A Beautiful Mind
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Synopsis
A mathematical genius, John Nash made an astonishing discovery early in his career and stood on the brink of international acclaim. But the handsome and arrogant Nash soon found himself on a harrowing journey of self-discovery.
Cast
- Russell Crowe
- Ed Harris
- Jennifer Connelly
- Paul Bettany
- Adam Goldberg
- Judd Hirsch
- Josh Lucas
- Anthony Rapp
- Christopher Plummer
- Austin Pendleton
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- Sep 24, 2020
I guess you could say Paul Bettany was a vision
HamisHJul 15, 2018Here’s an equation for ya: male gaze + runtime exceeding 2 hours + slightly brown tinted colour grading = Academy Award for Best Picture, 2001
☀️Mar 12, 2018ugh, his mind
tru - Feb 22, 2019
his mind wasn’t even that beautiful
meganJul 31, 2018jennifer connelly is beautiful alright. i'm not sure about his mind though
amayaJun 29, 2024fight club for math geeks
alewatchesfilms - Mar 25, 2023
moral of the story: don’t marry your professor
theyo theyoFeb 18, 2024This is what Mathematics does to a person.
keithDec 4, 2023how i feel after solving the wordle, connections, and the NYT mini crossword in under 20 minutes
amelia marino
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- Brendon M lovedA Beautiful Mind
He like math and he also think out of box. Sometimes he wrong but sometime he not. He is smart but also get carried away mentl. This movie was quite scrumptious if it were a pie I would have had every slice for myself. Also the twist was surprising. I enjoyed and would recommend.
Meliss lovedA Beautiful MindBeautiful movie that can give hope to anyone struggling with mental illness. This movie is so relevant and even more these days.
Shea Wilkinson lovedA Beautiful Mindbeautiful movie that takes you through the ins and outs of schizophrenia, while powerful at the same time showing anything is possible when you put your mind to it. Nash was restricted by his delusions but wouldn’t let that stop him from teaching at princeton. 7.8/10
- Sabrina Bondi lovedA Beautiful Mind
The result is one of the most successful attempts to make math look sexy, even if the movie strays - gallops, really - from the details of the actual life of Nobel Prize-winner John Forbes Nash Jr. Howard's A Beautiful Mind works because it is a film about John Nash.
Layla likedA Beautiful Mindslow paced but good. disappointed to see they didn’t tell his true story with his other son and life as an lgbtq+ individual. sad he and his wife divorced but again they should have included it like they did in hawkings movie. hard to watch bullying but amazing man
Lil_piece_of_my_world lovedA Beautiful MindSuch a heartfelt movie., and such an inspirational story.
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Cami lovedA Beautiful Mind09/08/25 La había visto hace años pero no me acordaba mucho, re linda peli, fuerte, triste, tremenda historia de vida y al mismo tiempo pasa más allá de la biografía súper entretenida la peli e interesante, atrapa, si bien ahora ya sabía recuerdo que cuando la vi x primera vez
Olivia Epkes likedA Beautiful MindI watched it in health. I kinda saw the twist coming before I watched it in health because I had already seen it. I saw the twist the first time because nobody else acknowledged his friend.
Deedee dislikedA Beautiful MindFelt very uncomfortable watching him portray an autistic man. Only watched 20 minutes because it was so hard to get through
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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.
Joe Morgenstern
Wall Street Journal
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.
Desson Thomson
Washington Post
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.
David Edelstein
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