| Year: | 1975 |
| Genre: | Drama |
| Starring: | Jack Nicholson, Louise Fletcher, Michael Berryman |
| Director: | Milos Forman |
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| Language: English Runtime: 133 min Subtitles: French Resolution: 704x480 Frame Rate: 24 fps Video Bitrate: 3226 Kb/sec Audio Bitrate: 320 kbps |
Review: Jack Nicholson is a great actor. No, not a great actor, a great actor. This is the beginning of the film of his career, as well as a few other actors in this movie, which was a long, great career, such as Danny DeVito, Christopher Lloyd and Brad Dourif. The film has some memorable moments ... would not be able to forget Louise Fletchers icy stare, Jack Nicholsons empty runner comments or Sampsons impressive, almost completely silent performance? The film, the awful truth of how patients are treated in mental institutions at the time, and tell the story of a man desperately trying to get rid of, to rebel, to change things, to themselves and others. I had to be in this movie, the very first image. I do not ever my eyes, and I will definitely think about this movie for a while. I think it was a good way to describe one of the first frames of the institution's something akin to prison than a hospital. Milos Forman did a great job of making a very strong contrast to the viewer. The film is very moving and very beautiful movie experience. Each actor gives a great performance as each character is perfectly written, every row, every body is just perfect. I wouldnt change a thing in this movie. It's a big boost, you will never lose interest, but it never seems to rush to get through it, either. He simply perfect. I have not read the original book, but if I ever come across, I might check it out. I've only seen the movie once, but I will definitely watch it many times in the years to come. I highly recommend this wonderful piece of great theater for anyone who is the least bit interested in the drama genre, or a fan of any players, as they are all in their absolute first in this movie. 10/10
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