Good film

Rating: 8/10 (8 May 2019)

To start with, the acting throughout the whole film was stunning and very well chosen. And I found the film pretty enjoyable and I reflected upon it even after ending.
I found the rhythm to which the story was told perfectly paced and beautifully told, showing how Nash lived before, during and after finding out about his schizophrenia, and how he overcame it.
I give the plot and story a 8/10, because, as much as it entertained me - which it did - I was absolutely not paying that much attention, for the film didn't bring me that much closer to it. And, as much the film made me reflect how someone can be successful while coping with mental illness, I thought about it for two minutes before dropping. I'm not saying movies really need that, but a story as profound as this one could've.
On the other end, we have the visuals.
The colors were beautifully executed. Being quite warm in times of genius creativity and cold in times of illness.
There was something great that came to my attention, those layered shots, which showed how separate Nash was from the world when he was thinks.
But that's how far it got. It was good, but not great.
So, I give the visual style of this film a 8/10.
Overall, I think this movie goes for a low 8.
I'm no movie pro. I just like watching them.