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Brad Pitt has said he treats choosing film roles like picking the right bottle of wine.
The Moneyball star told Empire magazine he's become less concerned with how much money a film will make, and more interested in how well it will age.
"Filmmaking is about longevity. Is it a quality picture? Is it a quality story? Is there something original about it?" he explained.
"Films that I've loved, like (The Assassination of) Jesse James and The Tree Of Life, they're 'fine wine' pictures - they'll age well. They've got legs."
Brad, 47, added: "I like films that make money. But I've been less concerned with that of late.
"I've found with one period where I was thinking that way, I made bad choices."
:: Moneyball is released on November 25.
