This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
The Brutalist is as much a film about Zsófia as it is about Lázló.
The decision to begin and end the film with Zsófia, particularly the ending line - "It is the destination, not the journey" - has been something that left a lot of questions after my first viewing. After my second viewing, it had an obsessive hold over me.
The Brutalist is about more than a single sentence can state, yet the main themes of the American Dream,…
This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
i’ve been thinking about this movie again, so here’s my first-year english final I wrote about it
Learning to Love Change and Changing to Love Her
I did not like Her. When I first watched Spike Jonze’s dissertation on life, love, and loss, it was in the middle of a quarantine-infused binge of movies, crammed in between a rewatch of the latest Star Wars movies and Tim Burton’s nightmarishly bad live-action remake of Dumbo. In other words, it was not…
