Music is contagious

Rating: 8/10 (5 April 2008)

For this movie, your feelings depend largely on what you expect. Seeking cleverly plotted scripts, you'll be left unmoved. Enjoyed are those who take shelter in inspiration and feel the connection music brings. The beautifully selected scores , as if...(read more) a recipe of a splendid blend of ingredients, offers a tasty mixture of classical, rock, gospel, and street music. Great music is much like ink on tissue. A droplet is enough to spread a good coverage; a splash furthers the depth of the effect and a downpour showers every heart with brimming emotions. Piercing memories arouse at the sound of the sad cello; even more so by the hooking harmonica. Bliss is felt through chimes of wind and intensified by the vibrancy of the guitar. Intoxication develops as the symphony spreads the harmonic atmosphere, and gravitates the family to reunion. Music truly works magic. My heart is full, the upper part awed and spiced, the bottom indulged in retrospect. Those fortunate born to a loving family might not feels as much, but I admire the parents' unchanged love for each other and between parent and children, the undeterred faith of finding one another. "You never quit music...because anytime something bad happens, it's the one place you can escape to and just psh, let it go...," and I'd further say that you never quit loving, because it's the one universal language that leads to happily ever after endings.