Critics Praise 'The Brutalist' as a Cinematic Masterpiece

Brady Corbet's historical drama receives acclaim for its portrayal of a Hungarian architect's journey in post-war America, while other new releases garner mixed to positive reviews.

'The Brutalist,' directed by Brady Corbet, is hailed as an extraordinary work, blending historical drama with profound emotional depth, starring Adrien Brody and Guy Pearce.
The film follows a Hungarian Holocaust survivor and architect navigating post-war America, earning high praise for its storytelling and performances.
Marvel's 'Captain America: Brave New World,' featuring Anthony Mackie, offers a fast-paced superhero narrative with sociopolitical undertones, receiving generally positive reviews.
Francesca Comencini's 'Prima la vita' explores a father-daughter relationship with warmth and sincerity, praised for its emotional resonance.
The latest Bridget Jones film, 'Folle de lui,' revisits the iconic character's life post-happy ending, with humor and a modernized take, receiving moderate praise.