Red Mosquito

tree_ wrote:The Brutalist is appropriately serious considering it's subject matter; Jews finding a place in America after narrowly surviving the Holocaust in Budapest, struggling to hold on to their values and principles under the weight of their traumas, old and new, and the role America plays in their support and lack thereof. It says a lot and says it very well. And the performances are superb. I think this movie will one day be considered one of the truly great American epics, but the Corbet name doesn't yet have the clout of a Spielberg. Get in on this one early, folks.

tommy wrote:

Farmer John wrote:

tommy wrote:

tree_ wrote:Brady Corbet made $0 from this film. Consider it a donation to the cause. I watched it for free on s t r e m i o and then went ahead and purchased it too.

I want to take issue with your previous assertion that paying $20 to watch this movie would leave me owning it. You don't own digital content - it's all contingent on licenses that can be taken away.

If 7 rmers tell me it's worth it then I'll buy the 4k

Only if you'd still have money left for that 4k of Flow!

I kinda want to buy Anora too!

spike wrote:

tree_ wrote:The Brutalist is appropriately serious considering it's subject matter; Jews finding a place in America after narrowly surviving the Holocaust in Budapest, struggling to hold on to their values and principles under the weight of their traumas, old and new, and the role America plays in their support and lack thereof. It says a lot and says it very well. And the performances are superb. I think this movie will one day be considered one of the truly great American epics, but the Corbet name doesn't yet have the clout of a Spielberg. Get in on this one early, folks.

tree_ wrote:

spike wrote:

tree_ wrote:The Brutalist is appropriately serious considering it's subject matter; Jews finding a place in America after narrowly surviving the Holocaust in Budapest, struggling to hold on to their values and principles under the weight of their traumas, old and new, and the role America plays in their support and lack thereof. It says a lot and says it very well. And the performances are superb. I think this movie will one day be considered one of the truly great American epics, but the Corbet name doesn't yet have the clout of a Spielberg. Get in on this one early, folks.

I knew I could count on you spike. But you need to see it again or another time too to truly appreciate its achievements.

The Argonaut wrote:How many times has she seen it?

VinylGuy wrote:How long is the brutalist ?

bart wrote:I just cannot imagine spending that much time watching Adrien Brody do anything

spike wrote:

bart wrote:I just cannot imagine spending that much time watching Adrien Brody do anything

I don’t get the Brody hate. Loved him since The Pianist.