Brilliant Move??

Can anyone explain to me why this is a brilliant move? Was just game reviewing and found this interesting.

after Nxe5 you have Qxh5 or d4

Well I don't think it is a brilliant move though a good one but fairly obvious. The game reviews are basic and may often leave you wondering why a move is labeled good or bad after you analyze it for yourself.

That move is impossible to find when your a true beginner, the mindset of beginners is if it sacks anything, ignore it. Beginner=U1200

I found greek gifts at 800 uscf, gotta give a little credit where it's due, especially if you've been taught the patterns in an opening.

You win not only a pawn, but a tempo as well. At higher level this will almost always be winning for White.

This shouldn't really be compared a brilliant since its not really a sack lol, your still getting a knight from this so you just win a pawn still though, nice find.

Says 1500

and a piece is won because of the skewer

thats not how I play in tournaments, I find some sacs in tournaments so stop stereotyping-

I agree with aventadorrrr because this move is pretty good, but it is not quite good enough to be a brilliant move and is quite basic/simple.

I once got castle as a brilliant move and it didn't even sacrifice material. The brilliant move system is pretty flawed but good job for finding that move!

Its bc queens takes knight on a5 then you have the pawn pinned and after queen guards knight you fork

I've gotten a lot of random brilliant moves lately. I think chess.com might have done something with their analysis