Anyone who dislikes this film needs to look closer on this classic.

Rating: Null/10 (1 July 2014)

Mental health is a disease that needs proper care in order for it to go away. Insane asylum's don't always do the best job at treating their patients. Jack Nicholson stars as a hot-heated rebel who as a result of his actions is sent into an asylum that contains many unstable and quote on quote "crazy' patients. At this particular institution, one of the meanest and most irritating film characters ever put on screen rules the asylum and treat the patients terribly. She is Nurse Ratched, a brilliant Louise Fletcher. She treats the patients with disrespect and cruelty, while Jack Nicholson's character befriends many of the patients, including a huge Native American man named Chief. The patients all interact and do various things throughout their stay behind Nurse Ratched's back. each character has so much rich nature that can lead to intelligent discussion. Many events cause extreme tension and lead to absolute tragedy that results in hope in this mesmerizing motion picture. Milos Formann directs this film spectacularly, making every shot intriguing and stylish that reflects the cinematic talent on the 70's. The story is very rich and beautiful and leaves on a very hopefully and triumphant end with a message about the hope of mental illness and injustice ending. It's a type of film that will mess with your emotions but leave you cheering for more. Every cinematic element is classic 70's film making and this is by far one of the best films considered a classic of all time. Brilliant acting, brilliant directing, and beautiful story. You have to see this film!