The most exciting part of the whole film is to make Beethoven look like a dirty and savage farmer. God treats everyone fairly. He has given him too much talent, so give him less temperament and self-discipline, yes, by the way. Take his hearing away too. A master is someone who knows what God has given him, and persistently uses this only advantage to realize his own value.
After watching this film, I feel that the distance between classical music has been shortened. It turns out that there is an ancestor of rock and roll in the camp of classical music. There are a few rockers who can be wild and perverse to the point of bey while still standing firm on God's side. Listening to Bei's music again at this time, I won't think that more than an hour is a long time, at least it can be regarded as a super-long version of rock and roll.
A little bit of reverie, when can I make a Bach movie and let Chow Yun-fat play it. It is possible to show what God looks like when he is not mad.
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