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Amadeus
(1984)
Directed by Milos Forman, written by Peter Shaffer
God can show us wondrous things through
the most reckless and foolish individuals. Mozart is a perfect example.
Amadeus is the story of Salieri, a composer who cannot tolerate
the genius of Mozart, who cannot comprehend that God would give so
great a gift to so sinful a person. It is, in the end, a movie about
the need to comprehend God's grace, that he blesses us in spite of
our failings, that jealousy is as bad as destructive as any sin, and
that there is more to life than fame and fortune.
Read the full
review by Jeffrey Overstreet at Looking Closer Additional
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