ad astra is not aad know brad is great. ad astra is not a ad foran know brad is great. ad astra is not a ad for an astra at all, they will not sell any cars on the back of this. i did read it looks beautiful, do you give it that? i did give it that but i much prefer gravity which has a that but i much prefer gravity which hasa similar that but i much prefer gravity which has a similarfeel to that but i much prefer gravity which has a similar feel to it. everybody seemed to be speaking in a stilted fashion, the way it is made to me, turned me off almost immediately. it had a breezy terrace malik element to it. he thought of brad in tree of life, that film got away with it apart from the bit with the dinosaurs. this was a mission to fire for brad. given you are not over keen on that, i am interested about the next one. rambo: last blood. you remember rambo, surely? yes. it takes me back a far away. sylvester stallone had two major action movies, rocky and rambo. rocky is his tutor in this. rambo has been stuck in the 80s, i quite liked the first one, first blood, this is

the other thing about ad astra, it's not a ad for an astra at all, they won't sell any cars on the back of this. i did read it looks beautiful, do you give it that or not? i did give it that but i much prefer gravity which has a similar feel to it. everybody seemed to be speaking in a very stilted fashion, the way it is made, to me, it turned me off almost immediately. it had a breathy terrence malick element to it. you thought of brad in tree of life, where he breathes the same narration, that film got away with it, apart from the silly bit with the dinosaurs. this was a mission too far for brad. right. given you are not over keen on that, i am rather interested about what you are going to say about the next one. rambo: last blood. you remember rambo, surely? i do remember rambo, yes. from the 19805. many people might not know what we're talking about. it takes me back a far away. yeah, he had two massive action heroes in the 70s and 805, sylvester stallone, rocky and rambo. rocky's still going, rebooted by the creed franchise with michael b jordan. rocky's his tutor in this. rambo has

the other thing about ad astra, it's not a ad for an astra at all, they won't sell any cars on the back of this. i did read it looks beautiful, do you give it that or not? i do give it that but i much prefer gravity which has a similar feel to it. everybody seemed to be speaking in a very stilted fashion, the way it is made, to me, it turned me off almost immediately. it had a breathy terrence malick element to it. you thought of brad in tree of life, where he breathes the same narration, that film got away with it, apart from the silly bit with the dinosaurs. this was a mission too far for brad. right. given you are not over keen on that, i am rather interested about what you are going to say about the next one. rambo: last blood. you remember rambo, surely? i do remember rambo, yes. from the 1980s. many people might not know what we're talking about. it takes me back a far away. yeah, he had two massive action heroes in the 70s and 80s, sylvester stallone, rocky and rambo. rocky's still going, rebooted by the creed franchise with michael b jordan. rocky's his tutor in this. rambo hasn

the other thing about ad astra, it's not a ad for an astra at all, they won't sell any cars on the back of this. i did read it looks beautiful, do you give it that or not? i did give it that but i much prefer gravity which has a similar feel to it. everybody seemed to be speaking in a very stilted fashion, the way it is made, to me, it turned me off almost immediately. it had a breathy terrence malick element to it. you thought of brad in tree of life, where he breathes the same narration, that film got away with it, apart from the silly bit with the dinosaurs. this was a mission too far for brad. right. given you are not over keen on that, i am rather interested about what you are going to say about the next one. rambo: last blood. you remember rambo, surely? i do remember rambo, yes. from the 1980s. many people might not know what we're talking about. it takes me back a far away. yeah, he had two massive action heroes in the 70s and 80s, sylvester stallone, rocky and rambo. rocky's still going, rebooted by the creed franchise with michael b jordan. rocky's his tutor in this. rambo has

