Brad Pitt Tackles Toronto

Heather @ 09/06/2008 at 7:00 am
Why don’t you give up. You are making a fool of yourself and showing how desperate you are trying to convince yourself there is trouble in paradise. The JP’s fans know the truth and don’t need any validation from maniston fans. Now piss off!!

classic hater speak
they are only together for the kids
they are only together for their moives/PR
they only live in the same house but don’t sleep together
they can have seperate lovers but come home to their kids

takes one to know one huh.

Overall some nice posts. Thanks Heather for the link. Now go and find more pictures of Brad at TIFF. Loving the Tom Ford suits. They seem taylored made to fix his body. Tomorrow he will be back to the baggy pants. Here is a sampling of the nice comments.
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Facial hair + suit = hot.
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he is so foxy…i love that little triangle of white shirt above his waistline…grrrrrr!
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awesome pic!

I SAW HIM TONIGHT TOO!

Well, sort of. I was basically in a mosh pit of Brad Pitt fans, and was getting shoved right left and centre.

BUT I SAW THE SIDE OF HIS FACE, and hot damn he has some sexy sideburns.
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AHHHHHHHHH
No matter how hard I try to deny it, he’s so ******* SEXY.

http://jam.canoe.ca/Television/TV_Shows/H/Holmes_On_Homes/2008/09/06/6681821-sun.html
Entire article at link
Mike Holmes, Brad Pitt team up

By DELANEY SEIFERLING - Sun Media

NEW ORLEANS — Gertrude Leblanc sits in her rocking chair on the porch of the only house on her street, waiting for her neighbours to come back.

All around her cozy yellow home, construction crews are busy rebuilding the homes of her neighbours in the infamous Lower 9th Ward in New Orleans, the area most affected by the devastating Hurricane Katrina that struck in August 2005 but luckily spared by Hurricane Gustav earlier this week.

“It’s like a garden with flowers popping up every once in awhile,” she says of her neighbourhood, although she adds about half of the former residents of the area are not coming back, and some have vanished completely as there was little hope the area could ever be rebuilt after people’s homes and lives were washed away.

To the left of her house is a crew led by a man Leblanc knows only as Mister Mike, although in his native Canada, he is widely known as a man with a low tolerance for careless and lazy contractors, not to mention being the star of HGTV’s Holmes on Homes.

Heather @ 09/06/2008 at 6:41 am well JM! I posted it,now you can look at it and see it for yourself.

who is the dumby now?

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You are! “Dumby” is actually spelled d-u-m-m-y!!!!!! Only a dummy wouldn’t know that.

http://blog.mlive.com/james_sanford/2008/09/friday_in_toronto.html

BURN AFTER READING is a typical Coen Brothers comedy, which is to say, a kooky one. I’ll tell more about it when I put together the full review next week, but I will say it definitely has some dryly funny moments and benefits enormously from the work of its sterling cast (George Clooney, John Malkovich, Tilda Swinton, Frances McDormand, Richard Jenkins and, in a stand-out supporting role, Brad Pitt).

Workout coach Brad Pitt stumbles on some juicy blackmail material in BURN AFTER READING.In terms of tone, it couldn’t be further away from the Coens’ NO COUNTRY FOR OLD MEN (which was shown at last year’s Toronto festival): Although there are a few bursts of violence, the atmosphere is otherwise zany, as gym workers Pitt and McDormand try to blackmail former CIA analyst Malkovich with the contents of a data disc they’ve found. Malkovich’s wife, a surly pediatrician, played by Swinton, is having an affair with Treasury department man Clooney, who in turn gets connected to love-starved McDormand through an internet dating service. It’s a movie that enjoys piling complication on top of complication until the whole mess has to be sorted out by a couple of CIA guys who do their best to decipher the unruly plot.

plez @ 09/06/2008 at 9:41 am
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For these crazy ******* it makes no difference :lol: Remember the Beowulf premiere last year? One of the tabloids made up a story about Brad leaving with a blond woman, and these ******* belive it and keep on repeating the cra*p even when there was a video that showed Brad and Angelina leaving hand in hand entering their car and than the car leaving.

They are very stupid, very disturbed, mentally ill people that are completely obsessed.

