Heart isnt usually part of the discussion when we talk about movies, partly, I imagine, because it sounds too corny. And fuzzy. After all, what does it mean to say this or that director or film shows a lot of heart or too little? I ask only because Burn After Reading, the clubby, predictably self-amused comedy from Joel and Ethan Coen, has a tricky plot, visual style, er, to burn, but so little heart as to warrant a Jarvik 8. Not that you probably wont choke up a couple of ho-hos in between a few hee-hees whenever Big Daddy Brad Pitt, as a nitwit gym rat with a Pepe Le Pew two-tone hair-stack, twitches across the screen or the camera nuzzles one of the other goofy gargoyles so beloved by the Coens. Mr. Pitts Chad is the overripe second banana to Linda Litzke (Frances McDormand, Joel Coens wife), who has some vague job at the gym where the two sort of work. Chads a buffoon (the hard body as soft brain), and Mr. Pitt has been charged with delivering a caricature rather than a character, but because the actor loves playing sidemen and conveys such natural, irrepressible (irresistible) sweetness, hes also one of the films saving graces. It could use a few more. — Manohla Dargis, The New York Times
Mmmmmm...George Clooney :P
I'm WAY To Young To Like Him, But Oh Well. He's Fit :)
lol!
"Go Around The Corner And We'll Do It In The Back."
"Eh"
"Back Of The Car, No The Rear Entry Situation."
HaHa!!
XxmcrlooneyxX 3 years ago 7
Eljika if you met Clooney you'd kick him in the balls. He's a wicked slut.
goofygoat2009 2 years ago