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- Director Damien Chazelle and stars Miles Teller and JK Simmons talk about making their intense drama Whiplash, set in the world of contemporary jazz.
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JK Simmons still scares me. I feel like at any moment he is going to lash out.
Sam Vargas Watch Extract! Really takes the edge off of him. It also shows how extremely versatile he is as an actor.
Sam Vargas *whiplash out
ftfy
Sam Vargas you know what scares me? I always got confused who is JK Simmons and Kevin spacey. Both of them are so intimidating!
Funny you should say that because Damien Chazzelle went on the record saying that the dramatic scenes with JK Simmons were a nightmare to film because he acted as this intimidating bully, but was an absolute gentle soul inbetween takes.
Sam Vargas you could say he could whiplash out
JK. Simmons is so good at playing awfully terrible asshole characters but hes such a nice guy in real life
I WILL GET MY ENGINEERS TO DESIGN A COMBUSTIBLE LEMON AND BURN YOUR HOUSE DOWN.
WITH THE LEMONS.
You're fired. You're unfired
He just wants some Spidey photos
acting is like sorcery, isnt it? :P
I NEED PICTURES OF SPIDER-MAN
what blows my mind is that they shot this movie in 19 days
Andy B what? No damn way you're lying WHAT
Darth Vader they did shoot it in 19 days.
Andy B holy shit! Is that true?! Oh my god...
Andy B 29*!!!!!
Ferran Campins still impressive
_“Extremely efficient in shooting these scenes.”_
Only had a $3.3 million budget and was shot over 19 days. I bet more time and money is spent when JK Simmons makes an M&Ms ad.
Fucking incredible. Honestly fascinating, this is a top 5 movie of mine
Even the FCKING ROOM had 2.6 MILLION FUCKNG DOLLARS MORE A BUDGET
WE ARE FARMERS
3.3 million budget? How much did the actors get paid? And how much did they have left over?
@@spaghettioverlord3247 I imagine they have a % of the publishing
The acting, use of camera and the editing make this movie spectacular
Agreed it was rather refreshing!
the j shots with sounds for the drumming was spectacular indeed
You forgot the best part: the plot.
Yeah, but the script comes first.
Plot was pure garbage, sadly.
miles teller pick an age to look and stick with it
TimRT Howard 12
Brandon Diaz Twelvety four
@@James-mq5lf 48
hi there 96
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I've never had more anxiety watching anything ever
kiwifruit138 what are talking abiut
@@danielsmith225 bruh the movie
Daniel Smith wtf else would he be talkin about
@Ezra Milos yea u rek em Millenials darl, don't let em enjoy any art of any form
@Ezra Milos do you know what sarcasm is? It's the one of the many things your small, holed brain cant understand.
JK Simmons was so good in this film that, to this day I still think his a bad person and that his faking it in this interview.
Dmool Productions lol try watching Juno then
He wasn't a bad person in the movie.
How?
erigor11 hitting students, insulting them, threats, sabotage. C'mon, he was so bad his pupil killed himself
#TheIronyoshi That's a very despicable behaviour. Yet he didn't do that because he wanted to or because he enjoyed it but due to it being necessary for a great musician to be "created". That's what he sincerely thought. He wasn't evil, that's what I'm referring to.
You know a movie is great when it pulls you into the same anxiety. Like a horror movie it gave me that heart pounding feeling the character was going through. The feeling of not ever letting your guard down cause this guy was going to flip or the kid was gonna break. I've never had a horror film experience from a drama like this movie. And no matter what musical experience you have had we all can relate to this. If not some crazed band leader then it's you inside being that to your self. Expectation and drive for one self. I think we all have those times we put so much on our self. That's what makes this movie amazing. You don't have to be a drummer or in a band to identify with the feeling
Couldn’t have said it better
@@Max-qr8eh i
Kk
This comment should be pinned.
