GOOD WILL HUNTING (1997) | FIRST TIME WATCHING | MOVIE REACTION
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- GOOD WILL HUNTING (1997) | FIRST TIME WATCHING | MOVIE REACTION
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Matt Damon and Ben Affleck wrote this movie and both won Oscars. So did Robin Williams. I am SO in for this, thank you!!!!
And produced by the one and only Kevin Smith! For another classic-but dark-film, see "Gone Baby Gone"- directed by Ben, starring brother Casey.
Yeah, "exec-produced" by Kevin Smith, though Smith has said his biggest role was reading the script and giving it to Miramax who bought it and got the ball rolling. Damon and Affleck even asked him to direct, to which he said, NO WAY; it has to be directed by a MASTER director.
Robin easily should've won the Oscar for FISHER KING (his best lead performance in my opinion), but GOOD WILL HUNTING definitely gave him some great speeches (and him deciding to do the movie was what got it made in the first place)
Casey plays Morgan in this, too.
And then Ben Affleck told Kevin Smith that he had to write a movie for him because nobody writes like Kevin. He told Ben, "One of us has an Oscar for writing, and it is not I."
@@elcorado83 I would love to see these two react to all of Kevin Smiths work. Dogma, Clerks, Jay & Silent Bob Strike Back are absolute gems from my youth.
The last line of the movie "SOB stole my line", was a Robin Williams adlib. Damon and Affleck immediately knew it was the perfect ending line, so they kept it in the movie.
From what Matt Damon recounted in an interview sometime later, Robin Williams kept trying literately dozens of different thoughts, and when they heard "SOB stole my line" they knew that was perfect...
and they cut it out! best line of the movie. at least they left in the " how do you like them apples" line.
Never seen a Matt Damin movie?? Huh??? Jason Bourne? Cmon. He was John Wick. Jordan, you have to watch. PLEASE
@@paulf2123 Firstly, it's Damon. Secondly, the fuck you think he was John Wick? That was Keanu Reeves ya dunce.
He was also private Ryan in Saving Private Ryan, which they saw.@@paulf2123
You see why Robin won the Oscar for this role. One of the greatest performances ever.
Most people don't realize this, but the reason why Matt Damon's character opened up to Robin Williams characters is because when Matt damn disrespected his wife, Robin Williams reacted in the same exact way that Matt Damon's character would have reacted. With full fledged anger and rage.
Fun fact: the scene where Robin Williams explains that his wife use to fart in her sleep was completely ad libed. Matt Damon's laugh in that scene is his genuine laugh. You can even see the camera shake a bit because the camera man was also laughing very hard.
Ben Affleck's face when he realises his friend has gone gets me every time, heartbreakingly sad then quiet pride. The words all ring true because they were written by two good friends. I love this film ❤
Mourning, pride, love, hope...for his bud.
Real love.
I grew up living by the port, about 3 blocks from the projects, surrounded by gangs and drugs and my youngest brother graduated from Harvard. That inspired me to go to college in my 30's. Now I'm 43 and I graduated with honors and completed my Masters during Covid. This movie means a lot to me.
YOu and your family are an inspiration.
Fucking awesome! And no one can ever take that away from you! It’s inspirational. Thanks for sharing this. 🥲
“you dropped a hundred and fifty grand on a fuckin’ education you coulda got for a dollar fifty in late charges at the public library.”
@@garse70 dude do plumbing or electricity thats where the $$$ is
I like them apples
For me, this is one of the best films I’ve seen. Every single character is played to perfection and the writing is excellent. As you said, Robin Williams is brilliant at delivering those heart felt lines with deep meaning. Even though I’ve seen this film many times, it still makes me emotional, when he finally breaks down the wall. This film deserved ever Oscar that it won.
This is one of my all time favorite movies. The scene with Robin Williams talking about his wife farting in her sleep was completely made up on the spot by Robin, so their laughter was absolutely genuine. Absolute masterpiece of a movie.
