The film, spanning 26 years, encompasses the careers of both men from the very beginning till 1997 ( until Jobs’ return to Apple after the latter acquire NeXT). Not only is this probably the most accurate depiction of Steve Jobs and Bill Gates, but also the best depiction of their rivalry. This made-for-television film is often overlooked while discussing intellectual films. Although straightforward, the film does have more heart and emotion than any of the other entries on this list and is a definite recommendation for anyone who likes intellectual movies. By the end, we feel the pain and fears which Nash felt throughout his life.
The beauty of the film lies on how it captures the working of Nash’s mind, his fears and delusions and even his genius. The film, though mostly simple in its story and execution follows Nash through his early days at Princeton University and details his battles with paranoid schizophrenia. This Ron Howard directed drama follows the life of John Nash, a mathematician who suffers from delusions and paranoid schizophrenia but gradually overcomes them and goes on to win the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economics. The film itself received mixed reception upon release but is an extremely engrossing thriller which should definitely be viewed. Centered on the relationship between Assange and Berg which starts off as great but gradually becomes more and more strained as their ideologies begin to diverge. The film follows Assange and Daniel Berg (Daniel Bruhl) as they form WikiLeaks and subsequently the pressure and criticism they face from multiple outlets after they start leaking confidential documents. Starring Benedict Cumberbatch as Julian Assange, the editor-in-chief and founder of the news leaking website WikiLeaks. A tragic yet unsung hero, the film details the career of Turing and how immensely instrumental his invention was in saving the life of millions. The film, featuring a brilliant performance by Cumberbatch highlights the political climate during the 1940s as well as the social prejudices prevalent during that time. Starring Benedict Cumberbatch as the enigmatic brilliant mathematician Alan Turing who develops a machine to decrypt German intelligence codes for the British Government during the second world war.
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