Maestro (Netflix)

JRV

JRV

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Highly, highly recommended.

Great direction, great performances. A really interesting study of a musical legend.

Pacing reminded me of, for lack of a more apt comparison, “Midnight Mass” and “Haunting of Hill House” (Mike Flanagan horror-dramas on Netflix). Quiet moments are well utilized with the score and locations.
 
JRV said:
Highly, highly recommended.

Great direction, great performances. A really interesting study of a musical legend.

Pacing reminded me of, for lack of a more apt comparison, “Midnight Mass” and “Haunting of Hill House” (Mike Flanagan horror-dramas on Netflix). Quiet moments are well utilized with the score and locations.
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Does this end with him directing Beethoven's 9th while he was sick at the end of his life?
 
No, the movie is not a “biography” like that (childhood to end of life). The focus is on his relationship with his wife and children—the movie really starts and ends around his wife.
 
JRV said:
No, the movie is not a “biography” like that (childhood to end of life). The focus is on his relationship with his wife and children—the movie really starts and ends around his wife.
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K. Might watch this the coming weekend. Saw the preview and was intrigued.

Here is his last iconic performance of Beethoven's 9th. I may have listened to this a thousand times by now.
 
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