adjective

[chum]

hi mike! got your answer...but can I use the name of the person as an adj...like for instance, my friend mentions the movie "Tibet", can I say " yeah I watched it, it's a Brad-Pitt movie?...with hyphen?

[MikeNewYork]

hi mike! got your answer...but can I use the name of the person as an adj...like for instance, my friend mentions the movie "Tibet", can I say " yeah I watched it, it's a Brad-Pitt movie?...with hyphen?

Yes, you can use the name as an adjective, but you still don't hyphenate it.

It's a Brad Pitt movie.

[chum]

sorry mike, last question...so it's both correct to say


1. I like all Brad Pitt's movies.

2. i like all Brad Pitt movies.

I mean,Is there a difference between the two..one is possessive...and do I have to make the word movies plural because of the word all?thanks!

[MikeNewYork]

sorry mike, last question...so it's both correct to say


1. I like all Brad Pitt's movies.

2. i like all Brad Pitt movies.

I mean,Is there a difference between the two..one is possessive...and do I have to make the word movies plural because of the word all?thanks!

Yes. The first one can also be "all of Brad Pitt's movies".

They have the same meaning. Yes, "movies" is plural because of "all".