Ben and Matt are basically just as good of friends in real life as their characters are in this movie. They basically grew up together.
There's a whole Robin Williams world to explore. ENJOY!!! Robin is pure joy in whatever he's playing.
'Good Morning, Vietnam' is another great Robin Williams movie.
One of the best movies ever. Robin Williams deserved his Oscar. And even more so, Ben and Matt did. Each time I have watched this movie over the years, and am even more impressed with the outstanding script written by these two very young men. Two boys who had had very few acting roles, and honestly very little life experience. Who frankly shouldn’t have had the wisdom at their age to write something so profound.
So true.
Matt Damon was nominated for best actor but lost out to Jack Nicholson for “As Good as it Gets.”
@@nsasupporter7557 That never bothered me, because they got it for screenwriting, which was really their biggest achievement here.
I didn’t know Matt Damon was nominated
That’s a good thing
He played a great role
Nothing breaks my heart in the best of ways when Ben Affleck was telling him he'd kill him if he'd stay and let his talents go to waste. That is the most true definition of a friend and brother if I ever heard of one.
The laughter between Robin Williams and Matt Damon was so genuine and real that if you rewatch it the camera shakes because the cameraman was laughing too lmao.
And William's quote: "S.O.B., he stole my line." That was ad-libbed🤯
Two things: that bench scene is why Robin Williams won the Oscar
Second, that “it’s not your fault” scene is why Matt Damon has one of the most convincing cries in Hollywood, and it’s why I love these two characters so much
This movie is great, and it deserves all the praise it gets. Btw, there was a limit of how many f-words they were allowed to have in the movie, and the script supervisor said they were off by over 200 times 😂 but the nasty language kinda adds a nice touch to it
Truth, and I would like to add one more thing. The scene were Robin is talking about his wife farting in her sleep was completely improvised. Matt Damon's laugh is completely authentic. If you watch very closely you can say the camera move slightly because even the camera man was shaking with laughter. Brilliant!
The bench that Matt Damon and Robin Williams sat on during that scene was stolen the day after Williams died.
@@kencoakley3959 Wow. I never knew that. What a shameful and despicable thing to do.
@@kencoakley3959No it wasn't. It was turned into an impromptu memorial. People covered it in flowers and photos.
what you refer to as ''nasty language'' is just the way people who grew up on the mean streets use, regularly. it's used, not for shock value, or entertainment, but for realism
Still to this day, one of the best films I've ever seen. So glad you both enjoyed this one.
The girl, Minnie Driver, was in another comedy/drama with Jon Cusack called "Grosse Point Blank". I highly recommend it. Cusack plays a hitman who goes back to his hometown for his high school reunion. Driver is the girl he left behind. Dan Ackroyd has a part in it too as another hitman.
Indeed another great movie to watch! 👍
One of my favorites!
Exactly what I was going to suggest. Grosse Poinr Blank is one of my all time favorites! I love Minnie Driver in anything she does.
Yes, gross point brake is a wonderful movie
I went to see this movie when it came out as a date night while in college. I only chose it because Robin was in it. By the time he shows up in it, I had forgotten he was in because the story had sucked me in. Ben and Matt wrote this film to give them a chance to act. I always forget that younger generations don't know Robin's more adult work. The movie you must see to really experience the genius of Robin Williams is Good Morning Vietnam. The legendary DJ scenes are completely improv, which is why the actors reactions are so authentic. The script only said DJ talk. Watching that movie and any Robin Williams Stand Up specials will let you understand how talented Robin Williams really was.
Yes, and in this movie the scene where Robin in joking with Matt's character about his wife farting in her sleep was totally improved by him to get Matt laughing. Matt liked it so much, they left the scene in the movie. He was a phenomenal improv actor. :)
Yup, this was one of the first dates for my wife and I in ‘97, we absolutely loved it. The other Robin Williams movie that is a must see is Dead Poet’s Society. Just showed it to my daughter today and she was bawling at the end.
