Everyone has personal experience of how much a good teacher affects students. Dreyfus interprets the image of a flesh-and-blood teacher with superb acting skills. He has encountered many misfortunes in his family life, but is still loyal to his duties and conveys his love for music to students through education. A large part of the film focuses on how Holland teaches students in accordance with their aptitude and persuades them. In expressing the sense of the passage of time, precious documentary shots from various historical periods have been added to smoothly complete the alternate process of different eras. The warmth in the film is as turbulent as the ocean under the warm sun. The affection between parents and children, the affection between teachers and students, without exaggeration, impacts our lack of warmth. It expresses the nobleness of teachers and at the same time delicately depicts the twists and turns of family life. And happiness. The story in the whole film does not have much novelty. The narrative is traditional and conservative in thinking. It also praises the common good qualities, but it is handled properly and very restrained, so it is touching and not sensational (
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Mr. Holland's Opus evaluation action
2022-01-08 08:02
Extended Reading
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Ena 2022-04-23 07:03:28
Am I touched? Yes. Wil'I see it again? Probably no. Hail! THE LOVE!
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Laurence 2022-03-26 09:01:10
Warmth card, a little sour in two or three places. . When I went out, I heard people say: I came here to take two classes, and the movies were all good. sigh... The uncles in the outer courtyard really like this educational film, like chicken soup for the soul. . But life sometimes is a thing that make u laugh with tears..
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Vice Principal Wolters: Have you been to any of the football games this season, Mr. Holland?
Glenn Holland: I can't say that I have, no.
Vice Principal Wolters: Well, Mrs. Jacobs and I feel that there's something missing.
Glenn Holland: Touchdowns.
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Rowena Morgan: You love music and you made the kids love it with you.