The Brutalist Review | A Lengthy Cinematic Masterpiece
The Brutalist is a cinematic masterpiece in every frame of its whopping nearly four-hour runtime. Director/co-writer Brady Corbet’s epic tale of a Jewish-Hungarian architect’s immigrant
The Brutalist is a cinematic masterpiece in every frame of its whopping nearly four-hour runtime. Director/co-writer Brady Corbet’s epic tale of a Jewish-Hungarian architect’s immigrant
Set in 1993, with a VHS aesthetic and gory practical effects to match, Mr. Crocket spins millennial nostalgia into a perfectly passable supernatural parable. Writer
A hard-charging Boston police detective suffers catastrophic hearing loss on duty, but still has the badass chops to battle ruthless criminals in a Die Hard-esque
Anyone who has experienced profound loss will understand how grief is an inherent shape-shifter. It shows up in different forms for everyone, takes up space
If Nol Coward, the 20th century writer of over 60 plays, composer of over 500 songs, headliner of his own Las Vegas act, and even
Step aside Ryan Gosling and Tom Cruise theres a new action hero commanding the spotlight. Thats June Squibb, the 94-year-old Oscar-nominated actress (Nebraska) who delights
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She stole your heart in Steven Spielberg’s West Side Story several years back and sang her heart out in Disney’s Wish. Now, the crowned Oscar
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It’s been seven years since Joseph Kahn released his last film, Bodied, a provocative dark comedy about a liberal white kid who unwittingly becomes a
I cant imagine what theyll say about me, frets Dr. Orion Zephyr (Ron Perlman) in the opening moments of Succubus. You must publish my research.