Monique Marissa Lukens

Consuelo 2022-03-16 09:01:01

That said, it reminds me of Jacqueline, who of course plays the cello-"She is Lonely Than Fireworks" (movie) or "Love the Cello" (book).
Genius is always lonely. The difference is that Jacqueline collapsed in loneliness, while Nash defeated Yu stubbornly and finally won.
Maybe because the love...

Raleigh 2022-04-20 09:01:03

Can people really not distinguish between reality and fantasy?
At the beginning of the film, John himself said that he is not good at interacting with others, but is this really him? Obviously not, he also wanted someone to talk to and communicate with, so—perhaps subconsciously—Charles was born in...

Brandt 2021-10-20 18:59:33

"My pursuit has taken me through physics, metaphysics, illusion, and brought it back." The world of the top scientist is magical enough, not to mention that he still has a great love. This movie is not only a wonderful biography of Nash, but also a noble tribute to love-love is infinite, love is faith, and love is all logic and reason.

Meagan 2021-10-20 18:58:10

Those three shadows are so pitiful, are illusions necessarily worthless than reality? This can only be determined by the parties, right? What if I don’t cure the disease? If I let him go crazy, how can he feel the spirit of being a lunatic back then?