Heather @ 09/06/2008 at 8:50 am someone claimed that the blond girl is Jen Aniston

Well, pray that it’s not Jen because she’ll gonna be dumped again when Brad goes back to Angelina and his six beautiful kids. Pray hard hon coz your idol is already called the ‘Royal Dumpee’in HW if not already.

Heather @ 09/06/2008 at 10:07 am
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:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

GET HELP, YOU MENTALLY ILL!

http://www.cleveland.com/moviebuff/index.ssf/2008/09/burn_baby_burn.html
REPEAT, REPEAT for the troll.
‘Burn,’ baby, burn
by Clint O’Connor/Plain Dealer Film Critic
Friday September 05, 2008, 11:26 AM
TORONTO — Greetings from the Toronto International Film Festival.

This is such a vibrant city with a great energy. Add oodles of movie stars and 312 films from 64 countries and you have a seriously splendid party.

Just saw the new Coen Brothers comedy-thriller “Burn After Reading.” It’s a lot of fun. Brad Pitt is absolutely hilarious playing a kind of man-child who works at a fitness club and stumbles upon the secret memoir of a former CIA analyst.

I can’t remember when Pitt has been this funny. He seems to be more at ease whenever he’s eating (see “Ocean’s 11-13″) or drinking on screen. This time he’s doing a lot of slurping and “hydrating.”

The Coens blew everyone away last year in Toronto with “No Country for Old Men.”

This is a completely different kind of movie, a bit of a lark, albeit well-written and well-acted.

The cast is majorly fab: George Clooney, Frances McDormand, John Malkovich, and Richard Jenkins.

I’ll be posting dispatches from here this weekend. The third edition of the festival opened Thursday night and runs through Sept. 13.

http://www.observer-reporter.com/OR/Story/09-05-fall-movie-preview

Oscar buzz should heat up with these fall films

By Brad Hundt, Staff writer
bhundt@observer-reporter.com

So far this year, only Heath Ledger’s performance as the diabolical, twisted Joker in “The Dark Knight” has generated any kind of Oscar buzz.

That should change in the weeks and months ahead.
Fall is upon us, the time of year when Hollywood’s attention shifts from making more money than a Saudi oil prince to prestige - getting those golden Oscar statues at the Academy Awards ceremony in February and winning laurels from critics

All release dates are subject to change:

1. Burn After Reading. After hitting the Oscar jackpot with “No Country For Old Men,” it appears that Joel and Ethan Coen are turning to somewhat lighter fare with “Burn After Reading.”

Based on an original script by the brothers, it’s about two gym employees who stumble onto the memoir of a former CIA official and decide that such a stash of forbidden information could be, to the say the least, very useful. There will be some shady figures who will, naturally, try to dissuade them. The cast includes George Clooney, Brad Pitt, John Malkovich, Frances McDormand and Tilda Swinton (Sept. 12).

5. Changeling. “Changeling” combines two parental nightmares in one - missing children and misidentified children. Set in Los Angeles in 1928, Angelina Jolie stars as a mother whose son has been kidnapped. Then, when her “son” is returned, it turns out he’s not actually her son. It’s based on an actual event and also features John Malkovich and Amy Ryan. The director is Clint Eastwood (Oct. 31).

11. The Curious Case of Benjamin Button. F. Scott Fitzgerald didn’t have a whole lot of luck during his stint as a Hollywood screenwriter - only one of his screenplays ever made it to the screen - and adaptations of his novels haven’t fared too well either. We’ll see if the streak can be broken by “The Curious Case of Benjamin Button.”

It’s based on a Fitzgerald short story about a man who is born as an eightysomething, and ends up aging backwards. That means his life will end as an infant. The director is David Fincher, who made “Seven” and “Fight Club,” and it stars Brad Pitt, who appeared in both aforementioned flicks (Dec. 19).

http://www.makeitrightnola.org

Good morning all. Folks are giving too much time to the deranged troll heather or her other aliases. Copying her post, her name or giving her stupid comments a 3 page answer are a waste of good brain cells. The thread is being over-run with nonsense. It is about BP, the Toronto film fest and his family. It is not about the troll. Whiny will soon have a thread, looking love-lorn and lost. The troll will have its playground and whine about poor whiny. Time to let it go. Have a great Saturday and peace to all. Thanks for all the comments from people who were at the Festival.