Mrs. Doubtfire (1993) REACTION
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The studio originally wanted the parents to get back together at the end of the movie. Both Robin Williams and Sally Field pushed back saying it would give false hope to actual kids of divorced parents. They stood their ground and the movie is much better for it
I'm the youngest of a divorce family 😔 it is the reason I was able to except my parents divorce..... BUT the fact that they have nothing in common annoys/angers that they married and I'm in pain and tired so now I wish they never had me 😔
The ending is my favorite part of the movie, it's so sweet and sad at the same time. I tear up everytime
Agreed, the movie is far more powerful and has more weight ending the way that it does. Plus, your ex-husband lying to you under a new identity isn't really grounds for rekindling love lol
of course it would be nice of them to get back together but I have 2 facts, 1 at least they could be friends and the kids wouldn't know otherwise as long as they're cordial and 2 not trying to rip each other's heads of 24/7
they weren't worried about the kids when he revealed himself now were they
Robin Williams was such a bright light. Losing him was devastating. But his work burned so bright it will never flame out. We'll always have all the work he left behind. And so much of it was meaningful. Dead Poets Society, Good Morning Vietnam, Good Will Hunting, etc. RIP
I have a hard time watching his movies now just some of his scenes and lines hits a different way after he passed, he was definitely one of a kind
@@maexpert11 Jim Carrey actually surpasses him
@Word Lifer yes, his death was the death of a celebrity that I was completely devastated by. Him and Sean Connery
@@nsasupporter7557 Jim Carrey is still alive too. Not just that he is still alive but we're not too sure about the details of Jim's life atleast I'm not other than he's a little bit out there
Being Human (1994) is often forgotten
What I like about this movie is Daniel's character growth. At the start of the film, he acted more like a friend to his kids than a father, but through his experience as a housekeeper, Daniel learns to be a more responsible person.
I think he just wanted to be the fun dad he was serious when Chris cussed so he was a little strict
Why do the homies never watch movies as a group anymore? They use to be in all of their videos. Now they only have 2 of them in the videos
Yes, a parent who tries to be their kids friend is shortchanging them in the long run. As they get older they will have no discipline to study and probably never proceed past basic jobs.
Also impersonating another person to gain access to their home would be a big red flag - one step away from kidnapping the kids, or worse so they will never be "apart". He couldn't even wait 3 months!
Obviously the film is set up to be sympathetic to Robin's character but IRL the judge was probably quite fair about it.
Some other great X-dressing movies would be Tootsie and Victor/Victoria.
@@Cheepchipsable what about To Wong Foo with Patrick Swayze?
It wasn’t a big movie at all but it was pretty humorous… Patrick Swayze, Wesley Snipes and John Lenguizamo are all dressed as women
One of the absolute best Robin Williams moves all time is "Patch Adams", DEFINITELY put that on your list, trust me, you will put this as one of your all time tops, easily.
Ellie just melts my heart ❤ & Michelle’s laugh lights up my soul 😄 Wonderful ladies 🤗
Their accents are sexy too
too bad they're lez
@@eddieblake2800 r they ?
@@adambriceland6588 These two are, pretty sure the other two female homies aren't.
@@JustinChristopher-ov7gw They are *not* lesbians. FFS. smh
I love you both so much. You have such beautiful hearts. I actually visited the house where this was filmed in San Francisco. There's always a bunch of flowers dedicated to the late Robin Williams. R.I.P.
Oh wow! That’s incredible! 😢
The reason why he was constantly calling Miranda as different people was to cover up the fact that he changed the phone numbers, make her think other women are trying to apply for the job and purposely being awful applicants so that she will choose Mrs Doubtfire and no one else.
Daniel most likely phoned his brother before hand and asked him to make another mask so that when he went to pick it up he had it made and ready.
