‘The Brutalist’ Review: A case of catastropic structural failure
<p>Brady Corbet has all the things you need to be a great filmmaker. He’s technically precise — his shots are frequently brilliantly composed, and his blocking is genuinely solid — and he casts his films appropriately (except for Natalie Portman in Vox Lux). Corbet’s command of tone is also impressive: You inhabit the settings of his films as much as the characters do, enveloped in the mood. Moreover, he’s fucking ambitious, and financiers/distributors have been more than willing to indulge […]</p>
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