Adrien Brody Responds to ‘The Brutalist’ & ‘The Pianist’ Comparisons

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It’s astonishing that over 20 years have elapsed since Adrien Brody, who is consistently outstanding, received his Best Actor Oscar at the Academy Awards for “The Pianist.” This film, directed by Roman Polanski, is a masterpiece, and fans of cinema will remember it as the story of Władysław Szpilman, a Jewish musician in Poland during World War II who was also an exceptional pianist. Now, decades later, Brody continues to captivate Hollywood with another leading role, this time portraying László Tóth, a Hungarian refugee seeking a fresh start in the U.S. following World War II. In the extended 215-minute run of “The Brutalist,” László endeavors to leverage his architectural talents to establish himself in America.

Sasha Rainbow’s ‘Grafted Trailer Reveals Shudder’s New Horror Film

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Filmmakers are continuously challenging traditional notions of beauty and physical appearance in cinema, as viewers increasingly appreciate the gruesome, hyperrealistic aspects of modern filmmaking. This trend is known as body horror, and it appears to be gaining more traction, often serving as a form of self-destructive commentary. The streaming platform Shudder has obtained another body horror movie, capitalizing on the success of “The Substance.” Fans of directors like David Cronenberg are thrilled because this resurgence and expansion of the gory genre is bringing in fresh, unique perspectives to refresh the horror sub-category. Similar to Demi Moore’s horror film, Sasha Rainbow’s DIY body horror movie titled “Grafted” will delve into themes of beauty and societal acceptance by depicting the mutilation of human bodies.

First Look at the Nike Air Max Plus Golf “Sunset”

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After unveiling plans for a black/white adaptation of the Air Max Plus golf edition, Nike has now followed up with a straightforward Triple White variant and is preparing to launch the design in what might be its most identifiable color scheme: Sunset. Although it may be tricky to spot the changes compared to the casual version, there are some enhancements that make it more golf-friendly.

Who’s a Good Boy? A Brief History of Krypto the Superdog

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I’m not an avid fan, more of a casual student of Krypton – but I’ve always found Superman’s dog perplexing. A dog with superpowers seems like it could cause quite a few issues. Does he accidentally destroy fire hydrants when he urinates? Does his playfulness have the potential to affect Earth’s rotation while he’s chasing his tail? Could he damage his owner’s red boots by chewing on them?