The final speech always gets me emotional, it's so touching
God bless Ellie's soul.... She's Soo full of love in her heart
I know. She's an angel. Vicky is super sensitive like that too
"KILL HIM"" isn't that what Ellie says most movies LMAO
I miss him
nah it's all an act
@@eddieblake2800 oh shut up
I'm a dad and I cut the cord on both my kids when they were born. I was there every day and night with them. When their mother and I separated and got divorced it was the hardest and darkest part of my life. Luckily even though we're not together as parents we never have fought and have maintained a good relationship. As far as custody goes it never was an issue because we both agreed to joined custody and I can see my kids which are basically grow now whenever I want and it's always been that way. It's really sad when two people can't put their kids first.
One of the best comedic actors and truly good person!! It shows the happiest ppl are truly the most depressed R.I.P Robin Williams
Biggest smile can be the biggest frown.
And a great actor in more dramatic movies as well.
@@Juber777 wow exactly I like that. I've never heard that expression but I can see it now
@@bobogus7559 yes he was he was good in every single movie he was in other actors and comedians looked up to him and still do.
@@Letha-Mae Robin Williams did not commit suicide because of desperation!! He committed suicide because he had a form of dementia called leweybody syndrome that was destroying him mentally
"It was a run-by fruiting".
That tickles me every single time.
Excellent review, glad to see that Michelle is there to help Ellie from flooding Bulgaria with sweet but salty wee teardrops, Ellie is a pure and kind sympatric soul as is Michelle.
@33:40 “It was a run-by fruiting.” One of my favorite lines. 🤣
I love this movie, Robbin Williams made us laugh with his best movies 🎥. He isn’t live anymore but we will remember each film he did for us. The old lady (not doubtfire) is very similar to my granny who dead too. “A father/mother doing anything by love of his song or daughter too”. Very lovely one ☝🏻❤ Rest In Peace Robbin, we miss you 😢
Did you notice that the mother here was portrayed by the same actress who was Forrest Gump's mother? That's Sally Field. 🙂
One of my favorite Films of all time. R. I. P Robbie, no one can replace you! So much Heart and Passion on this Movie! These Days there aren't such movies with Heart!
One of Robin Williams's best movies. You should also check him out in Dead Poets Society and Jack. The youngest daughter in this movie also stars in Matilda, which is another movie you would love. 🤠🤠
Moscow on the Hudson may have been his very best performance.
How about bicentennial man
Add those 2 movies to my suggestions and turn them into a poll
Hook!
so perfect here
38:56 I think they missed what he was talking about here. He’s saying she has sex toys that are as strong as jackhammers and STDs to her boyfriend 😂
Superb, deservedly warm-hearted reaction Homies, for one of Robin Williams' finest films. Apparently the make-up for Mrs Doubtfire took SO many hours to apply that Robin Williams would just keep it on anyway - and even go into shops as Mrs Doubtfire during breaks in filming! And the main musical score is an early piece by Howard Shore, the genius behind the music for The Lord of the Rings trilogy.
Oh to have a dad like that. How wonderful that would have been.
I feel that. ❤ This came out when I was little and I would watch it on VHS all the time, alone in my room (usually locked in there by mom) and just daydream that one day my dad would care about us like this movie dad. In the movie he says “It’s not enough. It seems like a lot but it’s not enough”… and I’d wonder what was so bad about us that our dad didn’t feel that way. The mornings waiting on the sidewalk and him never showing up. He never changed either. He’s 66 now, divorced 7 times, and squandered every chance we gave him. I finally cut him off when I was 34… gave up that stupid dream…
@@rosemadder5547 When my mother told my dad I was on the way his first thought was abortion but when mum said no he packed his bags and walked out. He never came back. I would see other boys with their dads and I would often feel jealous. Today when I’m out and about and I see a father with his child/children especially a father and his son I like to watch and imagine what life could have been like.
