What I loved about Robin Williams is that it didn't matter what kind of movie/show and character he played, he always knocked it out of the park. Didn't matter if it was a silly slapstick character in a comedy, or a deeply serious character in a drama, and anywhere in between.
I got to see him in Iraq in 2004. From the second he got there he was the most genuine, thoughtful and hilarious person I’ve ever seen in my life. Every bit the caring person he played in movies.
Awkward Ashleigh is awkward, and I love her for putting herself out there like that. Hers is the most explosive GWH reaction I've seen, and I wonder if it's because she was fighting it really hard.
To me the most impactful line in the scene is when Will is sobbing "Oh God, I'm so sorry". That line confirms that he needed to hear from Sean that it wasn't his fault because he still blames himself for the abuse he suffered.
For me it's the shove Will gives Sean. I've found many with that sort of deep seated trauma, they want someone to break through, but they can't admit it and they fight even then. That shove is Will half heartedly trying to keep that barrier up, to keep his world view intact.
Duuuude that line comes from one of the most emotional scenes ever to grace television screens. Sawyer telling jack about his father is such a tear jerking moment
Yeah, that confirmed that he had pierced his armor. Will didn't want to be hurt by someone else that he actually liked and respected. It's very poignant.
It’s the look in Sean’s eyes after Will starts to cry…knowing that he finally broke through to that damaged little boy within Will. Such a beautiful moment. Little kids have a way of making everything that happens to them about them…believing whatever happens had to have been because they deserved it in some way. Such a POWERFUL scene.
Will Hunting and Jenny Curran from "Forrest Gump" have much in common. Both were taught at a very young age that everything was their fault, that they didn't deserve to be loved. Even as young adults, both had virtually no self-respect, and both were terrified of trusting anyone in a relationship. Will kept rejecting the woman who loved him, and Jenny kept running from the man who loved her.
Watched this at the cinema when I was young and at the end everyone gave it a round of applause, such a powerful and emotional movie and the soundtrack was awesome as well.
I got plenty from my mom, but my dad was not a good communicator when it came to telling you he really cared, you really had to read between the lines. He'd tell other people how much he cared for you, but never to our faces.
I am a latino, so I beg to disagree with that "majority of boys" thing. If you've said "In my country..." alright. But don't think a cultural thing is the "normal". US americans already do that
@@leo.ottesen Look up the definition of the word “majority”. I’m familiar with “Latino” cultures and it’s the common there also. How am I familiar? I lived in Miami many years and my wife is Venezuelan. Why don’t you say “in my lived experience.” But okay… 🙄
@@NicholsMarnWhy didn't you say "in my experience"? You assume the majority of men didn't get much love from their parents, which is an assumption. What are you basing this off of, which study, which research paper? No, it's just your own imagination of what you think is the majority experience. None of us know.
@ you’re one of those…. I don’t powder puff my language for your delicate ears. In my experience and the experience of just about every other man I know.
I would love to see a compilation of the Ben Affleck “if you are still here in 20 years, I’ll kill you” monologue. It was the tough love from his closest friend that Will needed to get his life going.
Damon and Affleck did a brilliant job writing and acting in this. Robin Williams' performance was outstanding, and I believe we saw the real Robin Williams in this. I felt like I knew him after this. Whenever I answer "what was your favorite movie" I always say this one. Why? Because I was very much like Will Hunting. I was the smartest kid in my school, but my home life sucked. Not as smart as Will: he's over-the-top smart. But I was poor and got in a lot of trouble, and was raised by my peers. I cry when I watch this. Don't tell my biker buddies. I was feeling bad at work this week, and one of the women I work with gave me a big hug (and her number). I almost jumped out of my skin. I want to call her, but I won't because I know what happens as soon as I start to like her, and I can't face that again. Anyway, that's why I dig this flick.
+MadAnthonyl I understand why you don't want to. But, if I can make a suggestion, I think you should still give it a try. You never know unless you try.
You only think you know what is going to happen, because it's happened before. The past only creates the future if you let it. You can change your future. It's okay. Call her.
I think you should call her!!! She might be the one gal that actually GETS you and sees who you really are and accepts you for you!!! You will never know unless you try!!!
This scene was already insanely emotional…since Robin passed it took a whole new level. When I see it I just want to hug Robin and say It’s Not Your Fault!
