It was starred by Freddie Highmore, Keri Russell, Johnathan Rhys Meyers, Robin Williams and loads of other talented actors. I know I'm a bit late since this movie came out in 2007, but it just, blew me off.
I really don't understand why this movie only got a 7.4/10 rating on IMDb (The Internet Movie Database). Maybe, not everyone likes movies based on music. Maybe they prefer cheesy chick flicks over music, I don't know and I won't judge. This movie shows how music connects a son with his parents. I'm not giving anything away for those who haven't watched it so don't worry.
The soundtracks were super good. The story line was good. It was perfect. At least for me. It really made me feel like I'm just, flying, listening to the music. Frankly, I love music very very much. I try to sing, I try to play the guitars, and I try to dance. Sadly I didn't receive the magical natural talent that some people have. I had to learn it by myself. I envy the kids who can afford music classes very much and I am very much pissed off at the ones who don't appreciate what they have. If I had the chance, I would give up college and learn music instead. I can do it all my life, until I die. I really would if I could.
But I couldn't.
Responsibility. That's what keeping me alive through college. Even though it's hard, even though its not my main interest, I have to. If I'm just thinking of myself, I would rather join ASWARA (Akademi Seni Budaya dan Warisan) or some Music Academy in Malaysia. But, I can't. I must not be selfish. I thought of my parents, my brothers and sisters. I'm studying in college because of them, because of Allah.
In spite of all the hardships, music is still in my heart. I still learn new songs from time to time. I sing in my college, jam with my bros. Without it, I'd be lost. Everyone has their own music. Everyone has their own sound.
"I believe in music... The way that some people believe in fairy tales." -
Freddie Highmore (August Rush, 2007)