And I feel like the movie title Whiplash perfectly encapsulates how it feels being in this type of relationship: you're being whiplashed all around not knowing whether what the abuser's words are truly how they feel or if it's a means to weaponize you're most vulnerable moments.
People are not giving enough credit to Miles Teller for his performance.
He creates such a realistic character it’s insanr
can you believe he did 99% of the drumming? Insane performance
Turn my pages pitch!
@@David_Ace_Rej_Ollsan Who did the 1%?
@@themetalmario77 A professional drummer double?
What's particularly unnerving is that you genuinely don't know what he wants out of this kid. Does he genuinely see something in him? Or is he just toying with him and getting a thrill out of watching him suffer?
Why not both
Definitely believe he sees it. He's a maniac but he knows what he is looking for. But we don't know if the student is up for it.
Did any of you watch the movie? It’s clear what he was doing with Nieman
@@polarisgemini52 Neiman is up to it.....nobody is fully "up" for fletchers methods...
clearly greatness doesnt need abuse....it needs passion, and I think the film shows that with its ending
There's method to the madness, but like many sporting programs around the world, they may break (very generous number) 5 kids to make 1 champion
Writer: *traumatized*
Also writer: "Let's make a movie out of it!"
That's literally exactly what you'd expect from a writer
It's a good way to heal from trauma.
A very intricate and artistic "fuck you!" to his music teacher
Thats how creativity works... Most, if not all great works of art are created by people with strong experiences to convey and that can usually mean a lot of trauma. The trauma is where the strong emotion comes from.
First time?
The thing that peaks my interest is that, how the hell is that director/writer so young and inexperienced (compared to the big shots), yet so successful in this movie?! I know that a big part of the movie's success is from J.K. Simmons' performance, but the editing is really well done! And how the hell did he do that at such a young age?
goodlyboony dude why do u even bother, losers hate on random ppl to feel good, don't let em get to you, keep it a friendly comment section
goodlyboony I think you should brush up on your understanding of logic.
Catfish_Andy I can't communicate with an illogical ape. Bye
it is called talent
*piques
never knew that the writer was actually traumatized
You can assume everyone in Hollywood has a therapist and some level of delusions
Well how would you write something like this if you don't understand it?
never knew but also doesn't surprises me :v
Yep. But Simmons is such a versatile actor, so many great things he's done. "The Music Never Stops," so many others. The TV show where he played two parts was great. But my personal favorite is his exceptionally tiny part in "Burn After Reading," where he has maybe 30 seconds to a minute on screen but his reactions are so perfect that his tiny part contributes hugely to the film..
I mean, a lot of comedians use the pain on there lifes to make jokes, understanding something, a lot of times, mean being on that situation
JK is such a great actor.. his delivery of the nice person off screen is just so believable.
Best comment lol
What the fuck are you down here for? There's no fucking mars bar down here...
"If I see any more of these lying around I swear to god... i'll stop being so polite, get the fuck outa my sight before I demolish you"
OMG I LOVE THIS COMMENT😭😭
This video makes me want to watch the movie for the 7th time now
Nice profile photo.It's good to know that a Periphery fan,also likes good movies. Are you excited for periphery lll?
+Esteban Mejía
You know it dude, it's (hopefully) going to be as memorable as PII
I would agree and regarding your profile picture, I would have to say Periphery is my all time favorite band right now and Misha is my one of my favorite guitarists!
Nice profile pic, Intervals rocks 🤘
Seriously. Been watching it forever and still not tired of it
Full Metal Jacket of Music.
That's right pyle, DON'T MAKE ANY FUCKING EFFORT TO PLAY IN TIME! GET THE FUCK OFF MY DRUMSET!!
TurboFish I want you to clean that drum kit so well that the Virgin Mary herself would like to play it
Bullshit. It looks to me like the talent part of you ran down the spit valve of your mama's clarinet, missed and ended up as a white stain on the stage.
This movie isn't about music...
