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Nat 2022-03-25 09:01:23
When the eldest son threw the violin on the ground, if he was in China, the child would definitely be beaten. But instead of hitting the child, she saw his fear, confessed her failure to the child, took him into her arms, and said to him, "I promise I will take care of you and my brother, and never leave...
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Ernie 2022-03-25 09:01:23
Great people are all around us. Aunt May likes...
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Camron 2022-03-25 09:01:23
It was a movie that I watched when I was at my lowest stage, to inspire myself to move forward...
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Krystal 2022-03-25 09:01:23
Five stars for Meryl Streep's heartfelt performance and of course that gorgeous...
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Lolita 2022-03-25 09:01:23
Why is music education transforming? ① Judging from the results, music education has brought tremendous changes to children. Most of the time, the effort paid in the process of learning music is directly proportional to the results obtained, and it can be clearly seen, which is very helpful. Children learn a hobby and enrich their lives while building self-confidence. ②Women don't need to rely on their husbands, and men can live well or even better! Marriage does not mean sacrificing a woman's...
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Lola 2022-03-25 09:01:23
The views on marriage in the movie are in line with everyone's views on marriage today, ahead of their time. The theme of the film is partial to the American dream, and the educator is still a great profession, affecting generations after generations. Thanks to Charles, this point is also great, the script and character portrayal of the Hollywood movie are...
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Gladyce 2022-03-25 09:01:23
The narrative method is more Hollywood-like, and it is a little tired of aesthetics. There are a few scenes in the scene that are quite surprising. This may be an unexpected easter egg brought by the director of horror movies. In addition to the consistent warm tone from beginning to end, the most moving part of the film is that the heroine's mother said something to her on the bus to Carnegie Hall, thank you Charles, you have today , Yes, many temporary difficulties in life are actually signs...
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Gerson 2022-03-25 09:01:23
Children who study music don't go...
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Brandy 2022-03-25 09:01:23
music is from the heart and heart follow the...
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Hank 2022-03-23 09:03:31
The power of this story is more or less distracted by the switching between different themes and the lengthy timeline, which is a...
Music of the Heart Comments
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Jarrod 2022-02-03 08:16:01
An unpredictable arrangement
Really enough routines, a typical theme film, the time jumps for 10 years, the middle female protagonist as a single mother and public school teacher's boring, poverty, and difficulties are not shown, ten years later, still doing the same job in the same place, living in the same place. With a...
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Sydnie 2022-02-03 08:16:01
hope you can take a look
This is an inspirational movie starring Meryl Streep. It is said that the heroine was originally scheduled to be Madonna, but was later replaced by Meryl Streep. This movie has Chinese dubbing, which I like Qiao Zhen and Ding Jianhua, and Tong Zirong, I have seen this movie at least 8 times, both...
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Isabel Vasquez: [approaching Roberta who is sitting on a bench by herself at lunch after being shunned by other teachers] What's the matter? You got cooties or somethin'?
Roberta Guaspari: Oh, apparently.
Isabel Vasquez: Well, I'll take my chances. Isabel Vasquez, second grade.
Roberta Guaspari: Roberta Guaspari, I'm ...
Isabel Vasquez: The violin teacher. I know.
Roberta Guaspari: So is it my imagination, or does *everybody* here hate me?
Isabel Vasquez: Look, it's hard to fit in when you're doing a special program. People figure you're not gonna be here very long, so they don't make the effort. It may take a while for folks to warm up to you, but they don't hate you.
Roberta Guaspari: What about Alice?
Isabel Vasquez: A - She thinks the violin is a waste of time. B - She's a bitch!
Roberta Guaspari: [laughs] So, why are you being so nice to me?
Isabel Vasquez: Ulterior motives. I want my daughter in your class next year!
Roberta Guaspari: If I'm here next year...
Isabel Vasquez: You will be.
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Roberta Guaspari: [after finding out her violin program has just been cut] There's got to be some way we can fight this!
Janet Williams: Fight it for what? I don't have any extra programs I can give them instead.
Roberta Guaspari: Ohhh, I see! After 10 years, after 1400 kids have learned the violin, "this is just an extra program!"
Janet Williams: You know I don't feel that way! And you know *damn* well I've been standing by you all these years! You think I haven't noticed what you've done for these kids?
Roberta Guaspari: Well, then *do* something!
Janet Williams: I have been on that phone for the past three days trying to do something! They're sick of hearing my voice! Believe me, there are other people around here I would *much* rather get rid of! But as far as the board is concerned, violin classes are not a priority! I don't have the power here, Roberta.
