"Mind games" is a great movie for multiple viewing, and perhaps the most successful work of Ron Howard on visual expressiveness. Excellent directing is harmoniously combined with the colossal energy of Russell Crowe, who presented the image of John Nash in a stunning way. Crowe is an actor from God. He is able to get used to any role, but I believe that this film revealed his true talent. How he was able to play so phenomenally convincingly remains a secret for me. It is said that during the filming, Russell studied mathematics and psychiatry intensively, observing a certain contingent of patients. In view of this, the fact that he was deprived of Oscar outrages. Especially at the award ceremony, the real hero and his wife were sitting in the audience.
Before our eyes, for a little more than two hours of timing, the life of a gifted scientist floats by, whose difficult fate motivates and makes us think about the surrounding reality.
John Forbes Nash, Jr. is a brilliant mathematician, but unfortunately, with his own quirks. He is socially ill-adapted, somewhat absent-minded and uncommunicative, obsessed with science and numbers. Emotionality-almost zero. In the film the hero says about himself: "I was born with a double portion of my brain and half my heart." I don't think you can be more specific. To look at the things we are familiar with with a different view is a property inherent in any creative nature. Surprisingly, such individuals are often the engines of the technical and humanitarian process. For example, Isaac Newton, Nikolai Gogol, Ludwig van Beethoven, and so on.
Algebraic solutions are computable, but the human subconscious is vast and mysterious. Sometimes you don't know what it might reveal. John is a man with an inexhaustible power of mind, spirit, and will. What inner core you need to have to learn to live with what you can't change. I will probably never stop being proud and amazed at the limitless possibilities of such people. The main character showed superhuman perseverance to overcome his own defect, and was awarded the highest award in the field of mathematics for this. I cried when my colleagues placed pens in front of Nash in recognition and respect.
There are people who are not subject to life's difficulties. If you understand what they are guided by, you can forever get rid of feelings of shame, embarrassment and pride. A person can overcome many things, although not everyone is given this. The main thing is not to doubt yourself, never give up and not be afraid to seem strange, because normality is a relative concept, everyone goes crazy in their own way. As Nash himself said, you can't feed your fears, phobias, and nightmares. This is the only way to deal with many internal problems.
Looking at the consistently developing tragedy of life, I sincerely empathized with the main character, so misunderstood by the world, but who wanted to find a common language with him, and stand out, achieving the impossible for ordinary people.
Behind a great man there is always an equally great woman.
As a girl, I am very impressed with the love story of the main character and his wife — a pure, sincere, touching feeling that can ennoble a person, overcome any illness and help find happiness. Alicia is a real guardian angel for John, sent from above. This Woman is worthy of unceasing applause, adoration and respect. Despite what she had to go through, she did not leave her husband in such a difficult state, but supported him in every possible way and served as a link between the real and fictional world. Her dedication, dedication and patience are admired. Beautiful Jennifer Connelly is impeccable in this role.
Unfortunately, in may 2015, the media reported that the real John and Alicia, who went through a difficult life together, died in a car accident, until the last minutes being next to each other. Apparently, such love dies only in one day. May they rest in peace.
The acting of the other stars, in my opinion, is also brilliant. It was nice to see Christopher Plummer and the magnificent Paul Bettany. The storyline is built wonderfully-a slow start does not portend a shocking and impressive development of events. The sound range is selected perfectly.
Although the film is based on a biography, it should not be considered a documentary and relate the image created by Russell Crowe to John Nash. After all, the main idea is transmitted correctly.
In conclusion, I want to note that "mind Games" is an Oscar-winning, grandiose movie for fans of the intellectual genre, which does not need a rating scale, which is unforgivable to miss. Any enthusiastic epithets and maximum ratings will not be enough. It stirs the mind, touches and turns the most sensual strings of the soul, filling the heart with warmth and comfort. There are no moments when you want to rewind or go for a Cup of tea. Throughout the film, you are constantly interested.
The film is definitely included in the Golden collection of world cinema.
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