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"August Rush", I have a daughter who is a music teacher and has had underpriviledged children in her care. I thought this movie was excellent for all ages. Also, I am a mentor for teenage moms and what a responsibility. Life is so precious, especially our young ones. Although this story is of different background thna I relate to previously, it is truly a heartwarming and lovely movie of courage and love.

"great movie", This is a great urban type of fairytale story . The music really sets this tale apart from others like it. Really worth watching

"Uniquely Composed", Have you ever stopped and listened to the sounds all around you? Did you hear the crickets, the wind chimes, the sounds of the wind? They create music, a symphony when all is put together. It is so beautiful and majestic. Even taking in the scenery that paints pictures before you, can add to the wonders of the natural sounds. August Rush (2007) is the perfect movie to turn your attention to these everyday surroundings. Not only is it a movie of music and the power it holds, but it is also a movie of love, whether it be romantic love, friendly love, or the love of a family. August Rush has it. Its story line is unique, and is harmoniously constructed.
I give a great deal of credit to the writers, James V. Hart (screenplay), Nick Castle (screenplay and story), and Paul Castro (story). I applaud the producers, the crew behind the movie, and the director, Kirsten Sheridan. There were many camera angles used; most were close-ups, but some long shots were included. There was a scene at the beginning of the film where both of these types of shots were shown. Lyla Novacek, (Keri Russell), and Louis Connelly, (Jonathan Rhys Meyers), just met on the rooftop of a building, and the close-ups of their faces showed sparkles in their eyes, they both looked happy and free. In this same scene, a long shot showed a man walking, later to be revealed as Wizard, (Robin Williams), on the sidewalk beneath them playing a harmonica. The camera was zoomed out and in when necessary, and used in so many different angles. At one point the camera zoomed out rapidly from a close-up on Russell, when she thought she saw her son. The watcher could really get a feel for the characters throughout the movie.
It was great to see the way the music carried emotions, the lighting formed a scene or character, and the shots told the viewer what to think and feel about what was being shot. The different sets, especially the broken down theater, proved that the props and sets were well thought about. The costumes were mainly modern day, and the accents of the actors fit who they were described to be. For example, Louis was an Irish character, and that's just the accent he carried. Symbolism came with the moon and music, which was the connection between Evan Taylor, (Freddie Highmore), Lyla, and Louis. Wizard said a quote in the movie that revealed the role symbolism played in this particular film. He said, "Music is...God's little reminder there's something else besides us in this universe. Harmonic connection between all living beings everywhere, even the stars." The setting took place in numerous cities. They were, San Francisco, Chicago, and a few different cities in New York, all mentioned in the movie at least once.
The movie started out with capturing the viewer as, Evan Taylor/August Rush, spoke while only a black screen showed. He was an orphan who believed the music talked to him. He even ran away from the orphanage because "the music told him to." He was on the search of his parents, listening to the music to find his way. Along the way, he met a boy named Arthur X, (Leon G. Thomas III), who introduced Evan to Wizard. After discovering the musical prodigy that Evan was, and fearing that he would be taken away, Wizard gave Evan Taylor the name of August Rush. August continued his journey with the help of other characters throughout the film. As he searched for Lyla, his mother, she, soon after, began the search for him, and Louis, his father, began the search for her. The movie shows these three different lives and how they are intertwined. Richard Jeffries, (Terrance Howard), winds up playing a big part in the paths of these characters. August's life and search was the main focus though. His search revealed yet another symbol, a necklace, which symbolized that he was on the right track in his journey.
This original script will fill you with emotion, questions, and even wonder. Lie back, and let the music take you away in this hope filled, love story. Discover how a necklace showed that August was on the right track. Embrace new levels of imagination as music brings magic to the film and opens you up to ideas you never thought possible. Answer your own questions: Are Lyla, Louis, and August ever connected together? Does the music bring them to the end of their search on a high note? Follow the music and find out for yourself in August Rush.


"The best movie of the year!!!", Beautiful story in every way! So what if it was completely improbable. Maybe we could just look at this as a fantasy and sit back and enjoy the story and incredible music that comes along with the package.

Also, Freddie Highmore was adorable in this film. He is such a talented actor.

"Okay, I was in a sappy mood", This is a very poignant and touchy feely movie that aims to appeal to that small part of you that wants to believe there are magical elements at work in our lives. Freddie Highmore does a decent job, though I loved him more in Finding Neverland. Terrence Howard seems to be type-cast and Keri Russell is still trying to escape her Felicity image. And I'm quickly becoming a Jonathan Rhys Meyer fan. For me the point of the film is to reflect the power of music and how it tends to connect people more than anything else in life. Frankly it punched all my sappy buttons and I just loved it.

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"Entertaining, Uplifting Movie. Very Well-Made.", From the writer of Academy Award winning director Francis Ford Coppola's epic masterpiece "Bram Stoker's Dracula" comes a modern retelling of "Oliver Twist," mixed with "Amadeus." This is an excellent family movie (aside from some mild language, thematic elements and brief violence). Freddie Highmore ("Finding Neverland," "Charlie And The Chocolate Factory") does a very good American accent and can cry on cue. Keri Russell ("Waitress") and Jonathan Rhys-Meyers are terrific. Robin Williams is menacing, but not quite a villain. Unfortunately, the movie ended too abruptly, hence the four out of five stars. Should've had a clear resolution. Other than that, I loved this movie. Rated PG for thematic elements, mild language and brief violence.

"great story and awesome music", This is one of the best family films produced in recent years. Not only is the story compelling, the music is a masterful melding of classical and rock. Freddie Highmore gives a convincing performance of an "orphaned" kid in search for his parents through the music he hears. It's a fairy tale for all, especially adults!

"Music lovers paradise", "August Rush" will grab your heart strings .This film is put together perfect,and the music is great.Robin Williams takes a role like never before,and should have been nominated for an Oscar.This is a film the entirer family can watch together.

"5 Stars for the Movie But 4 For this DVD", The bad first...
The DVD has NO REAL extras... Added scenes are really it for additional content you may appreciate. (I don't count "Scene Selection" and "Language Options" as DVD Extras...) The DVD (not the movie) is why I gave this product 4 stars...

With that said... Here is the good.

There are 147 5 star ratings for this movie... and this movie is worth more IMHO. Here is my experience with this film.

Over a 2 week period:

My wife and I caught half of this on our Tivo.

Then we recorded it and watched two more times (on our Tivo).

Then we went and bought the DVD and watched it AGAIN, and each time we were reduced to blubbering tears of happiness... (Her not me... well I was a little choked up... but not as much as her.)

So the good in this movie demonstrates much of what is missing in our world today...

Faith, that things will be OK even when things look bleak.

Commitment, even when circumstances get in the way of being dedicated to an idea, dream, or a special person.

Serendipity, when many in our world feel like nothing good will happen to them. (Though they secretly hope it will.)

And Patience... something most of us just don't ever get to see on a daily basis...

This moving is truly deserving of the "Truly Moving Picture" award on the back of the DVD.

Filled with a stylized fantasy feel and satisfying wonderful this is worth your hard earned dollars.

Enjoy it...

"The music is #1, Alex O' is the reason to see 3X", Watched enough of the Tudors to know JRM is a smooth skinned tour de force. I had to watch my favorite Vampire be a big brother to this conflicted musician and had to hear the music.
Robin Williams gave me the creeps, like watching something morph into something old and threatening.
Buy it for the Music, enjoy Alex as Marshall, the "up for a fight" brother.