The first “serious” film I ever saw Robin Williams in was “The World According to Garp”. (Note to self…I really need to watch that again.)
How have you missed out on the great Matt Damon. The Bourne Trilogy, Elysium, The Talented Mr Ripley, The Martian, The Departed. All of which are fantastic films.
I just recentry saw a reaction to "Awakenings", which I totally forgot about. FANTASTIC movie!
Morgan was played by Ben Affleck's brother, Casey Affleck. He later won a Best Actor Oscar for Manchester by the Sea in 2017.
He also played one of the Mormon twins in Ocean's Eleven
@@Islam4Europeansalso the son in Interstellar
The Harvard Bar scene actually inspired me to read a bunch of the books that were mentioned. This is such a fantastic movie on so many levels. Great reaction.
Grew up outside Boston. This was the first of a series of Boston based movies including Gone Baby Gone, The Town, The Departed and others. So good.
Robin Williams was so special, as was his close friend Christopher Reeve. Hoping they've reconnected in their passing and they're enjoying peace together somewhere ❤️🙏
One of the best movies ever written. By two actors who were really nobodies when this came out. Robin is absolutely amazing, but so are Matt Damon and Ben Afleck. The whole cast is really incredible and the story is truly inspirational.
Agreed. EVERYONE in this movie is great. Someone said in comments on a YT short of the bar scene where Will destroys the stuck up guy that his posse is a study of exactly how background actors should act. Their body language and facial expressions helped make that scene. I had to agree.
LoL inspirational for whom?
For all the hidden geniuses in construction and facility-management sector
@@x_mau9355 Inspirational for anyone who lets past baggage hold them back from going for something better in life. Inspirational for anyone who's afraid to take chances. Inspirational for someone who needs emotional healing. Inspirational for someone trying to make a dream come true if by "story" the OP means the story of Damon and Affleck getting this movie made.
@@x_mau9355you missed the point of the movie. It’s not about genius diamonds in the rough …it’s about not being afraid of taking risks. And this can apply to anyone. That’s exactly why Affleck tells him “you’re sitting on a winning lottery ticket and you’re too much of a pussy to cash it in.” Damon merges that thought process with what he gained from Williams and takes the risk, not to go find a job, he knows he can get any job he wanted…but to find a true companion and true happiness.
Another wonderful Robbin Williams movie with a dramatic role - and true story- is "Awakenings." It's just an incredible movie. Also "RV" with Robin is hilarious!!! As a family you'll appreciate that one
You should check out The Martian, Matt Damon is exceptional in that movie. Oh and Robin Williams in Mrs. Doubtfire is comedy gold. Iconic movie.
Robin Williams is possibly the greatest talent of all time. Hook, awakenings,good morning Vietnam , fisher king, Aladdin the list goes on and on and on.
Agreed! Love Fisher King. Such an underrated movie!
Absolutely agree! Comedy, drama, monologue, dialogue, slapstick, lightening wit, just absolutely amazing at everything!
Jim Carrey actually surpassed Robin Williams. Carrey can do physical things that no one else can do, not even Robin Williams. Carrey is literally made of rubber
Patch Adams, The Dead Poets Society and Good Morning Vietnam are Robin Williams' greatest movies. You should definitely check those out as well. The great thing about Robin is his ability to go from gut splitting comedy, to heart breaking drama in an instant. Nobody has ever done that better.
I loved him in one hour photo, that film made me so emotional 😢
I really enjoyed "Awakenings" with De Niro. I feel it hits a little differently after COVID.
Patch Adams? Really!? Williams is good in it but the movie is awful. I'm a liberal, but even that movie made me want to root against Dr. Adams. WAY too condescending and WAY too full of himself. I'd be asking for a new doctor if I got him.