the other thing about ad astra, it's not an ad for an astra at all, they won't sell any cars on the back of this. i did read that it looks beautiful, do you give it that or not? i do give it that, but i much prefer gravity, which has a similarfeel to it. everyone seemed to be speaking in a very stilted fashion. the way it's made, to me, it turned me off almost immediately. it had a breathy terrence malick element to it. you thought of brad in tree of life, where he breathes the same narration, that film got away with it, apart from the silly bit with the dinosaurs. this was a mission too far for brad. right. given you're not over keen on that, i'm rather interested about what you're going to say about the next one. rambo: last blood. you remember rambo, surely? i do remember rambo, yes. from the 1980s. many people might not know what we're talking about. it takes me back a fair way. yeah, he had two massive action heroes in the ‘70s and ‘80s, sylvester stallone, rocky and rambo. rocky's still going, rebooted by the creed franchise with michael b jordan. rocky's his tutor in this. ram

the other thing about ad astra, it's not a ad for an astra at all, they won't sell any cars on the back of this. i did read it looks beautiful, do you give it that or not? i did give it that but i much prefer gravity which has a similar feel to it. everybody seemed to be speaking in a very stilted fashion, the way it is made, to me, it turned me off almost immediately. it had a breathy terrence malick element to it. you thought of brad in tree of life, where he breathes the same narration, that film got away with it, apart from the silly bit with the dinosaurs. this was a mission too far for brad. right. given you are not over keen on that, i am rather interested about what you are going to say about the next one. rambo: last blood. you remember rambo, surely? i do remember rambo, yes. from the 1980s. many people might not know what we're talking about. it takes me back a far away. yeah, he had two massive action heroes in the 70s and 80s, sylvester stallone, rocky and rambo. rocky's still going, rebooted by the creed franchise with michael b jordan. rocky's his tutor in this. rambo has

>>hed astra has its sar of >> reporter: set in what it calls "the neare," "ad astra" has its share of fast- paced action, includg a car- chase on the moon. and it has more than its share of breathtaking beauty-- this is a film to savor on a big screen. but it's mostly concerned with a middle-aged man. pitt's "mcbride," with a hole at his core, now in search of his lost father clifford, played by tommy lee jones, seemingly himself a space hero who disappeared 30 years earlierin while lean expedition to neptune. clifford, we learn, may be alive >> my father's alive, sir? i believe so. >> reporter: and in a further twist, blind aew threat to the and, in a further twist, behind a new threat to the ea pitt who grew up in springfield, missouri, son of a man who ran a trucking company, took the father-son issues in the film to heart. >> we often discussed growing up with ts kind of marlboro man image of, you know, don't show weakness.ow certainly where i grew up, we didn't, you know, you didn't colain if you broke your a or you cut yourself. you just dealt with it. you move on and you almost

syste >> ad astra has its shear of >> reporter: set in what it calls "the near future," " "ad astra" its share of fast- paced action, including a car- chase on the moon. and it has more than itsakhare of breatg beauty-- this is a film to savor on a bigcreen. t it's mostly concerned with a middle-aged man.'s pimcbride," with a hole at his core, now in search of his lost father clifford, played by tommy lee jones, seemingly himself a space hero who sappeared 30ears earlier while leading an expedition to neptune. clifford, we learn, may be alive >> my father's alive, sir? i believe so. >> reporter: and in a further twist, blind a new threat to the and, in a furttwist, behind a new threat to the earth. pitt who grew up in springfield, missouri, son of a man whoan a trucking company, took the father-son issues in the film to heart. >> we often diussed growing up with this kind of marlboro man image of, you know, don't show weakness. certainly where i grew up, we didn't, you know, u didn't complain if you broke your arm or you cut yourself. you just dealt with it. you move on and you almos

the other thing about ad astra, it's not a ad for an astra at all, they won't sell any cars on the back of this. i did read it looks beautiful, do you give it that or not? i do give it that but i much prefer gravity, which has a similar feel to it. everybody seemed to be speaking in a very stilted fashion, the way it is made, to me, it turned me off almost immediately. it had a breathy terrence malick element to it. you thought of brad in tree of life, where he breathes the same narration, that film got away with it, apart from the silly bit with the dinosaurs. this was a mission too far for brad. right. given you are not over keen on that, i am rather interested about what you are going to say about the next one. rambo: last blood. you remember rambo, surely? i do remember rambo, yes. from the 1980s. many people might not know what we're talking about. it takes me back a far away. yeah, he had two massive action heroes in the 70s and 805, sylvester stallone, rocky and rambo. rocky's still going, rebooted by the creed franchise with michael b jordan. rocky's his tutor in this. rambo has

