the movie

Rating: Null/10 (26 November 2007)

In the hilarious but daring movie, One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest it was based on a man who was best assembled by Patrick M McMurphy, who come up with a spontaneous idea to trick the system. The story portrayed a rebellious convict, Mr. McMurphy, who was sentences to prison for assault, battery, and rape. With three awful cases he still precedes his disobedient, yet self righteous ways to plan a way to escape the system by feign insanity. Nevertheless McMurphy manages to avoid responsibility and difficult tasks, and come across authorized individuals as well as affiliates of the facility.
Once arriving in the mental institution McMurphy immediately tries to take charge, trying to run specific schedules, and complaining about how others are being cared for. Expectantly it does not take long before all of his ranting is brought to a halt, by the head nurse on staff: Nurse Ratched. She displayed the authority figure in the movie convincing McMurphy that there is specific rules and regulation he has to be in compliance with to remain at the ward.
Among many of the associates McMurphy comes across he meets Chief, who stayed in the ward by fooling all of the staff members of being mute. McMurphy gains his trust and respect to plan a way to escape, but the Chief has another thought in mind to not plan an escape. Determined as McMurphy is he blows off the idea of staying in the institution and decides to party with the ward with alcohol, and his former girlfriend. Depressingly this action subsided with a harsh consequence to stay in the ward for the rest of his life. Knowing that his plan has backfired Nurse Ratched finds the members of the ward drunk, and decides to take disciplinary actions which cased Young Billy to commit suicide.
Shockingly aware of the speculation McMurphy wanted to see Billy, however Nurse Ratched declines his wishes and McMurphy comes to a decision to take all the irritation and rage out on Nurse Ratched. Thus this action caused McMurphy to go to the shock room, by then he was basically described as a "vegetable." Trustingly his friend Chief resolved miserable life by placing a pillow over his head to stifle McMurphy, to set his soul free in which he longed for.
Overall the entire movie executed the wonderful roles of great actors to display the reality of the mental ward. It portrayed life lessons, such as "not every cheater wins the race," which emphasized the character of Patrick M McMurphy.