@@erigor11 BULLSHIT!!! GET OUT MY FACE PYLE BEFORE I GOUGE OUT YOUR EYEBALL AND SKULL FUCK YOU!!!
- We quickly developed a rhythm of working together.
All I saw in front of me was JK yelling "NOT QUITE MY TEMPO!"
Miles Teller is one of the greatest actors of all time. His way to take any character and put this beautiful humanization, reflection and depth is absolutely astounding.
I’m a big fan of his movies and pretty much enjoy him in everything hes been in, but don’t put him in that catagory lmao. That tier is reserved for Daniel Day-Lewis, Denzel, Leo, Christian Bale, Al Pacino, DeNiro, etc
"Geez almost 10 minutes idk if i'll watch it entirely"
"Oh wai it's already over ?"
haha exactly
LauW G. wtf how did this happen
LauW G. i got the same feeling. weird.
same here
You guys’re that impatient?
Best movie about fraudulent automobile insurance claims ever.
The truck was rushing, not dragging
Eynid Helipp made my day lol
lol. 300th like
@@drummerboy0620 this is sparta!
I saw Whiplash at a special screening in Hollywood and J.K. did a q&a after the film. Funny enough he really couldn't stand the character of Fletcher and did not believe that it was worth it to endure such abuse to become great, nor did he agree with his "Good Job" speech. He was such a sweet guy.
He did an excellent job of making it unclear whether fletcher is just a sadistic piece of shit hiding behind the excuse of making greatness, or a geniune teacher who wants to extract the best out of his student no matter what
I like movies that don't have perfect characters. Miles Teller is very determined in what he does but he's also an asshole because of it.
YEEEEES why dont movies and TV bring in more nuanced characters? GoT did it right season 1-4 imho.
GRUJ fuck yeah right on
You mean Andrew neiman right? Not the actor? Or is the actor an asshole?
Ivin3690 i did mean the character haha, thank you
@@gh8735 lol no worries, I was surprised for a second
this lighting is BEAUTIFUL
Michael Meehan Thank the DOP.
*bootyful
phyllo
Michael Meehan not quite my brightness.
It’s ORANGE
At first I didn't really want to see this movie but the other night I finally decided to watch it. It was by far one of the best best movies I've seen in awhile!
The same experience here.
Same, I was really apprehensive about it, but I loved it.
High praise indeed!
From future can confirm
@@ankovysauce5132 from future future can confirm
Is anyone else wondering about one question? Who the hell took the folder?
Better yet, was Nicole in the audience?
Supposedly Fletcher took the folder to teach a sort of silent lesson and get his point across. The original core drummer that Neiman replaced thought he had the upper hand on Neiman at that point of the movie. Fletcher took it to put them on an even playing field and show him modesty. Or he was just being a dick. 😂
@@valgorath Makes sense even when considering the fact that the folder that Fletcher gave Andrew was possibly the very one that went "missing".
It was fletcher.
First time we see the folder is when neiman gets into fletchers band. They're some writing on it from carl. At the final scene you can see whiplash with the exact same writings on it. Fletcher basically gave back the folder he stole
It was that Mick leprechaun Flannery
Miles Teller is the most unknown known actor. So quiet, you dont hear a beep from him. And he's been in so many awesome films.
Well...#Tellertok
This movie is PURE GOLD...
I've watched it like 20 times. Unique 💗
I don't like the ending , though - sth. missing
+Thilo von Hindenburg when you finally get your professor-from-hell's approval by being better than he expected, i think that's a great ending for anyone.
EJ Maghirang it's quite the opposite, the movie has a very dark and grim ending.
@@sciencecharity I think it's up to the viewer if they want to interpret the ending as either the good version or bad, but I'd have to agree with you that it seems to suggest the bad version. I mean it's pretty evident when the father of the mc is peeking through the doors watching his son play, his facial expression isn't one of amazement or awe, it's one of horror. I mean just before in the movie him and his son were taking legal action against Fletcher and getting him kicked and now he's seeing his son playing in the same jazz band with Fletcher in it. His look signifies that his son has chosen to go down a very dark road and most likely isn't coming back it.
