6 Brad Pitt Movies You Can (and Definitely Should) Watch on Netflix Tonight
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If you haven't already heard, Brad Pitt and Leonardo DiCaprio are starring in a new movie together, and we feel like we've been waiting all of our lives for this to happen. Quentin Tarantino's forthcoming movie, Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, will follow struggling TV actor Rick Dalton (played by DiCaprio) and his stunt double and best friend, Cliff Booth (played by Pitt), during the final years of Hollywood's Golden Age — which also happens to be the same time as the events of the Manson Family murders. Its premiere date, July 26, is still a while off, but in the meantime, there's plenty of Brad Pitt movies that you can watch now on Netflix.
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Meet Joe Black
In this 1998 movie, an aging billionaire media mogul makes a barter with Death in order to extend his life and allow Death a chance at being a human — but what he didn't expect was for Death (who appears in the form of a late '90s Brad Pitt) to fall in love with his daughter, who is played by the beautiful Claire Forlani.
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Burn After Reading
When a former CIA agent (John Malkovich) accidentally lets a confidential disc get into the hands of two scheming gym employees (Frances McDormand and Brad Pitt), screwball comedy ensues. Though it has a zany premise, this 2008 Coen Brothers film is unexpectedly dark, and it also delivers what is probably our favorite Brad Pitt character ever.
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War Machine
This 2017 satirical war film is a Netflix original, starring Pitt as four-star General Glen McMahon (a character based on the real-life US Army General Stanley McChrystal), who's recruited to bring a resolution to the conflict in Afghanistan, having earned a reputation for effective leadership in Iraq.
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Se7en
In this 1995 crime thriller, Pitt plays newly transferred detective David Mills, who works alongside retiring homicide detective William Somerset (played by Morgan Freeman) to track down a serial killer whom they believe to be targeting people who have committed one of the Seven Deadly Sins (and killing them in a gruesome manner that represents that sin).
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Babel
In this 2006 multinarrative drama, four duos on three different continents — two young Moroccan goatherds, a vacationing American couple (played by Brad Pitt and Cate Blanchett), a deaf Japanese teenager and her father, and a Mexican nanny and her young charge — are all brought together by one accident. Watch it now.
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A Stoning in Fulham County
For some late '80s Pitt, you can catch him in this 1988 TV movie as Teddy Johnson, the only young man to feel any remorse after he and his friends hurl rocks as a passing Amish family and the family's son is killed from the impact of one of the rocks.