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This movie holds a special place in my heart. I am a retired psychiatric nurse. "A Beautiful Mind" is the most realistic portrayal of schizophrenia that I've seen on film. The movie is based on the real Jonathan Nash who developed Game Theory, a groundbreaking mathematical theory. He suffered from schizophrenia. There were some small liberties taken in the movie. Nash's real delusion was that he was the king of Antartica, but Ron Howard figured that would be too much of a giveaway. The treatment that Nash under was electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) and it is still used today. It actually does prove beneficial to many people especially those with depressive disorders. The wild convulsions are now treated with a medication that reduces them to some minor twitches. I have personally seen the big benefits that can come from this treatment. Jennifer Connelly won the best supporting actress Oscar and Golden Globe for her performance in this film. Check out "Labyrinth" in which she co-stars with David Bowie.
There are a TON of innacuracies in this depiction of John Nash's life, probably the most glaring is that the real Alicia left Nash to deal with his illness alone for decades. They only got back together after he won the Nobel Prize (which he did not make an acceptance speech for). The real John Nash stated in interviews that he did not like the movie because it was so wildly wrong and only agreed to it because he needed the money. It's a compelling story, but almost entirely fiction.
Yeah, the real story is far crazier than this, but I appreciate the attempt to get Nash's life and achievements into the public eye with a more palatable narrative for the average viewer. @@manutgop
Y yo pensando que le había spoiledo la película y tú se la detallas jajajaja 😂😂😂
I have personal experience with ECT. Without me divulging too much, I was diagnosed with 5 psychiatric disorders in 2016 after attempting suicide 5 times. My team of doctors decided that the best course of action was ECT. I was in a coma for several days after my 5th attempt and my mom told me that my lead Psychologist told her, "I believe that ECT is the best route here because I sincerely believe he (me) will succeed in what he is trying to do." My mom decided for it. I had 23 sessions of ECT in 2016. For my own experience, I am not for ECT because it erased large chunks of my lifes memories. My mom, brother, step dad, and a few close friends have filled me in on the large gaps of memory I have forgotten (even to this day, I take their word for it on what they have filled me in on). At the end of 2017, I decided to go back to school to get my degree in Victim Studies. I started in the fall of 2019, graduated in December of 2020, got accepted into the Experimental Psychology master's program in the fall of 2021, and graduated in August 2023 with my master's in Experimental Psychology. I am so glad I was unsuccessful in what I tried to do in 2016. I believe school saved my life. I am about to be 41 in April and I'm close to starting the best chapter of my life very soon. Thank you for sharing your thoughts on this film.
I have also seen negative reactions to ECT but not as bad as yours. I still defend ECT for in the vast majority of cases it has been helpful. Like medications there are some people who just don't respond the same. I am very happy for you and wish you the best of luck on the next chapter in your life.@@Donbass02
I studied Public Policy and Economics about 10 years ago. And I can say that John Nash's work on game theory (cooperative and non-cooperative) is still studied worldwide. He's definitely left a legacy when it comes to his work.
I just realized that Russell Crowe and Paul Bettany are also pals in "Master and Commander". I'll never cease to envy him for marrying Jennifer Connelly
Jennifer Connelly is labyrinth girl. You want marry her?
If me a boy, maybe I want that too.
Do ypu know once I saw a movie, and a mean lady pushed her in big hole.
The hole was dirty water and dead people in there.
A monkey helped her too. I'm not lying Mr Cook. It's a real movie. She even called Jennifer in that movie.
You seen that movie?
When that mean lady push jennifer in that dirty yucky pool...and then the monkey helped her?
She can talk to bugs in that one.
Master and Commander is such a good movie! One of the most historical accurate movies i ever seen.
That pen scene makes me cry like a baby every single time.