@@JasonJia11 WTF you talking about?!?! lol. The look of his father right at the end is one of him being extremely proud and in awe of what his son has actually accomplished. That's clear as day, you have an odd way of judging peoples expressions dude.
This video not quite my tempo.
NOT MY FUCKING TEMPO!!!
Were you rushing or were you dragging
Try 1.25x
Lukas Williamson still dragging
Oven Reese fucking pick one are u rushing or dragging
Minus the physical abuse, I had a band director who was extremely similar to Fletcher hahahahaha. This film gave me flashbacks.
To me, as a musician, drummer, it triggers my anxiety right to the point you literally feel the emotions and sensations, hate, frustration, anger… truly a masterpiece
Simmons very accurately portrayed my drum instructor, except that my instructor never threw anything at me or hit me. I'd like to think that if he ever DID hit someone or throw something at them, that he did it in perfect time, at his tempo.
I have a horrible feeling that Andrew died broke and drunk and full of heroin at the age of 34.
He'd probably rather die broke and drunk, full of heroine at the age of 34 than to die old, rich and sober and have nobody remember him.
@@damienleigh9943 I think the opposite....I think he'd rather die old and be remembered....
He outgrew fletchers abuse and had clarity during his break...he wasn't discouraged and played his solo even after hugging his dad and apologizing to nicole....
That’s what Damien himself said would become of him!
@@javieremoya i think he was joking with the dinning scene, where he discusses with his family
@@javieremoya I think this too. The fact that he attacked Terrence showed that he was willing to fight back rather than take it. Also getting him kicked out of the school and then going back on stage, not choosing to leave and saying FU to Terrence while playing, feels distinctly different from maybe other students that took the abuse and were driven to madness. In some ways Andrew I think plays to his tempo at the end, you don't really see Terrence telling him to go faster or slower, he plays freely and gets acceptance.
I played drums in my high school jazz band, and the director was just like Fletcher. Additionally, he was a multi-instrumentalist and could rip apart anybody on any instrument, drums, piano, flute, trumpet. I think trumpet was his forte. He was a brick wall with a dry sense of humor. One night he made me stay after for like, an hour and a half to work on this eight-bar intro to a Christmas song. He wouldn't let me leave until I had it just right. I went home that night and ignored my parents and my siblings, just went straight to my room and cried my fucking eyes out.
I've worked with band directors in middle school, high school, college, and independent projects, and that guy will always be my favorite director with whom I've ever worked.
+SneakyNinja1220 sarcasm is the worst
+AntonDoesMusic It's like a military DI...They bring things out of you that you didn't think you had...Great story by the way..I hope you're enjoying a career in music...It's a very tough racket...Guys like Gadd, Weckle, and other great studio drummers have a good life! Who is your favorite drummer?
Jesus christ he sounds like he made you better but he is your favorite director? You give the reason of his control on you to what you own to your success?
Well, the other directors were pushovers or too laid back, and as a result, most of our band didn't care about their performance. They wouldn't practice at home, talk between song-changes, goof off, etc.
So yeah, I liked him the most because he pushed us the hardest. And there's nothing like being pushed beyond your comfort zone, because you'll soon learn to adapt, or fail.
AntonDoesMusic
it sounded like he really cared about you actually. Otherwise, he would have just let you walk out.
Brilliant idea to put the subtitles in the middle of the screen!
Hahaha
Even more brilliant would be to follow the idea all the way through and make it cover the entire screen!
I realized that JK Simmon's voice was higher at 6:25 than it was in the same part in the movie.
wait wtf...
Joseph Jang
It’s not like that in the movie... why the fuck is it like that in here?
