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Howard used these experiences in order to make his film much more dramatic, which is
what a good director should always do. The movie includes a scene where Nash is
receiving shock treatment while his distraught wife looks on and the background musical
score becomes even more intense. This is another example of Howard's creativity on
display in order to create a film that will grip the audience. It is a scene where Howard
stays true to the actual experiences of Nash. Howard took advantage of these experiences
to the fullest.
Howard's creative mind attempted to turn the story of John Nash into something
more. I once read that the goal of most directors is to create the "complete movie.�
Howard takes full advantage of Nash's illness by elaborating upon Nash's schizophrenia
to create an even more complete movie. Directors will often attempt to encompass
different genres in their movie so that they will attract the largest possible audience. The
end result is often a......

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