And judging by the thumbnail, it didn't miss with you either 😭
The pen scene was very impactful on me too. I teared up at school lol
I really like how we discover his mental illness the same way he does. I wanted to reject it at first. I was like no, he’s not crazy they are liars. And then the slow realization that maybe he actually is. We gradually grow to accept it the same way he has to. It really is a masterful roller coaster
It was such a good job setting up the audience- the only clue that I got that he was imagining *something* was the "implant" scene. A machine like that didn't exist.
@@phila3884the computers were also about ten years more advanced than was available, but then again it was a classified government program, and we’re used to the idea that the government has super-advanced stuff they don’t share with the civilian world until they’ve invented better stuff, so it wasn’t too implausible.
Also the implant machine was made to look like other machines that actually existed in the 1950’s, and radium was widely used in the 1920’s and ‘30’s for its glow-in-the-dark ability, so it was again theoretically plausible that it could be used for an atomic clock.
Did you not know the true story prior to watching the film?
@@DDD11239 nope
@@DDD11239 I didn’t know anything about him either besides economic concepts named after him like Nash equilibrium. Like I learned about Pareto efficiency but I have no idea who Pareto was. The first time I watched this movie was actually during a movie day in highschool economics 😆
Jennifer Connelly is hands down one of the most gorgeous actresses in Hollywood😩
She is beautiful
Russell Crowe is a such a good actor, he really should have won best actor for this at the Oscars, and I think he would have had he not won the previous year for Gladiator
It was one of the best performances ever, and the odd thing is it won Best Picture, Best Director, and Best Supporting Actress, and yet the guy who carried the movie and is the main reason it won, got snubbed. I actually think they still would've given it to him if he hadn't had such bad personal press, even with winning the year before. A coronation of 'Hollywood's Bad Boy' is not what they wanted. The easy out was that Denzel was great, and him and Halle Berry could wipe out the 'no black actor has won...' script forever more.
(virtual hug)
Many years ago my closest family and friends said I had a beautiful mind in reference to this movie.. but the belief you had about ‘the job’s done, set up crazy and lock away so no one believes anything he says’.. is where I stand. Recognition by his peers for his genius brings tears to my eyes too but more flow from the diagnosis of schizophrenia he suffered.. something my family believes about me.. I don’t. There are no symptoms only their belief there are. I have been alone ten years now.
You are very smart Bisscute. You understand people and have compassion. You also make me laugh. Thank you for sharing your beautiful reactions with us. 🥰
The fact he accepted living with his delusions yet acknowledge they were not real, is beyond genius, that's how intelligent he was. He had the humility and strength to question his own perception, and that's at the base of scientific progress
Right? thanks for watching
@@BissFlix Me watch you too bicsit 😊
"Imagine if you suddenly learned that the people, the places, the moments most important to you were not gone, not dead, but worse, had never been. What kind of hell would that be?"
Fun Fact: The equations seen on the classroom chalk boards are actual equations written by the real-life John Nash.
Golden Rule Fact: To create the "golden" look of the campus scenes early in the film, the filmmakers took a low-contrast stock (Fuji F-400 8582) and exposed it to a colored light before loading it into the camera for shooting.
Influencing The Movie Fact: John Nash visited the set, and Russell Crowe said later that he had been fascinated by the way he moved his hands, and he had tried to do the same thing in the movie. He thought it would help him get into the character. The scene towards the end of the film, where John Nash contemplates drinking tea, is based on a true event when Russell Crowe met the real John Nash. He spent fifteen minutes contemplating whether to drink tea or coffee.
