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1. sbstatesman.com › 12876910 years on, “Whiplash” is as breathtaking as it is ...

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   Sep 23, 2024 · In short, as derogatory as it may sound, “Whiplash” is particularly exhilarating sadomasochism — attributable to Simmons’ magnetic and perversely alluring performance — and this is where thematic misinterpretations run wild.

2. www.tasteofcinema.com › 2017 › 4-reasons-why4 Reasons Why “Whiplash” is a Modern Masterpiece of American ...

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   Mar 23, 2017 · Whiplash is considered a great film, but listed below are four reasons why it is a modern classic. 1. Career-Making Performances. Before Whiplash, J.K. Simmons was more or less a character actor, never fully reaching his dramatic potential.

3. screenrant.com › whiplash-soundtrack-guide-jazzWhiplash Soundtrack Guide: The Jazz Songs & Styles Explained

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   23 hours ago · Whiplash's Original Music Versus Its Historic Jazz. The Whiplash soundtrack is made up of two sections: the score written specifically for the movie and the actual jazz songs included in the film. The majority of the soundtrack was created especially for Whiplash, and was written by Justin Hurwitz, who later worked on Chazelle's film, La La Land.

4. www.msn.com › en-us › moviesWhiplash at 10 Years Old: How it Changed the Way We See ... - MSN

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   10 years ago, Whiplash surprised everyone who saw it. The film was about a drummer named Andrew (Miles Teller) who will do anything to be a great musician, and the teacher who can get him...

5. www.vulture.com › 2014 › 10Ask a Juilliard Professor: How Real Is Whiplash - Vulture

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   Oct 17, 2014 · Damien Chazelle’s Whiplash stormed its way into theaters last weekend with a militaristic take on jazz musicians, their mentors, collaborators, and ambitions. Although Chazelle has said much of...

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6. ourculturemag.com › 2021/04/06 › 12-best-quotes-from12 Best Quotes from Whiplash (2014) - Our Culture

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   Apr 6, 2021 · Here are twelve of the best quotes from Whiplash. Terence Fletcher: There are no two words in the English language more harmful than “good job”. Terence Fletcher: Not quite my tempo. Andrew: I’m upset! Terence Fletcher: For the record, Metz wasn’t out of tune.

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   What are the best quotes from whiplash?

   • Here are twelve of the best quotes from Whiplash. Terence Fletcher: There are no two words in the English language more harmful than “good job”. Terence Fletcher: Not quite my tempo. Andrew: I’m upset! Terence Fletcher: For the record, Metz wasn’t out of tune. You were, Erickson, but he didn’t know and that’s bad enough.

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   What makes Whiplash a good movie?

   • Whiplash shares many connections to other classics, in almost all of the major categories that contribute to an outstanding film. The editing is rhythmic, the cinematography is lonely and harsh, the score is like jazz itself; stagnant, yet smooth. The directing is complex, and the writing is brutal and to the point.

   4 Reasons Why “Whiplash” is a Modern Masterpiece of American Cinema

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   Why is whiplash a modern classic?

   • Brilliant performances, bold directing, and everything in between culminate in an experience that garners only one feeling: Pure Cinema. Whiplash is considered a great film, but listed below are four reasons why it is a modern classic. 1. Career-Making Performances

   4 Reasons Why “Whiplash” is a Modern Masterpiece of American Cinema

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   Is 'whiplash' a sadomasochism?

   • In short, as derogatory as it may sound, “Whiplash” is particularly exhilarating sadomasochism — attributable to Simmons’ magnetic and perversely alluring performance — and this is where thematic misinterpretations run wild.

   10 years on, “Whiplash” is as breathtaking as it is misunderstood

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   Is whiplash based on a true story?

   • Damien Chazelle’s fast-paced drama Whiplash finds its setting in the fictional New York Shaffer Conservatory, where Terence Fletcher (J K Simmons) mentors an up-and-coming jazz band with an iron fist. He’s verbally and physically abusive, but he believes that this is necessary in order to breed greatness.

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   How much money did 'Whiplash' make?

   • Few could have foreseen this film becoming a cultural phenomenon, even when it premiered to rapturous acclaim at the 2014 Sundance Film Festival, but with the help of some guerilla-style word-of-mouth marketing, “Whiplash” enraptured general audiences and earned $49 million in the box office.

   10 years on, “Whiplash” is as breathtaking as it is misunderstood

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8. www.theeagleonline.com › blog › silver-screenScenes that Stick: The obsession with success in ‘Whiplash’

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   Feb 10, 2021 · Whiplash is the story of how a backup jazz drummer can turn into the next Charlie Parker with the help of a mentor who is obsessed with perfection. Andrew Neiman (Miles Teller) is a first-year drummer at an elite music conservatory who has high ambitions but little self-worth.