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Complete List of Brad Pitt movies
Not included in the list are
- Animation Films: Happy Feet Two (2011), Megamind (2010), Sinbad: Legend of the Seven Seas (2003)
- Documentaries: Voyage of Time: The IMAX Experience (2016; voice), Hitting the Apex (2016; voice)
- Shorts: The Audition (2015), Touch of Evil (2011), Beyond All Boundaries (2009; voice)
- Cameos: Deadpool 2 (2018), Confessions of a Dangerous Mind (2002), Being John Malkovich (1999)
- Early uncredited roles: Less Than Zero (1987), No Man's Land (1987), Hunk (1987)
- Others: 8 (2012)
Actors Brad Pitt has starred with the most
Brad Pitt's friends in Hollywood
The movies Brad Pitt almost starred in
Turned down: Did not accept the role Dropped out: Accepted the role but left afterwards Was rejected: Auditioned or wanted to star but was rejected.
Movies where Pitt considered/ was considered for a role (but never officially offered):
- The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo (2011) / Daniel Craig
- Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (2005) / Johnny Depp
- Cold Mountain (2002) / Jude Law
- From Hell (2001) / Johnny Depp
- Memento (2000) / Guy Pearce
- Titanic (1997) / Leonardo DiCaprio
- A Time to Kill (1996) / Matthew McConaughey
Brad Pitt's movie performances RANKED
Directors Brad Pitt has worked with
Other notable collaborations: Wes Anderson - Softbank commercials (2008) Joe Wright - Chanel No. 5 Ad (2012) Martin Scorsese - The Audition (2015 commercial short)
List of Plan B Entertainment films
It is headed by Brad Pitt, Dede Gardner and Jeremy Kleiner
IMDb's Top 10 Plan B films: 1. The Departed (8.5/10) 2. 12 Years A Slave 3. The Big Short 4. Kick-Ass 5. Moneyball 6. The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford 7. Selma 8. Moonlight 9. Minari 10. Troy/ The King/ She Said/ Beautiful Boy/ Okja/ The Last Black Man in San Francisco (7.3/10)
10 Oscar Best Picture nominations 2006: The Departed (WON) 2011: The Tree of Life 2011: Moneyball 2013: 12 Years A Slave 2014: Selma 2015: The Big Short 2016: Moonlight (WON) 2018: Vice 2020: Minari 2022: Women Talking
List of Upcoming and all Notable Netflix Original Films
- English language films with a big budget or
- Films with famous directors /actors
- Films with awards attention
IMDb's Top 10 Netflix originals: 1. Marriage Story (7.9/10) 2. All Quiet on the Western Front 3. The Irishman 4. The Trial of Chicago 7 5. Roma 6. Beasts of No Nation 7. A Sun 8. The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind 9. The Two Popes 10. tick, tick... BOOM! (7.5/10)
IMDb's Top 5 animated Netflix originals 1. Klaus (8.2/10) 2. The Little Prince 3. Pinocchio 4. The Mitchells vs the Machines 5. I Lost My Body (7.5/10)
8 Oscar Best Picture nominations 2019: Roma 2020: The Irishman 2020: Marriage Story 2021: Mank 2021: The Trial of the Chicago 7 2022: Don't Look Up 2022: The Power of the Dog 2023: All Quiet on the Western Front
Reviews
Mr. & Mrs. Smith (2005)
Fantastic Allegory of Marriage
Not many of us would have a relationship as exciting as Mr and Mrs Smiths', but all the little arguments, desire, and resentments on screen or very relatable. It is the dynamics of a marriage materialised as the battle the two assassin couple undertake in the 2-hour runtime. How will they survive each other?
The opening scene sets the dynamic. A couple therapy session with hints of tension.
This film is also Doug Liman at his best - pumped full with action and comedic moments... and absolutely made iconic with the two leads - Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie.
Movies often start and end with no real message or purpose told. Mr and Mrs Smith as an allegory of marriage makes for a fun and delicious ride.
7-8/10. Highly rewatchable.
Ad Astra (2019)
In the end, the son suffers the sins of the father.
Mesmerising, sombre, contemplative and visually arresting. This is a film to sit back and watch with a great sound system. The story is simple, nothing complex except the inner journey and emotional rollercoaster our protagonist Roy McBridge (Brad Pitt) is going through as he sets off to find is father (Tommy Lee Jones), who disappeared in a deep space mission decades ago. Quite literally, a son following the footsteps of the father.
If you are deciding whether to watch this film, I can tell you this is nothing like The Martian or Gravity but more like Tarkovsky's Solaris, Moon or Sunshine. It's an introspective journey featuring the best performance from Brad Pitt yet (the little facial twitches and reactions).
Do I recommend Ad Astra? Absolutely.
The Old Guard (2020)
Bogged down by the screenplay like a metal case on the seabed.
Charlize Theron kicks ass in a role where she wields a centuries-old axe and displays the weight of weariness.
DIRECTION:
The direction is fine; but the sudden use of pop songs within scenes are completely out of place and distracting. The action scenes are sparse given how it tries to be an action drama. The actions themselves are nothing remarkable, offering little intensity like the Bourne movies or enjoyability like the John Wick, MI: Fallout and Atomic Blonde movies.
SCREENPLAY:
The storyline is predictable with no nuances. It explores the idea of life and death at the surface level. The dialogue is mostly in-your-face and unnatural, so are the character motivations. Chiwetel's character is poorly written. Harry Melling's character and performance is a complete caricature and poor excuse of a villain. The scene where Charlize Theron's character interacts with a pharmacy cashier is unnecessarily forced.
ACTING:
Charlize Theron is the highlight for sure and I wish they focused more on her character. Chiwetel Ejiofor is under-utilised. Kiki Layne is fine. Not a fan of Matthias Schoenaerts' acting at all.
MY VERDICT: A couple of cool moments. Watch The Old Guard if the premise intrigues you. If you are a fan of Charlize Theron. If you don't mind a movie with action scenes stitched together by bland dialogue (apart from one love monologue scene).
War Machine (2017)
Why? Why did we have the war?
First off, the criticism is too harsh. From a directorial aspect, this is not a perfect movie. Yet the movie clearly goes over the head of some people. There are numerous laughs big and small scattered through the movie where you laugh at the absurdity of the characters and the unfolding of events. At times it also gets informative and at times drama-serious. When the movie ends you feel like to have gone through a journey with General Glenn McMahon, an inside look into the relationship and mechanism of America's war in Afghanistan.
War Machine delivers its message and will prompt you into thinking. The pacing is slower at times but then catches the speed. Great chemistry between the cast with solid performances. Brad Pitt is excellent, giving a unique and strong performance that radiates as the film goes on.
An absurd story at an absurd time, this is a unique movie worth watching for its theme and characters.