The Rest Of The Story Fact: John Nash is shown smoking in the film. In reality, he was a militant anti-smoker. While this film is inspired by the life of John Nash, there were elements from his life that were deliberately omitted: 1) he was married twice, both to the same woman (Alicia Nash); 2) in the past, he had several affairs with both men and women; 3) he was arrested by the police by scandal; 4) he fathered a child out-of-wedlock in his twenties; 5) he believed that through his mental illness the extra-terrestrials spoke to him, giving his advanced knowledge by means of a cosmic connection with them; 6) he tried to renounce his American nationality some times, in the belief that the U.S. government pursued him; and 7) he made numerous anti-Semitic comments during his period of extreme mental illness, most of which equated Jews with world Communism. Tragically John and Alicia Nash were killed in a car accident on May 23, 2015, when the driver of a taxi they were riding in lost control of the car and collided with a guard rail and a second car on the New Jersey Turnpike. The NYTimes said that although the two drivers suffered only minor injuries, the Nashes were "ejected from the cab" and died. John was 86 and Alicia was 82.
About the quote from the film you wrote:
I wouldnt mind if i lived in an illusion. It wouldnt be a hell for me at all. I very much a friend of the solution of Aristotle on the question of Plato's cave (you probably know that philosophical example).
Aristotles said: it doesnt make any difference wether someone lives in reality or not - because there is no method existing in the first place (and by definition its also not possible to invent a method) which could distinguish between reality or not.
Therefore its always the smartest thing to just accept whatever perceiptions the mind gets.
This question not only was already solved by greek philosophers more than 2000 years ago, but also by chinese philosophers (also around that time).
There is one chinese philosopher (Tschuang Tse wrote about him), who once wrote: ''I once dreamed i was a butterfly - without beeing aware that i am a human. I just flew between the flowers, enjoying my life. But then i woke up, and there i was: human again. Now i dont know: did i really dreamed i was a butterfly ? Or am i a butterfly who now dreams: he is a human ?''
This story also tells: it doesnt matter.
I cant know wether the world i am in is ''real''. But it doesnt matter. I threat it like its real. Maybe death solves a question which isnt solvable ''within'' realities.
I think it will be yucky
@@docsavage8640I believe he means that, since Not All Jews Are Communists, it is unfair to treat a random Shlomo Finkelstein on the street as if he’s trying to overthrow America.
Biss, Russell Crowe and Paul Bettany also play friends in the historical war movie "Master And Commander". Another excellent movie you should check out.
21:36 "Now you can have intercourse" - I'm dying. 🤣
🤣🤣🤣
Always tear up at this movie. To really make you cry, in 2015 John Nash and his wife were both killed in a taxi cab accident in New Jersey. It happened well after this movie was made and was completely unrelated to his mental health struggles. He was 86 years old.
Why you tear up the movie? It not that bad..is it?
“Tear up” as in makes me cry.
@@timothyhedrick5295 Oh you mean tears come out eyes. Sorry me thought you break the dvd .Dont be cry🙂
@@TalaCruz no hay problema! 😄 eso fue muy dulce. Lo lamento. Solo hablo ingles y algo de frances.
“Don’t worry that’s mine, I’ll come and get it in a minute” is my favorite line from this movie
Ron Howard directed A Beautiful Mind and Cinderella Man both with Russell Crowe (also Apollo 13 and many other films)
Russell Crowe (John Nash) also known for movies Gladiator, LA Confidential, Les Misérables, Master & Commander, 3:10 to Yuma (among others)
Jennifer Connelly (Alicia Nash) also known for Top Gun: Maverick, Requiem for a Dream, Labryinth, Career Opportunities
Ed Harris (Parcher) as known for Apollo 13, The Truman Show, The Right Stuff, Top Gun, Top Gun: Mavrick, The Rock
"And I can do it, because I'm short!" 😂😂😂😂
hahaha
That slayed me. I dunno how she can be so adorable and ferocious at the same time, lol.
Last year I contracted a blood infection that turned septic. I spent eleven days in the intensive care unit hooked up to machines with tubes coming out of my arms. The hospital gave me fentanyl, morphine and god knows what else. Either the drugs or the infection or both made me hallucinate badly. I had never hallucinated before in my life. I remember waking up to see a doctor who I had never seen before and would never see again standing over me and telling me that he was going to roll my bed outside for some fresh air. At another time I woke up firmly convinced that I was a spy who had been captured and now had to find a way to escape. And still another time I woke believing that I had been transported onboard a spaceship. The entire ordeal was terrifying. Everything seemed so real too.
