Brad Pitt VS The Movie Critic | Babylon | CLIP

Brad Pitt VS The Movie Critic

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[BoxofficeMoviesScenes]

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

[akiman]

"A child born in 50 years will stumble across your image flickering on a screen and feel he knows you, like a friend, though you breathed your last before he breathed his first." Holy...this entire dialogue was deep but that was perfection and so true.

[BLUE]

"it's bigger than you" - a lesson many people need to be reminded of quite often. Myself included.

[kevinmulligans]

I feel like Brad Pitt read this script and got to this scene and saw himself in this exact scene. He’s an aging movie star. He doesn’t have much time left. The fact the this movie didn’t do well at the box office is just perfect meta.

[Tim]

“Your time today is through, but you’ll spend eternity with angels and ghosts”. That’s a classic line. And one to live by.

[genericname]

“In a hundred years, when you and I are long gone, anytime someone threads a frame of yours through a sprocket, you’ll be alive again.”

[christianzafiroglu]

Pitt’s work throughout this fantastic, messy, brash, brilliant film is a masterclass in still acting. His eyes tell the story and he’s bound to end up as he does.

Everything he says is correct, but it doesn’t matter. He is having a dry spell, but now it’s become a drought. Eleanor is a cockroach, but he’s the one who won’t make it.

[TheFilmFanEsco]

Reminds me of the scene in Birdman when Michael Keaton’s character goes to the bar and confronts the critic.

[sunstudiosyoutube]

This fucking movie is so good, so underrated. She could have gotten a nomination just off of this monologue. Chazelle is an artist.

[magnusdamkier]

Reminds me of this part of the introduction speech given by Daniel Taradash to honour Charlie Chaplin with an honorary Oscar:

"A few years ago, Mr. Chaplin said, 'My only enemy is time.' We respectfully disagree. For wherever and whenever there is communication, a screen and an audience, whether here on Earth and now, or in some unfathomable future on some far away star, time is Charlie Chaplin's dearest and eternal friend."

[jasonc.]

The actor Jean Smart's character isn't the cruel one in this scene. It's mortality that's cruel.

[gamersnevercryever]

This made start watching classic movies from 40s to 60s just so they can live again if just for a moment

[xaviconde]

Reminds me of Blade Runner, when Roy Batty confronts Eldon Tyrell. 'You've done extraordinary things. Revel in your time'.

[vintagesoul]

That "Jesus Christ" from Pitt had me rolling.

[JustSomeCanadianGuy]

More critics gave positive reviews to Black Widow than to Babylon.

[desviz]

THAT was the best scene in Babylon...and beyond.

[umairghouse]

One of the best films that's come out in recent years, a misunderstood masterpiece that will find immense appreciation over time

[micaelarabelo]

Brad pitt will definitely live on for many generations to come even after hes long gone. He is one of the greats.

[amosperrine]

Good scene, well written, well acted, but only reaction shots. So sad, so sad.

[ayushverma]

this scene right here is what i want to be in life, I don't care about fame, money or anything pleasurable, I just want to be part of something that can make this world a better place, I just want that, maybe someday someone with come across what I have done and maybe it will affect them in any emotional way. I just hope I can be part of something that can mean something to anybody. Even if only a single soul feels anything coz of me, i'll be happy. What are we, if not just compilation of many emotions put together. I hope I can make a difference in this world, in a positive way.