he's back in action promoting his new movie, "ad astra." a far cry from his life three years ago. now, brad is actually opening up about the darkest time in his life, dealing with his alcohol abuse. brad's candid revelation to "the new york times"? he's 55 and free from the grips of alcohol. it is thanks in part to attending alcoholics anonymous meetings for 1 1/2 year after his 2016 split from angelina jolie. brad says he chose aa meetings with men only, and despite being one of the most recognizable stars in the world, nobody sold his story to the tabloids, quote, it was actually really freeing just to expose the ugly sides of yourself. brad also opened up about the time of his life when he was married to first wife, jennifer aniston. quote, all that attention really threw me. i really became a bit of a hermit and just myself into oblivion. adding that his life wasn't simply, quote, the lottery it appeared from the outside. >> jen meanwhile -- is bronze perfection. covering not one but five injob style covers for their october beauty issue. one word she uses to describe her life

his new movie "ad astra" is out tomorrow, and one critic called brad's eyes the movie's highest impact special effect. >> what a year for you. two fabulous pieces of cinema. will you be done after this for the year? >> you put it away. get on to other things. >> how does brad pitt relax? >> just friends, family, get outside. >> brad's ex, angelina, rocked hollywood three years ago today when she filed for divorce. a lot's changed since then. brad quit drinking and worked through all his issues with his ex. a source tells us, there's no more conflict behind the scenes and, quote, the kids are happy which makes brad and angelina happy. last thing -- it is the 25th anniversary of "interview with a vampire." >> i haven't been hahm for 200 years. >> what you remember from that? >> i wasn't sure if i was going still be here, so i'm grateful for that. >> reboot? >> i don't think it would be interesting if tom and i jumped in, to maybe somebody else. >>> less than five blocks away, "e.t." was with demi moore. the 56-year-old has lived a fascinating life of ups and downs which has remained most

the other thing about ad astra, it's not a ad for an astra at all, they won't sell any cars on the back of this. i did read it looks beautiful, do you give it that or not? i did give it that but i much prefer gravity which has a similar feel to it. everybody seemed to be speaking in a very stilted fashion, the way it is made, to me, it turned me off almost immediately. it had a breathy terrence malick element to it. you thought of brad in tree of life, where he breathes the same narration, that film got away with it, apart from the silly bit with the dinosaurs. this was a mission too far for brad. right. given you are not over keen on that, i am rather interested about what you are going to say about the next one. rambo: last blood. you remember rambo, surely? i do remember rambo, yes. from the 1980s. many people might not know what we're talking about. it takes me back a far away. yeah, he had two massive action heroes in the 70s and 805, sylvester stallone, rocky and rambo. rocky's still going, rebooted by the creed franchise with michael b jordan. rocky's his tutor in this. rambo has

my thanks to brad pitt [ cheers and applause "ad astra," his new movie opens nationwide tomorrow. he is getting good oscar buzz for that one as well i love brad. today is my birthday, you guys so - [ cheers and applause ♪ 45 45 today >> steve: 45 >> jimmy: i had a great day. i was thinking yesterday, i was on -- leaving work and i went online and i said, "hey, if anyone wants to get me anything, here is what i really would like. i would like for you to post a a photo of you smiling or a video or a picture of you making someone else smile and #smile." and just put it on there that would really make me happy, just because that's my whole -- that's my whole gig. i just want to see people smile. that's all i care about. and everyone could do it, and -- [ cheers and applause it is free >> steve: free >> jimmy: you control it i mean, you can -- you know, even if you are having a great day, you can smile if you are having a bad day, you can just -- just do it >> steve: yeah >> jimmy: you can do it. it is up to you. you control it anyways, so many people did it, it was trending on twitt

