After watching the movie A Beautiful Mind with Russell Crowe as John Nash, my views on mental illness have greatly changed. I thought that in general the movie was awesome and it was a great movie to watch in class. I actually got to enjoy the movie instead of trying to examine every scene like I usually have to do in other classes when we watch a movie. John Nash was an amazing man and he had a huge positive impact on the American public. .
I have learned a good deal about mental illness after watching this movie. When I think of someone with a mental illness I usually think of some guy in a mental institution in a straight jacket. This movie showed me that mentally ill people can lead very productive and happy lives. Although he had his hard times, with medication and treatment he was able to overcome his illness and have a decently normal life. I also learned that people with mental illnesses can't help that they are insane. It is something they are born with. Mentally ill people are some of the world's most amazing people. I learned that sometimes when you are so intelligent, you have so much going on in your brain that you can't deal with it all and are in a way mentally ill. This is a little bit of the information I have learned while watching this movie.
I think it was very important to watch A beautiful Mind in class. People can be very ignorant and naive when talking about mental illnesses. Some people even think it is cool to make fun of people that are suffering from mental illnesses. This movie showed them that it is a very serious matter and it isn't something to joke about. John Nash was one of America's most important mathematicians ever and he himself was a schizophrenic. People with mental illnesses deserve respect for the hardships they have endured and we realize that after watching the movie. A Beautiful Mind showed us that we are lucky to be healthy and free of mental illnesses.
In the movie, A Beautiful Mind, the main character, Jon Nash is struck with paranoid schizophrenia. ... I thought that A Beautiful Mind was appropriately a beautiful film. ... I found the treatment utilized in A Beautiful Mind to be suitable for Nash since it helped him overcome the illness. ... In the movie, A Beautiful Mind, schizophrenia locks the brilliant Jon Nash in an isolated, personal world of fear and panic. ...
A Beautiful Mind A Beautiful Mind begins almost like your typical love story except that the main character, John Nash, is a little strange because he's a genius. ... The little details of life kind of get away from him because his mind appears to be occupied with thoughts about his work. ... John falls in love with a beautiful woman who seems to love him very much as well. ... Reaction A Beautiful Mind is a movie with a purpose. ...
"Perhaps it is good to have a beautiful mind, but an even greater gift is to discover a beautiful heart.... "A Beautiful Mind" is based on a true story on the life of John Nash. John Nash was a very peculiar man with a brilliant mind. ... "It's in your mind. ... Rosen: "Because your mind is where the problem is in the first place!...
Crazy/Beautiful "Crazy/Beautiful" is set in both an upscale California neighborhood and an urban, Latino ghetto. ... Even when Carlos has made up his mind that he needs to stop seeing Nicole, he avoids telling her until she pushes him to do so. ...
Crazy/Beautiful Crazy/Beautiful is set in both an upscale California neighborhood and an urban, Latino ghetto. ... Even when Carlos has made up his mind that he needs to stop seeing Nicole, he avoids telling her until she pushes him to do so. ...
She turned her face upward toward the welcoming heat of the sun and let her mind go blank. ... She saw her mother, Amy, beautiful, and loving. ... She saw her brother Michael, with his beautiful eyes. ... His eyes were so beautiful, they filled her vision. ... Strangely, she could hear herself talking in her own mind. ...
Before watching A Beautiful Mind, I didn't know much about schizophrenia. ... While watching A Beautiful Mind, I was very intrigued by John Nash's behaviors. ... After watching the movie, an acquaintance of mine, who works at the psychologists" office said, "A schizophrenic patient that comes to the office said to one of the psychologists, "Have you ever seen A Beautiful Mind? ...
