Brad Pitt Tops Hollywood’s Top 15 Fathers

Ameena @ 06/17/2008 at 5:50 pm Hi Estelle,
Here the link to the picute, Bottom of the page.

http://jjb.yuku.com/topic/307855/t/Brad-Angelina-Children-MegaPost-Part-4.html?page=653

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THANK YOU AMEENA!!!! YOU ARE AWESOME and also THANK YOU BOOM FOR SOLVING THE BINARY CODE. SO COOL!!!!!!.

Some Chick @ 06/17/2008 at 5:43 pm
Who am I?
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Who gives a shít?

Mr & Mrs. Smith is on FX

Nelah, you’re welcome.

BOXOFFICE KFP

real tita,cliniqua……keep on posting ladies.thank yo.

http://www.slashfilm.com/2008/06/17/burn-after-reading-poster-inspired-by-saul-bass/

Burn After Reading Poster at site

Burn After Reading Poster Inspired by Saul Bass
Posted on Tuesday, June 17th, 2008 at 4:14 pm by: Peter Sciretta

The movie poster for Coen Brothers’s Burn After Reading is one of my favorite posters released this year. The distinctive style is a call back to the one-sheets of legendary poster/title artist Saul Bass. I have included some of the great Bass posters which might have inspired this new design below. Click on the image to the right to see it in larger resolution on Cinematical.

Written and directed by The Coen Brothers, this new dark-spy comedy stars Academy Award nominee John Malkovich as an ousted CIA official, whose memoir accidentally falls into the hands of two unwise gym employees (Brad Pitt and Frances McDormand) intent on exploiting their find. Also featuring George Clooney, Tilda Swinton and Richard Jenkins. If you haven’t already, you should watch the red band movie trailer.

Burn After Reading will hit theaters on September 12, 2008

http://www.cinematical.com/2008/06/17/exclusive-burn-after-reading-poster-premiere/
Bigger poster
Cinematical is absolutely stoked to be premiering this exclusive poster for Burn After Reading (click to enlarge), written and directed by Joel and Ethan Coen — whose last film, No Country for Old Men, caused quite the stir last year online, in theaters and at the Academy Awards. Not sure if you heard of it … something about a cowboy and a weird haircut? Yes? Maybe? Anyway, one thing the Coen boys are known for are their casts, and Burn After Reading is no exception; this flick boasts appearances from, well, read the poster. You’ve got Brad Pitt, George Clooney, Frances McDormand, John Malkovich and Tilda Swinton. Need I say more? Or less? (Will this post self-destruct in sixty seconds?)

What’s being touted as a “dark, spy-comedy,” Burn After Reading looks to return the brothers to the kind of humor that was found in films like Raising Arizona or The Big Lebowski (two of my personal favs). The synopsis goes a little something like this: An ousted CIA official’s (Academy Award nominee John Malkovich) memoir accidentally falls into the hands of two unwise gym employees intent on exploiting their find.

# 1312 besane @ 06/17/2008 at 8:50 pm vickifromtexas @ 06/17/2008 at 4:44 pm

Hi, so glad to see you back. We are all thinking of you.
Hugs from NYC…
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thank you. you are so nice. i appreciate the support. hugs back to you.

hello’s to carolina, vickifromtexas (hope you are doing alright), thelookoflove1365, Estelle, Mondo Bongo, bdj and all other dedicated bampzs +2 fans out there!

#1289: hello, carolina! Thanks for the pictures and the wave! Nice to see you again!

Hello. I had a lively discussion with someone today about Brad’s movies. Well this guy was a “box office poison” type of guy. I laughed and asked him if he was serious. He said he was. The mentioned Babel and TAOJJ I looked at him and told him these were critically acclaimed films and will stand the test of time. He was incredulous. He said they barely made “a penny”. Well I had to bombard him with all the Brad Pitt box office hit and the cult hits like Fight Club, Kalifornia and Snatch. Then I finally ht him with “oh, and all the Ocean’s films”. Then he said “but those Ocean’s films sucked?” LOL We can’t win can we? When you present people with the hits, it’s the films sucked or it was crap, When you present them ciritically positive films it’s like hey but nobody saw it. I kind of had to admit thtat the Cloonster was not box office poision because of the Ocean’s franchise.let’s face it, it was his baby. For every Oceans films or Mr. & Mrs. Smith, there is a Syriana, TAOJJ and A Mighty Heart..

In doing some research I came across something and I had to laugh. I guess Mark Wahlberg is not a Clooney fan.

Wahlberg disses Clooney’s ‘Ocean’s’ films

By Ree Hines
MSNBC contributor
updated 10:27 p.m. ET, Mon., June. 16, 2008

Long before Matt Damon took on the role of second-generation grifter Linus Caldwell in “Ocean’s Eleven,” Mark Wahlberg had a shot at the part and turned it down. Looking back at it, Mark doesn’t regret his decision to skip what turned out to be a blockbuster franchise. In fact, he told Zoo magazine, he’s better off not having to pretend he enjoyed working on the films.

When Zoo asked the actor if he really refused to work in the “Ocean’s” films, he said, “Yeah — and it was well worth it,” adding, “the second one sucked!”

Apparently Mark’s no fan of the Hollywood backslapping that goes on when the material doesn’t merit it.

People tell George Clooney it’s great, but we all know it sucked,” the “Boogie Nights” star said. “I made two bad movies instead — ‘Planet of the Apes’ and ‘The Truth About Charlie’ — but doing that was better than sitting with Brad (Pitt) and George, telling the press how great everybody is! ‘We were in Europe, George was funny, then we had some wine …’ — that’s not for me.”

Lest George and the rest of the “Ocean’s” gang take offense, Mark explained, “I do love those guys, but I had to step out on my own.”

#1312: hey, anustin. Anything for you, dear! You know malakas ka sa amin!