Pete’s Ten Must-See Movies

Pitt's ten must-see movies are as follows:

1. "Ocean's Eleven". Steven Soderbergh is the first big director to work with him, but no matter which director he is, Pitt can still steal a lot of attention in the film with his coolness.

2. "Interview with the Vampire". Although the young Brad Pitt was not able to fully portray Louis' inner pain, his appearance and temperament, coupled with the artistic styling of the film, made up for it a lot.

3. "Moneyball". It seems that he has to get rid of his own coolness and ruffianism in order to win the favor of the Oscar judges. This time he plays a middle-aged uncle who dares to act, and he was nominated for the Oscar for the second time in his life.

4. "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button". It is not easy to play a person's life. In addition to putting on makeup to disguise one's appearance, one also needs to interpret the vicissitudes of the character's heart. This is already difficult, but Brad Pitt has made it even harder. There is a layer of CG between them to show childishness, but even though they are clearly young and energetic, they have to show that they have experienced many vicissitudes of life.

5. "The Years of Burning Love". The photography and soundtrack are both classic "Love Years", and the protagonist is naturally not easy to get. What's more, he has to star with actor Anthony Hopkins. If Johnny Depp and Tom Cruise dared to act, they might not have anything to do with Brad Pitt, who was still unknown at the time.

6. "Twelve Monkeys". It's never easy to play the role of a mental patient, but Pitt used his own way to play Jeffrey's madness in a very refined way. This performance also earned him an Oscar nomination for Best Supporting Actor.

7. "Inglourious Basterds". In addition to his violent aesthetic, director Quentin is also very good at telling stories in a special way, and he is also very good at bringing out the characteristics of actors.

8. "Stealing and Robbery". The previous part is setting the stage and may be a bit boring. It wasn't until Mickey, played by Pitt, appeared that I really couldn't stop watching.

9. "Seven Deadly Sins". Although he plays a police officer, Brad Pitt is still very rogue. Impulsive and irritable, these emotions were acted out in him, and he was simply twice as impulsive. If you compare it with Morgan Freeman's calmness and sophistication, he is twice as violent.

10. "Fight Club". This is not a fight against someone, but a fight against a dull and boring life. The role of Tyler Durden seems to belong only to Brad Pitt. It's really hard to find a cooler character than him.