Great reaction to a great movie, one of my favorites. I loved watching you not knowing that he was suffering from delusions until the realization set in and the movie became something even more. Your heartfelt reactions are why I watch you.
There can be no greater accolade or compliment paid to a film than to have Bisscute stand up in her pyjamas to applaud :-) a wonderful and truly beautiful film, and reaction!
"The only thing greater than the power of the mind is the courage of the heart."
"It is only in the mysterious equation of love that any logical reasons can be found."
"it is good to have a beautiful mind, but an even greater gift is to discover a beautiful heart."
What you talking about?
@@TalaCruzthese are quotes from the movie (A Beautiful Mind)
@@Roegwon Oh sorry. Me thought you having a bad dream.
Glad you OK 🙂
Russell Crowe going from Gladiator one year to A Beautiful Mind the next. Giving two exceptional performances that couldn't be any further apart in character is a testament to how good of an actor he is.
Indeed, thanks for watching
I loved the bit where he's having the hallucination with all the numbers and you say: "Oh that would drive me crazy" I thought you were about to figure out the twist again. Great reaction video, I loved your emotional and empathetic response to the ending.
Thank you so much, glad you liked it
Best plot twist ever. When I first watched this I was at first thinking-- this was supposed to be based on a true story. He couldn't be a spy. But when it changed I wouldn't believe it.
You would enjoy “Mister Holland’s Opus”: it is a story about a music composer who teaches to make ends meet.
Saw this late last year for tthe first time. Went in blind, thinking I was in for some light-hearted, feel-good. This film broke me. I was in tears. I was an emotional wreck, depressed for weeks. This one really got me.
Its a great movie, loved it
My uncle got schizophrenia and a bunch of times he becomes paranoid and thinks people want to kill him so he makes death threats to the people he thinks want to kill him.... having the good mix of meds is always really hard. He never had a normal life in his entire life, its really sad.
I had two uncles with the same problem although I never witnessed it myself or I was too young to recognize what was happening but my mom told me of the incidents where one struck his boss when he touched his shoulder while my other uncle thought he was a castaway on an island in his home. I don't know if this had anything to do with their condition but apparently my grandfather was extremely abusive to the boys. My parents always feared either myself or my brother would have it. Fortunately for us both we arent but Ive had depression.
I love this movie.
One of the things this movie always reminds me, living here in the US, is how Conservatives alwayis go for the Adam Smith's theory that the best way for a society to progress is everyone does what is best for themselves, ignoring the better supported Nash's Equilibrium Principle, that the best way is when a group doe what is best at the same time for them and for the group. They tend to block initiatives to promote or regulate this behavior calling them Communist,
Considering this movie is based on a real life story, I cannot but admire his wife, the support he gets beyond what most rational people would be able to sacrifice, and how he was so smart and bright, he was able to decode his own hallucinations and start the path for a semi-normal life.
I think his Nobel Price is one of the best deserved in field of Echonomics.
When this movie came out, I was going through some stuff (nothing as dramatic as schizophrenia, thankfully). A Beautiful Mind became an inspiration and rallying cry for me. I just kept telling myself that I could overcome my challenges if I just put my whole mind to it because I'm reasonably smart.
And...I did get past it. More than anything, it took willpower. I'm not sure if everyone can do that but I was very poor back then and couldn't afford therapy. Life is pretty good right now so I'm glad I managed to keep trudging through that time. And I've never had to shell out for a therapist.
21:06 “He believes in sniffing the tissue.” It was not a tissue, it was a handkerchief. It had her perfume on it, as well as her body odor. “Sniffing the tissue” was a proxy for burying his face in her body and deeply breathing in her natural pheromones. It was a very sensual act, done in a way that comported with polite society in the 1950’s-and with the fact that they were in public.
