OlderBrad Pitt: New Benjamin Button Posters!
Check out these new promo posters featuring Brad Pitt and Cate Blanchett for their new reverse-aging love tale, The Curious Case of Benjamin Button. Thanks, JoBlo!
The Curious Case of Benjamin Button opens on Christmas Day and was directed by David Fincher (Zodiac, Seven and Fight Club).
In an early review, Variety says, “Button is imagery wizard David Fincher‘s big-canvas play for mass acceptance, and he’s fashioned an effects-laden but character-driven epic that recalls the sweetly doomed, emotional glamour of Hollywood’s golden era.”
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Can’t wait for this film!!!
Thanks Jared!
He is so old and strange here, even ugly.
Saw him once in London on the Bakerloo line in London, Queen’s Park station a couple of years back. Would have said Hi but he was going the other way.
Wow Brad looks really old in that picture.
Thanks for the new thread. Just Jared Sr. I am looking forward to seeing Benjamin Button.
Won’t be seeing this one. He can’t act. He’s lost his looks and is a big cheater. Boo hoo, another movie will bite the dust.
We saw the opening trailer last nite at Changeling and it looks like a great love story.
Thanks – Brad does like to take on the meatier roles lately (no pun intended).
Changeling was absolutely brilliant – go see it if you haven’t had the chance.
Loser.
http://www.edmontonsun.com/Entertainment/OtherEntertainment/2008/11/16/7428701-sun.html
And the award of the WEAK goes to Whiny
HELL HATH NO FURY
Jennifer Aniston whined to Vogue that it was “a little inappropriate” and “really uncool” for Angelina Jolie to discuss “stuff about how she couldn’t wait to get to work every day” while filming Mr. & Mrs. Smith with Aniston’s then-husband (and now Jolie’s) Brad Pitt. Get over it, already.
I am so stoked, the story was written by F Scott Fitzgerald the guy who wrote The Great Gatsby
I am sooooooooooo excited for Benjamin Button. I can’t wait.
I look at that face and see a Robert Redford-esque look. Both men are just getting better with age. You have to be a certain age to appreciate it though. I am, and I do.
Faces change as life changes…most people embrace these changes, if they have a strong sense of self. Otherwise, it’s all just fluff.
He’s way more than fluff. Way more.
teressa @ 11/16/2008 at 1:09 pm
Loser.
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Go watch Fugly’s mutt movie. That’s about all your teeny little brain is capable of absorbing.
http://www.variety.com/article/VR1117995794.html?categoryId=3296&cs=1
The Curious Case of Benjamin Button
Pitt, Blanchett bring star power to Fincher epic
By ROBERT ABELE
The Curious Case of Benjamin Button
Release date: Dec. 25
A shimmering melancholic romance about the most unusual of criss-crossing lovers — a man (Brad Pitt) who ages from infirmity to infancy, and a woman (Cate Blanchett) who grows old like we all — “The Curious Case of Benjamin Button” is imagery wizard David Fincher’s big-canvas play for mass acceptance, and he’s fashioned an effects-laden but character-driven epic that recalls the sweetly doomed, emotional glamour of Hollywood’s golden era.
Aging is a theme that resonates with an Academy often criticized for its predilection toward the sentimentality of the subject (“On Golden Pond,” “Driving Miss Daisy”). But Oscar-winning screenwriter Eric Roth elegantly fused F. Scott Fitzgerald’s short story with a decades-spanning love story, another favorite genre with voters (the Roth-written “Forrest Gump,” “Reds”). It helps give “Button” a chance at a category-sweeping juggernaut, with Fincher on track to score his first Academy nomination.
At five nods with one win, Blanchett is fast becoming a yearly Oscar night fixture, and her Daisy is another full-bodied portrayal of sensuality and intelligence that wouldn’t be out of place among leading actress turns of the ’30s or ’40s. One-time supporting actor nominee Pitt (for “Twelve Monkeys”), meanwhile, has an unusual role that fortunately plays to his strengths: love of character parts and brooding ambivalence about his beauty. It could mean his first lead actor nom. Strong supporting work from the lively Taraji P. Henson as Benjamin’s adoptive mother Queenie, and last year’s supporting actress winner Tilda Swinton as Ben’s aristocratic first love could yield other noms.
A Fincher movie is usually a cause for technical celebration, and “Button” covers all the bases, from the sepia-to-spectrum richness of the visuals (Claudio Miranda) to the century tour of clothing styles (prior nominee Jacqueline West), and from the stunning New Orleans-based production design to the performance-capture-meets-makeup aging effects that put Pitt’s wrinkled face on a shuffling, diminutive body.
He’s a has been.
teressa @ 11/16/2008 at 1:16 p
ZacChace is on Just Jared Jr.
yes will go see it
The movie is amazing. I am looking forward to it.
I watched Kung Fu Panda and absorbed that one just fine, Jill dear.
Greetings fans.. Happy Sunday everyone..
Thanks Jared for a new thread..
This looks to be a good movie.. like one of those all time classic types. I want to see the part in the movie that was shot in the USVI.. I think he looked particularly cool in those pics..
Looks stupid… Don’t care for it! Maybe his next movie will have a better vibe.
gosh he is such a beautiful man and HELL YEAH Jared I am so damn excite to see this movie :) I can’t wait
Thanks Jared for the new thread
teressa @ 11/16/2008 at 1:07 pm Won’t be seeing this one. He can’t act. He’s lost his looks and is a big cheater. Boo hoo, another movie will bite the dust.
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To each her own.. If you dont like it, fine.. We the fans like the story and will be going to support Brad. And if KFP worked for you, great.. buy a few DVDs for your friends this holiday season.
This movie is a masterpiece.
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