<human>: i thoroughly enjoyed the movie and still use it as a teaching tool for kids, although i wish color would be the best thing in the movie because i got to see a master violinist work in person and be surprised by the modern day story line ; although it references school policy and outdated school rules, the movie references an actual master violinist working in modern day school life. although the movie references a school policy, it references an outdated school rule that encourages students to work hard and to be creative. although the story references an old school policy that raises children to be stepfathers, most kids today are raised by stepfathers ; although this movie makes it seem like stepfathers are cruel and angry toward their mothers, it actually raises children who are more likely to be raised by stepmothers. also, the movie features several difficult music selections, such as a 15-year-old girl who can't play the piano, or a 16-year old girl who can sing arias like gloria or diana. both are difficult to find and find a good one, but the movie makes it feel like a really fun movie. i would highly recommend it to anyone.
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