A masterful telling of Professor John Nash's life...a favorite movie of mine...that it's a true life story makes it so much more meaningful...
God bless and keep John and Alicia Nash..🙏...
Thank you for hosting this movie...🌿🌿🌿
The game that they're playing (at the 5'50 mark, or so), is called "Go." It's an ancient Chinese game and yes, it is utterly fascinating.
Yeah this movie is better every time. You catch so much about his condition. True story. 👏👏 Excellent.
There’s a phenomenon I forget what it’s called. But you can be genius in one field or one way of thinking and be completely ignorant in other ways this is common in very intelligent people. Their own intelligence helps them rationalize … incorrect thinking in other fields.
I did some reading about paranoid schizophrenia because of this film and read that the disorder can be pass down to the kids. So, I tried to find out if Nash's kids had it and found out that one of them also has the disorder, not sure about the other one though.
Ps, Both Nash and Alicia had recently passed away in a car accident recently (2020, if I'm not mistaken) after getting out of the airport. They had just came back from Norway after receiving another award for Nash's work.
47:24 this is obviously (by his outfit) the Business/Entrepreneurship Professor.
You have such a good heart Biss... Don't ever change.. 💗
Wow Biss, this reaction is 6 stars in my book...totally off the charts amazing. Somehow you managed to make a great film even better. ❤
I was learning about Nashs work in school when this came out and had no idea it was about him...when I realized while watching, I was floored...the movie holds a very special place for me
A wonderful and moving reaction as always...best regards from the neighborhood.
A genuine heartfelt reaction.
Another must watch movie with both Russell Crowe & Paul Bettany starring together is "Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World" (2003). It's pure fiction but with amazing detail of historical accuracy aboard a Navy ship during the Napoleonic Wars.
2:45 comment calling a burn a burn.-Ernie Moore Jr.
20:54 Time really can change the meaning of a handkerchief 47:54 😂
Based on your reaction to this one, two movies I highly recommend are Shine, with Jeoffrey Rush, and The Insider, with Russell Crowe and Al Pacino, directed by Michael Mann. I know you like to go in blind so I won't even say what these movies are about, but they are both 5 star movies imho.
Great reaction! Your earnest emotions really came through, it's wonderful to see a movie effect a person like that :)
10:55 And the Nash equilibrium (Game Theory) is born. Basically showing that there doesn’t have to be a loser in order for there to be a winner.
And John Nash didn’t see people that didn’t exist. That part of the story is completely Hollywood. He never thought that he was a spy for the government and he didn’t have imaginary friends.
Russell Crowe was robbed of the Best Actor Oscar that year. I love Ron Howard films.
The roommate guy, watch all his movies. Specially the Tom Hanks Bible movie, his tennis movie, and the one where he plays an avenging angel!
Yep, Russell Crowe is a great actor. I think you've seen him already in Gladiator? Hard to believe it's the same guy. Master and Commander is another great performance. And John Nash was a real person - his big idea, portrayed in the movie, was the Nash equilibrium, a solution to competition among individuals or strategies that doesn't require a single winner.
It’s so moving when you cry. 😢
The genius behind this great film is the writer Akiva Goldsman who pitched his idea for it to Hollywood producer Ron Grazer as you see it in the movie, except that in real life Johns illusions were auditory so Akiva made them real figures and of course fooled us all until midway in the film. He says that the real hero of the film is Alicia who stuck with John. When Akiva finished pitching to Grazer, Grazer cried it was such a beautiful idea. Akiva himself lived with his parents who looked after disturbed children so he understood a lot. There is a hidden clue before the reveal, when the little girl runs through the park, none of the pigeons move because she isnt real. A truly brilliant film and the acting and score too.
"Charles Herman" is Vision! (Marvel)
Erik Satie at the epilogue, wasn't sure if it was me imagining things at the end...
Beautiful choice, one of my favourites.
