When mental health wasn't about helping people
I loved this movie as a kid and even read the book in high school. It centers around Jack Nicholson who is sent from prison to an institution for a psychological evaluation. There he tries to shake up the routine and get the patients to rebel against the system of control within the hospital.<br /><br />The movie is all about the characters starting with Nicholson. He has the gift of gab and is subversive to the core. For instance, the chief nurse Louise Fletcher refuses to play the World Series on the TV so Nicholson starts his own play by play which draws many of the patients to him cheering and screaming. The look on Fletcher’s face is priceless as she is completely contemptuous of Nicholson. What happens to him is a tragedy and a condemnation of how mental health in the past had nothing to do with helping people. The ending is classic as well.
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