A mathematician's take on mathology

Rating: Null/10 (18 February 2002)

When a movie features stain-glass windows created by obscure
math formulae, madness cannot be very far behind. Russell Crowe gets there and far beyond. When numbers speak in a language that only John Nash can
hear, hallucinations become the norm. Then along comes a
student with ruby red lips and she is no complex number. This
variable called love is distributed through the equation and across
the ages as Professor Nash smashes through the function of
Reality.