@@djgrant8761 I understand 😔 I wonder if they ever think about it like we do… probably not a healthy way to think but that doesn’t make you not think that way. I know that having a healthy dad around like they should have been WOULD have made things so different and that’s what hurts… knowing that a lot of the painful stuff you have to overcome after you grow up probably could have been completely skipped! And for you a sweet moment you see always turns into questions….I’m glad your mom didn’t listen to him. You may have even spared her something awful by being the catalyst of him leaving. That sounds like a horrible thing to know… that he wanted your mom to get rid of you. That’s beyond what I can imagine 😢 And then never knowing him at all. My dad at least KIND OF tried, he just couldn’t get past his mental health issues. I’m just sorry to you 😔 I’m glad you ended up here to relate to though ❤️
@@rosemadder5547 I was actually quite lucky when I reflect back on it. My mother’s mother saw my need for male figures so she put me into boarding school (all male) when I was 7 years old so I would be surrounded by other boys and men. And God has been good to me over the years placing men in my path that I’ve had as role models.
Mrs. Doubtfire is one of my top five favorite movies!! I remember watching this on VHS after it released.....being 7 years old watching this movie is something I'll never forget, I've never laughed so hard at one movie!~
Same here, exactly!! Except i usually watched in alone in my room 😂 We weren’t really allowed to come out much. I was 7 as well, and my parents had just divorced… I’d watch it, sit there waiting for it to rewind in the VHS rewinding machine we had, and watch it again! I can hear that VHS sound in my mind clear as day 😅
I saw it in theaters!!
Robin Williams won at 51st Golden Globe Awards for best acting and this movie 66th Academy Awards for best makeup
He’s also 1 of the only comedians who won an Oscar. For best supporting actor for Good Will Hunting
@@nsasupporter7557 That’s a good movie
I showed my 9 year old clips from this just yesterday.. like 10 hours before y’all released this! I swear I’m living in a simulation 😂 “It was a run by fruiting” had come to mind while I was juggling oranges and started the entire Doubtfire binge for us 😅 My parents divorced when I was 7 and I used to daydream that my dad would do this… but he never cared. Never came to his senses. The part “Come on Miranda…we love each other… don’t we?” hit me hard as a little girl 😢
Robin Williams loved video games too. He named his daughter Zelda, after the game.
I'd trade ten years of my life to give him five more.
I saw him perform live once, in the middle east. The man was so far beyond master level comedian that it is not fair to other comedians.
Jim Carrey surpassed him… Robin Williams was amazing definitely, but no one had the talent that Jim Carrey has/had. He could do physical things that no one else could do, not even Robin Williams
As a professional makeup artist, I have a love/hate relationship with the makeup in this film. As a makeup, it's great. Robin Williams can shine as Mrs. Doubtfire, but it hides him enough that it's not immediately obviously Daniel in a wig. The montage of Daniel going to his brother and his partner "Uncle Frank and Aunt Jack" (side note: a depiction of a gay couple, treated as completely normal; the kids know about it and completely understand. It's a minor point in the film, but for the time was unusual and progressive.) and this pair of makeup artists trying on different looks: such fun. Going from a wig and makeup on the skin, to small prosthetic pieces, to a whole life-cast and custom full-face prosthetic. A fun peek into what is possible with film makeup. Of course, each of those look would have taken several hours to accomplish (especially the full-face process); filming probably took weeks on that single montage. Which brings me to the part that gets me: how they make makeup look so easy. Obviously, it's a plot device. It's a means to an end, story-telling wise. But there is no way that a foam latex prosthetic in 1993 could be applied and re-used (by an amateur, no less) so many times over weeks, and still look realistic. And of course the restaurant scene when he takes it on and off multiple times: could never happen. That was movie making magic make-believe.
These days, there are some high-quality silicone masks that are *almost* to this level of put on / take off / look realistic. But even these are not perfect, and are easily recognizable up close, especially around the eyes and mouth, and are not nearly as mobile for talking and emoting. So: still not a thing.
But it's still such a fun movie. The makeup is a means to an end, telling the story of this guy who loves his children so much to go to such great lengths.
How Ellie put Michelle’s head on her shoulder, and Michelle started consoling her during the movie
The “run by fruiting” scene at the pool was improvised lol. Robin must have been so much fun to work with ❤
That part still makes me laugh as hard as it did the first time I seen it, I've even come ode to doing that myself with some of my bosses at work when I was working in produce lol only I was ready to throw a coconut at them
Run-by fruiting.
