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When was Brad Pitt's last big hit when he was one of the primary leads? I'm not counting Ocean's 13 in this question because this movie was sold as an ensemble piece.

Was it Mr. and Mrs. Smith or is there one inbetween that I missed?

Mr. and Mrs. Smith makes me laugh a lot. Take away the guns, and somedays that is what the highs and lows of being married can be like. I especially love the opening and closing scenes.

The in-between movie was Babel, tho again not sure if he was the "star" of that one..

becs wrote:

The in-between movie was Babel, tho again not sure if he was the "star" of that one..

that movie had no star really....it was kinda weird in a way....

I saw Stardust this weekend and it was great! It's definitely the "The Princess Bride" type movie.

lillylovelost wrote:

I saw Stardust this weekend and it was great! It's definitely the "The Princess Bride" type movie.

sounds great, but not helping the numbers is it??

I wasn't talking about how much money they make. There is still a group out there who would do anything to see a good western movie. Just like there is a group for every kind of movie. Unfortunatley the biggest group is for the blockbuster category. Always has been always will be. Thats what makes them blockbusters. But western is not dead. Just old and slow moving. Kind of like Heavy Metal. Fortunatley for these small groups. There is bright new young people who come along and try to reinvent the genre. so Seraphim Falls and 3:10 to Yuma are to western movies as All That Remains and Shadows Fall is to Heavy metal. Not dead. Just unoticed by the major portion of society.

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