If the film is focused on depicting a young musical genius, the screenwriter is a bit outrageous. I can believe that a person has a natural musical sensitivity, and also believes that a person has a strong listening and melody ability, but I don't believe that a person can write the second 16th note without a hitch just after knowing what CDEFGAB is. Sound, even more outrageous is that he can actually write a symphony score! ! People who have no music knowledge education can never do it! In time, the prodigy Mozart, Bach and others also showed their talents after being immersed in the family for many years or following a group of court musicians for years. I believe in talent, but I also believe that talent can only be expressed better if it is combined with "technique".
If August really has never been exposed to any instruments and music, he can teach himself in the piano room of the church, according to the rhythm and pitch of the basketball court. Quzi, then I can only say that he can be psychic.
If the film knowledge only talks about August's talent and guitar skills, it may be more realistic, and it cannot be divorced from reality in order to satisfy the audience's fantasy of genius. Otherwise, it will just make people feel too fake.
Also, at the end of the film, the heroine wears such a long floor-length mermaid dress. . . Is not in line with the actual cello playing.
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