Maestro
Maestro Will never understand how Bradley Cooper never got an Oscar for this film. What did he do wrong? Did he campaign too much? Was desperation reeking from his pores that it turned people off? Did he want that Oscar too much? I can't find fault with this film, it's a masterpiece. Bradley Cooper was excellent, he was on the form of his life, he was amazing, so talented. He did everything right with this film. The story and writing is perfect down to the beats, scenes and sequences. The tone and pacing is perfect, chronicles Leonard Bernstein's life beautifully, the movie runs in black and white for sometime to convey and evoke that nostalgic feeling and then switches to color to indicate that time has elapsed. The artistic decisions were spot on. The acting superb. He wrote, directed and produced it. If that's not enough, he enlisted help from Martin Scorsese and Steven Speilberg. I understand the decision to hand Oppenheimer some awards, it was a great m...