Through Howard's skillful hand and Russell Crowe's amazing performance, Nash's achievements and shortcomings are exposed to mental illness in the form of films that do not depict cliches. Nash, described by Crowe, is an honest and schizophrenic person. He has to pay a disturbing price for charging his family and friends.
A Beautiful Mind outlines the story of john nash, a mathematical genius. He entered Princeton University, and a student with a bright future was in front of him. In order to find a way to prove that he is the most important problem, his competitors compete fiercely with other students in the mathematics department of Princeton, and they are all really original ideas. The strike inspired him when he was studying in a local bar, surrounded by his classmates. As for their competition for a charming blonde, Nash observed their competition and developed his own "game theory". /kloc-in 0/50, when Nash's theory conflicted with his, he got a coveted position at MIT, and part of his duty was to teach a course to a passionate young soul.
Jennifer Lynn Connelly entered the hearts of young people who are eager to become an actor. Alicia Falls, a nervous and unsociable Nash, invited him to dinner and started a romantic life in a world carefully arranged by Nash. Nash's mental state pushed himself out, and with the passage of time, Alicia was a real thing in his world, still firm and reliable.
Russell Crowe captured his wife, his job, his endless desire and Nash's outstanding passion perfectly. Jennifer Lynn Connelly once again proved that she is a talented actress with the ability to conquer depth and emotional characteristics. Excellent supporting roles, including Ed Harris and Paul Roberta, perfectly created Nash's roaming in the fuzzy environment. In the past two hours, director Ron Howard and screenwriter Gausman Akiva have successfully developed more love, despair, perseverance, sympathy and pride, which have not appeared on the screen for many years and like beautiful stories.
"A Beautiful Mind" is undoubtedly one of the best films of the year and should be surrounded by the noise of the Oscar. The only real question is whether Chloe will deny nodding at last year's Oscars, and this year's Oscars will clarify what is the best golden statue really worth performing. (Rebecca Murray)