@@HansDelbruck53 ah, yes. I forgot the hyphen lol. Thanks 👍
@@maexpert11 haha I feel ya. Been there. Throw a coconut like Rufio did at Peter Pan in Robin Williams’ “Hook” movie? 🤔😂
Pierce Brosnan said that he was trying really hard not to laugh during the restaurant scene because of Robin Williams’ improvisation.
So many great lines in this movie I love it. R.I.P Robin Williams
This was one of Robin Williams best movies of all time may he continue to rest in peace we miss you Robin 🙏😪
The thing about this movie, is that it wasn't all wrapped up with a big happy ending with the parents back together again. Sometimes things don't work out and you'll have to make do with the hand you were dealt.
Exactly. It was more of a bittersweet ending. Daniel and Miranda never got back together, but they at least made amends and Daniel was able to spend more time with the kids.
Lol if you think the Bridges scene was so intense and exhausting.. you should see some of the deleted scenes..
There was a scene where a lady finds Daniel's bag and sends it to lost and found where he has to claim it.. that same scene his youngest daughter spots him.. and one deleted scene where he as Mrs. Doubtfire is spotted adding spice..
A very fun movie starring the youngest daughter is Matilda. You should definitely watch it
I went to my aunt’s funeral yesterday. During the eulogy her son told us a story In the late 1950s, his mother’s blouse caught on fire in the kitchen while she was cooking. My older cousin Stephen, who was 5 at the time, didn’t understand her instructions to him. Aunt Margaret turned on the cold water, took off her top and threw it in the sink. It was an emergency of course. We all laughed at this story because Aunt Margaret was rather conservative and ladylike.
Robin Williams was known primarily as a comedic actor, but, having gone to the prestigious Julliard School, he also excelled in drama.
You should check out his other work, like in Jumanji, Aladdin, Dead Poets Society, Good Will Hunting, Hook, Awakenings, and One Hour Photo.
His best friend and roommate at Julliard was *Christopher Reeve* who was best known for playing *Superman* from 1978-87. You should watch the first two, along with Somewhere In Time, Deathtrap, and Remains Of The Day.
I was lucky enough to have met Robin Williams a few times at my old job, selling him some backpacks, and working his son’s birthday party. He was the total opposite of his persona - quiet and reserved.
He will be missed. 🥀
The part with the dinosaurs was HILARIOUS! 😂
21:29 very simple, Dicipline, kids need to learn that they are not always get what they want.
Another good Robin Williams movie with a focus on family is Hook (1991), but it would be best to be familiar with the story of Peter Pan first, preferably by watching Disney's animated film of the same name from 1953.
55:07 "Suggest us, uh, more awesome movies like this..." 🤔 There really _aren't_ other movies like this... The closest one I can think of is 1982's Tootsie, starring Dustin Hoffman -- but that one doesn't have the same focus on family, and (of course) it doesn't have Robin Williams.
And nutty professor films and big momma's house films
*This is definitely one of my favorite comfort comedy movies that I relate to the most. Coming from divorced parents and a dysfunctional family, it such a beautiful message that even though when your parents stop loving each other, that doesn’t mean they will ever stop loving you. R.I.P. Robin Williams. Thank you for always put a smile on my face and to find my childhood. Your presence is dearly missed.* 🙏🏾❤️
We rented this movie, when it was released.
I've never seen it again since '93 😊
Cheers and thanks for your reaction vids 👍😊😊
Did you even see it in theaters?
Robin Williams made a great mrs. Doubtfire he's the voice of love, heart and soul and also funny menI've been watching mrs. Doubtfire over and over and over again
Of course, no other actor could’ve played Mrs Doubtfire
Robin Williams was the funniest guy on this planet what ever film he made was iconic ,he could make you laugh and cry at the same time ,he was the man of a thousand voices ,r.i.p mr Williams,the world lost a great man ,those 2 women watching ,are so beautiful ,
Robin Williams was made for this role 😂
One of the greatest honors in my life was getting to work with Robin Williams. He was such a gentle soul ❤
Loved this movie... parts of this movie got me teary-eyed 😢😢.. RIP R.William .. you were a brilliant actor, comedian and person.. great movie.... Ellie crying again 😆..
