant and heartbreaking, doesn’t make for compelling cinema. She and her supporters stew in miserable anticipation while they comfort one another, make phone calls and computer searches to investigate the circumstances surrounding the kidnapping, and await word from the terrorists or authorities.
Basically the film is about a bunch of sad, frustrated people sitting around waiting for the inevitable. Occasional flashbacks to Daniel and Mariane’s wedding don’t do enough to make it feel as though you know the couple. Mariane desperately wants to know what’s going on with her husband, and so does the audience.
Occasional cutaways show American authorities sifting through Pakistani corruption and disorganization to get to the truth, but the viewer is kept just as much in the dark as Mariane and her friends are.
The more compelling story is playing out offscreen: Terrorists kidnapped Daniel, a Wall Street Journal reporter investigating terrorism in Pakistan, while he was pursuing an interview on Jan. 23, 2002. Daniel, 38, was beheaded Feb. 1, 2002, his body cut into 10 pieces.
In fleeting asides, we learn that Daniel, a nonreligious man of Jewish descent, may have been targeted for his heritage, as well as Pakistani whispers that insisted he was an American spy. Daniel reportedly tried to escape at least two times, and one of his attempts led to his murder.
Moviegoers may expect the film to explain what happened to Daniel in those 10 days, whether the material is inspired by hard facts or reasonable extrapolation of what is known. But Winterbottom gives you almost nothing.
It seems as though the main objective is getting Jolie, the movie’s lone bankable star, as much screentime as possible. The meat of the Daniel tale is cast aside in favor of stagnant misery.
As usual, Jolie turns in a rousing performance, but the better she is, the harder it is to watch. Mariane’s wails of despair when she learns of her husband’s fate are almost too painful to endure.
Winterbottom’s rickety handheld shots strive for a documentarylike immediacy, but they only make your stomach upset. That matches the cumulative effect of “A Mighty Heart.”

http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/mighty_heart/

Thanks Jared for the new thread and pictures, awwww Z is so cute

#63 heyheyhey | 06/22/2007 at 8:31 am
Poor Brad..43 and just now starting a family.
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You’re RIGHT!!! he is lucky to start a family at 41 and became a father at 42.
If he had stayed in his marriage, he will starting a family at age 60…or maybe NEVER!
he..he…you prove us that now he has a better life.

CUTEEEEEEE BABIES!!!!!!! And one SEXY papa

ok so zee and pax are so adorable, i would tatally baby sit zee….i wonder if shiloh has the same personality from her sister .remembger zzee use to be kind of quite a sa baby probbly shi’s age.

Cliniqua, Pax is wearing the t-shirt for you. RESPECT THE MOTHER OF HIS FATHER, don’t comment shi*ly about her.

Take That Family Sci!

Zahara made a bold rebuttal against Little Sci the other day for baby cuteness, now her family is showing the GMD how to make a photo opp much less obvious.

Here are Brad and Angelina emerging from their home in the woods to walk their children to school in Prague. Check out Maddox’s head – looks like they’ve freshened up his MaddHawk. But how he’s grown! Younger brother Pax appears as though he’s put on some weight. Am particularly fond of the shot of him reaching for his mum in the rain. I wonder if he’s fluent in English yet. Kids learn fast. And kids make fun drawings. Angelina is holding some creative green colouring – I have on my fridge something similar from our nephew Noah who drew for us a castle complete with a moat. He’s very clever.

And finally, after dropping off the brood, the Pitts head home hand in hand hopefully for some Jungle Sex in Eastern Europe.

Now why is it that none of us believe Tom and Katie are doing the same?

GO AND WATCH AMH

GO AND WATCH AMH

GO AND WATCH AMH

GO AND WATCH AMH

GO AND WATCH AMH

186 cutie,

Make a list of what you -maniacs- have been writing about Jennifer in last 2 years!