Dead Poet Society Review

Rating: 9/10 (10 November 2018)

This brilliant, award winning, masterpiece teaches you how to think for yourself, which new English teacher John Keating (Robin Williams) does for us. The movie is great all the way through and doesn't have any slopes or plot holes. The director (Peter Weir) does a great job at playing with your emotions; at one point you'd be smiling and happy for John Keating's students, and other times the movie will leave you in tears.
Not only does John Keating teach you about looking at poetry from different perspectives, but he also teaches you too look at life in a whole other perspective.
This movie shows how even the rich don't have it easy. Their parents choose their life for them and those parents don't let their children have a say in what they want to do. You can see this with everyone but especially with Neil Perry (Robert Sean Leonard) and his father Mr. Perry (Kurtwood Smith). Neil wants to act, and his father already knows what he wants to Neil to do, and he ruins Neil's life.
If you're looking for an inspirational movie, Dead Poets Society is the one for you.
Overall this is a beautiful movie and I'd give it a 10/10.