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The saddest scene of Brad Pitt's Career

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[BoxofficeMoviesScenes]

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

[firstlast]

*The saddest thing about this film* was how these silent movie actors must’ve felt with the introduction of sound and realising the audience liked them better when they were seen and not heard. Amazing movie.

[lmaoqasim]

the delivery on "Im tired, Fay" kills me everytime. Underrated Movie.

[tranceformerfx]

There are few worse feelings than being left behind by a thing you helped create.

[Tony_L_TheKid]

It’s interesting how you can feel how before we realize he has a gun, these is still a sense of eerie incomparable dread. Like we as an audience know what’s about to happen as he tells Fae he’s tired. Yet still so heartbreaking when he walks past the door with the gun

[isaakhyde]

The way he looked up with that touched surprise when the guy reminded him he was the one who'd paid him his highest tip before he asked was such a nice touch. Like one last reminder that he'd mattered, and done what he could when he could.

[weirdshibainu]

The way Brad fidgets with his hands at 2:00 is telling. It's the kind of thing someone who is lost would do, common among the elderly as well.

[reznordlm]

"I don't know why this film only found success at the box office in France.
This film is so beautiful and melancholic.
A masterpiece.
Perhaps it's because cinema was invented by the French 'Lumière brothers'."

[susanasetas]

No matter what role Brad Pitt plays, he gives it his all. One of the best actors ever, I can't believe he's only won 1 Oscar

[mookie-dqfu]

Even though there were provocative scenes and the great ending in the movie, for me this scene was the most memorable scene

Babylon. What a perfect title. That's what it was, a world of uncaged debauchery and opulence. It was never gonna last, and it shouldn't have. Eventually everyone has to leave the party and go back to reality. But that's what makes the party special. This film was messy, too long, and more than a little self indulgent, but my god was every frame made with love and passion for the art. It transported you to another time, and threw you into the ring with complete abandon and never apologized for trying to exhaust you just as much as the characters. This is the definition of not a film for everyone, but it is a film for me. I appreciate it more every time I see it, and for all its flaws, its stuck with me through this last year more than most other "better" films.

[bennyxmuse]

I think the story of Brad Pitt shouldn't be about his acting but rather the types of roles he took on and the impact that his characters leave on the audience, they just always hit somehow

[johnathonvought]

There was this *GREAT* series of micro-expression Brad does after she says "you ok sweetie?" Almost like he was ticking off realizations. He knew and *WE KNEW IT*. That without the movies, he had nothing and it was happening in the moment. What a great take. Broke me in the first viewing. I had no doubt what he would do next. All from micro-expressions.

[alexman]

Having grown up with Brad Pitt being the young hot lead in movies, it’s strange to see him in a role where he becomes an old, tired has-been.

[detectivejimmymcnulty]

The LaLa land score subtly playing on the piano is a nice touch

[chanl]

at 3:25 those "ceilings lights" and the hallway seem so precious when you realize you'll only see these things for the last time.. it's these tiniest things which will seem the most beautiful in the end when you're about to leave it all behind..

[The-Yellow-Man]

Man….the expression on his face, the tiredness and despair. Really an amazing actor. I don’t even know this movie, so I have no context for what’s going on.

But as someone whose lived his entire life with major depression, that expression kills me. There’s so much damned hurt in it when she asks if he’s ok. Like you can see him trying to decide if it’s even worth responding.

[bravepigster]

I’m so glad to see people realizing how great of a movie this is. Since my first time watching it, it’s been a personal favorite of mine.

[judithortiz-velazquez]

Brad Pitt’s performance, the music, lighting combined = perfection.

[jeromelemoine]

"The future is yours"... Great acting in an outstanding movie