And I laughed and laughed

Rating: 1/10 (17 April 2016)

When the poor little ambitious drummer bloodied his precious hands - practicing JAZZ drum!! Hahahaha.....
People buy into that? Seriously??? Hahahahahaha.... And I'm not even a drummer, just love all kind of music like most people.
JAZZ....causes bleeding callous fingers, and reading music notes to improvise...LOL... This student has serious issue....
There is not excuse to give this film anything more than 5 for research laziness and technical fails alone!
But brutality sells! The moral of the story is, criminal level of abuse is justified, as long as the victim (sort of) survived it.
I read a few "Loved it" reviews out of curiosity. Found 2 schools of people who praise this nonsense to high heaven:
1. FUTURE BULLIES ---- this school believes in the power of hate and brutality. In the name of whipping the hidden greatness out of young geniuses, they damage the children soul so the child will grow up perfect like a murderous sadist with hidden explosive piles who would in turn mental-torture and bleed future children to suicidal edge.
2. The Devil's Minions ---- this class does not see abuses even if it happens to their own baby infant. Their (narcissistic) narrative is people are always doing it for MY benefit, even if it hurts real bad. It is my fault or my children fault, to not transcend the pain or swallow the excrement of hate wrapped in a politically correct 'toughen up you wimp', which is what this film is apparently about, in all seriousness too.
I'm trying, I am, to find redeeming value. Like, maybe, "talented kids" these days have become too coddled and soft and cry and whine at little insults? Opposite is true. Kids these days endure unprecedented amount of verbal abuses in school AND online. Skins have become too thick if anything.
Okay, maybe... Kids have become too disrespectful of the craft side of art and need to be reminded HOW HARD IT USED TO BE to be qualified as a real music genius? Maybe, if jazz or drumming is supposed to define musical greatness. LOL, seriously.
Keep your children away from any teachers or coaches who "love" this film with all seriousness.
Watch it for good laugh. Very funny the more seriously brutal it gets.