Nash was also very anti-Semitic, but since this is a Hollywood movie, I guess we can forgive them for that. You shouldn't take anything Hollywood offers you as truth.
I really didn't like Crowe in this movie. This was one of the only times I really felt that the actor was struggling in a role and was totally putting it on. It was too obvious. A true actor should convince you that s/he is the person they're trying to portray without making the viewer picture them playing a character from another movie they've done. He was too OTT.
What's funny is that right when that movie was coming out I was studying his theories in school (Nash Equilibrium's use in Game Theory, etc.). I was wondering whether my prof. for that class was having wet dreams!
Later,
I really didn't like Crowe in this movie. This was one of the only times I really felt that the actor was struggling in a role and was totally putting it on. It was too obvious. A true actor should convince you that s/he is the person they're trying to portray without making the viewer picture them playing a character from another movie they've done. He was too OTT.
What's funny is that right when that movie was coming out I was studying his theories in school (Nash Equilibrium's use in Game Theory, etc.). I was wondering whether my prof. for that class was having wet dreams!
Later,
