The Brutalist

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There are five major releases coming to North American cinemas for Christmas! 1. Babygirl (A24) 2. A Complete Unknown (Searchlight Pictures/Disney) 3. Nosferatu (Universal) 4. The Brutalist (A24/Universal) 5. The Fire Inside (Amazon/MGM) Which are you going to see first?

Ishika Banerjee: omg the brutalist, they better have ann intermission though cause I have to use the washroom a lot

What is The Brutalist about? Movie explained and other architecture films recos

At the recently concluded 97th Academy Awards, “The Brutalist,” which received 10 nominations, ultimately took home Best Actor thanks to Adrien Brody’s vivid portrayal of Jewish architect László Tóth. The film also indisputably secured two major technical awards—Best Original Score and Best Cinematography—owing to its dynamic camera work, sweeping reverential music, as well as sculptural presentation of architecture. Still of “The Brutalist” Though the story is set almost entirely in Pennsylvani

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What is The Brutalist about? Movie explained and other architecture films recos

SAG Awards Release Nominations -- Who Should Win??

The Screen Actors Guild has released its award nominations for its SAG Awards, which stream live on Netflix on February 23. Here are some of the major nominations. Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Leading Role ADRIEN BRODY – “THE BRUTALIST” TIMOTHÉE CHALAMET – “A COMPLETE UNKNOWN” DANIEL CRAIG – “QUEER” COLMAN DOMINGO – “SING SING” RALPH FIENNES – “CONCLAVE” Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Leading Role PAMELA ANDERSON – “THE LAST SHOWGIRL” CYNTHIA ERIVO – “WICKED” KARLA SOFÍA GASCÓN – “EMILIA PÉREZ” MIKEY MADISON – “ANORA” DEMI MOORE – “THE SUBSTANCE” Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Supporting Role JONATHAN BAILEY – “WICKED” YURA BORISOV – “ANORA” KIERAN CULKIN – “A REAL PAIN” EDWARD NORTON – “A COMPLETE UNKNOWN” JEREMY STRONG – “THE APPRENTICE” Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Supporting Role MONICA BARBARO – “A COMPLETE UNKNOWN” JAMIE LEE CURTIS – “THE LAST SHOWGIRL” DANIELLE DEADWYLER – “THE PIANO LESSON” ARIANA GRANDE – “WICKED” ZOE SALDAÑA – “EMILIA PÉREZ” Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Drama Series TADANOBU ASANO – “SHŌGUN” JEFF BRIDGES – “THE OLD MAN” GARY OLDMAN – “SLOW HORSES” EDDIE REDMAYNE – “THE DAY OF THE JACKAL” HIROYUKI SANADA – “SHŌGUN” Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Drama Series KATHY BATES – “MATLOCK” NICOLA COUGHLAN – “BRIDGERTON” ALLISON JANNEY – “THE DIPLOMAT” KERI RUSSELL – “THE DIPLOMAT” ANNA SAWAI – “SHŌGUN” Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Comedy Series ADAM BRODY – “NOBODY WANTS THIS” TED DANSON – “A MAN ON THE INSIDE” HARRISON FORD – “SHRINKING” MARTIN SHORT – “ONLY MURDERS IN THE BUILDING” JEREMY ALLEN WHITE – “THE BEAR” Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Comedy Series KRISTEN BELL – “NOBODY WANTS THIS” QUINTA BRUNSON – “ABBOTT ELEMENTARY” LIZA COLÓN-ZAYAS – “THE BEAR” AYO EDEBIRI – “THE BEAR” JEAN SMART – “HACKS” *** Some very interesting nominations. For me, I'm cheering for Chalamet (obviously), Pam Anderson, Kieran Culkin, Monic

The Hollywood Reporter Releases Their Best Movies of 2024

The Hollywood Reporter, the film magazine/website, has released their critics' picks for best movies of 2024. Their team of three critics, David Rooney, Jon Frosch and Lovia Gyarkye, each released their own top 10 movies for the year. The lists are below. David Rooney's top 10 movies of 2024 10. A Real Pain 9. Nosferatu 8. I'm Still Here 7. Flow 6. Anora 5. Hard Truths 4. La Chimera 3. The Brutalist 2. Queer 1. All We Imagine as Light Jon Forsch's top 10 movies of 2024 10. Hard Truths 9. His Three Daughters 8. Juror #2 7. Babygirl 6. Emilia Pérez 5. A Complete Unknown 4. A Real Pain 3. All We Imagine as Light 2. The Brutalist 1. Green Border Lovia Gyarkye's top 10 movies of 2024 10. Sugarcane 9. Nosferatu 8. I'm Still Here 7. Dahomey 6. La Chimera 5. Hard Truths 4. Evil Does Not Exist 3. No Other Land 2. Nickel Boys 1. All We Imagine as Light Evidently, All We Imagine as Light is the consensus winner. But I want to hear from you. Have you seen any of these movies? Do they deserve to be listed as the best of the year? What movies did these critics miss? Sound off in the comments below!

marvelousmars: I haven't watched most of these, but I'm definitely going to check them out now! I definitely disagree with Forsch on Juror #2, though. The film had an interesting theme, sure, but didn't seem to know what to do with it. I really wish the film had gone a bit deeper.

Long Runtimes - Love or Hate?

The Golden Globe winning film for best Drama, The Brutalist, runs for over 3 hours and includes a 15 minute intermission. Director Brady Corbet staunchly defends his right to make his movie that long, saying that “it's okay for Superhero films to be three hours long, and yet when you're making a drama about adults for adults by adults, that it's like, ‘Well, you have to mop this all up in 90 minutes.’” Do you avoid movies that are overly long? Or do you think its justified sometimes?

Lucas Friesen: A movie's story should dictate its length. If a movie is 3 hours, it better take three hours to tell the story. Nothing worse than a long movie that feels like it should have been shorter (Close Your Eyes, I'm looking at you).

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