Brad Pitt: Cruise Flick 'Ridiculous'

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Updated Apr. 25, 2017 2:07PM EDT / Published Aug. 22, 2009 3:29AM EDT

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Are Hollywood’s two biggest stars set to feud? When asked by the German magazine Stern what he thought of Tom Cruise’s movie Valkyrie, about a Nazi plot to assassinate Hitler, Brad Pitt replied simply “it was a ridiculous movie.” Pitt took the time, meanwhile, to praise his own Nazi-bashing flick, Inglourious Basterds. "The second World War could still deliver more stories and films, but I believe that Quentin [Tarantino, director] put a cover on that pot. With Basterds, everything than can be said to this genre has been said. The film destroys every symbol. The work is done, end of story."

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Brad Pitt: Cruise Flick 'Ridiculous'

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