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2013
This film is one of the most uplifting, charming, at times heartbreaking and superbly British films ever made.
It’s the reason I now enjoy Nick Cave and I cannot understate how wonderful this film really is.
Do yourself a favour - get some biscuits, a cup of tea / hot choccie and watch this film.
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2024
This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
*SPOILERS AHEAD*
I watched The Brutalist at a special 70mm screening at the Randwick Ritz in Sydney on a Monday night in February, and left the theatre in a mixture of wonder at the film's sheer technical excellence and conflicted with the central arguments and themes of the story. I will begin with what I loved about the film.
With a run time of an impressive 215 minutes (equalling 6.5km of film) alongside an intermission, Brady Corbett has created a…
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2013
This film is one of the most uplifting, charming, at times heartbreaking and superbly British films ever made.
It’s the reason I now enjoy Nick Cave and I cannot understate how wonderful this film really is.
Do yourself a favour - get some biscuits, a cup of tea / hot choccie and watch this film.
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2024
This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
*SPOILERS AHEAD*
I watched The Brutalist at a special 70mm screening at the Randwick Ritz in Sydney on a Monday night in February, and left the theatre in a mixture of wonder at the film's sheer technical excellence and conflicted with the central arguments and themes of the story. I will begin with what I loved about the film.
With a run time of an impressive 215 minutes (equalling 6.5km of film) alongside an intermission, Brady Corbett has created a…
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