Mr. Jones

With a young adult bipolar at home, I felt as though I was watching my own life. Richard Gere is as high as my teen gets when he doesn't take his meds, and as low as I've seen as well. This... Full review

I'm a young man who was struck with bipolar disorder about 4 years ago. To make a long and ugly story short (failed education, homelessness), bipolar disorder devestated my life. Richard Gere gives a good account of a person like myself.... Full review

Yahoo movies recommended that I wouldnt like this movie, and I also thought I wouldnt like this movie. I didnt even want to watch this movie. But I watched it and I liked it. It shouldnt be rated R all though... Full review

It is sad but it was until I saw the movie that I realized my son is bipolar, doctors have a very difficult time to dignose this sickness, there should be more movies about mental illness, it helped me to talk... Full review

This movie is supposed to be about a guy with manic-depressive disorder. Richard Gere has no idea what actual manic depressives go through. In one scene he is so high that he almost jumps off a building. Give me a break.... Full review

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