Great experience woven of different kinds of feelings

Rating: 10/10 (19 April 2017)

Sharp and short
The movie is a true masterpiece directed by Milo Forman followed by brilliant performance by Jack Nicholson. It is about criminal who pleads insanity to avoid conflict with authorities after getting into trouble. As the result, they put him in a mental institution along the other patients and oppressive nurse beautifully portrayed by Louise Fletcher. He starts rebellion against the staff, particularly against the nurse. This movie shows us on a unique way, which combines drama, thriller and a little bit of comedy, how social system can destroy an individual and the rebellion against the stuff actually represents rebellion against the system. Window breaking at the end is really impressive considering parallel with real life. The point is: bad system, sooner or later, has to fall, with casualties. One decisive man is all you need to rally up the mass and start a revolution. There are some breathtaking scenes like McMurphy's returning from the treatment, playing basketball with other patients or acting like there is a baseball game going on the TV. This situations provoke different kinds of feelings in viewers which provides unrepeatable experience watching the movie. Acting is also the thing we have to mention multiple times because Jack and Louise (and not only those two) showed their best performances and made this movie and their roles unforgettable. Among the other movies which have same or similar subjects as the main theme, we can surely say that One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest is one of the best and it must be considered like one of the best movies ever, not only in this genre.
Perfect!