Maestro | Official Trailer | Netflix

From Director Bradley Cooper, Maestro is the towering and fearless love story chronicling the lifelong relationship between cultural icon Leonard Bernstein and Felicia Montealegre Cohn Bernstein. A love letter to life and art, Maestro, at its core, is an emotionally epic portrayal of family and love.

Starring Academy Award Nominee Carey Mulligan and Academy Award Nominee Bradley Cooper, don’t miss MAESTRO.

MAESTRO | Written by Bradley Cooper and Josh Singer.

In Select Theaters November 22 and on Netflix December 20.

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  1. This is too much for me. Cooper spent years of his life practicing and preparing just for this one role, just to make this one movie. What a waste.

    I get it, he is committed to his story, he is a perfectionist. Still, what a waste.

    He is never going to get that time back. Life moves forwards, not backwards.

    Such precious thing like time wasted for the sake of something as foolish as perfectionism.

    Before I used to think like this too. I was a perfectionist. Perfection had to be the end result always, nothing less than that should be accepted.

    However, with time I realized perfectionism was nothing but a waste of time.

    The search for perfection is ill fated from the start. Perfection is a illusion that fools people. The same goes for the apparent glory of achieving perfection.

    People think perfection will make their lives mean something and that they will get people’s cheers by achieving it.

    This is the problem with art. It takes itself seriously, too seriously. It doesn’t nurture depth, it nurtures obsession and the moment you get obsessed you are done.

    The world teaches us obsession is key to succeeding but the reality is, obsession is only key to destroying us.

    Obsession gets you far at the cost of you losing interest in the one thing that made you happy, the one thing you enjoyed.

    Obsession wrecks you from the inside out, and leaves you empty and with less time.

  2. That symphony playing in the background always gives me chills and makes me cry every time I hear it. So wonderful. Yes, Mahler. I should listen to it more often. I came here as a result of an msn article I read called: My Dad Was Gay — But Married to My Mom For 64 Years. As She Died, I Overheard Something I Can't Forget and absolutely loved the story. October 1, 2024

  3. Man Hollywood has gone! This movies are crap, torture for one's eyes and ears. I mean, Barbie was nominated, and this too, and Oppenheimer won! I guess I'll just watch old movies from now on.

  4. This movie is connected to the Masonic network much of them from Michigan like David Oppenheim who's connected to the Rooney's and the Unions (Police unions etc) and promote eugenics and murder through media and though the Tisch School out of NYC where many Hollywood actors attend and go on to promote almost exclusively eugenic, murder type movies. THE NFL who the Rooneys are connected to this too, and its part of Watergate/fed/CIA evil to control the population through sadism and government policy, evil courts/police, an evil Senate and so on. The movie is part of the Masons bad mentor campaign which creates pedophilia and mental illness. NYPD is part of this as well and has connection to the Tisches. Unsurprisingly they're all part of the murder/mafia network as well.

  5. The film is well represented in relation to this American conductor and composer : Leonard BERNSTEIN.

    On the other hand, what bothers me a little is the way Bradley Cooper conducts the orchestra especially in MAHLER’s Symphony no 2, the movements are quite exaggerated to conduct the choirs and the orchestra . . .

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