Patch Adams was not a good film. It was soundly panned by critics. I was a huge fan of Williams since he first appeared on TV, and even I didn't like the film much.
Yeah how can say patch Adams and not put in Mrs Doubtfire.
This movie changed my life and is in the top 5 movies of all time for me. The park bench scene is probably the most impacting thing I've ever seen in a movie. It made me take a long hard look at myself.
Fun fact: Robin Williams attended Juilliard and was in the same class as Christopher Reeve. They maintained a good friendship until
Reeve’s death.
You have seen Matt Damon in a film…he was Private Ryan in Saving Private Ryan. You should watch him in “The Departed” and “Ford V Ferrari”.
This is one of Robin Williams best movies ever.
My first introduction to Robin as a child was Mork and Mindy. From his zany antics, he had me hooked on his energy and bizarre outlook his character portrayed. From the Na Nooo Na Nooo, I drove my mum nuts using it at the end of my sentences.
People from my generation grew up with him, watching him evolve from funny to deeply and darkly serious roles.
I miss him greatly. And if he was still around, I often wonder if he would have ever been in well known films like Harry Potter as a teacher. He was a total other element with a beautiful empathy built in. And full of almost innocent child like humour that current comedians cannot match.
I’ve said it already, a great Matt Damon movie Ford vs. Ferrari: cars, father son relationship, couple interaction , male friends, something for everyone, a wife encouraging her man. You’ll both like it. I promise.
When Robin Williams passed away, the two main public locations that I heard of were fans left tons of flowers, was won the Mrs. Doubtfire house in San Francisco, and the second one was the bench where they had that scene in goodwill hunting. Tons and tons of flowers were left by fans mourning the death of Robin Williams. This was a very special film, and the one he got an Oscar for. I haven’t watched it in a while and upon watching your reaction. It just reminded me of what a wonderful movie this is. Love your reaction as always. Thank you.
Also, the Mork and Mindy house in Boulder, Colorado.
@@irktog5175 I did No know about that one. Cool!!!
Then I flag superhero daredeville
I think this is some of the best work the brilliant Robin Williams has done.
That whole segment with his wife farting in her sleep, was completely improvised. Thats why Matt was laughing so hard. He wasn't expecting it. Matt & Ben kept it in. This is own of the greatest movies. You have to watch Mrs Doubtfire! Robin is a genius in it!❤
Cole Hauser plays one of the guys friends, the redhead. You might recognize him as one of the seniors in Dazed And Confused. Currently, he’s a big star on the Kevin Costner western series Yellowstone, playing one of the series’ main heartthrobs, Rip.
The whole improv scene where Robin Williams was talking about his wife waking up the dog had me absolutely losing it. It's such an amazing film, with solid performances all around. It's one I have to go back to from time to time, just to enjoy really great filmmaking.
What makes it great is Damon’s authentic laugh and even the camera shaking because the cameraman was laughing so hard. 😂
Then there's the point where he moves on, seamlessly, from the highest high of joyous laughter to laying out a series of events you know ripped his soul apart. But you can see he's holding onto that joy. The whole film is artistry. I doubt anyone who didn't already know it was a script by first-time writers, would believe it.
@@BouillaBased And very young scriptwriters at that.
Highly recommended films with Matt Damon: Bourne Identity, Ocean's Eleven, The Rainmaker, The Martian
I love how absolutely awesome Robin was in this movie! Such a great performance from perhaps the least expected person to pull it off. And the story was engaging and really made you care for the characters. But the "it's not your fault" scene is soooo unfair! It gets you right in the feels because that represented such an important breakthrough for Will. A grown man and that scene still gets me! Great movie, great reactions!
This is a fantastic film that deals with some pretty heavy & uncomfortable issues, but Robin Williams really brought it home! He had this amazing gift of connecting with people by turning pain into humor. He won a much deserved Oscar for this, and will be forever missed. The Fisher King is another great Robin Williams movie.
