Thelma & Louise, Kalifornia, True Romance, Interview With The Vampire, Legends Of The Fall, 12 Monkeys, Seven Years In Tibet, Meet Joe Black, Fight Club, Being John Malkovich, Snatch, Ocean's trilogy, Confessions Of A Dangerous Mind, Troy, Mr and Mrs Smith, Babel, Assassination of Jesse James, Burning After Reading, The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, Inglorious Basterds, Megamind, The Tree Of Life, Moneyball, Killing Them Softly, World War Z, 12 Years A Slave, The Counselor, Fury, The Big Short, Allied, War Machine
upcoming: Ad Astra, Once Upon A Time In Hollywood
Has any actor ever had a filmography this varied and been as successful as Brad Pitt?
Wow. It really is fucking impressive, seeing all these films written on a list like this. Worked with a lot of great directors too. He's had a good run.
Robert Smith
Reminder he also has his production company Plan B that produced back to back kinos
Easton Parker
I just feel like Leo D.'s is more varied probs
Blake Ramirez
No, but Leo played it safe by staying with Scorsese. Also, Leo's 10 years younger, so he can catch up but it feels like he's just chilling now. The Tarantino will be his first film in 5 years.
Lol he just does action movies now. Cruise is a hitmaker, but no comparison as far as range is concerned. Brad wins.
Owen Phillips
What were you looking for
Cooper Diaz
You know exactly where you at
Chase Garcia
wut
Juan Carter
Was Brad Pitt really in Being John Malkovich? Has anyone even watched Being John Malkovich in the past decade? Seemed like it was big when it came out but has just entirely fallen off the radar.
Aaron Lewis
I've never seen it, should I ?
Camden Gonzalez
>The Tarantino will be his first film in 5 years. what the fuck really
Colton Powell
Look at the cast the the director and when it came out and you can get a pretty good idea of what it is yes, you should watch it.
Luis Turner
Not really. The Revenant came out in '15. Still kind of a surprising hiatus.
