Amadeus
Movie • 1984 • History
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Is there pedophilia?
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However someone spreads a rumour that Mozart molested his pupils but this is false and only spoken
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Abandonment
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Does someone leave without saying goodbye?
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Mozarts wife and child but they return
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Abuse
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There's no abuse shown or discussed but it's heavily implied that a character had been overworked as a child by a stage parent
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Is there domestic violence?
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Are there abusive parents?
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Mozarts father is overbearing
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Is someone gaslighted?
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I don't think it fits the literal definition of gaslighting, but a character does intentionally strain another character's mental wellbeing. He's very duplicitous in his actions, but it doesn't match the very specific pattern of gaslighting.
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Does the abused become the abuser?
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Is someone stalked?
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SPOILER:You could probably count the main character hiring a maid to spy on mozart, then coming to his house when it is empty and then coming back later while dressed as a dead man to be stalking.
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Addiction
Is there addiction?
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Mozart struggles with alcoholism
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Does someone abuse alcohol?
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Mozart is strongly implied to be an alcoholic in the second half of the film and gets into a fight with his wife regarding his drinking. It's incredibly detrimental to his relationships, his work, and his health. It is implied to have contributed significantly to his death.
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A reference is made to Wolfgang taking "medicines" after drinking that make him "worse", it is unclear what these are or if he is abusing them intentionally
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Animal Death
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Is there a dead animal?
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There's a significant amount of taxidermy in one scene, and a whole roasted boar in another.
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Animal Distress
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Dogs are shown play- fighting. No dog fights in the animal abuse sense.
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Animal Phobia
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Appendages
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Assault
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Several patients at the psychiatric hospital are tied up or even in cages
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Children
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Creepy Crawly
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Death
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Disability
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Drugs/Alcohol
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Family
Does a parent die?
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A character dies in front of his young son. The main character's father chokes to death when he is a teenager, though this is treated as a general positive. Mozart's father dies off screen, devastating Mozart
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Does someone cheat?
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Mozart cheats on his fiance very early on. (Directors cut)-> His wife later intends to cheat on him to secure him a lucrative teaching position. He is unaware of this plan. She does not end up having sex with the other man however.
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Fear
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Are there clowns?
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There are some stage makeup burlesque characters with very harlequin/clownish looks.
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Is there a shower scene?
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In 18th century Europe? We wish.
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Are there ghosts?
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a man pretends to be a ghost
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Gross
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Is there farting?
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Mozart's withering impression of Salieri ends with a loud fart.
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Head
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Large-scale Violence
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Law Enforcement
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Medical
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Is there a mental institution scene?
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Due to the nature of mental institutions at the time the film is set, this may be especially disturbing to those with sensitivities.
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Is there a hospital scene?
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It's a sanitarium
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Mental Health
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Neck
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Is there throat mutilation?
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VERY VERY opening scene. Servants have to force the door down and they find a man lying on the floor with his throat slashed open and a lot of blood.
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Does someone struggle to breathe?
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Someone chokes with their own food and they're seen struggling
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Noxious
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Are there sudden loud noises?
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Sometimes the music starts unexpectedly and it’s boisterous classical music- so this could count
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Is there obscene language/gestures?
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A character uses a word puzzle to get another character to say "kiss my a**"
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Paranoia
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Pregnancy
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Are there babies or unborn children?
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Wolfgang’s wife is pregnant and later gives birth (not on screen) but the baby is shown on screen swaddled in a blanket, ergo, yes, both babies and unborn children
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Prejudice
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Are there fat jokes?
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Mozart makes a comment about italian opera that can be interpreted as a fat joke.
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Is there ableist language or behavior?
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There's a play/opera that uses little people in a comical way that can possibly be seen as demeaning
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Race
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Relationships
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Religious
Is religion discussed?
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Very very often. The narrator is telling the story as a confession to a priest. He speaks of his belief that musical talent is a sign of divine favor. He considers the death of his father to be an answered prayer. He talks all the time about whether this or that is a sin. He prays often. And then he gets frustrated with the course of his life and has a crisis of faith where he burns a crucifix.
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Self Harm
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Attempts suicide but survives. The suicide attempt is rather graphic though.
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Does someone attempt suicide?
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The first scene of the movie involves self harm. The aftermath is shown on-screen and sets the plot in motion.
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Does someone say "I'll kill myself"?
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Sex
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Are there incestuous relationships?
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Is there sexual content?
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In the director's cut, there are some sexually suggestive scenes and moderate nudity.
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Are there nude scenes?
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At the beginning when the priest goes to visit Salieri in the sanitarium, there are fully undressed men roaming. Not a huge amount of attention on them. Most people miss it.
Then at 1:07:19 Frau Mozart disrobes for Salieri & is very much fully bare-breasted until 1:07:52
Then at 1:07:19 Frau Mozart disrobes for Salieri & is very much fully bare-breasted until 1:07:52
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Sexism
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Sexual Assault
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Directors cut: A character attempts to coerce a woman into a sexual encounter through bribery. He doesn't end up following through on this plan, but it's still traumatic for her. He also accuses another character of molesting a student, though this is unsubstantiated and the accusing character is only saying this to derail the other character's career.
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Sickness
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Social
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Spoiler
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Vehicular
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Violence
Is there blood/gore?
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The opening scene of the film briefly shows a character bloodied after self-harming. The rest of the movie is not Corey.
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Is there shaving/cutting?
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The first scene shows the aftermath of the main character cutting his own throat
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Is there cannibalism?
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There's a sung joke in a farce opera about turning somebody into stew. Blink and you'll miss it
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Does someone fall down stairs?
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see: comment on does someone fall to their death.
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Does someone fall to their death?
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Not as such, but one scene at the end of a performance of Don Giovanni has a character screaming and falling backward into a pit of hellfire below him behind the stage. It is an opera and obviously not real in the film.
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