I love The Fisher King!
And Hook.
This movie is so good! Robin Williams is fantastic in it! You absolutely must add "The Dead Poet's Society" to your watch list. Robin is amazing in it as well. In fact, that movie is on a whole other level. Don't miss it.
Yes. Dead Poet's is arguably Robin's Best Role Ever.
I agree. He is outstanding in his role as Mr. Keating.
Yes! Phenomenal movie!
Robin Williams was the anti Leslie Nielson. A comedic actor that was at his best in serious roles.
Captain, my Captain. ❤
You’ve heard Danny Elfman’s scores in Edward Scissorhands and Beetlejuice. Most of Tim Burton’s movies are scored by him. If you’ve seen The Nightmare Before Christmas, aside from scoring the movie, he’s Jack Skellington’s singing voice. And you’ve heard his music as the lead singer of Oingo Boingo.
And he's a Scientologist
And Peewee's Big Adventure and The Simpsons theme song
And he’s been married to Bridget Fonda since 2003, and his neice (through marriage) is Jenna Elfman from tv’s “Dharma & Greg” as well as “The Walking Dead.”
And no one said he has produced hauntingly beautiful music since the 80's
Well frell me dead, all these years I thought Chris Sarandon did Jack Skellington's singing.
It’s great that you’re watching this as a teacher, Ben and Matt went to my alternative high school and also gave credit to our English teacher for fostering and encouraging creativity. Robin Williams was great in this but he never really did get the Boston accent down but the back and forth i between the guys is totally accurate☺️
I'm so glad you guys did this movie. One of my favorites! I really enjoyed how you related to the main story. There are people like Will everywhere. An open hand and heart can make a big difference. Doing it skillfully like Robin Williams character did is a gift of art.
One of the best movies, written by those two guys from here in Boston when they were still basically kids. Matt Damon and Ben Affleck made us proud! They were best friends so the acting of the friendship was just them being them.
Wasn't this such a realistic depiction of Boston during the 90s?
@@Governor1993 Yes! They did an amazing job.
Ben Affleck played Daredevil back in the day. I think that's the superhero movie you're referring to.
This is one of the best written movies I have ever seen. Ben and Matt have been friends since they were 9 or 10 years old. They wrote this while in school and it helped launch their careers. So glad you both reacted to this.
I guess while not actually a superhero, he plays Superman in hollywoodland as well.
Ben's a couple years younger. He once pulled a bigger kid off Matt who was about to beat his ass. Basically 12 year old Batman saved Jason Bourne 😂
Sean’s monologue on the bench and “it’s not your fault” along with chuckie’s monologue at the end are some of the best
Another fantastic reaction and a great choice! So glad that you enjoyed it as much as we did!
The monolog on the park bench? Robin did it in one take. And the story about his wife farting in her sleep was an adlib. Matt busting up laughing was completely spontaneous. But it made a PERFECT scene. As to the ending, the career is waiting for Will wherever he goes.
Their buddy “Morgan” with the short, dark curly hair is Ben’s little brother, Casey Affleck. An accomplished actor in his own right.
Here's a movie that came out a year later. "What Dreams May Come." Robin should have been nominated for this as well.
Robin’s character’s name is Sean Maguire.
Robin Williams became so beloved, so huge on the screen that millions of fans simply didn’t bother to know the names of the characters he played. It’s a fascinating part of Williams’s legacy.
Ben and Matt are best friends in real life and no acting writing experience and no one take them seriously so they wrote their own parts in movie script. As very young and first timers and non pro they found Gus Vanzant to do their movie and they got Robin Williams who did part basically free as he was a well paid star. So Robin added or changed a couple lines and made the role his own. They all won
Nominations at Oscar night including Robin best support actor award the script win the director and Matt and Ben big win for two young unknowns.. Btw The kid Ben was picking on played his brother in movie and in real life Casey Affleck is Ben's real brother and started all 3 careers. Was Great movie. I was always huge Robin Williams fan. RIP
Robin.
