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"Gothika" and it's concept of realityIn "Gothika," Halle Berry plays the psychologist Dr. Miranda Grey who has great belief in logic and rational
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"Gothika" and it's concept of reality In "Gothika," Halle Berry plays the psychologist Dr. Miranda Grey who has great belief in logic and rational thinking. One of her patients, Chloe, who is in a ward for the criminally insane tells her that she does not listen with her heart; rather she only listens with her brain. The prevalent idea that logic is Miranda's downfall is epitomised by this comment. As the movie goes on, Miranda is possessed by some sort of ghost that forces her to kill her husband, and she ends up being a patient in the same ward she used to work in! The title is indeed a strange choice. However, "Gothika" is actually the name for vicious paranormal attacks and is also the name of the town the film is, for the most part, set in. The Merriam-Webster dictionary also defines "Gothika" as "relating to a style...
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