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Keywords:
Nash,
Mathematician,
Triumph,
Forbes,
John
a beautiful biography- A truly amazing biography that brings to light what no one truly saw in his lifetime
a beautiful film, it has
a beautifully made film that I can't recommend highly enough
a beautiful story and in some ways a beautiful film, one that deserves to be seen
a better film , because Amelie is
a biography of John Forbes Nash Jr
a biopic about gifted, but troubled, math genius John Nash
a biopic portraying the life and accomplishments of a mathematician named John Nash
a book and Academy Award -winning film (starring Russell Crowe , Ed Harris , Jennifer Connelly , Christopher Plummer , and Paul Bettany ) about the Nobel Prize ( Economics ) winning mathematician John Nash and his experiences of schizophrenia
a book and film about the nobel prize (economics) winning mathematician john forbes nash jr
a compelling, if flawed, look at Nobel-prize winning mathematician John Forbes Nash
a compelling look at one man's genius, his debilitating mental illness, and the fine line between the two
a departure for Howard
a detailed biography of John Nash, including his work as a mathematician and his private life
a disease-of-the-week film shot in the dullest colors
a film about a mathematician, but it is not a film about mathematics
a film about learning to read social codes
a film about turmoil and confronting demons from the past that you can never shake
a film for everyone
a film full of much substance and diverse character thah encompasses and embraces each and every element of humanity itself
a film that draws interest to the life of the amazing John Nash and the destructive and unbearable effects of schizophrenia
a great example of this
a great film, i have seen it and it stars ScHiZo
a great moobie
a great story even if the real life Nash is nothing like the character in the movie
a heartbreaking but inspiring story about the most remarkable mathematician of our time and his triumph over a tragic illness
a Hollywood film in every sense of the word,
a human drama inspired by events in the life of John Forbes Nash, Jr
a loose biopic that follows Nash's journey from his break-though mathematical discovery and acceptance into top-secret government work to his eventual breakdown
a movie designed to place you right into the shoes of John Nash
an amazing recounting of it
an enjoyable movie, mainly because of Russell Crowe's performance as the schizophrenic mathematician, John Nash
an entertaining film
an epic, gripping story that had to be told, and I am especially glad that it was told in such an amazing manner
an excellent film, one of Ron Howard's best
an excellent Ron Howard film, but one that religious types don't like either because mental illness is caused by the devil
an inspiring story about triumph over schizophrenia, among the most devastating and disabling of all mental disorders
an intensely human drama revolving around the grand themes of great triumph over intense adversity and the power of unwavering love
an unlikely triumph
a portrayal of John Nash, a schizophrenic man
a powerful depiction of the tragic illness of schizophrenia and of the triumph of love (John Nash's wife), discipline, and supportive medical help over the effects of such an illness
a really well done movie based on the life of John Nash
a remarkable film that deserves every success, every accolade and nothing less
a riveting story of genius, madness, love, and, ultimately, the incredible fragility and strength of our very humanity
a story about the power of love to redeem someone lost
a story based on the life of the famous mathematician John Forbes Nash
a story from the
a strange experience for those who have read Sylvia Nassar's biography of the same name, because the two versions of John Nash's life are so dissimilar
a technologically smart and visually beautiful web site full of the best available on the film and John Nash
a terrific film
a thoughtful, provocative film about human frailties and human strength
a touching, emotionally charged film detailing the life of a brilliant academic who suffers from schizophrenia
a truly inspirational film
a very special film, a dramatic masterpiece that may very well be showered with awards in the months to come
a warm, determined, and encouraging holiday treat from director Ron Howard, who completely earns forgiveness for some of his past misfires and expands into new, innovative ground
a well-lighted schmaltzfest that can't decide whether it's about the pain of mental illness, the horrors of McCarthyism, or the belief that love will triumph over all
a wonderful film
a wonderfully engaging and engrossing film
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