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UPC: 0786936296303

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Release Year: 2006

Actor: Jake Gyllenhaal, Hope Davis, Gwyneth Paltrow, Anthony Hopkins

Rating: PG-13

Director: John Madden, James D. Stern

Genre: Drama

Movie/TV Title: Proof

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Gwyneth Paltrow, who won an Oscar for her performance in director John Madden's SHAKESPEARE IN LOVE, teams up again with Madden in PROOF, a poignant drama based on David Auburn's Pulitzer Prize-winning play. Paltrow lights up the screen as Catherine, a young woman who has given up a seemingly bright future in order to take care of her ailing father, Robert (Anthony Hopkins), a formerly brilliant mathematician who went crazy. After he dies, Catherine's closed-off world is invaded by Hal (Jake Gyllenhaal), a young mathematician who worshipped Robert, and Claire (Hope Davis), her successful sister who fears that Catherine is too much like their father--a talented, supremely intelligent person with severe mental problems. During the last years of his life, Robert filled 103 notebooks with his writings, but one of them, written during a brief period of lucidity, could turn the math world on its head, while also threatening Catherine's already wavering sanity. Auburn co-wrote the screenplay with Rebecca Miller (PERSONAL VELOCITY, THE BALLAD OF JACK AND ROSE), taking it off the stage, setting it in and around Chicago, and breathing new life into the story, along with Stephen Warbeck's compelling score and plenty of outstanding acting, particularly by the glowing Paltrow and the earnest Gyllenhaal.

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Jake Gyllenhaal, Hope Davis, Gwyneth Paltrow, Anthony Hopkins

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Proof

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2006

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Hope Davis, Jake Gyllenhaal, Gwyneth Paltrow, Anthony Hopkins

