REVIEW MOVIE: A BEAUTIFUL MIND

The movie told about a man named John Nash and he was a mathematical genius. As a

graduate student, math adept John Nash won’t set foot in a classroom for fear of dulling his

creative genius. Nash married with Alicia, but their relationship is rocked when Alicia

discovers that Nash suffers from paranoid schizophrenia desease. At one point when Nash

reveals his anguish at not being able to tell the difference between what is real and what is not,

but the strain of living with a schizophrenic nearly exhausts her physical and emotional

reserves.

Left to wander the campus of Princeton University as a “ghost” and a “crazy man,”

Nash did the unthinkable – he began recovering from a disease that there was thought to be no

recovery from. He even begin to work on mathematics research again. It was a recovery that

physiatrists thought was impossible. Nash struggles for years to keep his equilibrium despite

his illness. Finally, he returns to Princeton where Hansen (Josh Lucas), his old rival from years

ago, first allows him to use the library and eventually gives him a teaching position. In 1994,

the mathematics genius is awarded a Nobel Prize for his game theory.

A Beautiful Mind movie gives people hope that no matter how hopeless a person’s

situation may seem, here is an example of someone who was able to climb out of that hole and

rejoin life and be happy again. Its demonstrates hope and demonstrates redemption.