The Brutalist Report

• Zhiyun Weebill 2 review: A professional gimbal you can control from your iPhone [1160d]
• Variety Streaming Room to Host Year-End Review About Discovery+ [1160d]
• ‘Lincoln’s Dilemma’ Illuminates Honest Abe’s Moment, and Ours: TV Review [1160d]
• ‘That Kind of Summer’ Review: A Shockingly Banal Look at Sexual Obsession [1160d]
• Final Fantasy 7: The First Soldier Review - Straining At The Seams [1160d]
• A Blue New Deal review: A radical look at who owns the sea [1160d]
• Petrov’s flu review: A surreal journey through one man’s delirium [1160d]
• Democrats Ask Biden to Review Treatment of Black Migrants [1161d]
• ‘The Novelist’s Film’ Review: Another Mischievous, Meandering Conversation on Life, Art and Drinking From Hong Sangsoo [1161d]
• CalDigit TS4 Thunderbolt hub review: The dock of our dreams [1161d]
• ‘Taste’ Review: A Slow, Sensual Hallucination Set in Vietnam [1161d]
• Twelve South BackPack review: A handy shelf for the latest 24-inch iMac [1161d]
• The King Of Fighters XV Review - Wanna Play Some KoF? [1161d]
• ‘About Joan’ Review: Isabelle Huppert Deserves Better Than This Lumpy Europudding of a Character Study [1161d]
• ‘Unrest’ Review: A Sublimely Peculiar and Playful Meditation on Anarchy and Watchmaking in 1870s Switzerland [1161d]
• Review: A ‘Merchant of Venice’ That Doubles Down on Pain [1161d]
• Review: In ‘Black No More,’ Race Is Skin Deep, but Racism Isn’t [1161d]