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by sphinxcool
Feb 12, 2006
PROOF WIDE-SCREEN
There are so much to admire in John Madden directed `Proof' - Gwyneth Paltrow's acting for example - but there are also many flaws in it, the worst being its stagy and talky nature of the film. At first `Proof' unfolds like a mystery. As many say on the net, the film is based on the critically acclaimed play (which I have not seen). It is about Catherine (Paltrow) and her recently deceased father Robert (Anthony Hopkins). Robert was a genius of mathematics, but his last days, as is suggested in flashbacks, were troubled ones. Now one interesting thing happens after his death. Hal (Jake Gyllenhaal), former student of Robert, finds a notebook, which might or might not contain a brilliant finding of mathematics. Of course, we need a proof as to the authenticity of the writing. But ... There are so much to admire in John Madden directed `Proof' - Gwyneth Paltrow's acting for example - but there are also many flaws in it, the worst being its stagy and talky nature of the film. At first `Proof' unfolds like a mystery. As many say on the net, the film is based on the critically acclaimed play (which I have not seen). It is about Catherine (Paltrow) and her recently deceased father Robert (Anthony Hopkins). Robert was a genius of mathematics, but his last days, as is suggested in flashbacks, were troubled ones. Now one interesting thing happens after his death. Hal (Jake Gyllenhaal), former student of Robert, finds a notebook, which might or might not contain a brilliant finding of mathematics. Of course, we need a proof as to the authenticity of the writing. But eventually Hal realizes another proof is needed: who really wrote this? [STAGY (YOU MAY LIKE IT OR NOT)] `Proof' is no more about mathematic theories than `A Beautiful Mind' was. `Proof' is about Catherine and other three characters - her father, Hal, and her domineering sister Claire (Hope Davies). Almost all the dialogues are exchanged between Catherine and one of these three roles, and their exchanged words, which often get emotional, suggest the truths about their relations and the past. The method is notable for its lengthy speech, which reminds us its stage origin, and whether you like it or not, you never forget that you are watching a filmed version of a stage production. But perhaps that would not be really annoying. Paltrow' shows splendid acting, so does Hopkins. Unfortunately Davies and Gyllenhaal are less compelling than the other two, partly because Davies's character is basically a off-putting one, and Gyllenhaal's unconvincing. His must show enough intelligence to convince us that he can notice the true value of the notebook in his ex-instructor's library. Sorry, but I couldn't see anything like that. Oscar-winning `Shakespeare in Love' is one of my favorite films, but if the director had been someone else, it could be much better than what we are seeing now. John Madden, who directed both `Shakespeare' and `Proof,' handles the material pretty well here, but the results are far from perfect. The overuse of flashbacks is confusing, and when the film shows the romance, his direction becomes suddenly banal. And it must be admitted that the film gets silly sometimes. Throwing such a precious notebook into a car window? Didn't he think of any better idea? `Proof' has intelligence, and the academia presented here looks real enough. But I'm afraid that is exactly the reason I was disappointed with the film. The performance is strong and good enough to make us care the characters while the story is convoluting, requiring us too much patience to follow it. The film says the notebook contains a significant discovery of mathematics while they don't even think of the simplest way to prove who wrote it In this way the characters are presented with superb acting, but we are never truly allowed to feel the pains or regrets of them.
by li-4hfKeRxG@Deleted
Aug 01, 2006
Haven't seen a film this stunning since "Crash"
A brilliant movie. True, the story doesn't travel in the way most predictable Hollywood films often do. In the end, you are almost left with more questions than answers (thus, my comparison to the Academy Award winning "Crash"). But the beauty of it is in the confusion--that's the great joke! The entire revolves around "needing to have PROOF" of something: emotional well-being, mathmatical genius, love, hate, brilliance, and more. The great statement being made in the film's lack of a firm conclusion is exactly the final 'jab' at the concept. It leaves you hanging IN ORDER TO say, "Hey, proof is sometimes overrated. Sometimes you just have to BE and let others interpret that as they choose." Because unlike math, life (and especially relationships) can't always be measured, ... A brilliant movie. True, the story doesn't travel in the way most predictable Hollywood films often do. In the end, you are almost left with more questions than answers (thus, my comparison to the Academy Award winning "Crash"). But the beauty of it is in the confusion--that's the great joke! The entire revolves around "needing to have PROOF" of something: emotional well-being, mathmatical genius, love, hate, brilliance, and more. The great statement being made in the film's lack of a firm conclusion is exactly the final 'jab' at the concept. It leaves you hanging IN ORDER TO say, "Hey, proof is sometimes overrated. Sometimes you just have to BE and let others interpret that as they choose." Because unlike math, life (and especially relationships) can't always be measured, appreciated, or judged by what is provable.... Paltrow is stunning - the complex strength and fragility in a single character comes off with glowing excellence. Hopkins plays a convincingly bipolar (although I believe he was supposed to be schizophrenic) genius. And Gyllenhaal plays his character with both a very aggravating and very adorable quality that makes his character seem much more 'familiar.' The film ultimately revolves not around fear...and not even so much abou relationships (be they romantic, family, friend, or otherwise); rather, the heart of the subject matter seems to be fear. What is it? And how to we cope? Where does it come from? Should we listen, or just ignore it? It's quite thought-provoking....humbling, even, if you let it. I was blown away. For those fans of character-exploring dramas such as "I Am Sam" or "A Beautiful Mind," and for those with the courage and curiosity to peer inside the world of a crazy person, DEFINITELY watch "{Proof}"!!
by wGgzRDUkS0K@Deleted
Feb 23, 2006
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I watched the movie and can sort of relate it the "a beautiful mind" in the sense it about a "crazy mathmetician" but the storylines are nothing alike. this movie is about a deceased father and a notebook found while cleaning up.... did the father write it? or did the daughter who was taking care of him write it? .... i felt like the movie didnt really close, it went back and fourth in time a lot and that bothered me .... i feel like you really have to pay close attention to come to any conclusion about this movie and yet you still dont feel like there is a moral, no closing, whatever happend to the book? is it published? whos name did it get published under? ....i like a movie to have a closing, have something happen. i dont feel like anything happend in this movie, it was like a notebook ... I watched the movie and can sort of relate it the "a beautiful mind" in the sense it about a "crazy mathmetician" but the storylines are nothing alike. this movie is about a deceased father and a notebook found while cleaning up.... did the father write it? or did the daughter who was taking care of him write it? .... i felt like the movie didnt really close, it went back and fourth in time a lot and that bothered me .... i feel like you really have to pay close attention to come to any conclusion about this movie and yet you still dont feel like there is a moral, no closing, whatever happend to the book? is it published? whos name did it get published under? ....i like a movie to have a closing, have something happen. i dont feel like anything happend in this movie, it was like a notebook is found and they have a fight over it and thats it.... it didnt work for me.
by xhiwxl1lr9k@deleted
Feb 07, 2008
Must see Very Interesting
The acting was brilliant. The plot a bit heavy for non mathematicians, but it is very definitely worth watching. Hopkins is great as always. The wondering of inheriting parents bad genes as well as the good ones continues in eternity. Am I crazy? Who is to say? Very moving moments, great thought provoking mixed with a little love story. Wow, watch it. The only bad part was, it was not long enough for me.The acting was brilliant. The plot a bit heavy for non mathematicians, but it is very definitely worth watching. Hopkins is great as always. The wondering of inheriting parents bad genes as well as the good ones continues in eternity. Am I crazy? Who is to say? Very moving moments, great thought provoking mixed with a little love story. Wow, watch it. The only bad part was, it was not long enough for me.
by birute00
May 21, 2006
Proof Paltrow and Hopkins are Awesome in this Movie
Seeing Gwyneth Paltrow, Anthony Hopkins and Jake Gyllenhaal work together in this awesome movie was very inspiring. Jake has been in so many movies recently and with so many talented actors and actresses. Gwyneth Paltrow peforms very well in this challenging movie, which by the way, is a Pulitzer Prize-winning play! You just cannot find enough words to describe Anthony Hopkins and his terrific portrayal of this mathematical genius. Keep your eyes and heart open when you watch this movie and own today!Seeing Gwyneth Paltrow, Anthony Hopkins and Jake Gyllenhaal work together in this awesome movie was very inspiring. Jake has been in so many movies recently and with so many talented actors and actresses. Gwyneth Paltrow peforms very well in this challenging movie, which by the way, is a Pulitzer Prize-winning play! You just cannot find enough words to describe Anthony Hopkins and his terrific portrayal of this mathematical genius. Keep your eyes and heart open when you watch this movie and own today!

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