I think the problem Will had was that, deep down, he felt he did not deserve Skylar or the opportunities that the professor was dangling in front of him. He "knew" that sooner or later they would realize that he wasn't worth it and abandon him, so he pushed them away first. This is a very insidious thing to deal with as the more someone praises you and tells that you are good at something, the more you become convinced that they are wrong and sooner or later they will finally realize the "truth" and turn on you or abandon you. It will ruin the life of anyone who suffers from this condition as anything negative reinforces your belief while anything positive also gets turned around in your mind to be a negative.
Robin was a genius. Grew up with him. Cried when he died. Made a lot of people laugh and cry and feel. Gave comedy shows abroad for servicemen. He was a great human being.
Robin Williams in Good Morning Vietnam is a must watch.
Fun Fact: The farting wife story was completely improvised. Matt Damon laughed his ass off.
Also, Ben Affleck's speech at the end is such a great scene. So different from the usual speeches. A real friend would rather see his friend succeed if it means never seeing them again.
Matt and Ben were wise beyond their years back then. Amazed that they could write such a script.
The camera is shaking in that scene because apparently the camera man was laughing also
You cut out the best line of the movie: "Son-of-a-bitch he stole my line." Robin Williams improvised the line and they ended up keeping it in the movie=)
Mrs. Doubtfire...A MUST see Robin Williams masterpiece! Also Good Morning Vietnam! 🙏👊
Also, the last line of the movie is a famous Robin Williams improv line. Originally, the movie ends with Robin reading the letter, when Robin said, " Son of a bitch, stole my line" Matt Damon stated that is the perfect ending for this movie.
That Well written monologues were written by Matt Damon and Ben Affleck and that’s why they both won the Oscar for best original screenplay while they were in their twenties . And the perfect delivery by Robin Williams is why he won the Best supporting Actor
This is one of the best films ever! Loaded with Oscar winners 🏆 and the script writing, and delivery will be hard to beat no matter what film. The part on the bench that Amber liked was so perfectly done and Robin Williams dripped the mic 🎤 big time!! And the part at the end when he finally gets through to him is so powerful and heartbreaking 💔
Robin Williams is an amazing actor in all his films..... if you liked this you will also love The Dead Poet Society ❤ please watch this as well. Great reaction both 👍🏽
I always cry watching this movie and I'm ok with that. I saw this 2 days in a row when it first came out in theaters. I have seen it countless more times. I will never get tired of watching this movie. It was Incredible!! RIP Robin! You are missed terribly by so many. You'll never be forgotten!
I still love the very subtle change from Robin. After the breakdown, he went from calling him sport, chief, even pissant to calling him son.
Don't often comment despite being a huge reaction fan, but even after having the crapiest day ever, somehow you guys always cheer me up regardless. Much love and best wishes to you and your beautiful family. Wishing you continued and deserved success PEACE and LOVE always.
Awww guys I’m so glad you loved this movie,certainly for the many layers and well acted relationships portrayed…magic ❤️💪🏻👌🏻
What Dreams May Come is my favorite Robin Williams movie.
- Robin Williams is also great in "Mrs Doubtfire" and "Hook" and "Jumanji" (1995) and "Good morning Vietnam"
- Matt Damon is also known for the "Jason Bourne movies" ("The Bourne Identity" is the first), also "The Martian" and very recently "Oppenheimer" (haven't seen that myself yet), "Oceans eleven" movies, you guys have seen him before in "Saving private Ryan"
- Ben Affleck played in "Daredevil", also "Pearl harbour", "Reindeer games" and "Armageddon"
3:59 Ben Affleck was Matt Murdock in Daredevil. Today, Daredevil is a big part of the MCU- which you guys need to watch - all 40 movies and 20 tv shows. They get great views on CZcams for reactors. Ben Affleck is also the most recent DCEU Batman- most recently played him in The Flash-- which bombed as all DCEU movies do. 8:58 "This kid..." THAT kid is Casey Affleck, Ben's brother -who is ALSO an Academy Award winner for Best Actor in 'Manchester By the Sea.' He also won just about every Best Actor award that year. He also got nominated for Best Supporting Actor for The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford.
