Time out: Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt enjoyed some rare time out today as they went for a stroll down a Hollywood street after visiting Ozzie Dots, a popular party and costume shop She has been busy endorsing her new movie Kung Fu Panda II and supporting partner Brad Pitt on the red-carpet as he promotes his own film, Tree Of Life.
But today, the 35-year-old found some time to relax enjoying a casual and romantic shopping trip with her handsome beau.
Merely enjoying some quiet time together, the mega stars were spotted strolling down a Hollywood street arm-in-arm after visiting Ozzie Dots, a popular party and costume shop, where the couple were picking up some party favours.
Sucking on a lollipop, one of the world's most photographed woman was relaxed and all smiles as she lovingly wrapped her arm around Brad's waist.
The couple were both dressed in casual clothes for the outing.
Angelina slipped her tiny frame into a pair of black trousers and black cardigan and acessorised with a Louis Vuitton handbag and a pair of her favourite aviator shades.
In a matching pair of glasses, Brad also went low-key for the outing, in a pair of baggy grey trousers, trainers and a charcoal bomber.
Content: Sucking on a lollipop, one of the world's most photographed woman was relaxed and all smiles as she wrapped her arm around Brad's waistTheir quiet time together comes after a big week of promotional touring for the busy couple, including red-carpet events for both Angelina's new animation film Kung Fu Panda II, and Brad's art house flick Tree Of Life.
Last night Brad arrived at the Los Angeles premiere of his new movie sporting a clean-shaven look, much to the delight of Angelina.
Cuddling up to her beau on the red carpet, she was clearly smitten.
The actress turned heads in an asymmetrical red Jenny Packham dress, which set off her stunning features and glowing skin.
Low-key: The couple were both dressed in casual clothes for the outingHowever, the cut of the outfit did little to hide the Hollywood star's razor sharp, jutting collar bone.
Angelina decided to go to Brad's Los Angeles event over the New York premiere of her own animated film.
She did attend the Hollywood red carpet for the flick over the weekend, along with Brad and their brood.
But she left the promotional duties to co-stars Jack Black and Lucy Liu yesterday in favour of Brad's big night.
New look: Last night Brad arrived at the Los Angeles premiere of his new movie sporting a clean-shaven look much to the delight of AngelinaIn the film, Pitt plays a strict father of three sons being raised in 1950s suburbia.
His son Jack is played by Sean Penn, who looks back on his childhood from adulthood. Chastain plays the mother in the film.
The art house movie, which Pitt funded, produced and starred in, received a decidedly mixed reception when it was shown to the press in Cannes.
At a press conference afterwards Pitt was left to answer questions by the absent director Malick, to the obvious annoyance of the crowd.
Critics were divided by the movie and Pitt was actually booed following the screening in Cannes.
Family time: Angelina and Brad attended the Hollywood red carpet for Kung Fu Panda II over the weekend, along with their broodDaily Mail critic Baz Bamigboye wrote: 'The film's not a flop by any means. It's a visual sensation.'
But he cautioned: 'It's not the worst movie ever made but it is a lumbering mess.'
Elsewhere the industry bible Variety predicted: 'This inescapably divisive picture could captivate the zeitgeist for a spell.'The Hollywood Reporter added: 'A unique film that will split opinions every which way.'
Meanwhile, Brad has said being a father has influenced what kind of films he chooses to make.
He told The Sun: 'Becoming a father certainly changed the way I choose films because I'm very aware they are going to see them one day.
'I want them to be proud of their dad in the end, when they grow up and figure out what we actually do for a living.'
Brad also said making The Tree Of Life made him appreciate his family life even more.
He said: 'It's so obvious to me that when I come home my kids are aware of everything that's going on. So it's quite important for me not to put my frustrations on them or bring them to the door. In the film it's the exact opposite of that.
'It's a very sad man who feels embittered by his situation, doesn't feel like he's able to get ahead, always feels like he's on the losing end and feels quite oppressed by his surroundings and predicament.'
source:dailymail
