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The Blu-ray Disc's 1080p 16:9 transfer features a letterboxed 2.4:1 aspect ratio to match its original theatrical presentation. It's the music that matters, after all, and there are a few pieces here that are sure to tug on the heartstrings. The film is as much fantasy as it is tear-jerker drama, but if you can get past the unlikelihood of its plot, you may just enjoy the ride. Wizard sees greatness in Evan, dubbing him with the stage name "August Rush" and plotting the boy's exploitation for his own personal gains.Īs the boy makes his way to a Harlem church where he teaches himself to read and write music, then on to Julliard School of Music where he begins work on his first symphony (all in a matter of weeks), his mother and father are pulled inexorably back to New York City where fate may be working toward an unlikely (but perhaps inevitable) reunion. Evan is discovered by Maxwell 'Wizard' Wallace (Robin Williams), an unscrupulous "foster parent" to several young homeless musicians. Keri Russell and Jonathan Rhys Meyers play his parents (each struggling musicians), who have no idea that their child exists - they haven't even seen each other since the night of his conception.Įvan escapes from the orphanage and makes his way to New York City "following the music," eventually realizing that he himself has a supreme gift for music. And August Rush is, at its heart, a film about music's place in our lives and the magic that it can bring us.Įvan Taylor (Freddie Highmore) is an eleven year old boy living in an orphanage, convinced that his parents will one day come for him.
Original song by Los Lobos.Īn orphaned musical prodigy uses his gift to try to find his birth parents.I'll admit it, as an ex-musician who traded in his drumsticks for a more lucrative living, I'm a sucker for any film that revolves around music and the struggles of musicians. Timestamp: 1:52 | Scene: 3rd song in end credits. Timestamp: 1:49 | Scene: 2nd song in end credits. Timestamp: 1:46 | Scene: 1st song in end credits. Timestamp: 1:40 | Scene: August conducts the orchestra at the concert in the park and they play his rhapsody. August tells Wizard he has to go and he runs away through the train station. Timestamp: 1:34 | Scene: Louis and his band play live. Timestamp: 1:33 | Scene: Lyla and the orchestra perform at the concert in the park. Timestamp: 1:27 | Scene: Louis and August swap guitars and play with each other in the park. "Dueling Guitars" by Heitor Pereira and Doug Smith A lady tells him she's gone on her honeymoon. Timestamp: 1:06 | Scene: Louis explains to police what he's doing outside Lyla's flat. "Something Inside" by Jonathan Rhys Meyers Timestamp: 1:03 | Scene: August hears the singing coming from the church and goes inside. "Raise It Up" by Jamia Simone Nash and Impact Repertory Theatre Timestamp: 1:02 | Scene: August stands on the street as a car drives past and rap music plays. "Harlem Streetz" Charles Mack and Jamal Joseph Timestamp: 0:50 | Scene: August plays the guitar on the street and a small crowd gathers. Louis gets punched by his brother as he goes mad. Timestamp: 0:45 | Scene: The song plays as it's projected onto the wall at the party. He wakes Wizard and the other boys up with the playing. Timestamp: 0:42 | Scene: Evan plugs in the guitar and plays it for the first time by banging the strings. Timestamp: 0:33 | Scene: Lyla hums the tune to one of her students for you to guess. Timestamp: 0:32 | Scene: Plays in the car as Nick drives Louis. Timestamp: 0:29 | Scene: After Evan pays him, Arthur plays this song with his guitar. Timestamp: 0:29 | Scene: Arthur busks in the street with his guitar and sings at some passing girls. Lyla storms out from dinner with her dad and is hit by a car. Louis tells Marshall he's quitting the band. Timestamp: 0:21 | Scene: Louis performs live with his band. Timestamp: 0:11 | Scene: Louis sings on the roof as a bloke plays the guitar and harmonica below. Timestamp: 0:07 | Scene: Louis performs on stage with his band. Timestamp: 0:06 | Scene: Eleven years earlier. Evan narrates about his parents and the music he hears. Timestamp: 0:04 | Scene: Opening credits.
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