I definitely agree!! Oscar worthy‼️ Watched it last night and loved it! I just wish it was longer! ❤️

Agree 200%

It had inaccuracies,.... always wise to check the real historical facts when it comes to docudrama movies, which typically have various degrees of artistic license. For one thing his name is pronounced wrong - it's not Boolow-knee, like 'Chipotle', .... in French its Buloinnn-eh In addition, the regiment he commanded was not 'all black' 1000 men. In fact it started off as a company of 100 Black soldiers, but more importantly it grew into a regiment of mostly white troops. That was a rarity, but not unheard of, as half a century earlier, Russia had one of its most senior commanders, a Black general 'Gammibal'. And, no,.... Mozart was not in a feud with the Chevalier.

Wow. Would you look at that! Nothing is as it appears.@@BaronsHistoryTimes

It was chock-full of revisionism. What do you except in 2022?

@@hortleberrycircusbround9678 Well actually - since the start of commercial movies, most historical drama movies were revisionism crap - ie, Birth of a Nation's far right garbage..... so, I don't think we can say CHEVALIER's own distorted rubbish is actually anything new to the film industry.

It's best if when one sees these 'history movies', that they double check actual historical sources to see how much truth was in the movies.

that is more like it .Mozart was unknown in Paris in 1778

Don't be cute. Mozart is a billion times the more important composer and none of your well wishes will make Bologne any better than he is .....which is an average classical composer.

​​@@marcboss2670funny! The Pope gave Mozart the "Chevalier " title...Mozart was 14 years old. Bologne composed nothing on the level.of Mozart so please stop your revisionism.

He mentored Thomas-Alexandre Dumas

Right.

'They' was Napoleon, during his systemic anti-Black policies in France. Chevalier had many white friends, all the way to the end of his life, which the movie ignores. Britain had a somewhat talented Black violinist too around the same time.

​@@BaronsHistoryTimesthat Beethoven's Kreutzer was composed for.

@@hortleberrycircusbround9678 - Bridgetower correct?

For some reason it may bring you joy writing that but know it has zero roots in truth and if you seriously sat down and analyzed both artists scores it would be abundantly clear what history has told you: Mozart is by far the greater composer in every way. Class dismissed, thank you.

@hortleberrycircusbround9678 Sorry to tell you (you won't accept this anyway), but this class is not dismissed. I did the serious research and have reciepts to back it up. Truth be told, many have come to the conclusion that Joesph Chevalier was indeed an inspiration for Mozart. Look up an article written by Lisa Herndon, from Shomburg Communications and Publishings. That is IF you have the patience and discipline to do so, the article is a bit lengthy. That's because Lisa did all the investigative footwork. She cites numerous references to support her findings. There is no argument in how Mozart, unappreciated at the time, went on to become the greatest composer of his generation. But at the time his contributions were not appreciated. Same as all the remarkable contributions Joseph Chavalier did for music in that classical period were also deliberately ignored- yes white washed- down thru time. There is also no doubt that Wolfgang's talents were inspired by others. One being- it brings me no joyful mirth, but it has to be pointed out- Joseph Chavalier. Also, neither one of them made the top 10 list of the world's greatest composers, if that brings YOU some shred of relief. I found that surprising, but willing to accept it. Now here is your turn. Go home, do your research, and come back with a counter argument based on research that you found. The door to this "class room" is always open.

It was so dumb and I feel like I'm taking crazy pills because everyone else seem to love this train reck

The writing? It was like for an after-school special or a sex and the city episode gone awry. It deserves negative awards

There is zero evidence of this claim.

Save your$ and time