A film almost Perfect.

Rating: 9/10 (1 June 2013)

This film tells the story of mathematician John Forbes Nash, Jr. (1928) in this film starring Russell Crowe, who made his studies at the University of Princeton in 1947, Nash is a very bright student but finds it difficult to establish relationships with others, Nash is haunted by the fact you discover an original idea and we can develop the theory of games that leads him to have a seat at the MITdi Boston, Mentra works met his future wife Alicia (Connelly), John discovers that he suffers from schizophrenia and this prevents him of showing his great intellect to the whole world, after being subjected to electroshock in many psychiatric hospitals, John is able to deal with his schizophrenia and show the whole world that his theories in 1994 will win the Nobel for Economics. Beautifully played by Russell Crowe and Connelly, this film manages to move and engage you in the story thanks to the screenplay written by Akiva Goldsman and thanks to the soundtrack composed by Horner, beautifully directed by Ron Howard, but what the film is well acted, well- written and well directed, I did not like one thing, the film is based mainly on Nash's schizophrenia, but does not show his discoveries, the film goes forward in time saying that Nash has made the findings, but the findings are not in the movie shown, but only mentioned, I personally would have done even see the discoveries made, but belonging to this small defect is a film absolutely perfect, well acted, well directed and well written, and especially with a beautiful finish that between the title of the tail feels All Love Can Be beautiful song sung by Charlotte Church. Winner of 4 Golden Globe Awards 2002: Best Drama, Best Actor in a Motion Picture Drama, Best Supporting Actress and Best Screenplay, and 4 Academy Awards 2002: Best Film, Best Director, Best Supporting Actress and Best Adapted Screenplay. A film that I absolutely recommend because it is a very moving film and thoughtful, and it is in my opinion one of the best of the decade film :2000-2010.