SOMANYPOSTERS Whiplash Movie Poster

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Categories All Posters, Music, Oscar Winners Tags Austin Stowell, cold open, Damien Chazelle, drama, drum solo, drummer, drumsticks, film, intense, J. But Andrew's passion to achieve perfection quickly spirals into obsession, as his ruthless teacher pushes him to the brink of his ability and his sanity. Seeing this film in cinemas was the first time this year that I have completely enraptured (granted, I have not seen all of the top films that have come out so far). Whiplash, Música y Obsesión, Whiplash - Zum Erfolg getrieben, Whiplash - Musica y obsesion, Ритам лудила, 위플래쉬, Whiplash. It really is a film that lingers in your mind for days, nagging you, like Fletcher over your shoulder.

It's not just a music film, but also one that adapts to the elements of sports training, war at boot camp and biopic genres with the way it frames its elements. Under the direction of a ruthless instructor, a talented young drummer begins to pursue perfection at any cost, even his humanity. A promising young drummer enrols at a cut-throat music conservatory where his dreams of greatness are mentored by an instructor who will stop at nothing to realise a student's potential. There's a refreshing brevity to the film with its sharp atmosphere, but it's so rich in emotion, psychological tension and personal subtext.Some information and/or images in this header may be provided either partially or in full from The Movie Database. It's a long road to the top, but the script makes the right decision to allow him to revel in the little moments of success, but then to immediately test him in surprising and involving ways.

Chazelle is committed on expressing the physicality of drumming and Teller captures it exhaustively without feeling contrived. Taking the festival circuit by storm since its Sundance premiere in January, Whiplash is starting to feel like the underdog that could go far with its crowd-pleasing intensity. And nearly a full day was dedicated to a scene in Fletcher's office that was cut from the final movie. Even though he's an unlikeable character with nothing nice to say, he's still somewhat endearing and enigmatic, much like R.

He's a force of nature, with a terrifying presence that incites the fear Bryan Cranston achieved with the peak of his Walter White.