Some wonderful Crowe and Howard

Rating: 8/10 (6 February 2003)

A wonderful movie that counts us the great history of the prize Nobel John Nash and their fight against the schizophrenia and one of the best movies of Ron Howard!!!. A history that Howard directs and he counts us the history in a simple but at the same time sublime way, a brilliant one
" biography " that makes us understand the character (with the help of the touching intervention of Russell Crowe) and like he goes being able to make in front of their fight against their mental illness.
I am surprised as Howard plays with the inability of distinguishing the real of the unreal of Nash and it is able to make us believe that the main character hallucinations are real and then he gives us the surprise that it is totally the opposite. A movie that is so majestic that I don't have words to define it. I love the way in that the whole plot is developed; as Nash, thanks to their willpower and the support and their wife's love, it is able to overcome the great problem that it comes him torturing in the whole history. A splendid sound band that accompanies and it supplements perfectly with a real history and with a good atmosphere and screenplay.
The part of the interpretations neither should spend for high in this history they are already of the best that I have seen, as that of Jennifer Connelly, Ed Harris, Christopher Plummer.... and mainly the special interpretation of Russell Crowe (For my it is the best interpretation in his career like actor) that it gives a tremendous air of realism to the character as if the one was the own John Nash.	A brilliant movie for people that they like the biographical movies and for people that is unconditional fan of Russell Crowe. I love this movie, for my it is one of the best works of Ron Howard and one of the best movies of century beginning.