40:01 funny as fcuk 😅
Not all guys have hairy knuckles. Mine are bare & have always been. I am 51. Robin Williams improvised the scene when his face mask was melting into the cups of tea- it wasn't supposed to happen. Great reaction!
OMG, this is why I love Ellie so much!! I love Michelle too, but come on, don't make Ellie cry!!
I just wanna give Ellie a hug 🫂
The three child actors (who are now all adults) got together recently to reminisce about their experience on this film. They all had wonderful memories of working with Robin Williams. Working as a child actor can be fraught with difficulties much of the time, but it seems that Robin was very protective of "his kids" on and off set.
RIP Robin W. 🙏
I love Michelle’s laugh , it’s so sweet
I am still sad that Robin Williams is gone. Growing up in the 90's, he was such a big part of my childhood, and I continued to enjoy his performances transitioning to adulthood. I can't imagine anyone else in the role of Mrs. Doubtfire, which he was perfect for.
Did you recognize Mrs. Selner as Jim Carrey’s secretary in Liar Liar?
Yes, she worked with 2 of the greatest comedians ever!
Robin Williams and Jim Carrey… no one will ever top them
ellie should pursue a career in acting she can cry on command.
The scene putting Robin through the makeup is still a classic wink to the fans. His Barbara Streisand is so good.
4:50 "This going to be one hard movie." While Ellie is crying on her shoulder. LOL Michelle cried at the end. Most of the English tea scene was improvised. The meringue unexpectedly melted and RW took it from there.
Michelle has a great heart too😅 she's just a bit tougher. But lovely 😁
4:34 That's what happens when the wife gets ahead in her career in a much faster pace than the husband
8:13 No, she just needs someone more relatable as a husband, not an embarrassment. That's how it happened with my parents, at least according to my dads version
This is what happens when the mom grows up and the dad stays a child
@@jasonkreider8954If climbing the soulless corporate ladder and neglecting your family is "growing up" then I'd rather stay a "child" forever. Its not ofcourse, it's just you skewed idea of what success is.
The Bridges restaurant scene was filmed in my hometown of Danville CA. It’s a good restaurant.
Blimey that was a quick emotional breakdown from Ellie... must admit I had to get up and take a walk to calm my emotions when she started (and im a guy lol). That start of the movie kinda does the same thing to me, when I was young my parents had similar type fights... they didn't end in divorce (they are still married 50 years latter) but as a kid they scared me into thinking it was coming.
One of those comedic movies that also has some serious punches to the feels, and with a realistic ending you dont see all that often in movies, and definitely didnt in movies at the time of its release... the main issue i have with this movie is my adopted twin sisters used to play the VHS recording of this movie over and over and over and over (along with the movie Andre) it drove me nuts as a teenager lol, so i tend to avoid reactions to it from PTSD... first one ive watched.
One Robin Williams movie id suggest, is 'One Hour Photo'... its not his usual type of movie, far from it and its not in any way what so ever a comedy and far from most of his roles, but its a really good one and no ones really ever reacted to it.
Robin's performance in One Hour Photo was so unsettling but excellent. His descent into madness was something to behold. And he reminded me so much of a guy from when I was in my early 20's, who I used to work with at this pharmacy / grocery store called Pharmhouse (eventually bought by Wal-Mart). This guy, named Stan, ran the video rental department. Seemed nice on the outside but apparently he was a mess on the inside. He was obsessed with one of the female workers and was caught following her home one night. They fired him for that. Seeing this movie made me think of that guy lol. Just crazy how One Hour Photo reflects that situation.
