I Will NEVER Watch *WHIPLASH* Again...

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• TH

  @TheAngryMoth104 · 2 years ago

  The realest MVP in this film is the Bassist who actually follows Neimans cue for Caravan

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• MA

  @maxdonahue210 · 2 years ago

  During the “not quite my tempo” scene Andrew was perfectly on time, but fletcher was saying he wasn’t because he was immediately beginning to manipulate him

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• AL

  @alexbartha274 · 2 years ago

  I never noticed until now that during Andrew's first hazing, the core drummer looks confused as all hell because he's counting along and keeps giving Fletcher the side eye because even he knows Andrew is playing at the right tempo.

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• JA

  @jayden2ful · 2 years ago

  “I have no musical talent whatsoever, about as much musical talent as a fish” Aha that means you’re good at scales! Thankyou, thankyou very much

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• CW

  @cwardfilms · 2 years ago

  Finally a reactor that finally understood the villian won in this movie! His dads shocked face at the end realizing he lost his son and the bad guy of the story won

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• JA

  @JamesSerapio · 2 years ago

  "They are going to be good friends." 🤣

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• GR

  @grahamlyon9329 · 2 years ago

  "His dad just lost his son to Fletcher" -fucking exactly. I really love how you broke the bigger & underlining themes down.

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• TY

  @TylerWatson2000 · 2 years ago

  This is hands down one of my favorite J.K Simmons performances. I’ve seen genocidal villains in movies that were not nearly as sadistic as Terrence Fletcher

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• M3

  @M3WT-va · 2 years ago

  I remember when this movie came out, my percussion director looked at us and said, "If I ever end up acting like the teacher in Whiplash, throw your sticks at me and walk out." He was obviously joking, but looking back with nearly 10 years of separation from it, I can see why no one would want to be like him. Mr.Wheeler you rocked, and no, you were never a Fletcher.

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• KL

  @kluaoha · 2 years ago

  The director himself has classified it as a "tragedy", the final look on his dad's face showing fear that Andrew has chosen the path of insatiable ambition despite the costs.

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• SH

  @Shelbyj13 · 2 years ago

  "You are hard to please dude".   Alex figured out the movie in the first minute.

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• RA

  @Raven09s · 2 years ago (edited)

  You understood the movie very early on.  Teller's character was willing to do ANYTHING to be great, including going back to his abuser to earn his respect.  The teacher wanted to find the next GREAT jazz player.  Nothing more.  The look the father gave through the door at the end was the realization that his son was lost to him.

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