It’s interesting watching people’s reactions to this scene. I can pick up on people who are processing trauma while watching. Others can’t relate, have very little reaction. Fascinating dichotomy.
Your dichotomy is flawed. When you strike the same part of your body hard enough over and over and over and over again, eventually you will lose feeling. Same thing with trauma. You'll reach the point where you become permanently apathetic to others and yourself. You don't feel anything and if you do it's only for microseconds. Everything else doesn't matter. Maybe a job. Maybe money. Nothing more and nothing less.
Who would've thought one contraction (it's) and three words could be so powerful. Robin Williams was a gift, I hope he knew that. I think the first movie I saw him in was "Club Paradise" with Jamaican sensation, Jimmy Cliff.
This is such a great debut movie for Damon & Affleck, acting and scriptwise. Thank you for this reaction compilation; good depiction of overcoming the burdens of childhood trauma, within the confines of marketability. For most, it's magnitudes more difficult and time-consuming so please make sure to check in and support those going through it. A text or call while you're waiting for your coffee order might be insignificant to you, but might mean the world to the recipient. They might not have the strength to pick up or respond, but it might be what motivates them to look for a therapist, or even just get out of bed.
Not to put down the folks who say "all he needed is a hug," but as someone who was severely abused for the first fourteen years of my life (not by the trope of it being the dad, but at the hands of my mother) it takes a hell of a lot more. It takes a compassionate and empathetic guide to skillfully guide you thru and away from the self-blame and toward forgiveness.
I hurt myself like this often. I tell myself the truth and cry. It doesn't help. It just makes it worse. It makes me angry at the world. I distance myself from everyone so they can't hurt me. Everyone I got close to ended up hurting me. I don't want to be hurt anymore. I'd rather be left alone. I choose alone. It sucks, but it sucks less than being betrayed by people I cared about. Humans are awful creatures that are smart enough to not be animals but selfish enough to hurt others for their own personal gain. I don't want to gain anything. I just want to be left alone. I own my house, I go to work, I pay my bills. I am sufficient. I take care of myself efficiently. I may desire someone to care about me, but it's not a risk worth taking.
My last ex fu**ed with my head so bad, I haven't been with anyone since 2010. I miss the sleeping, cuddling...stuff like that, but all the rest of what comes with a relationship, I have no desire nor anymore trust to put in. I'm fine on my own and if one day a one night stand opportunity arises, I'll probably take the offer, but anything else ...nah, I'm good in my head, in my own head I can be with whomever I want doing anything I want. I don't think I'll ever become one of those guys who spends 8 grand on a love doll though lol
How could Matt and Robin do this scene so flawlessly? So genuinely? So deeply? My guess is the director sprung the assignment of this scene on the actors only moments before filming it. No takes, no practice together. One of the most touching scenes in film history. Robin's smile seen over crying Matt's shoulder says so very much about the success of Robin's approach to Matt's healing. All that mental POISON being removed from Will's brain and person; a huge purge of the toxins forced into him over his 20-ish years of existence.
i think im still holding it in for 60 yrs. parents divorced when i was 9. of course state of NY thought it was best my abusive alcoholic MOM should have custody of me and my lil brother. i got the belt, wire coat hanger was the worst, broom handle, closed fists. she'd get up in the morning and make a screwdriver for breakfast. i thought everybodies mom was just like her. i didnt realize til in my mid 20s that NO, all moms ARENT like her. havent talked with her since the late 90s.
It’s difficult to finally admit to yourself that it’s not your fault, especially since the ones who abused you were constantly telling you that it was. They were supposed to love and nurture you, not beat the Hell out of you and blame it on you.
"It's Not Your Fault", I really wish more people could hear that, and really take it to heart. I wish I could have heard it forty or fifty years ago. I often wonder, how different my life could have been.
There's a similar scene from Ordinary People (around 1980), with Judd Hirsch and Timothy Hutton, which was equally moving. Hutton's character had been carrying a lot of guilt since childhood and finally was able to let go of it. Maybe someone could react to that film. It won quite a few Oscars.
