talicnitom11

The representation of Beethoven himself is as good as it gets. Gary Oldman is superb as always. Other notable performances end with Isabella Rossellini. As for the story itself, it's pure fiction fabricated on the premise of existence of a mysterious letter to a "immortal beloved". Those looking for an accurate biographical movie will be left with disappointment. As for how good the fiction is, well, it's not great... In conclusion, I gave it 7 stars for portrayal of Beethoven as he might have been.

Starts of well, draws you in, and then, like 4 episodes in, it just stops, the plot basicly dissappears, insted we get generic anime moments... none of that unique Steins Gate humor. At least for 10 episodes this drags on, filled with random crying moments that are never really built up, they just happen and you just get annoyed more and more. Then finaly the story continues, but its rather bleak, forced a bit. I feel like the whole 23 episodes I was teased by what this could be but never is. I basicly only fully enjoyed reminiscent moments of Okabe and Kurisu, and thats about it. Plot was just lazy.

(POSSIBLE SPOILER) New Kurisu lookalike charachter (another useless teaser) - never developed.