A Beautiful Mind 25th Anniversary
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Movie Info & Cast
Synopsis
A mathematical genius, John Forbes Nash, Jr. made an astonishing discovery early in life and stood on the brink of international acclaim. But his prodigious career was sidetracked by problems that would have broken many men. Nash, however, fought back. He had always been driven by his quest for one truly original idea and never lost sight of that dream. After many years of struggle, he triumphed over tragedy and literally changed the world. The film is inspired by events in the life of John Forbes Nash, Jr., and in part based on the biography A Beautiful Mind, by Sylvia Nasar.
This special 25th anniversary release includes exclusive insight from Leonard Maltin.
Cast
- Russell Crowe
- Ed Harris
- Jennifer Connelly
- Christopher Plummer
- Paul Bettany
- Adam Goldberg
- Josh Lucas
- Anthony Rapp
- Jason Gray-Stanford
- Judd Hirsch
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Metacritic
Howard, and the screenwriter, Akiva Goldsman, have used the book as nothing more than their jumping-off point for an erratic work of fiction that's part mystery thriller and part Hollywood schmaltz.
Instead of an originally conceived movie that reflects Nash's troubled but brilliant mind, we have one of those formulaically rendered Important Subject movies -- the kind that seem exclusively designed for Best Picture nominations.
As Nash gets closer to Crowe's own age (and level of dissipation), the performance settles down and becomes first credible and then overwhelming. This is a stupendous piece of acting.
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