Whiplash: the movie that established Miles Teller

Undergrad Rating: 9/10 the intensity of movie, mixed with the on screen toxicity of Teller vs. Simmons is too good not to watch

Reviews: IMDb, Rotten Tomatoes

Where to find: Amazon Prime

This movie came out in 2014, and for a lot of people this is still regarded as a classic movie. The simplicity of the narrative mixed with the intensity of the characters is enough to entice any movie-goer, or casual watcher.

The story is of a young college musician (Miles Teller) catches a golden opportunity to play for one of the most renowned Conductors in the nation (J.K Simmons). Although after just the first class, he realizes that he is a Bi-Polar, megalomaniac

Seeing the unbreakable determination of Miles Teller is one of the most inspiring things that ive seen in a movie for a long time. At the same times J.K Simmons belittling and sometimes physically, as well as verbally, abusing him and other musicians in this movie is SUPER terrifying and makes you angry yourself, but that level of acting and believability is the exact reason that this movie needs to be experienced.

Nothing pays off more than the end of this movie however, the beautiful conclusion of reaching that expectation and reaching the fishline after sitting through an hour and forty-five minutes of pain, intense action, and dramatic trauma. Makes you feel as though you too have accomplished an amazing feet. And the inspiring vibe behind this, even made me cry, I will admit.

PLEASE watch this movie, so good that no words can describe how great this movie is, I truly believe that.