Brad Pitt spits truths about Hollywood | Babylon | CLIP

Brad Pitt's rant about elitists jerks in Babylon is SO GOOD
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[@BoxofficeMoviesScenes]

Hi everyone! What grade (out of 10) would you give this video?

[@haydenmckean3649]

10

[@dev7174]

10

[@MrAppu1984]

10

[@charliereynolds]

1, stop putting a 5 second 'trailer' for a 3 minute video at the start, it's weird and annoying

[@onelife7247]

I must be honest; I’m learning in the worst way possible just how destructive and pervasive misogyny is in society - whether it be the corporate world or the film industry. If Brad was a woman throwing a tantrum like this then he’d almost certainly be labelled “hysterical/mental/“chicken oriental”. That said, this is another brilliant piece of acting from a juicy-looking dude.

[@christianzafiroglu6705]

His eyes are welled with tears the whole time. It’s a great scene for him. He’s helpless now and without at least one friend to provide a net to fall on to he’s on a tightrope and slipping.

[@orangewarm1]

If Hollywood has been good to anyone, it's been good to Brad.

[@101RealTalker]

Hell yeah, Brad's the man ✊

[@TheRigomoni]

its been more good to dicaprio and johnny depp

[@troy1677]

@@101RealTalkeryour idea of brad pitt is entirely based off of what youve seen on screens fucking corn ball

[@HOTD108_]

​@@TheRigomoniDidn't Johnny go through that nasty court stuff a few years back? I feel like you're overlooking that whole thing a bit.

[@Snyder9e]

@@HOTD108_ yeah but hollywood has been great to him, how he chooses to live his love life is on his own shoulders. also remember depp was in a much longer relationship before with the mother of his children before he met amber never heard of.

[@PaulieWalnuts746]

He’s right. It does matter. Movies make our lives much better and joyous. They make us laugh and cry and everything in between. They make us think about our own lives and allow us to live in the shoes of someone else all the while providing an escape from perhaps a less pleasant reality.

[@avengemybreath3084]

Today they make us feel dysphoric and alienated from our own people and culture.

[@Malouco]

Story telling… The books most the time are better… Poems make us think…. Poems with music pull at our emotions while making us sway… The story is the star on the screen 📺

[@September2004]

You know, when I first saw the wife correct his enunciation, I thought she was annoying. It’s only later in the film that I realized she was right.

[@weinrei5]

One of my favorite monologues from this film. Brad Pitt has too many to count ("Oh I'll never leave Montana brother" is still one of my favorite lines), but this reminds me of how one of my favorite fiction writers, Kafka, loved to drink beer and go to the vaudeville. So to hear that frankly stated here is just great. (although I had the pleasure of going to the Eugene O'Neill Theatre once I think, maybe for Spring Awakening (?) and that was great too)

[@n.w.1803]

Gourmet chefs always say they go to McDonald's as much as the next person. Maybe more...it's nice to know that having the opportunity to enjoy life's finer pleasures doesn't mean that one has to turn up one's nose at the coarser amusements. But, I do think it's important to at least be able to distinguish the difference. It's the only way, really, to avoid being manipulated by those who peddle crap.

[@HoldenNY22]

I thought Kafka was German. They had Vaudville in Germany? Actualy, I know Kafka was German.

[@weinrei5]

@@HoldenNY22, If you have the pleasure of the time, Reiner Stach's 3-volume biography is great.

[@HoldenNY22]

@@weinrei5 - Thank You, but I need to catch up on reading Kafka and all the other Books like Dostoyevsky. I think Plan to read Crime and Punishment as my next book which I have never read (I may decide to read East of Eden instead, but i think I will try to give Crime and Punsihment a Try) Speaking of Kafka- I am reading a very Kafkaesque book now that I have been strongly recommending to people I wish it was Fiction, but it is not. That book is Robert F. Kennedy Jr's book- The Real Anthony Fauci. It is a very informative and mind-blowing book.

[@annalisavajda252]

A River runs through it is a true and tragic story. I don't know how much Brad relates to that Character either though probably more so to Redford the director good looking movie star like Brad.

[@CSorgini]

I read reviews of this movie and avoided it, watched it recently and it is amazing

[@julesalves3083]

I love the « Eugene O’Neil » reference from Whiplash

[@long-shotlouie]

what do you mean "from Whiplash"?

[@nathyngoss3132]

​@@long-shotlouieDamien Chazelle directed both films and also makes reference to Eugene O'Neil in that film too

[@modernsophist]

@@long-shotlouieJ.K. Simmons’ character makes a reference to Eugene O’Neil as an insult to Miles Teller’s father, as part of his brutal rants.

[@modernsophist]

I wonder if Chazelle has an issue with the works of Eugene O’Neill.

