Maestro
Drama • R • 2023 • 2 hr 9 min
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Phenomenal, but the ending could have been better. It focused on his conductor life, and the music could have been a tad more enthusiastic.
Mr. Copper delivers a great movie, with so much heart, about music, love and cinema.
While formulaic, Maestro is still an enjoyable watch.
Captures the emotional, soaring sweep of both Bernstein’s music and his love affairs. Mulligan and Cooper both do amazing work here.
A really beautiful biopic of Bernstein and his marriage, with an amazing acting by Bradley Cooper and beautiful music. Totally worth it.
This film uses love and music to take you to the heights of triumph and the depths of sorrow. Heartbreaking and gorgeous.
I really hope Bradley Cooper managed to avoid thoracic outlet syndrome from conducting that hard.
I’m sorry, but making a movie about “sexuality” and being unfaithful to your wife. Just doesn’t do it for me. Sure the acting is good.
Watch it just for the performance of Mahler's Resurrection Symphony.
Mesmerising.It was more a romantic drama than a biopic.Fantastic directing with splendid performances.Bradley was chilling.
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Bradley Cooper On What Made Him Want To Make Maestro | BAFTA
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Maestro's Carey Mulligan and Bradley Cooper on receiving honest feedback | EE BAFTA Film Awards 2024
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Bradley Cooper, Carey Mulligan discuss Maestro with Will Arnett
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Bradley Cooper, Carey Mulligan discuss Maestro with Hugh Jackman
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'Maestro' | Scene at The Academy
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Transforming Bradley Cooper into Leonard Bernstein
