Menu
BrowseMembersCategoriesAbout
Amadeus
Amadeus

Amadeus

September 19, 1984· 2h 40m
Directed by
Cinemagraphs Score8.6

Disciplined Italian composer Antonio Salieri becomes consumed by jealousy and resentment towards the hedonistic and remarkably talented young Salzburger composer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.

Critics Sentiment

Critics8.6
No audience data yet —
1 — Hated it5 — Neutral10 — Masterpiece
Critics
|
8+ Great
6-8 Good
<6 Poor
18 reviews·Last updated 11d ago
Peak Moment

Salieri takes dictation as dying Mozart composes his Requiem

9.6at 2h 15m
Lowest Moment

Young Salieri makes his pact with God for musical fame

7.8at 25m
Biggest Swing

The film rises from its lowest point during Salieri's backstory to its absolute peak during the Requiem dictation scene, a swing of 1.8 points.

Amadeus maintains consistently high audience appreciation throughout, building from strong opening confession scenes to transcendent musical sequences. The film peaks during the intimate Requiem collaboration between Mozart and Salieri, with reviewers consistently praising the performances, music, and visual spectacle. Even the film's weaker moments in the early backstory sections still receive solid scores, reflecting the overall critical consensus of a masterpiece.

18 reviews analyzed|Sources: Imdb, Tmdb
Sign in or create a free account to contribute your review

Write a Review

15.510

Rate each story beat:

Salieri attempts suicide and confesses to murdering Mozart
5.0
Hated itNeutralLoved it
Salieri plays melodies to test Father Vogler's recognition
5.0
Hated itNeutralLoved it
Young Salieri makes his pact with God for musical fame⬇ Lowest moment
5.0
Hated itNeutralLoved it
Salieri declares war on God and vows revenge through Mozart
5.0
Hated itNeutralLoved it
Emperor Joseph finds Figaro boring and cancels the opera
5.0
Hated itNeutralLoved it
Salieri disguised as Leopold commissions Mozart's Requiem Mass
5.0
Hated itNeutralLoved it
Salieri takes dictation as dying Mozart composes his Requiem⬆ Peak moment
5.0
Hated itNeutralLoved it
Salieri proclaims himself patron saint of mediocrities in asylum
5.0
Hated itNeutralLoved it

Similar films