Review of Mr. Holland's Opus (1995) by Paul K — 30 Oct 2007
This is a perfect drama. Richard Dreyfuss is incredible as a composer who must put his dreams aside to care for his pregnant wife and eventually his tragically deaf son. Every life that Mr. Holland touches is a wonderful blend of adolescent crises and Mr.
Holland's own development as a human being. The final scene of this movie is quite possibly one of the most heart-wrenchingly beautiful moments in a film I have seen. I highly recommend this to anyone is not a complete idiot.
This review of Mr. Holland's Opus (1995) was written by Paul K on 30 Oct 2007.
Mr. Holland's Opus has generally received positive reviews.
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