From Brad Pitt's Lips Trivia Quiz

Answer: Thelma and Louise

The role of JD, parole jumper and ladies man, is considered to be Brad Pitt's breakout role. He teaches Thelma a few valuable lessons, including one on robbery. JD says this to Thelma, who uses this bit of advice later on when she begins her own string of armed robberies.

Answer: Interview with the Vampire

Brad Pitt plays Louis, a tender hearted vampire. After his mentor turns a young girl into a vampire, Louis says this to her to try to explain the implications of immortality. Brad Pitt starred with Tom Cruise in this screen adaptation of Anne Rice's novel.

Answer: Meet Joe Black

"Meet Joe Black" is a remake of "Death Takes a Holiday". Brad Pitt plays Death, who takes human form to learn the joys of earthly life, and recruits unwilling newsman Bill, played by Anthony Hopkins, to be his guide. Toward the end of the movie, Bill's would-be son-in-law reveals his plan to break apart the company Bill spent his life building, and sell off the pieces. Death, as Joe Black, impersonates an IRS agent in order to convince him to resign from the board.

These words are a threat, forcing the son in law to admit his past indiscretions, thus causing the board to see his true colors and get rid of him.

This way, Bill can accept his own death.

Answer: Fight Club

Pitt plays Tyler Durden, the elusive alter ego of the unnamed main character, played by Edward Norton. This is Tyler Durden's theme, as he goes about trying to undermine the mainstream. He's trying to convince Norton's character that he's better off without possessions and anarchy is the solution to everything.

Answer: The Devil's Own

Brad plays Rory in this film about the IRA operating in America. Harrison Ford stars as a cop who lets Rory stay with him and his family without knowing he's an IRA operative. According to Newsweek magazine, Brad Pitt hated the final version of this film, calling it "a mess".

Answer: Fight Club

In this scene, Tyler's trying to make the point that Norton's life has been basically wasted on the insignificant and that change is necessary. He has been trying to be something he's not. According to Tyler, the only real way to bring about change is to come to terms with the past. This proves to be very painful.

Answer: Ocean's 11

Rusty (Pitt) hopes that Danny (George Clooney) has not devised a very elaborate heist and recruited eleven people in the hopes of getting back at his ex-wife's new lover. Unfortunately, that is exactly what Danny has in mind when he plans to rob the money room of three casinos at the same time. All of the casinos are run by Danny's ex-wife's new boyfriend.

Answer: Se7en

The ending to this movie is not a happy one. Studio executives wanted to change it, but Brad Pitt refused to make the movie if the ending were changed. This is Brad Pitt as a detective talking to a serial killer. The killer responds by pointing out that the people he's killed are not innocent. They each represent one of the seven deadly sins.

Answer: The Mexican

"The Mexican" starred Brad Pitt and Julia Roberts. In this scene, Jerry (Pitt) has been ordered by a criminal boss to go to Mexico and retrieve a very special gun. Jerry had promised to move with his girlfriend and she is quite irritated that he's decided to do another criminal job rather than stick with the plan.

They've been attending couples counselling sessions. The line is spoken while Jerry's girlfriend is standing on a balcony throwing all of Jerry's possessions down at him.

Answer: Ocean's 11

In "Ocean's 11", the film opens with Clooney being released from prison on parole. Pitt's character is there to pick him up, and these words are spoken then. Seems like they've been friends for quite a while.