Proof

Undoubtedly this was a great stage production in its original incarnation; unfortunately, as a screen production, it falls woefully flat.. It's character-driven scenes are the only elements that make this oh-so-unsuspenseful drama even remotely watchable -- but ultimately, they fail to save this mediocre film. It's not even bad --- just unmemorable. Anthony Hopkins carries a mediocre script and Jake Gyllenhaal renders an authentic performance , and if you are fans of these actors, you'll find their performances amply satisfying. Ultimately, neither the dialogue nor the cinematography can save a film that feels as though it was hastily released on the heels of "A Beautiful Mind" in order to extract a quick buck from a hungry demographic searching for a cerebral film. There are far better "math" movies to be found.

I just wish the ending was better, love it, I wouldn't recommend to see the some say nasty scenes if you are 9 or 10 years younger..

Seen it several times, love it more each time.