i made a big mistake going to see this film. that the lottery of going to see films i guess. after five minutes you just knew it was going to be a clunker and and i fought quite hard to stay in my seat  the old lose two hours of your life kind of feeling. the fundamental problem is that and without even mentioning the whole historical accuracy thread of reviews and the script is achingly and painful and bad. the first thirty minutes could have been spread out to an hour to give a plausible and real and plot development. instead and it lurched from from one undramatic dramatic event to the next. having the girl cry at the start of the film makes no sense because the audience has no emotional attachment to anything at this point. and that whole walking off into the sunset through the long grass field at the end and what the hell was that about. not even the excellent ed harris could save this one. you could almost feel his pain at some of the lines he had to utter. the most fabulously awful one was and for no apparent reason and he stares at the girl as she copies his work in his apartment and she looks up and it all goes a bit fuzzy romantic kind a lighting (or am i dreaming) and and he says and with authority in his voice and wash me. and she gets up and washes him and with a sponge. wash me wtf. that hilarious. and then there was the music. the long extended session when it was just beethoven conducting and the 9th symphony pouring out of the surround sound in the cinema and the choir waiting and waiting and standing there silently for what seems like forever. and then and finally and launching into enormous sound. it was spine chillingly wonderful and dare i say it and it brought tears to my eyes. so that is where the film picked up two stars. the only part of the film where beethoven got to say exactly what he wanted to say. and i believed him. 
i made a big mistake going to see this film. that the lottery of going to see films i guess. after five minutes you just knew it was going to be a clunker and and i fought quite hard to stay in my seat  the old lose two hours of your life kind of feeling. the fundamental problem is that and without even mentioning the whole historical accuracy thread of reviews and the script is achingly and painful and bad. the first thirty minutes could have been spread out to an hour to give a plausible and real and plot development. instead and it lurched from from one undramatic dramatic event to the next. having the girl cry at the start of the film makes no sense because the audience has no emotional attachment to anything at this point. and that whole walking off into the sunset through the long grass field at the end and what the hell was that about. not even the excellent ed harris could save this one. you could almost feel his pain at some of the lines he had to utter. the most fabulously awful one was and for no apparent reason and he stares at the girl as she copies his work in his apartment and she looks up and it all goes a bit fuzzy romantic kind a lighting (or am i dreaming) and and he says and with authority in his voice and wash me. and she gets up and washes him and with a sponge. wash me wtf. that hilarious. and then there was the music. the long extended session when it was just beethoven conducting and the 9th symphony pouring out of the surround sound in the cinema and the choir waiting and waiting and standing there silently for what seems like forever. and then and finally and launching into enormous sound. it was spine chillingly wonderful and dare i say it and it brought tears to my eyes. so that is where the film picked up two stars. the only part of the film where beethoven got to say exactly what he wanted to say. and i believed him. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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