7. “12 Monkeys”
With a deadly virus that killed the majority of the population, James Cole (Bruce Willis) sets out to stop the virus before it begins by going back in time. When he accidentally travels back six years earlier, he finds himself in a mental institution with Jeffrey Goines (Brad Pitt). Viewers are taken on a wild ride thanks to Pitt’s character’s fanatical views. Now hailed as one of the most important roles in his career, his eagerness to play the harrowing character earned him critical acclaim and an Oscar nomination.
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