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A Beautiful Mind
summary of the movie's artistic details in How To Watch Movies as A
Director, Actor, Screenwriter electronic book. This summary
walks the fan through the entire movie from beginning to end, which
includes plot, Crowe's acting, Howard's directing, and many other, intrinsic details:
Like
Chocolat, of all the movies included in this electronic book, this
movie holds so many details that not only is this movie a great piece of
entertainment, but more importantly, a great piece of artistic expression.
This statement can be supported by the details that will be brought
to the viewer’s consciousness so that the movie can be enjoyed from the
perspective of artistic expression the next time it is viewed.
By doing this, the movie can be enjoyed at a much wider angle.
The details that make this movie great are as follows:
- The
connection between the similar “speech” scenes at the beginning
and ending.
- The
repeated phrases of “original idea” and “governing dynamics.”
- Crowe’s
hand gesture of his semi-fisted hand on his forehead.
- The
board game scenes of Nash and Martin.
- Nash’s
pick-up line.
- Nash
picking up light, highlighted letters and numbers in his mind.
- The
significance of the two trees in the outdoor, picnic scene.
- The
handkerchief.
- The
word, “believe,” in the marriage proposal scene and the bedroom
scene.
- The
360 degree panning of the camera.
- The
pen scenes at the faculty lounge.
- Nash’s
desk in his room.
- Parcher,
Charles, and Marcee.
- D.H.
Lawrence.
- The
phrase, “When was the last time you ate?”
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