Since “A Beautiful Mind” is based on a true story, the film is pretty accurate in regards to schizophrenia. Nash, the main ch

In “Psycho,” Norman Bates becomes obsessed with his mother and tries to harm all women that arouse him.

aracter, begins to have visual hallucinations of fake people, who convince him that he is working for the US government in deciphering codes intercepted from Russia. Even though visual hallucinations are rare in schizophrenic victims, they are possible. Throughout the movie, he was constantly paranoid that the Russians were going to try to kill him. It got so intense that, at points, he would be afraid to leave his house. Also, one can usually tell if another has schizophrenia. But, with Nash, he was able to “hide” his disorder from those around him till it got to intense in his life. Even after it was proved that he had schizophrenia, Nash would not take his medications since it would keep him away from his fantasy world. Paranoia is very common to patients with schiz

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