(apart from his Thelma&Louise contribution; but let's be clear, even there, this was not about his face
)Moneyball
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Celini
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Re: Moneyball
Brad Pitt has never been "just a pretty face", Val!
(apart from his Thelma&Louise contribution; but let's be clear, even there, this was not about his face )
(apart from his Thelma&Louise contribution; but let's be clear, even there, this was not about his face
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hhehe I know that, but he did have that reputation for a while.
He's a big eater in his films I've realised as well
He's a big eater in his films I've realised as well
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Re: Moneyball
Take me out to the ball game? Well, sorta. Don't know about anyone else but don'tcha think Moneyball is less about sport and more about the movies? Think about it, you have all those big stars with the super fat fees who cannot open a movie. Step forward, Anna Faris. So what do those Hollywood bean counters do? They field a cheap team of TV regulars in a genre flick. Sometimes it pays off (as in a Scream movie) and sometimes you end up with Monte Carlo. Forget Billy Beane (Pitt), the real hero is the fictional composite Peter Brand (Jonah Hill in Billy Bunter attire). Wasn't so keen in him trying to catch a fly when he was expressing the clinching of a deal. The Amazing Spider Man is cast, Jonah - it is Andrew Garfield. Get over it. As the Green Hornet proved, comedians as superheroes don't work. Where was I? Weren't the firing scenes amazing. Sorry, player 'x', I'm gonna let you go. Er, all right. Unbelievable. Take it from a potato. Spud out.
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wow I did not get a single word of what you just said
but I guess you did not like it!?
but I guess you did not like it!?
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Just watched this on lovefilm and though I wasn't sure I was going to enjoy it I did.
It kept me gripped and it was great to see the flashbacks with the real players.
7/10
It kept me gripped and it was great to see the flashbacks with the real players.
7/10
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Member 64 of the "100 free films in 2012" club. 27 seen 73 to go
Member 66 of the "100 free films in 2011" club. 24 seen 76 to go
Cinema preferences: beckenham, croydon grants, central London
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and at as a last resort wandsworth and shepherds bush