I know that particular like was originally “I’ll *fuck* you like a pig” but that was for the short film. J.S Simmons didn’t want to say it got the full length feature.
So line was changed to “I’ll *gut* you like a pig.” The director still wanted the original line so he cut the dialog from the short and pasted it in the movie. I don’t know why that would make the audio higher pitch though.
ThomasTheSpecter actually in the full length movie he doesn’t say “gut you,” I imagine the audio was edited for trailers, but the movie itself uses basically the same script as the short.
@@thomasthespecter4455 they sped it up bro, not that deep
"Not quite my pitch" 😉
With that beard J. K. Simmons should do a biographical movie about Lenin.
I am the walrus?
@@as-hamadheisc2081 VI Lenin. Vladimir Ilyich Ulyanov!!
with round specs
Fuck Lenin. He was a peice of shit
J.K. is super great at playing assholes in movies so yeah he'd be a good choice!
god, his eyes are soo blue!
Aryan League bitch. Lol I’m just joking. But if you like JK Simmons you should definitely watch OZ
damn gurl ur a snacc
@@Pllayer064 Down bad!
@@themexican8720 always
I'm a pro drummer and I had a scary teacher when I was 10. Almost 46 years ago. I love this movie for so many obvious reasons. One of my favorites. Great performances.
Miles has had so many exceptional roles over the last few years, great actor in great roles. But this movie left me with my jaw on the ground, a great culminations of a perfect cast and script. The movie terrified me with the focus and drive in their characters.
Absolutely fucking LOVED this film. The last 2 years have been really strong in cinema. This is my favourite movie of the year. Might be one of favourite closings to a film ever too.
I think filmmakers are getting back on track nowadays since the new decade has come into bloom. I felt the 00s where overall, fairly weak compared to say the 70s or the 90s. Good to see some real fuckin' bravura performances. Can't wait to watch the other movies I've missed from this year; Birdman, Theory of everything, etc.
Birdman is great. I preferred this film but Birdman's definitley worth a watch
molesticles Theory of Everything you could miss but definitely watch Birdman, it's a straight up masterpiece
Birdman is overrated and pretty pretentious. Boyhood is great as is the Grand Budapest Hotel.
Birdman is really good
Lewis Cranston
I would have said the opposite completely.
his biceps lol
Same
How you doing my guy, after 3 years, you doing ok
@@karimahsan341 hahah
@@karimahsan341 the real question is, how you doing after 7 months???
@@aaronhackett6626 nah, real question is how you doing after 3 days?
The Fact that Miles Teller trained and himself performed these scenes makes me appreciate the movie more .
I guess that's how he got the role in Top Gun : Maverick next to Tom Cruise
Miles Teller, so undaunted, honest and relaxed. Great film.
the interaction between Jk and Miles is magic,.raw, superior Class A Top Notch stuff-- best flick i've seen in a long time.... impeccable . Super chemistry, raw,.real, and educational in a blatant sense...,
7 stars out of 5
I love this movie. The ending is a thriller!!
Attilio Rizzo Jr. why the end is a thriller ?
Lisa Arnaud Watch the movie and find out!
i watched the full movie twice, and i saw the end like seven times. But i still can't find the symbols Christopher Morris
Because basically the main character in the end just become another fletcher!!!!!! He is not drumming because he like, he only care about win but without life, really sad story.
Charles Li thank u. And in the movie,have you seen any war symbols ? Because the director said he directed the movie as a war movie
Who’s here after 5 years and still thinks this movie is the best music movie ever made. 10/10 💯💯💯 other movies ✊ Not Quite My Tempo
Do i look like a double fucking rainbow?
Twice as gay and a bag of skittles
Does anyone else hear Jonah Hill´s voice when Miles Teller is talking?... hehe weird
That's funny because I thought the same thing.
Same haha
True 🤠
Sukhwinder Singh *S I M P*
I will never be able to unhear that 🤷🏼♂️
Great fuckin movie. Just awesome. I too know this kind of intimidation.
