I always love these types of chamber plays. Some of the acting is a bit clunky, but the puzzle is what kept me intrigued.

Short and entertaining, but with a thin story, bad acting and corny dialogue. And some twists and turns that don't do the film any good. It gets too repetitive in the end, but kept me somewhat entertained.

I started playing the drums when I was 8 (before that was when I was a toddler, banging on pots and pans). Now I'm 24.
"Whiplash" just captured everything. The feel of sitting behind the kit, getting yelled at by an instructor, how desperate you sometime feel, how fixated you are. This one hit home base for me. Other than several drum fills that don't match what you see on screen, you get a flawless film. The editing, the performances, the direction. All of this makes up for the obvious mistakes. Everything is so tight, so correct, with the perfect precision that a drummer should have.