>> ^NicoleBee:

I loved wwz in the books. I know this isn't going to be the book, but that's 0k!
We'll see how it stands on its own.


It's rare to hear/see comments like this regarding books to movies, good attitude!

WTF are you talking about? Brad Pitt?!? Moneyball, Inglourious Basterds, Burn After Reading, fucking Fight Club... He's fucking awesome.

Doesn't come out till 2013 - they'll sort out the zombies before then... >> ^Payback:

I think you know your movie idea has jumped the shark when the only big name you can get for it is Pitt.

Darn tootin' Brad's got MY vote ... Give 'em the BIRD!

for me the best weed scene is still the one with Brad Pitt in True Romance

>> ^alien_concept:
>> ^pumkinandstorm:
Wow! 50! Really??

48, that is just scary!


Tell me about it! He's about the same age as my father!

>> ^pumkinandstorm:

Wow! 50! Really??


48, that is just scary!

Love the movie, but casting Brad Pitt in that role was a mistake :[

Tags for this video have been changed from 'Building, Garden Shed' to 'Building, Garden Shed, Wonderwall, Brad Mehldau' - edited by UsesProzac

The camera work in this little video is mightily impressive. And a jazz cover of a banal pop song? MY FAVORITE!!! Brad Mehldau is a god among pianists.

Edit: Link to the song http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zJb46qdcoEY

Tags for this video have been changed from 'letterman, clooney, damon, gay, interview' to 'letterman, clooney, damon, gay, interview, brad pitt' - edited by doogle

Thank you, kindred spirit!

In reply to this comment by oritteropo:
*quality *doublepromote

>> ^Fantomas:

Had to google him to see if this was real, and he actually seems to be a pretty cool dude.


Ahhhhh, now I understand how Angelina Jolie has access to all those African babies~She must get first-pick with the brother-in-law connection

that was great but brad is fucking HIGH.

Related: Brad Pitt is always eating - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v4eg7V7O10E

>> ^ChaosEngine:

>> ^GeeSussFreeK:

FYI, governments have bad track records with keeping things open and free, ask Bradly Manning.

Yeah, we should entrust the web and free speech to corporations. Can't see any problems with that....


Since they are the same corporations that run the government, I don't see how it makes a whole lot of difference.

In the long run giving government more control over the internet is just giving corporations control over the internet plus legal muscle to enforce their chosen censorship. Where do you think SOPA, PIPA, ACTA, DMCA, etc came from?