@@SurvivorBri Yeah, for me One Hour Photo hits hard since I can sympathize with Sy to a good degree as someone thats been ignored, and treated like a non entity by the world in real life and work (and not without me trying to fix that) and Williams plays that so damn good, even if alot of us hold that more on the inside... while id never EVER do what he did, nor did i have a childhood like his (more the opposite), and while people would look and simply see 'creepy weirdo' in his character, I know the same feeling of loneliness, obsession (more like insurmountable longing) and the thoughts his character must have following him around every day, and that sort of thing can literally physically hurt you from my own experience... its sobering but also extremely sad to realize 'that could be me if things had been different'.
Although thankfully alot of people who watch that movie 'get it' and Williams portrail really helps put that across... Dont have to befriend em, but being at least nice to a 'Sy' or noticing their loneliness might just stop them from breaking... although its a pitty about the guy at your work, im sure the firing didnt help him much but he was by the sounds of it getting into the big-time 'no go' area of fixation. Hopefully he managed to sort himself out and got some help.
41:46 Apparently, Robin Williams haven't told anybody that he was to "lose" his teeth, so other actors reactions are genuine reactions.
😂😂😂 Ellie’s reaction to his mask half way off was tooo funny!!!😂😂😂😂
The line that always hurts my heart the most is right toward the end when Daniel talks about having to be supervised around his own kids. "I go to hug them and she wonders why. Do you have any idea what that's like?" I can't imagine that much pain. To be seen as evil all on account of loving your own children? That's so messed up.
R.I.P., Robin.
R.I.P. Robin Williams ❤
Two comedies I know you ladies would love is first matilda 1996 with Danny divito , a little girl who reads books gains magical powers from reading so good. And second napoleon dynamite 2004 coming of age in middle America in highschool.
i don't even want to watch this one but how can i resist when my poor baby is in tears...
The little girl (Mara Wilson) is adorable in this movie. You should definitely what her in *"Matilda"*
P.S. I'm feeling really old.. She now 35 years old.. aaaarrrggghhh!!!
Don't feel bad, i think the same and I'm 39
I can't believe these Woman Never seen most of these iconic movies
1) They're too young to have been around when most of them came out. 2) They're from Eastern Europe, but the Iron Curtain only fell in 1990. That's not a lot of time for Western films to diffuse across the cultural divide.
@@bigdream_dreambig makes Sense!
@@bigdream_dreambig yes, I remember then they watched Bruce Almighty. They didn’t get the Clint Eastwood reference when he turned into him
That Mohel joke hit different when you know what those guys do
I miss Williams so much amazing actor one of a kind legend
Jim Carrey surpassed him. But yes Robin Williams was amazing too
This is my Favorite Robin Williams movie.. All of his movies are Great, but this is my #1
Great reaction Homies. I love this movie for many reasons. My parents got divorced when I was 8 years old and I am now 46. I still have pain from it but time has healed the would some and I have a very close relationship with my mother and a standard relationship with my father. My favorite thing about this movie is its truth. It's not a happy ending in the sense that the mom and dad get back together and live happily ever after. They are divorced. This is the reality of to many lives in todays world but it is what it is. The reason I love this movie is it speaks to the children and lets them know that it is NOT their fault and even though things have changed THEY are still loved. Much love and keep on keepin on J.
Such a sad loss to the world when Robin Williams decided he couldn't carry on.
1:34: Fun Fact: The recording engineer at the beginning of the film is Terry McGovern, a well-known DJ at the time. He was also one of only two people who provided the voices of the stormtroopers in the first *Star Wars* movie in 1977.
His most quoted line in that film was “These aren’t the droids we’re looking for.” 😎
He wasn't that well-known.
@@HansDelbruck53 In the Bay Area he was. George Lucas cast him in American Graffiti before that. He was also on television.
If you haven't seen "Good Will Hunting" please watch that one. Robin Williams is amazing in that one....... and it will make you cry.
6:00 I love it when someone has the same reaction about Sally Field's character that I did. She really was a villain in this movie.
Fun fact the scene where Daniel knocks over the prosthetic mask and it goes flying out into the street required over 50 takes to get right then after that a hilarious unscripted moment happened where a large pile of icing fell into the social workers tea because the temperatures on set were hot and it caused Robbins face mask to melt off
Completely agree with Michelle and Ellie , Communication is key 53:50 without communication how can you trust each other and build on the relationship?