JK Simmons is a beast. i'd pay cash money to see clips of his workout routine for this film. imagine juno's dad cranking those biceps in the gym day after day.
I remember watching the movie for the first time. I felt everything become secondary and be like back ground noise because I felt I was IN THE SCREEN. Everytime Fletcher would shout or lash out, I would react or flinch as if I were in the guy's place. And to be able to bring that out from the audience is spectacular. The cinematography and the director's hardwork as well as the actor's pay off shows.
Just met Miles Teller super nice guy
Miles & JK: This was an exciting and efficient filming process
Damien: I am traumatized to this day😰
This was one of the best films I've ever seen
Still can’t get over how phenomenal the movie was. Absolutely breathtaking.
I watched this last night, one of my favourite films of all time and hands down greatest music film of all time. For non musicians you can be captivated by the story as it unfolds being such a raw spectacle. For a musician (including myself) the appreciation of the endless pursuit of perfection, which is so rarely hit by artists (especially of today). This film goes above and beyond telling the viewer the sacrifice and commitment to achieve that one moment that can define you as a person.
Jk simmons portrayal of his chracter here is freaking gold what an awesome guy
I still remember the first time I saw Whiplash, I was with my big sister in our grandma’s living room, and we casually landed on HBO while it was playing, we just started watching it without saying anything, it wasn’t like “hey this looks good, let’s keep watching it”; we said nothing to each other, we were hooked from the get go.
I still remember how sweaty I was, we were definitely at the edge of our seats and the car crash scene made my sister gasp so loud 😂 I wish I could experience it again for the first time again, because this movie is a masterclass in filmmaking
I dated a deaf girl and we talked about this movie a lot. I wish that while we were together that we had watched more silent films. It would have been an interesting experience to have shared with someone with her life experience and compare it to mine. She had some of the wildest opinions and views on the world. People really shape our lives in remarkable ways and whiplash demonstrates that exceptionally.
A masterpiece. Such a well written antagonist, at times you go into his motives and back story which to some degree starts to undermine your dislike of him. In the end they meet after such a turmoil of events and emotions.
The best part of the movie is how well Simmons channels his desire for pictures of Spider-man into every scene.
I love the personality clashing, but the similar drive both characters have with each other is maddeningly captivating at the same time. The end showcased how in sync their insanity was to find what they needed, but how much they still despised each other in spite of their search. Fantastic casting and a glorious movie.
The ending scene makes me so inspired to play my drums and be the best I can be.
Its apparently a dark ending. But it was exhilarating
+AsianZj whether or not it's dark really comes down to interpretation. Personally I find it uplifting and it leaves me happy. It's a man who has conquered his fear of failure and risen to the challenge of his mentor/bully. He gave up things along the way, but at the same time if he had allowed himself to be broken by Fletcher he would have become a shell of person and most likely wasted away in deep depression.
dont
@@drop0ut606 He gave up A LOT along the way haha not just some things. He reached his dream, but ultimately, his dream requires full sacrifice of the self.
Coffeelips and u better be shitting me perfect 400’s coffeelips! Stay strong bro!
This director is a genius. Such a masterpiece of a movie. Plus the actors are perfectly casted and deliver the best performance possible.
As a film maker I'm BLOW AWAY by this film. Everything from the cinematography to the writing and the acting just perfect. It captures the level of dedication and hard work required to be truly great at anything.
There is a lot of organic passion in this film and every aspect of life is interacting with it.
What i love about this movie is that it truly captures a musicians search for anxiety. I feel like im drawn to anxiety as an actress and vocalist. Even when im working audio tech im drawn to the sort of anxiety that makes everything so thrilling. I complain to my non-musician friends and they dont quite understand why i love my art if it makes me so stressed or why i keep going after the thrill of feeling anxious during a job
Miles is an extremely talented and underrated actor.