Seriously this film has to go down as a modern classic, I was brought up watching stuff like CASABLANCA, BUTCH CASSIDY AND THE SUNDANCE KID,to name just 2.however every time I watch this I see how unbelievably amazing the story the script and the fantastic acting..Excellent.
I'm from Cambridge. Ben & Matt are from Cambridge. I'm a bit older than they are. I used to see them hanging out in Harvard Square on Friday nights. They'd alway's ask me to go into the liquor store and buy them a six-pack of Budweiser. We also went to the same high school. Cambridge Rindge & Latin. They were really good kids...
This is my favorite Robin Williams movie. He put on the acting of a lifetime. Well for me it is. All around great movie. A classic to me.
This was the one reaction I was waiting for you guys to do! It's great to see emotionally intelligent people react to such a brilliant movie about a man overcoming childhood trauma
The movie that launched Matt and Ben's career. Casey, Ben's brother actually peaked a little later with Manchester by the Sea. If you guys haven't seen Finding Forester yet, I highly recommend. I also recommend The Gifted, with Chris Evans and Mckenna Grace.
OMG! How can I forget The Bourne Identity series, which made Matt Daemon an action star. The Departed is a very good movie as well among others like The Martian, etc
With Ben, Armageddon with Bruce Willis, The Accountant, The Sum of All Fears, Argo are but a few.
Matt was nominated for best actor for this movie but he lost out to Jack Nicholson for “As Good as it Gets.”
Which was also a great movie but it didn’t age well
In this scene, several who react to this movie say that in 7:21, but the student would have to prove how he did the theorem, it would be no use for someone to lie.
One movie that is so amazing that people often forget about with robin Williams is patch adams. It is based on a true story and is phenomenal! All Rubin Williams films are 100/100. Mrs doubtfire is a MUST! Also he insisted that 10% of the extras used on each film he was in were homeless persons so they could earn a bit of money.❤
Patch Admans was a good one. I liked "What Dreams May Come" too with Robin Williams.
@@Governor1993 oh I love what dreams may come! So sad though so is patch.
You guys are gonna love this and you’re gonna want more Matt Damon! All of the Bourne series are awesome, Courage Under Fire with Denzel Washington and Meg Ryan is amazing, The Departed with Leonardo DiCaprio and Jack Nicholson is also great, and he has a small role in Interstellar with Matthew McConaughey that I think you guys will enjoy✌💚🌻💫
Don't forget The Martian.
Don't forget the Martian.
He was Private Ryan
The Bourne series is one of my favorite of all time along with The Matrix. Jack Nicholson in The Departed played a decent Whitey Bulger too.
@@daninkansas5933 Yep that's right!
Ben Affleck and Matt Damon are actually from Boston and that’s why their accents are so perfect. They wrote this when they were so young. They both actually brought their moms to the academy awards. They won an Oscar for best original screen play.
Such an amazing movie. I also love how Eliot Smith's music is prominently played throughout. Such an amazing artist, gone way too soon
It's been years, and this movie still gets to me ❤
One of the greatest movies ever. The "Bench Scene": most definitely one of the greatest monologues ever written, and no body could have delivered it like Mr. Williams did. I cry every time I watch this film. Thank you both for reacting. So glad you loved it. Take care.
the monologue was not written, it was improvised
When someone leaves without a word, they call that "the Irish Goodbye". I pull the same move at parties and family picnics when I don't want to get held up for an hour telling everyone goodbye.
