I'm sorry.
It's not you. It's me.
Imagine getting dumped by a robot... Wait I don't wanna imagine that..
Anyway, it was nice seeing Hughie finally man-up and act like Goatlander for once but since he was still a p*ssy on the inside he got his ass handed to him by a woman that too a piece of plastic.
I had to look up the explanation of a movie after a long while. Which made me learn about Brutalist architecture and what they represented in post-war European world. (Yes, this movie's name isn't about a brutal person but buildings)This movie perfectly encapsulates the themes of Brutalistism particularly in terms of its length, 3 and half hour and telling of 30 years of László Tóth's life's story.
But one thing that puzzled me was epilogue where Zsófia says,
No matter…
What's in the box?
Between this and Fight Club, I chose to watch this movie tonight coz the twist of Fight Club has been spoiled for me. Although I have seen that last scene of this film frequently on internet but I am glad that I didn't knew what was in the box, as it had me on hook whole movie, anticipating what will it be? How will this end? Only downside being I had already guessed what was in…
