Brad & Angelina in Washington DC

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The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford (Warner Bros), a movie that has sharply divided critics and moviegoers, managed a Friday PTA of just $8,364 at its 5 locations for just under $42,000. Starring Brad Pitt and Casey Affleck in the title roles, Assassination will manage a weekend take of only $130,000 for a 3-day PTA of $26,000 or so.
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8 TMZ : 09/22/2007 at 1:56 am
Brad and Mad in School Daze
Posted Sep 21st 2007 1:03PM by TMZ Staff
Filed under: Kids, Brad and Angelina

Maddox Jolie-Pitt’s daily trips to and from school have officially become a police matter.

When Daddy Brad arrived yesterday afternoon to pick Maddox up, NYPD had set up barriers to keep the snapperazzi and onlookers a few yards away from the front door of the Lycee Francais. When it came time to leave, the crush of peepers was so insane, Brad decided to take Maddox out a back door.

Earlier in the day, Brad brought along Pax and Zahara to take big bro to school. No word on whether the Lycee will be bringing in the Marines when Brad’s three other kids enroll.

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Hey guys, do we have pics of this? So it was Brad who brought Mad to school and not some blonde lady as earlier reproted. And where are the pics of B, Z and P, bringing Mad to School?

I think B&A must have left NYC after Brad picked up Mad.

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TMZ was reporting on the pickup the previous day, on Thursday. Brad went in on 76th (the entrance the lower school uses and where, for the most part, the papz and students/fans wait, and then he smartly/sneakily left through the 75th street entrance/exit.

I’m the one who reported on the blonde. My teenage son called from his cell phone to tell me. Whereas the papz are barricaded from the view my son had, he was allowed to pass because we live on the block and he needs the sidewalk/route to get to where he’s going.

My guess was that the blonde was Ange — maybe the highlights or the sun in her hair? He wasn’t sure, didn’t see a face. But that was just a guess.

As the footage of American journalist Daniel Pearl,s final words appeared on the sreen,the film critic sitting in front of The Sneak covered his eyes with the A4 size notes

He had nothing to fear because A Mighty Heart is not the crude type of movie which would show the gruesome beheading.

Instead it is a film of great intergrity which examines the frustratind search for the brave Wallstreet Journal reporter after he was kidnapped in Pakistan in 2002.The story is told mainly from the perspective of Pearl’s pregnant wife Mariane,played by Jolie.

JOLIE PRODUCES A PERFOMANCE THAT DERSERVES TO WIN HER ANOTHER OSCAR.SHE SUCCESSFULLLY PORTRAYS BOTH MARIANE’S PRIVATE EMOTIONAL TURMOIL AND PUBLIC SHOW OF STREANGTH.

By The Sneak uk

155 UK : 09/22/2007 at 8:27 am
As the footage of American journalist Daniel Pearl,s final words appeared on the sreen,the film critic sitting in front of The Sneak covered his eyes with the A4 size notes

He had nothing to fear because A Mighty Heart is not the crude type of movie which would show the gruesome beheading.

Instead it is a film of great intergrity which examines the frustratind search for the brave Wallstreet Journal reporter after he was kidnapped in Pakistan in 2002.The story is told mainly from the perspective of Pearl’s pregnant wife Mariane,played by Jolie.

JOLIE PRODUCES A PERFOMANCE THAT DERSERVES TO WIN HER ANOTHER OSCAR.SHE SUCCESSFULLLY PORTRAYS BOTH MARIANE’S PRIVATE EMOTIONAL TURMOIL AND PUBLIC SHOW OF STREANGTH.

By The Sneak uk

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Wow, good for them on both AMH and TAOJJ. Award time should be interesting

Jared thank you for updating us about the Jolie-Pitts..they will always be the best.

why the hell he leave Sara alone and left??

According to police, Clooney was driving his Harley-Davidson north on Boulevard East in Weehawken, N.J., at 3:30 p.m. when he collided with a 1999 Mazda Millenia that allegedly attempted to make a right turn from the left lane.

Larson appeared to have cuts on her face and an injury to her foot and was taken away by ambulance, says Weehawken police Sgt. Sean Kelly.