[@daveo6337]

His speech is a good example of the misconception Hollywood has about movies. It doesn’t mean anything to the viewers, only to the makers. The viewer just want entertainment. Besides the cinephiles.

[@matteogozzi7101]

Do you really think this?? What a poor conception of movies!! Many people can find (and actually find) much more in them than just entertainment! It seems it is just you that have this low level of understanding the movies that you have to bring down the levels of everybody else? Come on. And by the way, also the entertainment in the way of having a good time is very important!

[@emhutchi]

The irony is that this is now fans screaming at the Academy Awards.

[@stillbrian9448]

This dude's such a good actor, he should take up career in Hollywood or something

[@hongquiao]

JUST START THE CLIP AT THE START OF THE FUCKING CLIP!!!

[@brakesforsnakes757]

🤣

[@psycold]

and learn how to normalize volume levels, jesus some people are bad at editing

[@brakesforsnakes757]

You get what you pay for. @@psycold

[@Hoganply]

Pre-trailers for trailers would've been satire 15 years ago. Oh, how we've fallen.

[@miguelrosado6348]

It's a great movie but it flopped because real people don't really care about the problems of movie stars in the movie bussiness. It's a self indulgent thing to believe that people will somehow relate with a world that is fascinating but distant from our lives.

[@PrimalOnSlaught]

i don’t think this flopped because of people’s ideas . I think it flopped in a way because of the movies released around the same time like the new AVATAR movie ect.. and for some reason , there wasn’t much promotion for this movie

[@charliecoke7396]

That makes sense except that some of the most successful and highly regarded films and TV series of all time are Goodfellas, Game of Thrones, Citizen Kane, The Dark Knight, The Sopranos, and a great many westerns. Most people aren't Mobsters, Nobles, Buisness Magnates, Superheroes, or Cowboys, and yet hundreds of millions of people have found these stories deeply personal and engrossing, and they've certainly made more than their fare share of money. These are all fascinating but distant worlds, that's not a reason people don't see movies. My 2 cents is that a majority of people saw a movie about Golden Age Hollywood starring Margot Robbie as a young up and comer beset on all sides by tragedy and an aging and charming, yet declining Brad Pitt, and thought this was just a rehash of Once Upon a Time in Hollywood by a far less prestigious director, that also had a 3+ hour runtime which is enough to kill just about anything even without mixed critical reviews.

[@goodcitizen3027]

Guess that’s why there have been four, count them, four versions of A Star is Born. Cause nobody is interested.

[@miguelrosado6348]

@@natbrownizzle1387 Just to be clear: I really liked the movie, but we can't ignore that there was a reason why people didn't watch it. Hollywood from the 50's is not interesting to a mainstream audience. That's what the movie was selling - debauchery and excess against the backdrop of Hollywood in the 50's. No one cares except for cinephiles like myself.

[@Firaxo]

@@natbrownizzle1387 it's a lot of text, but I do agree with your essay.

[@SireE-freshSnelders]

Brad Pitt is a Very handsome man but unfortunately a lot of people only focus on that instead of that he is actually a very good actor

[@Chris-n3h8p]

he correct. only rich educated people give a fuck about fine art or Broadway. Television is art for the masses.

[@tamas_films]

FUCK THIS FILM WAS GOOOOOOD

[@weirdshibainu]

The first time I watched Babylon, I thought it was just medicore, until I saw the scene when Brad is sitting alone in the hotel lobby, just before he goes upstairs and finishes it. I rewatched the movie and realized I missed a lot. Now Babylon is among my favorites.

[@Jwingmann]

There is no comparison. Movies transcend through time. They are immortalized. Live theater is a thrill and is much more grueling work than film. Doing 6-8 live shows a week for 3 months. Line Memorization, live audiences etc. Some film actors cant even do live theater because its so hard or they cant handle it due to anxiety etc. But when it comes to what "matters" more? Film will always matter more because its permanent. Whether its a good movie/acting or bad movie/acting. Its permanent. Much more at stake. You mess up once during a live performance you will have 30 more times to make it right for the next audience during the next performances etc.

[@greghatton1787]

First time he's not eating in a scene. Though he really is taking some huge bites out of the scenery.

[@101RealTalker]

Lol, the epitome of an underrated comment 👍

[@Imfromtheportlandorarea]

Yeah hahahha

[@jackmasterson7156]

Jesus, this was great from Brad. I do this when upset.

[@edjackson4389]

Yeears ago I received a phone call saying my best friend of 20 years had died, my reaction suprised me. I lost control. Started talking to myself and then verbally lashed out at everyone around me. I didn't even tell anyone the news I'd just heard. I ran out to my car and left. This scene took me right back to that memory.

