The Brutalist Full Movie Review Clip
2In this episode of Triple Feature, Mark Radulich and Robert Winfree review The Brutalist, a visually striking and emotionally charged drama that explores the life of an architect navigating the post-war era. Starring Guy Pearce, Felicity Jones, and Adrien Brody, the film delves into themes of artistic ambition, exile, resilience, and the struggle between creative integrity and external pressures.
Mark and Robert discuss the film’s storytelling, cinematography, and historical context, analyzing how it portrays the personal and professional sacrifices made in pursuit of artistic vision. They break down the performances, the film’s unique aesthetic inspired by Brutalist architecture, and its commentary on the intersection of politics and creativity.
Does The Brutalist stand as a masterpiece of modern cinema, or does its weighty themes overshadow its execution? Join Damn You Hollywood for a deep dive into this bold and thought-provoking film.