Dead Poets Society(1989)
The arrival of an unorthodox, inspiring teacher to a conservative '50s boarding school has a huge, controversial impact in this famed, touching drama.
Certificate
Age group12–16 years
Duration123 mins
- Tilly, 13
- 4 reviews
Very well directed movie and well written story about the contrast of realism vs hopeless passion. Acting was done incredibly well especially by Williams. The story is able to portray some good life lessons that are often hard to do. It will defiantly make any viewer who takes heed of it a wiser person. The movie has charm in the way it uses poetry as a motivation giver to the characters.
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