Clooney drove away from the scene on his motorcycle, Kelly says, and apparently met Larson at the hospital.

The Mazda driver, identified as Albert Sciancaledore, 27, of Weehawken, was uninjured.

Clooney told police he was driving in the right lane when the other driver sped up to try and pass him before making the right turn, according to Kelly. But Sciancaledore told police it was Clooney who was trying to pass cars in the right lane, Kelly says.

The crash remains under investigation.

lmao the first thing the troll does on a saturday Morning is search for info about Brads Movie numbers. Really sad.

Its in limited release.

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And stupid mindless comedy for the mass like you, such as The Break Up will never, ever, ever gain any prestige or God forbid, an Oscar buzz. That is why as funny as Vince Vaughn is, he won’t get an Oscar nod with that kind of film, and his sidekick TV actress what’s her name, can forget about that for sure.

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Saw A Mighty Heart Yesterday and am going to see it NOW with my friends!
It’s a must see movie!!!!

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This isn’t really a review; consider it a breathless, extemporaneous appreciation. I saw The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford a few hours ago and it doesn’t feel like something to sit down and matter-of-factly dissect. God, it’s a majestic accomplishment. Hard to remember the last time a film had me so deeply in its reality. Park Chan-wook’s Oldboy did it; so did Paul Thomas Anderson’s Magnolia and, to a lesser extent, Darren Aronofsky’s Requiem for a Dream. (All very different from Assassination; I’m only comparing the effect.) I saw each of those three or four times in the theater and the same will probably end up being true of Andrew Dominik’s film.

I experienced Assassination in my skin and my blood and my bones. It’s such a powerful piece of art… spooky, absolutely beautiful, and so richly put together. From the trailer and early reviews I expected a tone poem, something lovely to look at but not necessarily affecting in any profound sense–like Terrence Malick’s The New World, with its mumbling and utterly inscrutable characters framed by gorgeous forest–so what initially startled me was the genuine humor and deftness of Dominik’s script (and of Ron Hansen’s dialogue–Hansen wrote the novel). Every character is achingly human and distinguished with care, given dignity and pettiness and strange quirks and spotlit moments.

There are so many perfect things in this film, large and small: The train robbery at the beginning… the sight of Jesse James toying with serpents in his back yard… the glimpse of fish beneath the ice… **** Liddell seducing his friend’s stepmother… the horrific forced laughter after Jesse pretends he’s going to slit Bob Ford’s throat… the moment of Jesse’s murder, which is just as much a suicide…

And everyone involved has done an astonishing job. No slack. Every actor (including Sam Shepherd as Frank James, Paul Schneider as **** Liddell, Sam Rockwell as Charley Ford, and Ted Levine–Buffalo Bill from Silence of the Lambs, amusingly enough–as a lawman) has got it exactly. Even James Carville. Dominik must be a directing genius to have gotten performances this uniformly excellent out of his cast. And Roger Deakins’ cinematography is otherworldly; I’ve never seen another movie that looked like this. And Warren Ellis and Nick Cave’s score got into me like heroin. And–

Enough, I’ll stop already. Suffice to say I loved this movie more than any I’ve seen in a very long time. Will you? Maybe, maybe not. It doesn’t seem to have been universally appreciated. But there have certainly been others–this guy, for example–who felt as strongly as I did. Devin Faraci, the best movie critic on the internet, apparently also loved it. So did one or two others. Like Magnolia and Oldboy and 2001 and Days of Heaven–it’s an idiosyncratic taste. It meanders (perfectly, mesmerizingly) and rambles and draws moments out, and some people will be bored (fair enough) and others will call it pretentious (these people will generally be ignorant) and that’s that. So it’s not a movie I’ll be recommending to every person I know. Only to select ones.

On the other hand, it appears I won’t be able to stop myself from telling everyone about it.

167 ashby : 09/22/2007 at 9:08 am
Because he was a gentleman..he saw she was hurt and let her ride in the ambulance while he followed on his motorcycle. Imagine, driving himself like that and with broken ribs too!

Three people can get in the back of an ambulance.

Three people can get in the back of an ambulance.

Not with a motorcycle