his new movie "ad astra" is out tomorrow, and one critic called brad's eyes the movie's highest impact special effect. >> what a year for you. two fabulous pieces of cinema. will you be done after this for the year? >> you put it away. get on to other things. >> how does brad pitt relax? >> just friends, family, get outside. >> brad's ex, angelina, rocked hollywood three years ago today when she filed for divorce. a lot's changed since then. brad quit drinking and worked through all his issues with his ex. a source tells us, there's no more conflict behind the scenes and, quote, the kids are happy which makes brad and angelina happy. last thing -- it is the 25th anniversary of "interview with a vampire." >> i haven't been hahms. >> what you remember from that? >> i wasn't sure if i was going still be here, so i'm grateful for that. >> reboot? >> i don't think it would be interesting if tom and i jumped in, to maybe somebody else. >>> less than five blocks away, "e.t." was with demi moore. the 56-year-old has lived a fascinating life of ups and downs which has remained mostly private, u

brad pitt dons a space suit and shoots for the stars in ad astra. 80s action hero sylvester stallone sharpens up his act to release rambo: last blood. and a family gathers in china to say goodbye to grandma in the farewell. let's start with brad pitt in space. that's right, brad in space. he is so hot right now in this post—tarantino glow from once upon a time in hollywood. this is a very different performance from him, a much more buttoned down performance. in this film it is officially proven that brad pitt is the coolest man in the world. he has a psych evalfrom nasa who decide his heartbeat does not go over 80 revs per minute, beats per minute? beats per minute. beats per minute, bpms, a record. he is officially and scientifically proven to be as cool as anything so that means he does not get very excited in this. he breathes the narration of the story of a man sent on a mission to find his dad who disappeared 15 years ago. he is played by tommy leejones. brad has to send him a message to say, "dad, i'm coming to find you." this is a map of an underground lake beneath the launc

"downton" the movie royally beat both "ad astra" and "rambo: last blood" at the weekend box office. >> will you have enoughically slays to get you through the visit? >> if not, i'll come to you. >> here we go. >> "downton" beat expectations and ticket sales earning $31 million easily beating the other two movies. three-fourths of the ticket buyers were women. more than half were older than 35. >> all right. >> we had that breakdown. >> i don't know why we needed it. >>> there's new fallout this morning after police in florida arrested a 6-year-old girl. >> she was handcuffed and fingerprinted all after a temper tantrum. her grandmother explains what happened next. >>> but first a shocking tragedy. a man drowns while proposing to his girlfriend. she's speaking out next. she's speaking out next. [ back in baby's arms by patsy cline ] then, it appeared a beacon of hope. ♪ i'm back in baby's arms more glorious than a billion sunsets. we were found. ♪ i'm back where i belong found by the hounds. ♪ back in baby's arms woman: i'm here, and suddenly my migraine takes me somewhere else,

. >>> actor brad pitt has a new space epic called "ad astra" that opens this weekend. it's about an astronaut looking for his missing father. pitt spoke with christiane amanpour about it and about confronting harvey weinstein years ago on behalf of his girlfriend gwyneth paltrow. >> it is very different as a sci-fi film, as a space odyssey. and we'll get into that. but in general, what do you see as the big difference in terms of this one versus others that have been out there? >> well, in this one, for one, usually in sci-fi, we're dealing with aliens that are either out to destroy us or impart some benev lent wisdom upon us and we're going to evolve either way. and this one started with a quote that's attributed to arthur clark which is either we're not alone in the universe or we're completely alone, and either outcome is equally terrifying. >> it is also about loneliness. it's also about father and son, their relationship. it's also about masculinity and vulnerability. you said it's come at a time in your life where it's interesting for you to grapple in such a pub