There's a great, not just good, movie that could be made from the writer's concept, but it's not this movie. It plods along, one character is underwritten and the other one is over the top. So much of the movie is spent on auditions that it feels padded. Or like an indie version of American Idol. Tricia Paoluccio almost single-handedly brings the movie to life but it's too little too late, and her character is used to undermine the protagonist's supposed awakening.
Review of Great World of Sound
