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Proof

2005

Action / Drama / Mystery

Proof

2005

Action / Drama / Mystery

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62% TOMATOMETER · 142 reviews

59% AUDIENCE · 50K ratings

6.6/10 · 48.1K

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Plot summary

Catherine is a woman in her late twenties who is strongly devoted to her father, Robert, a brilliant and well-known mathematician whose grip on reality is beginning to slip away. As Robert descends into madness, Catherine begins to wonder if she may have inherited her father's mental illness along with his mathematical genius.

Director

John Madden

Top cast

Jake Gyllenhaal as Harold Dobbs - Hal

Anthony Hopkins as Robert

Hope Davis as Claire

Gwyneth Paltrow as Catherine

Tech specs

720p.BLU 1080p.BLU

921.94 MB

1280*546

English 2.0

PG-13

Subtitles

23.976 fps

1 hr 40 min

Seeds 1

1.85 GB

1920*818

English 5.1

PG-13

Subtitles

23.976 fps

1 hr 40 min

Seeds 8

Comments 3

Rickinator 1632 days ago

Robert was a brilliant mathematician that became bughouse.

TheButtPirate 2136 days ago

Good good movie but do not expect to learn much about mathematics on this one. On a related note, I'd pirate all their butts. Thank you for attending

milfmanz45 3854 days ago

anything with anthony hopkins is a winner for me

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IMDb reviews

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6 / 10

This film quite succinctly sums up the characteristics

CinemaSerf

This film quite succinctly sums up the characteristics of it's principal character. At times it's potent and at others it's a mess. It's all about "Catherine"…

This film quite succinctly sums up the characteristics of it's principal character. At times it's potent and at others it's a mess. It's all about "Catherine" (Gwyneth Paltrow) who together with her sister "Claire" (Hope Davis) are the daughters of acclaimed mathematician "Robert" (Sir Anthony Hopkins). Now he was borderline obsessed, in a clinical fashion, with his work writing a proof that will profoundly redefine thinking amongst his scientific community. Thing is, he's dead now and seems determined to "haunt" the life of his just as determined daughter (Paltrow) who, herself, treads a very thin line between reality and fantasy. Matters are exacerbated when one of his star pupils "Hal" (Jake Gyllenhaal) asks to look through their late father's papers and discovers something of monumental importance. Who wrote this, though - father or child or both? As the intensity grows for both sisters, their mental stability and their relationship is severely tested whilst the observing "Hal" (now the boyfriend of "Catherine") looks on somewhat dazed and confused as to what to do next as the narrative becomes increasingly peppered with historical familial flashbacks. Paltrow manages quite well with what must have been a difficult part and Davis does likewise as the loving sister who does not/did not share the all-consuming compulsion of her sibling and her dad. Some of the scenes between the two quite compellingly illustrate just how frustrations were growing as 'Catherine" seems bent on a slippery slope to depression. Gyllenhaal hasn't very much to work with and isn't really much more than eye candy and with the odd intervention from Sir Anthony adding little meat to the bones, there's not really enough to hold the film together consistently. It relies too much on the emotionally turbulent aspects of their persona and fails to deliver well on the rationale of their fixation. Just what is this proof and what does it mean to ordinary people - a question frequently asked by "Claire", too.

6 / 10

Math is an exact science. A mathematical proof

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Math is an exact science. A mathematical proof is a demonstration of this exactness. Math can also be, according to those who study it, beautiful – an art form…

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