Wall

Well-made, and with an involving turn from Crowe, but ultimately rushed and simplistic a look at the genesis of economic game theory and the complex mind of one of its pioneers, John Nash. Polished, but too polished.

Tigrane

27Mar12

Howard's masterpiece, so far.

milled

30Nov11

Truly beautiful.

Maoolina Fajrini

20Nov11

too much useless scenes

Øv Sz

7Oct11

Fuck you, ratings. I love this film.

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B99

2Aug11

Ron Howard: WTF!?

Noslen

23Jul11

A loucura não deve ser um caminho para um fim, mas o início para uma caminho melhor.

cammy

20Jun11

I wonder when was the first time directors find it super cool to write shit on windows.

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Sarah J. Bean

7May11

Fantastic first half of textbook biopic storytelling until a fatal twist that causes the film to over-indulge in nonsensical "love wins in the end" shit. The fact the latter half isn't even true jeopardized the first half, but really the whole film is jeopardized by the fact everything that happens in the end is predictable, nostalgic mediocrity.

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Andrés Baldíos

28Apr11

Unbearable mediocrity. Howard sucks, the Skinheaded Gladiator-Like geek of Crowe sucks and the original life of Nash was totally different from this "love-conquers-all" dispicable horse-shit. But this is just a humble opinion.

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Frankster85

23Mar11

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Matthew Jason Bodnarek

18Mar11

A beautiful film on every level.

Brian O'blivion

29Jan11

Typical phony and clichéd Ron Howard film with no vision or originality.

Lee

14Jan11

never thought there would come the day where Russel Crowe's drama made me cry..

OldGregg69

28Nov10

inner confusion and loss never depicted better in a film. Someone beating a huge barrier and still dealing with it to this very day. There's hope for all us slightly mad people out there.

zazie

24Sep10

Great performances, but falls short of really delving into the real-life challenges of such a disorder. It also made me wish I could trip out every time I do my homework.

A Dit

8May10

it is a pretty great movie.

Nosada

28Feb10

Excellent! One of Howard's best.

Louise_Dietrich

24Jan10

One of the mediocre best picture winners of the 2000s. Pretty much forgettable. Russell Crowe is now one of the actors I avoid.

Vasu C

3Dec09

An okayish flick. The 2002 oscars messed up high time in my opinion. Russel Crowe should definitley have got the best actor award. But best picture and director should have gone to Lord of the rings hands down instead of this film.

Justin Kane

12Nov09

One of Ron Howard's more tolerable films. The makeup at the end of the film was so terrible, and I think it may have been Oscar nominated as well.

Mugino

10Nov09

The actors give respectable performances but I found this film's perspective on Nash's condition to be over-simplified and dare I say, over-romanticized. And I'm sure the real-life challenges of living with him -- undiagnosed, untreated -- weren't as simple as depicted.

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DT

27Apr12

Spot-on.

Joseph Wallace

28Aug09

Ron Howard needs some sleep.

ACOMPLETEUNKNOWN

30Jul09

Crowe should really have won the oscar.

Sophia Bravo

30May09

As a movie itself, it isn't bad. On the contrary, it's actually one of the better pieces in Ron Howard's long and horrible filmography. My only problem with it was that as a biopic, it fails to truly capture John Nash in his entirety. That much just proves Ron Howard's fear of making a movie that really challenges its viewer to think.