[@nickrogers9015]

A fantastic film for Hollywood history buffs. I've seen it many times and I see new things every time. Awesome production values, intriguing portrayals and exciting music score. It will eventually become a cult classic. Really love this film.😅

[@williambyrd2895]

Different actors from different crafts

[@콧구녕-w6o]

MASTERPIECE WBK

[@pixelsandmagic]

And that marked the beginning of the end of Jack's career.

[@eLeLhusband]

You know from that moment onward nothing will matter to Jack anymore

[@annalisavajda252]

Well I think there is a difference between Broadway and the movies it's why people pay more to see a musician live vs just buying a studio album too. An actor gets dozens of takes and different angles and edits to assist their performance onscreen but on stage everyone needs to know their lines and be perfect. Even now with AI and CGI replacing actors abilities onscreen it doesn't really compensate for actual human talent imo but some are satisfied with it or even prefer it likely. Just as some prefer will listen to an album full of autotune singing and electronic effects while some want real live talent.

[@allanlomas5133]

Hollywood actor in Hollywood movie scene spits truths? about Hollywood?

[@solitarianihilista1454]

You'll love "The Player".

[@jorgegomez524]

It means shit nowadays, that’s the true.

[@JoeChillton]

Stop

[@MRF1983]

"We'll always have Paris." Modern movies for the most part may not connect with the masses as much as the movies from the era Pitt's character is referencing in this scene, but people are still connecting with some modern films as well as many, many films of the past. I don't know if it was the intention of this scene, but the way it strikes me is that Pitt's character is addressing current day Hollywood and its current day focuses. There's room for art and entertainment for entertainment's sake and everything in between. The pendulum will swing that way again.

[@Ajidam]

Wow. That blew me away. I haven’t seen this but I will right now. Amazing.

[@JungBinBrianKim]

Mr. Pitt is prolly one of very wise and kind person you young fellas need to pay attention to..

[@bloisbuoy]

I imagine it was similar to Brad and Angelina's relationship. You know, when she would behave as though she were some sort of elitist snob, parading around with her nose held high, looking down on people in her expensive dresses and multi-million-pound houses. He was likely tired of it. She used to seem so cool in late ’90s though.

[@TheReeelBradPitt]

Except it turns out she was right, he goes to see the movie and people are mocking the way he says things

[@n.w.1803]

I imagine, if there was any friction between those two about wealth, fame and status, that it helps to bear in mind that she grew up with all of that, as Jon Voight's daughter. He grew up in Oklahoma, or someplace..

[@davidnavarro4821]

I dunno why Angelina Jolie gets so much hate when Pitt himself admitted his alcoholism was the pitfall of their marriage!

[@101RealTalker]

She was insanely hot in Hackers, OOF, stupid beautiful, lost a few buckets to her, not gonna lie.

[@pedrojunior83]

What's with clips in the begging spoiling the scenes ?????????????????????????????????????????

[@michaelfreeman6608]

Pitt is an acting beast he doesn't rely on his good looks he transforms himself into the character. He gets better with time and I hope he is inspired to keep giving us great performances.

[@elias7748]

Still can’t tell if this movie takes place in the 1970s or 20s lol. Seems like a late 20th century parody of the 1920s with late century influences.

[@Fauwkes]

Early 30’s actually

[@randommortal3383]

Think Mark! THINK !!!

[@Goatdonation]

He is gonna be the new omi-man watch it

[@modernsophist]

Now that you mention it, I can actually see him as Omni Man.

[@elizabethmendez1350]

Este film es una joya .aunque no llamo la atención de la gente ,lo es ....

[@jotarokujo5132]

He dissed Henrik Ibsen? How foolish !

[@mariadelcarmenvidalramos7786]

Guaoou WoW guaauuuu. Siempre nos sorprende con sus actuaciones. Para eso es el Rey de Hollywood. 👍🏾💯👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾🇪🇦

[@karenjanicehollick1545]

Makes u wonder if he did have actual management issues as there stated , Brad pitt that is ?

[@DelusionalNYC]

Needed more subtext

[@nicholasemmons1755]

What truth was conveyed?

[@kevinkistner8793]

It means something..

[@darkangel13915]

huh

[@phillylifer]

What is the movie about

[@worldofdoom995]

Early Hollywood from the silent era to the 1940s

[@mongoose621]

I love seeing a woman being told "No" for the first time in their lives. It means something

[@TheReeelBradPitt]

She was actually right though, he was just getting defensive about it. Remember he goes to the theater and everybody’s laughing at his delivery. Because he was a silent film star, and times are always changing

[@hhiippiittyy]

A woman specifically? Not just a person?

[@turnerburner922]

@@hhiippiittyymen get told no all the time since we aren’t called special for no reason. A special man has to achieve something. A special women merely exists.

[@hhiippiittyy]

@@turnerburner922 Most dudes, yeah. But there are star HS quarterbacks in small southern towns whose daddy is a big deal lawyer or some shit that could literally get away with murder. Those few and far between dudes are the ones I'm thinking of. Otherwise, I hear ya.

