Laura Mora Sahagun

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I saw the title of Maestro, I was expecting to see one. Instead I saw the life of a man called Bernstein . My father was a trumpet player & had a friend called Maestro, he told us, to be called Maestro, you’re always performing and at a brilliant level. That’s what I was expecting. I like Bradley but he seemed off key when he had his maybe 10 minutes of Maestro conducting and it was either off key or had no finesse. The rest of the Movie was slow and moments or seconds of silence. And I couldn’t get past Bradley’s nasally voice.

Jeanne below sorry you feel that way. My husband is a Deacon in a Catholic Church, we both watched this, and as Latinos growing up in ELA & NELA, we loved it. Laughed at what our mothers used to say, finding similarities in our lives in the 60’s, 70’s The birthday scene is me, absolutely loved it, maybe more F bombs than necessary for TV But so funny, takes you away from the reality of tge pendejos in this country. And in the Catholic Church… All are welcome, all are welcome.. unless it’s you🫤