Crowe went from Gladiator in 2000 to this in 2001. Quite a different role. Hes one of my favorite actors for sure.
Wow what a change
Jennifer Connelly won Best Actress, the movie won Best Picture, and Ron Howard won Best Director Oscars for this classic (also won Best Screenplay). Crowe would've won another Best Actor Oscar (he won for Gladiator) if he hadn't thrown a phone at a concierge in a hotel. This performance was Crowe's best ever IMO. The saddest part of their story is that On May 23, 2015, Nash and his wife died in a car accident on the New Jersey Turnpike near Exit 8A in Monroe Township, NJ. After a visit to Norway, where Nash had received the Abel Prize, they had made arrangements to be picked up by a limo at Newark Airport. But because of a change in flight plans at the last minute, they arrived five hours earlier and decided to take a taxi instead. Their taxicab driver, Tarek Girgis, lost control of the vehicle and struck a guardrail. Both passengers were ejected from the car upon impact. State police revealed that neither passenger was wearing a seatbelt during the crash. At the time of their deaths, the Nashes were longtime residents of New Jersey.
oh wow, thanks for the info
Such a poignant movie highlighting the fine boundary between eccentric genius and madness. It also exposes to us that there is a essential logic to love.
Dang. Watching your closing thoughts got me a bit teary eyed. Kind and beautiful remarks.
Awww thank you, glad you enjoyed the reaction
The subtle CGI in this film is pretty genius....if u notice when john first meets charles' daughter, or niece (i forget) but she runs off thru the park, & thru all the pigeons on the grass & they dont move, they just stand there pecking the ground...irl they wouldve all flown away or at least been stirred, but they dont move at all....a tiny little clue as to whats really going on in this movie ....& in hindsight, or once u know, its really eerie. Anyway, great reaction as always:)
Thank you so much, glad you liked the reaction
@@BissFlix , 😊🙂
21:55 ‼️FORESHADOWING‼️
I have watched this movie quite a few times before and never had a tear in my eyes until I watched it you so thanks for making me feel again ❤
Another good reaction. One of my favorite movies. Top 10. 😊👏🥰
I love this movie
Love this movie Madalina. Your reaction was impeccable. The slow burn to the realization that he was actually schizophrenic shook me when I watched it as well. You should watch Shine with Geoffrey Rush when you get a chance, it's another great movie based on a true story of overcoming overwhelming odds and I think you would enjoy it.
Something interesting that we see in this film is how the brain has abilities that manifest themselves under special circumstances, it is something similar to what happens to people with autism who enhance certain abilities that in "normal" people is very difficult, but not impossible, for them to manifest.
Well done Biss. You know I love it when you get all emotional it shows a beautiful side of your mind and personality. Did you know that the real wife of the main character was in this movie? Another odd note two of the background characters were in another movie together called Dazed and Confused you should check it out for some good old laughs and a great sound track. Keep up the good work and as always keep it cute.
Such a good movie, and such a great story. Thank you for sharing this one, Bisscute. 🙂
1:51 comment right.-Ernie Moore Jr.
Two comments:
Life is all about getting back up.
And beer. Beer is good. In appropriate portions.
If too much beer, maybe not get back up.
A beautiful mind. A beautiful movie. A beautiful day to see that beautiful reaction. And a beautiful reactor❤
Love the review and reaction, and I am surprised that I actually apparently saw all of this movie! some time ago
Loved your reaction, as always
Thank you
32:48 "Okay, I see where this movie is going" XD
Haha, thanks for watching
Loved the reaction! 😊😊❤❤
I really enjoyed watching your reaction to this movie. This is one of my all time favorite movies. Thank you for watching it and for your heartfelt reaction. Even though the portrayal of John Nash's life is not accurate, I still think it is a wonderful piece of work. Many of the difficulties John faces I understand all too well. I am very grateful for the movie as it often helps me through difficult times and problems that most people around me can't relate to and therefore are unable to help me sometimes.