I love impersonating Mrs Doutbfire.
R.I.P. Robin Williams Aka Mrs Doutbfire , a real comedy genius.
"I'm A hip old granny, that can hip hop , b bop , dance til you drop and yo yo make a wicked cup of cocoa"
Miranda - Daniel ....
Mrs Doubtfire - Suprise
My Favourite movie quotes of all time along with ace ventura quotes e.t.c. .
Ellie you must be the most loving person. Beautiful soul
To test out the outfit Robin Williams actually wandered around San Francisco as Mrs Doubtfire, he even went into a sex shop to mess with employees there 😂
Great movie pick.
Robin Williams is also good in
The birdcage.
It's worth noting the judge's harsh opinion, having learned of David's "lifestyle." The judge treated Daniel as though he were a habitual "cross-dresser," a "transvestite," a sexual deviant. Though that was not the case here; the disguise was a means for him to see his kids, not a way of life or a sexual or gender preference. But it was treated as though it was- and treated as a very serious harmful psychological condition. Much of society has come a long way on that front; actual gender-nonconforming people are, in many cases, much more free and open to express themselves. But in many cases the attitude of "dangerous sexual deviant" continues to persist; laws continue to be made against such things. Hopefully we will continue to move forward in that respect, as a society, and these laws will be taken off the books. Perhaps at some time in the future, the judge's decision will be baffling to most people who are unaware of the history of discrimination.
The bartender is Robin's older brother Todd!!
Awesome review of one of my favorite movies, I'm so happy you enjoyed it! I saw this in the theater when it came out, and it was the first time I'd ever been to the movies where there wasn't an empty seat. The whole room laughed and gasped and cried together, it was surreal. Robin Williams was one of my favorite actors growing up, his death hit me hard...like I'd lost a family member. May he rest. Right now, in the USA, they are trying to put a ban on drag in entertainment. Many citizens believe that drag in mainstream media will corrupt young minds, which is ridiculous. If they do end up putting a ban on drag for entertainment, that would mean this incredible movie and many others like it would be illegal to watch/sell/download/stream. Without even knowing, your timing couldn't be more perfect. Thank you 💜
Thanks again for taking me back to my childhood with this movie. 🪦 Robin Williams you were a legend.
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I Hihgly recommend you react to :
*Bicentennial Man* (1999)
_starring Robin Williams & Sam Neill_
Wow, I’m surprised people are mentioning that movie more and more now. It’s considered one of his “weaker movies.” No one ever brings it up
Another reason we Miss the Great Robin Williams🙏🌹🥹
Robin has the kindest eyes so when he's in pain you can really see it.
Hold on dear, help is on they way 😂😂 robin willaims made my childhood incredible
Being Human (1994)
a Robin Williams movie that's often forgotten
Imagine if Michael Jackson portrayed the role of Daniel Hillard/Mrs. Doubtfire in this film?
This is the funniest comedy movie that Robin Williams was in
"oh no! The boobs!" lol
I used to think the mom was mean. Then I watch this as an adult and can totally understand her anger and frustration.
I love this movie, I remember watching it as a child with my mother, we had a great time. greetings to you two who are more beautiful every day 😍😍
The teeth in the wine is a joke, as well as physical comedy. Americans sometimes say "my back teeth are floating" when they're drunk
Robin Williams also spoofs his own famous movie quote from Dead Poets Society!
@@ifeelpretty5790 in what scene?
@@nsasupporter7557 When his teeth fall out in the glass and he says, “Carpe dentum, seize the teeth”; in Dead Poets Society, he says “Carpe diem, seize the day”.
@@ifeelpretty5790 oh gotcha! 😂
I never knew what he said when he pulls his teeth out of the glass lol 😂 thank you for clarifying
🦞 don't scream.....the water is boiling and hissing out the shell.
I miss Robin Williams he's the man god bless his soul 🙏
"My little nose miners"
Just don't let Ellie watch "What Dreams May Come" she may never stop crying.😅