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A Beautiful Mind (DVD, 2002, 2-Disc Awards Edition, Widescreen) NEW

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Item specifics

Condition
Brand New: An item that has never been opened or removed from the manufacturer’s sealing (if ...
Format
DVD
Genre
Drama
Movie/TV Title
A Beautiful Mind
Rating
PG-13
Studio
Unbranded
MPN
Does not apply
UPC
025192145025
EAN
025192145025
ISBN
025192145025
Style
DOWNLOADABLE_MOVIE

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YourMomLovesMedia

YourMomLovesMedia

99.6% positive feedback
920K items sold
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    I'm a math teacher and bought this to show my classes. It's rated PG-13 but does have some rather foul language, drinking, smoking, and very suggestive scenes without actually showing sex. Also some violence and potentially emotionally disturbing scenes. That said, as long as no parents get too upset with me, I have only good impressions of this film. The kids love it (they usually hate movies I find to have any educational value). It earned many awards for good reasons: excellent acting and cinematography, a very convincing story line (based on a true story), etc. I don't want to spoil it for you by telling the plot twists, but if you're interested in this movie, it's definitely a keeper. I didn't even mind watching it 4 times in a day... although the first watching is the best ...

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    What's with all the ebay feedbacks in the MOVIE REVIEW section!!! This movie might start a little slow for some. Meeting the shy, awkward, almost embarrassing Nash leaves you wondering what you've gotten yourself into, but don't worry, this too shall pass. Without realizing it, you are slowly drawn into a world where reality and fantasy are blurred. Just when you think things are well established, you find his world falling apart, but even then, you keep wondering which parts are real, who's lying and what is fantasy. It draws you into the mind of a schizophrenic without realizing it. It all works out in the end more or less (it IS a Ron Howard film after all), but it leaves you very empathetic with Nash no matter what you may think of him, initially. Braniacs will probably ...