Brad Pitt and Zee: Thumbs Up!

So, somechick, are you trying to say the MIR project is Angelina’s? I always figured that was the case and Brad is just the front man getting all the cred.

I also think all of the “angelina as PPD” stories are from Angelina’s camp getting y’all ready for the breakup. He’s seen all over the place and the whole time Angelina is possibly suffering from PPD ? He is not there for her ..that gives her a good excuse to Bounce.

I love her sly ways! she finally figured out that Brad is not worthy to lick her Lara Croft boots. Bbbounce.

Actually, Somedude, it appears that since Brad’s MIR couldn’t sell any $150,000 high-maintainence homes to the poor in New Orleans that Angie just bought them up herself. I wonder what she paid for them? Or perhaps the Jolie-Pitt Foundation paid for it. I guess we’ll find out when they finally get up to date on their taxes.

I can’t wait for tomorrow. Brad will be at TIFF tomorrow. I just love to see him. The most gorgeous man in the universe.

Some Chick @ 09/04/2008 at 4:27 pm

OMG YOU ARE STUPID.

Somedude @ 09/04/2008 at 4:53 pm
I HOPE YOU ARE SOME CHICK. THERE CAN’T BE TWO PEOPLE THIS STUPID CAN THERE BE??????

http://blog.canoe.ca/tiff/2008/09/02/and_so_it_begins_1
Fest Times
BURN AFTER READING

When a pair of gym employees (Brad Pitt and Frances McDormand) stumble upon the memoirs of a CIA agent, hilarity ensues. At least, that’s what the trailer would have us believe. George Clooney, John Malkovich and Tilda Swinton add to the hijinks. (Sept. 5, 9:30 p.m., Roy Thomson Hall; Sept. 6, 11 a.m., Elgin.)

Too funny
CHE

Note to self: Do not consume any liquid before or during this screening. Why? Because it runs a gut-busting 4 hours and 22 minutes. Probably the most thorough biopic ever, director Steven Soderbergh’s look at the man behind the biggest T-shirt fad in history is sure to nab Benicio Del Toro a Best Actor nod. (Part 1: Sept. 9, 9 p.m., Elgin; Sept. 11, 2:30 p.m., Elgin. Part 2: Sept. 10, 9 p.m., Elgin; Sept. 12, 2:30 p.m., Elgin. In full Sept. 12, 9 a.m., Ryerson.)

Some Chick @ 09/04/2008 at 4:27 pm

Shitzy, if you’re going to keep on creating alter egos to agree with yourself, do it with a little more finesse, willya? Jesus Christ, you’re so damn transparent we can see through you ten miles away. Some Chick = Some Dude. Who did you think you were kidding? Surely not us. We know you inside out by now and believe me, it is one ugly sight.

http://www.theaustralian.news.com.au/story/0,25197,24289150-16947,00.html

No buzz on Whiny’s Movie unless she can stalk BP to his premiere where the Toronto Brangie fans will stamped over her. Look-out Whiny!!!!

Toronto’s casts of thousands

A film ferstival draws the big stars. Eddie Cockrell | September 04, 2008

BRAD Pitt will drop in, as will Bryan Brown. Hollywood veteran Jonathan Demme has a new film to show, the family drama Rachel Getting Married; so does Melbourne actor Matthew Newton, who will present his second feature behind the camera, Three Blind Mice.

If it’s early September, it must be the Toronto International Film Festival, one of the largest, most respected and tightly run movie bazaars in a world suddenly full of such events. The numbers are startling: 312 films from 64 countries; 249 features, with three-quarters of those billed world, international or North American premieres (this is an important distinction in the world of film festival bragging rights). Sixty-one are films from first-time directors, and Australia will be represented by six features.

In all, the festival is promising more than 500 filmmakers, writers and actors from across the world, on hand to present their work, answer audience questions, participate in gruelling press interview sessions and hobnob at exclusive parties.

Polling colleagues from across the world, one Toronto-based film journalist has concluded the five must-see movies, based on buzz, are Steven Soderbergh’s two-part revolutionary epic Che; Joel and Ethan Coen’s CIA satire with Pitt, Burn After Reading; Canadian Bruce McDonald’s zombie romp Pontypool; and Religulous, the documentary from Borat director Larry Charles, in which comedian-commentator Bill Maher traverses America in search of definitions of piety and faith.

Screenings run from 9am to well past midnight. Distributors and film critics will jostle for seats with the Canadian public.

Laurent Cantet’s high school drama The Class, which won the Palme d’Or at Cannes last May, was scheduled to play Toronto but was pulled when the film was selected as the opening-night gala by the New York festival, which opens later this month. Toronto also apparently lost Clint Eastwood’s Cannes favourite Changeling, starring Angelina Jolie, to New York’s demand for exclusivity.

http://www.variety.com/index.asp?layout=festivals&jump=story&id=1061&articleid=VR1117991596&cs=1

Deauville does without celebs

Festival opens with less than stellar guest list
By IAN MUNDELL

lso appearing are Kevin Spacey for “Recount,” William Hurt for “Yellow Handkerchief” and John Malkovich for “Changeling.” Samuel L. Jackson and helmer Neil LaBute both step up to introduce “Lakeview Terrace.”

i guess fanistons are thinking that once brad and jen bump into each other,brad will stick with the x fug who.re.tehehehe.

#691

You mean to tell me a “bloomberg type” blogger from Australia was sent to cover Gustav in New Orleans and he actually went. This all he could come up with was this story. Oh yeah, I totally believe his story.

well people magazine is jumping on the pitt -aniston band wagon, patheic.

haha you go jen she rocks. She was invited at TIFF coz her movie is great. And I heard its funny, she can really act. jen was critically acclaimed with her acting in the good girl. How come you say she has no talent at all. and I wonder when brad and jen had this PLAN B all their movies are good even good BO. After she left it was a disaster. I think she really work well with plan b. Shes the source of intelligence behind the success of the departed. I think her echo film will going to be great!