Get ready for some serious buddy vibes as George Clooney and Brad Pitt tackle toxic masculinity in their new comedy 'Wolfs'—and boy, does it have the critics howling!
In a star-studded display that could only happen at the Venice Film Festival, Hollywood heavyweights George Clooney and Brad Pitt have reunited on screen for their hilarious new film, "Wolfs." This delightful crime comedy takes the audience on a wild ride, with the two actors showcasing their stellar chemistry as they navigate the ups and downs of friendship while grappling with the concept of toxic masculinity. With a four-minute standing ovation after its premiere, it’s safe to say that cinema-goers are already taken by this comedic duo.
The Venice Film Festival served as the perfect backdrop for this dynamic pair, who brought a hint of nostalgia as they rolled down the red carpet along with other legends like Richard Gere. Directed by Jon Watts, who is known for his work with superheroes, "Wolfs" feels less like a typical buddy movie and more like a hybrid of heart and hilarity. Critics are divided on the film’s comedic prowess, but one undeniable truth remains: Clooney and Pitt work best when they’re together, and their banter is as sharp as ever.
Despite the lukewarm reception from some critics, it's clear that audiences love Clooney and Pitt’s camaraderie. They have showcased their versatility in earlier films like "Ocean's Eleven" and even made the action seem borderline effortless, which resonates with viewers who grew up admiring these icons. However, both actors expressed disappointment that "Wolfs" might not get a broad cinema release, leaving fans in limbo for a larger audience experience. This brings to question whether we'll see a resurgence of classic buddy comedies in mainstream cinema, a genre that shaped the comedic landscape of Hollywood.
Clooney and Pitt aren't just cashing in on their star power; they’re tackling significant themes with comedic relief. "Wolfs" isn’t just a quest for laughs—it's also a commentary on modern masculinity in a world that’s constantly evolving. With the duo at the helm, this light-hearted take on societal issues might just have a lasting impact on the genre.
As a fun fact, George Clooney has received three Academy Awards during his prolific career, while Brad Pitt has taken home two—including one for producing the Best Picture winner, "12 Years a Slave." And did you know that both actors have a penchant for philanthropy? They are not only leading men on the big screen, but they also shine as role models, often giving back to their communities through various charities and initiatives. As they continue to evolve both as actors and individuals, we're left wondering what charming projects these two will collaborate on next!
The pair star in Wolfs, which received a four-minute standing ovation after its premiere in Venice.
'Wolfs,' starring George Clooney and Brad Pitt, is fine as a comedy but great as a star vehicle that makes you wonder why it took so long for its leads to ...
As Clooney, Pitt, Richard Gere and others roll down the red carpets in Venice in a mad charivari, director Kiyoshi Kurosawa stands at attention, ...
Brad Pitt and George Clooney took the Venice Film Festival by storm today. Their buddy movie, “Wolfs,” scored decent reviews in its premiere, and audiences ...
But they couldn't stay apart forever. Thus Wolfs, a new crime comedy that premiered here at the Venice Film Festival on Sunday. Written and directed by Jon ...
VENICE - Hollywood heavyweights George Clooney and Brad Pitt admit they are disappointed their latest comedy "Wolfs" is not getting a broad cinema release ...
The two actors go at each other in Jon Watts's likable throwaway caper, which plays like an exercise in movie-star nostalgia.
Before hitting the red carpet, the Hollywood stars reflected on reuniting, the rise of streaming and Clooney's New York Times op-ed urging President Joe ...