11:37 Me too.... algebra is just a form of sadistic torture.
This was an amazing reaction to an amazing movie. I love the way you interact with the story and characters. Russell Crowe is one of my favorite actors and this is arguably his best performance. I am always moved and impressed by an actor that can so realistically play someone with mental development challenges. If you want to see another great one check out "Radio" from 2003. It also has Ed Harris, as well as Cuba Gooding Jr. Based on a true story it deals mental challenges and racism. I have never seen a reaction to it and would love to see yours. Thank you for being so good at what you do.
On the subject of shock therapy and frontal Lobotomy, one movie you might wish to check out is: "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest", with Jack Nicholson, won Best Picture.
The actor who played 'Charles' married the actress who played 'Alicia' after this movie.
Really really amazing film, I was waiting for you to say at the end, wait this is a real person! Haha. Great reaction.
47:12 ♥♥ thank you! So nice reaction
15:56 react ,, Biscute's expressive sincerity has Beauty.-Ernie Moore Jr.
Oh this is a great choice. I had not thought about this beautiful movie in a long time.
Thank you for you time. If you like Russel Crow and Leo. A decent film that you might be interested in is: Body of Lies. 2008. And as always...Please Hold Fast My Friends!
This movie has one of the unespected plot twists that I have experienced, similar to that of The sixth sense for example. 😱
I loved it, thanks for watching
that's a Chinese game (I think) and here in the US we call it "Go". I'm a half decent chess player, but from what I've seen of Go, it can be much harder, depending on who you're playing against.
fantastic response to this
The 8th person to put his pen down was the real John Nash..
A beautiful reaction to A Beautiful Mind!
47:06 is the real John Nash making a cameo.
Oh wow
8:50 HAHAHAHAHA Stop it! 😂 You're killing me over here! 😂🤣 Dial back the adorable and cuteness before I overdose! 💀
(I'm kidding - please don't dial anything back! Haha!)
Awesome reaction of my favorite movie!!!!!!!!😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
Penguins! Yes, that's being creative. I like this girl.
this movie is a true masterpiece
Some Clint Eastwood movies are beautiful!
Gran Torino, Invictus, Million Dollar Baby (especially this one).
You will like them
Thanks, Gran Torino is up on my patreon for certain tiers. hopefully it comes to youtube soon
41:03 this was the turning point of the movie, and it was the first time watching the movie that I realized John actually had schizophrenia. The problem before this was, the United States government had the resources, and the track record, of hiding its covert activities under layers of plausible deniability-and was not above convincing the world that one of its top scientists was crazy-and taking years to do so-just to ensure absolutely airtight security on a vital project. As Alicia walked slowly up to the shed, I waited in anticipation, knowing that she was about to discover that John had been sane all along-and then ten seconds later, the opposite was revealed.
For more of Russell Crowe, you HAVE to check out "L. A. Confidential", and "Master and Commander"
Ill keep those in mind
47:16 Hahahahahahahaha... you're so sweet, and the pen thing, lol... I love your heart... you're so funny.
Thank you so much
@@BissFlix
Haha, no no ; thank YOU! Your videos and your personality always brighten up my mood.
Very cooooo rious!!! ☺️ I love when she says that!
@3:12 Biscuit 😍 my hero💪
Marcee represents the nieces and nephews, the cousins and siblings John never had (movie John, I don’t know the real John Nash’s situation). Also, John was getting into his mid-twenties (the equivalent of about thirty today) and saw all his friends settling down and having kids, and worried he was missing out on life. Marcee allows him to play the uncle.
It is sobering to realize that the first time John Nash walked into the Pentagon, he was only twenty-five years old. At the beginning of the movie, he is only seventeen or eighteen years old. This is not obvious as he is played by Russell Crowe, who was 37 at the time.
Enjoyed your reaction today. Do you do your own editing? By the way, really cute pajamas...