![]() Psychology stories tend to rely on more unconventional therapy and analysis, the outcome is usually the opposite of what would happen in real life, and we are OK with that, because this is a movie, and it entertains. People with physical problems in movies tend to die (“Pride of the Yankees,” “Brian’s Song”) while those with psychological deficiencies are eminently improvable (“The Snake Pit,” “Rain Man,” etc.). Psychology seems to allow for the most positive rehabilitative stories. “Ordinary People” won some Oscars “The Prince of Tides” and “Regarding Henry” were popular and are good movies. Therapist movies tend to be well-received.
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