[@AtomicAdams]

This movie wanted so badly to be profound and just wasn't. Lesser shades of better films smashed together.

[@Ccfatfat8427]

I got through about 8 minutes of this film. The opening was just obnoxious. Maybe I’ll give it another shot.

[@joebartonwrestling3435]

Still a good movie.

[@glennday7802]

He's wrong. Movies don't matter. In the grand scheme of things they're completely irrelevant.

[@Deadforge]

It was a decent movie, but it was not great. Special but nothing too crazy.

[@gabiinova]

I'm not feelin' this scene from Brad to be honest.

[@yevgeniyaleshchenko849]

How is that ''truth about Hollywood'' if the woman does not represent it?

[@nonamelisted713]

Great acting and amazing first two acts. But the director fails all the talent in this film for a mishandled final act that goes on too long and spirals this film into depravity and depression. Don’t waste the 3 hours on this film.

[@joemadden4160]

I remember cancelling The Criterion Channel because they had the hack that directed this on a show called Master Class. Laughable. It warms my heart to know that somebody like this "director" is finished. There are about 10 directors in the history of cinema that are artists. There are about 10 that are fantastic craftsmen. There are hundreds that are hacks. Hacks can make perfectly enjoyable movies, they make terrible movies. The director of this and his other movies is a hack. Period.

[@waquasalam1450]

Brad Pitt was the only good part of this sh*tshow film

[@jobinthomas8887]

brad pitt was a miscast loki bros voice is so cool I could never buy that people didnt like it

[@acetone370]

Brad the finger actor Pitt

[@mlansky7302]

Pitt completely misses the style of that period which was distinctive, affected and very obvious. That style was evoked in the dialect and the rhythm of the speech. Pitt had none of that.

[@tt4570]

Brad Pitt: good looking, yes; good actor, not really. He certainly didn’t deserve the Oscar he won in Once Upon a Time.

[@edwardsaranykezu1666]

This movie was too dark and too french. Basicaly not the right edition for the masses...but otherwise well done...🖒

[@larrywerdeniuk-dm7cj]

He is a better actor now but......still king of flops lately.

[@businesswalks8301]

lol what? once upon a time in Hollywood is considered one of tarantino's best and Pitt stole the movie

[@larrywerdeniuk-dm7cj]

@@businesswalks8301 bullet train, Babylon, ad Astra etc...... 🦨 hope his new formula one movie is good? Hard to top Chris hemsworth in rush. 🚗

[@larrywerdeniuk-dm7cj]

@@businesswalks8301 bullet train, ad Astra, Babylon, hope new racing movie is good? 🙏 Hard to beat rush with Chris hemsworth.

[@businesswalks8301]

@@larrywerdeniuk-dm7cj so what? Leo made that awful don't look up movie, and flowers of whatever was boring, so I guess he's falling off too? Joaquin phoenix made Napoleon so I guess he's a king flop too. Daniel day Louis ended with Lincoln guess he's a flop star. no, you don't judge them on their misses, you judge them on their hits, and them boys got plenty

[@larrywerdeniuk-dm7cj]

@@businesswalks8301 just talking about brad.

[@Denizen-Unknown]

Movie for whiney rich people.

[@seanbelanger8708]

this film is for everyone

[@JamesBorealis]

self indulgent rich people shite

[@theconsciousobserver6829]

I think Brad Pitt is a terrible actor lol he's too serious while also not being serious. He's a weird breed.

[@ajluvzlondon4214]

this looks bad...

[@brianthomas3451]

He never learned to act

[@serialhealer5113]

Watch the movie "Snatch" and tell me he can't act

[@marcuslea6821]

you are clueless

[@brianthomas3451]

i did, he cant act@@serialhealer5113

[@EdenLazaridis]

I agree

[@brianthomas3451]

he can't act@@serialhealer5113

[@chevez75]

I've always loved Brad Pitt. But he really lacks range as an actor

[@TheBlackRanger187]

Is this supposed to be a comedy?🤨

[@JG-fo5wz]

This is awful

[@EdenLazaridis]

Terrible actor !

[@MsPinkCrusader]

Brad Pitt is a bad actor

[@EdenLazaridis]

Yes, very bad

[@caravanstuff2827]

It was a terrible movie..im sure he regrets being in it!!.

[@HHfan-sx9qj]

I liked it

[@tranceformerfx]

It wasn't a terrible movie. Avatar 2, however, was a very terrible movie.

[@caravanstuff2827]

@@HHfan-sx9qj 🤣🤣

[@caravanstuff2827]

@@tranceformerfx 🤣🤣

[@caravanstuff2827]

@@tranceformerfx can't disagree!!.

[@Scareafier]

Garbage movie