Uilliam Nebel
From the dread and terror felt, and the Hellish existence when in psychosis and isolated from those that love and care about us, this film tells the story of one mentally ill mind to great effect. While the 'true story' nature of the film may be debatable, or what might be a few tropes at times (may be, but tropes aren't by themselves bad), the narrative of this film remains solid throughout. As do the performances of Maguire, Schreiber, Sarsgaard, and Stuhlbarg. From my own perspective as a mentally ill person, the performance of Maguire here, with its amazingly accurate while still, and most importantly, subtle portrayal of a person separated from sanity, resonated with me as the most sincere and best crafted performance ever to portray a mentally ill person going through crisis in a major film.
Linda Emmart
I loved the movie but the photography and crazy colors were stupid. Why can't they make movies with good photography colors like they used to?? Everything is dull, muted, weird shades, no consistency, not sharp...and they move the cameras so you get dizzy.
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Josh Derocher
Interesting story, but not a great film. It made me interested in learning more about Fischer.
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