I know this film is quite old but Russell Crowe was a very good actor in it.
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yes, I felt like I was delusional again when I first saw it…one of my favorite movies…Russell Crowe did an excellent job.
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I felt like Crowe during psychosis only my affliction involved letters and language instead of numbers.
I read deep meanings into billboards, license plates, TV ads, newspapers, computer, radio, magazines, signs on vehicles, and on and on…
The whole world was coming at me. I needed to be committed several times because I couldn’t function in my real life. Everything…and I mean everything was a trigger.
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Sorry to hear that Patrick
It’s okay. I’ve been symptom free now for over a year and a half. I’m med-compliant…back working and raising a family. It’s all good!
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Good movie of John Nash. Of course when I saw it I didn’t know I was schizophrenic yet. I didn’t have any symptoms.
first time I watched it was my senior year in high school we watched it in algebra class. I was depressed then but not psychotic. I also saw the movie shine but that was 8 years later. and I was having symptoms then.
A very good movie - I loved it
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I liked the original one starring John Wayne in 1945. The re-make with Russel Crow doesn’t compare.
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