Netflix audiences were treated to the highly-anticipated release of the film “Maestro” on Wednesday, Dec. 20, eliciting varied responses from viewers.
The biopic explores the intricate relationship between the late American composer Leonard Bernstein, portrayed by Bradley Cooper, and his actress-wife Felicia Montealegre, played by Carey Mulligan. Premiered at the Venice Film Festival in September, “Maestro” has garnered an 81% rating on Rotten Tomatoes.
Despite its critical acclaim, Bradley Cooper faced backlash from the Jewish community for using a prosthetic nose to play a religious role in the film. However, the controversy did not overshadow the film’s positive reception from fans.
Netflix enthusiasts took to social media, particularly X (formerly Twitter), to share their thoughts on “Maestro.” One user urged others to watch, saying, “I believe Maestro is out on Netflix today. If you haven’t already watched it, treat yourself and do so!”
Another viewer expressed excitement, noting, “Now watching: Maestro on #Netflix #maestro. Excited for this… looking forward to Bradley Cooper working both behind and in front of the camera.”
A third enthusiast shared their anticipation, stating: “Maestro starring Carey Mulligan & Bradley Cooper is officially now streaming on Netflix. Can’t wait to watch this masterpiece.”
The film, initially released in theaters on November 22, found a broader audience with its subsequent debut on Netflix, providing viewers with the opportunity to delve into the captivating world of “Maestro.”