Jay you MUST watch "The Bourne Identity." It stars Matt Damon. It is full of action! Ben Affect was Daredevil.
I loved all the Bourne movies with Damon
And Batman in the recent Superman movies.
Love the Bourne movies! I think my favorite Ben Affleck movie (aside from Good Will Hunting) is Argo. Phenomenal. :)
Oh they need to watch the entire Bourne series! The Bourne Identity is my favorite Bourne movie.
The Robin Williams movie you should watch is Good Morning Vietnam and if you want to see this generation of male actors break into the business School Ties had everyone in it.
Patch Adams with Robin Williams. One of the best movies ever made.
The thing about this movie is that everyone has met a Good Will Hunting in their life.... Everyone has been on the either side of of the 35:09 conversation where you realize that this person can either sink or swim and it happens when you're very young and naive. It's heartbreaking most of the time but those times you see some realize their potential in the world is an eternal fire unto your own soul. Great reaction from some teachers who I can tell have seen this happen more than once before.
Gem and one of the best scripts in the modern history of film. Glad you all finally saw this gem
Amber, I love your tender heart.
Your statement that as teachers, you see those kids acting out, and you wonder what's going on with them. I'm glad there are some teachers willing to find out what's going on.
It’s a very small part of the script but when Will and Chucky were messing around at the Batting Cages,Chucky mentions that there Buddy Casey is bouncing a bar near Harvard. The same bar where shows off his intelligence to the smug jerk bothering Chucky and meeting his love interest Skylar. Casey’s character is in homage to Ben Affleck’s brother Casey who you guessed it played Morgan. I thought it was heartwarming when they all said going into the bar “what up Casey”
I forgot how great this film is, another one of my favorites with Minnie Driver with a great soundtrack is "Grosse Point Blank"!!!
Robin Williams started out as a stand up comedian and playing an alien in Mork & Mindy, but has since been in tons of movies. I loved him in Awakenings, The Birdcage, Popeye, and Mrs. Doubtfire.
"Nanu Nanu"
I had a "Mork & Mindy" swimsuit and thermos when I was little. Despite being too young to understand the show, I absolutely fell in love with Robin Williams 😂
Awakenings is a brilliant movie.
Hook is another Robin Williams classic.
Yes Birdcage!!!
The “It’s not your fault” scene just kills me every time!
Ben Affleck has been Batman and Daredevil (you probably recognize him from the latter?) The younger guy that hangs with them is Aflleck’s actual little brother Casey. If you want to see a fun heist movie with Casey and Matt Damon I suggest “Ocean’s Eleven”…or an action Damon film is “Bourne Identity”. For another serious Robin Williams you can try “Dead Poets Society”…otherwise some of his fun movies are “Mrs Doubtfire” or “Jumanji”
Jack
I absolutely love this film. Robin Williams has always been brilliant, but his is my favourite performance of his.
Those chairs look super comfortable!
I love this film. Might be one of my favorites. Robin Williams' acting was on another level.
And now you know why Robin Williams won a Best Supporting Actor Oscar
5:44 The redheaded friend is played by Cole Hauser, who you’ve seen before in DAZED AND CONFUSED (1993) (also as a friend of Ben Affleck’s character), and possibly more recently as Rip Wheeler in the Paramount Network hit series Yellowstone (although his hair is dyed black for that show). Cole is actually the maternal great-grandson of one of the Warner Brothers, Harry Warner, who co-founded the film studio that bears the family name with his brothers Sam, Albert, and Jack.
I also love that the therapist learned from his patient and is moving forward with his life as well. I can’t think of a better written film. And to think that two young men wrote that brilliant script is remarkable.
Robin Williams was so good in this. He really made you feel.
Mrs. Doubtfire next please!! You'll ❤ it! One of Robin Williams' amazing roles! There are many! So glad you're getting into movies starring him.
Remains in my top five movies of all time. Exceptional, and still gets me emotional after all this time. ♥