The Brutalist Report

• Belkin Wireless Magnetic Charging Stand review: Minimalistic, gets the job done [901d]
• ‘Run Rabbit Run’ Review: Sarah Snook is Spooked by Her Kid in an Effective if Familiar Mommy-Issues Chiller [901d]
• ‘Earth Mama’ Review: Savanah Leaf’s Feature Debut Offers Tough but Sensitive Look at Single Mother’s Struggle [901d]
• Europe’s newest luxury landmark: A review of the Rosewood Vienna [901d]
• ‘New Gods: Yang Jian’ Review: The Visual Details Are More Compelling Than the Gods in Animated Sequel [901d]
• Thin Lizzy’s Glory Years Return in Spectacular Fashion on ‘Live and Dangerous’ 8-CD Boxed Set: Album Review [901d]
• Polar Ignite 3 review: style over substance [901d]
• When You Finish Saving the World review: Julianne Moore and Finn Wolfhard play superficial people in a superficial movie [901d]
• ‘You People’ Review: Eddie Murphy and Julia Louis-Dreyfus Steal Jonah Hill’s Brash ‘Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner‘ Update [901d]
• When You Finish Saving the World review: Julianne Moore and Finn Wolfhard play superficial people in a superficial movie [901d]
• Biig Piig Serves Up a Sinewy Set of Futurist Dance-Pop With ‘Bubblegum’: Album Review [901d]
• ChatGPT is not all you need. A SOTA Review of large Generative AI models [901d]
• Motorola Moto G Play (2023) Review: Don't Buy This Android Phone [901d]
• Shotgun Wedding review: Jennifer Lopez retains her romcom crown despite some misfires [901d]
• Shotgun Wedding review: Jennifer Lopez retains her romcom crown despite some misfires [901d]
• Google to lay off 12,000 employees after project and function review [901d]
• ‘The Pod Generation’ Review: Emilia Clarke and Chiwetel Ejiofor Anchor a Winning Sci-Fi Satire of Pregnancy Gone Dystopian [901d]
• ‘Shayda’ Review: Powerful Debut Feature Shines a Timely Light on an Iranian Woman’s Resilient Spirit [901d]
• ‘Little Richard: I Am Everything’ Review: An Enthralling Portrait of Rock ‘n’ Roll’s Most Transgressive King [901d]
• ‘Kim’s Video’ Review: The Legendary New York Video Store Get Its Own Documentary. It’s a Movie as Weird as One You’d Rent at Kim’s [901d]
• ‘Sometimes I Think About Dying’ Review: Daisy Ridley’s Dreamy Sundance Indie Leaves Room to Think About Other Things [901d]
• ‘It’s Only Life After All‘ Review: Indigo Girls’ Legacy of Pride Explored in Sundance-Premiering Music Doc [901d]
• ‘Radical’ Review: Conventional Tearjerker About an Inspiring Teacher Benefits From a Terrific Ensemble [901d]