Shame about his other hobbies
@@lynpendry what do you mean?
@@lynpendrywhat
The director has a brilliant mind and executed his ideas perfectly... through the gifts of J.K., Miles and the sound engineers.
I was more scared at JK Simmons in this movie than Anthony Hopkins's Hannibal in The Silence of the Lambs
This character is way more realistic and found irl than Hannibal
This film is a masterpiece!!! A film never lies A great director and a professional cast all need to pull in one direction to make a great film
In my opinion it’s one of the best music themed movies ever made, it plays with the mind and its beautiful in the sense that the ending can have multiple meanings
This movie was so fantastically shot and edited. Great work to everyone!
J.K. Simmons is easily the most underrated actor working today. The guy simply dominates (in a good way) every movie he's in.
One of my favorite movie of all time! Simply an instant classic.
This movie is so good and especially as a drummer, I can say Miles did a really good job with doing the drumming like over the audio and the music in this was so good.
This movie is a work of art.
I think there’s a teacher like this in every aspect of teaching-whether it’s music, history, art, math, whatever. Pushing the student past their potential, is what every teacher should do-not just pass them.
These are the movies that earn respect of the audience and tells how sacred the art of film making is
can we thank film4 for the subtitle work? excellent work
I love this film and the cast so much! I’ve watched the last scene easily 100 times!
As a musician there’s no other film like it for drums ,like Crossroads is to guitar!
Proof that Hollywood still has originality
MrPembo101 but isn't whiplash an indie film? Pfft
Whiplash is independent
Sorry mrpembo from 3 years ago but this is not the work of hollywood, they dont appreciate arts like these
@@himanshunaidu389 you're making shit up so that you can complain.
I really want to see the director/writers’ band teachers reaction to this.
The short filming schedule of the film, the no bigger than necessary cast, the plot born from personal experience so intimately put to screen.
Extremely tight grip that lets absolutely nothing go to waste.
It's great that J.K. Simmons is actually a really chill dude
Simmons has a certain expression. From my very simple layman's perspective, it seems to be the face a ventless pressure cooker or a battery in thermal runaway would wear. The face that says "don't move... don't breathe... and you MIGHT live". Its a face that I've only ever seen before on one other person... and I was shit-my-pants afraid of him. What an actor.
I find myself a very harsh critic when it comes to movies, i know im not a big time movie maker or someone with credentials that might make any number of people listen to me, but movies are made for the public right, made for the people who take the time to go to the theater or buy them? This movie is one of my all time favorites (very few films reside there). The acting and subject matter is so intriguing. The editing and cinematography is for the most part fantastic. This movie made me start playing drums, and has impacted my life like no other.
This is my favorite movie EVER, nothing compares. I appreciate everybody involved in the making of this masterpiece
Great job putting the subtitles directly across the actors faces...
Paul Reisers face when he peaks through the curtains at end is one of the most haunting 5 seconds in history. "My son is a prodigy and will probably go to a mental institution after tonight"
Man so many people think the ending is sad but I just loved it. I was air drumming along with him, feeling the music in my chest while I cheered him on. I think that was nothing short of inspirational.
Same!
😬
people interpreting the ending other than being sad have also fallen into the same trap of despair that Andrew has gotten himself into because of Fletcher's manipulation
Just watched this film today and it was emotionally amazing all the way until the End!
Everytime Miles say u know is the perfect part of the interview
Great film, can't believe I waited 4 years to watch it.
Watching in 2k21
jk simmons is such a phenomenal actor
Top film and two leads at the top of their games
Outstanding
best cinematography ive seen
J.k's voice is amazing.
Simmons character was very much like my father except my father wasn’t in the quest for artistic perfection, his goal was simply to crush my spirit in an effort to ensure I never amounted to anything in life. Although his quest ultimately failed after I ran away from home at 15 and never looked back, the near-constant physical and mental abuse I endured left it’s scars that I still feel 40 years later.