"I got blisters on my fingers!!"

Rating: 9/10 (13 February 2015)

An outstanding film about dreams, remarkable tenacity and desire to become great.
Exhilarating. The striking. Stressful.
Such passions and voltage do not feel even when viewing the most disturbing thriller. I just physically felt emotions of the protagonist.
Miles Teller plays Andrew Niemann, a student at the Conservatory, which fell into the orchestra autocratic maestro conductor Terence Fletcher by John. K. Simmons. And there he is faced with highly controversial methods of learning and motivation. Fletcher keeps students in constant physical and moral tension. Forcing them to work at maximum capacity and exceed the expected limits. He humiliates, and praises his students. After hearing his address to praise a person feels that did the trick. And then stop development, lose motivation.
"There is no word in our language more harmful and dangerous than"good job ""
Simmons' character causes trembling. Movement of his hands troubling. He morally destroys the weak, and of persistent and strong doing great. Values ​​are not human, and talent. He does not care for the student who committed suicide due to his fault, but sincerely grieve when killed talent.
"Charlie Parker became a great after Joe Jones in front of everyone threw in his plate. These Charlie Parker never break "
The film is motivating and inspiring. Shows how important it is to be confident in yourself and your goals. Seek his no matter what. Even if you have to "wash the blood from the drums."
P.S. The ending of the film - just incredible.
10 of 10