This scene made me cry after 25 years, I never wanted to shed a tear or cry b/c I figured it would make me look weak, but my children both hugged me but it made me cry even more b/c I was always afraid they would say I'm weak for crying, but I thought wrong, Love You Boys❤
This is just such a gritty, guttural and real scene. It IS sometimes the only thing someone in therapy needs to know and realize. All their past hardships and times of feeling worthless, hopeless and helpless. It was never their fault.
When you go through a traumatic childhood, you have to learn to trust from the beginning. Once you climb that small mountain, then you have to trust them enough to believe them that "It's not your fault."
This is what the majority of men need out there but we were taught that emotions are for women. So we don't show them. I can guarantee you many men would go through this if they just had someone to listen
Will went with the wrench, saying, in effect to his father, "F*ck you! If you kill me, I'm rid of you, no more pain and fear. And you, Dad, are left with your guilt, in jail, until you die."
Man that "whimsory" girl...any reaction ive seen of hers its like she has no emotion other than ....oh that happened, ok thanks for watching guys! The hell? Lol
When my son was in therapy as a young child he had a breakthrough moment. It was similar in it's quietness. He was asked a question, tried over and over to dodge and when he finally answered he literally almost vomited his words. It was the exact point he began to turn the corner and we still pray for blessings on that therapist to this day. Changed his whole life trajectory.
It will always amaze me people will shed tears and make videos about fictional child abuse but do nothing to combat it when it happens in real life. I know I used to work in child welfare and have seen some things you cannot even imagine. I would encourage everyone to support your local Domestic Violence Shelter with even just something simple like a donation, everything helps, enough said. 😢
Do nothing to combat it? It happens in HOMES. Do you kick down every door where you suspect it's happening and drag the kid out, probably protesting and with the non-abusive family members, denying it, screaming and trying to stop you? Maybe getting yourself shot, because you were wrong or because you're not supposed to he doing that "righteous" thing when other people have rights? If not, you're a hypocrite. So join the effing club.
@kenle2 I must confess, anyone who reads your post becomes dumber by the second. You are attempting to put words and actions in my mouth when all I did was encourage people to give to their local Domestic Violence Shelter. I'm pretty sure you're one of the vike and despicable people I encountered during my tenure with DCFS.
I’ve never seen this movie and just decided to randomly watch this. I never realized that this was the movie they reenacted in that Family guy bit 🥴 I get the joke nowwwww Good scene
My biological father threw me against the wall when I was 16 days old, luckily I never found him when I was old enough. I also had an older brother after I was adopted that used to abuse us until was 16 and knocked him off his feet, he was out for 10 minutes. When he woke up I told him that if he ever touched us again that I would shoot him, he left after that and never came back.
Dude. Any Hollywood insider will tell you: people in the business consider Chinatown to be the best screenplay of all time. It was the first film Roman Polanski made after Charles Manson murdered his wife. There are so many reactions to it on You Tube. The "She's my sister" scene floors every reactor that sees it, more than Psycho, more that The Exorcist, more than Jaws.
Anyone reading these comments right now...this is just for YOU! IT WASNT YOUR FAULT!!! ❤You are greatly loved & are God's treasure.Trust him with your heart..he is the great healer & restorer of all things broken. ❤ Call out to me & I will answer you! ~ Jeremiah 3:33
It's amazing to me the reactions of this very powerful scene. Or I should say the lack of reactions. I've watched these same reactors cry harder at the killing of a puppy in John Wick than at the constant abuse of a child. I guess animals are more important than humans, even children. I just found this surprising. No wonder everyone has so much hate. Perhaps we should try and fix human beings first and then worry about the animals.
I would disagree in the sense that this is near the end of an emotional roller coaster of a movie. They've all cried 10 times by this point and you are more relieved that he finally got to let this go as opposed to a scene out of nowhere with no emotional build up
I would say the ones that got emotional and cried had personal experience with such real life situations. The ones that didn't get overtly emotional had no such personal experience so they may have sympathy but not the empathy to have the same connection. Example with the first reactor here, Ashley, has talked on her second channel about her struggles with depression/anxiety and needing medication sometimes to just make it through the day. On the other end of the spectrum Addie, the other redhead shown later, had a very happy and healthy upbringing with a supportive and loving family with a supportive Christian community. One can see herself on Will's place while the other would be an outside third party observer. Two different worlds entirely. Before you get mad at the world for not having the reaction you had to this movie perhaps take a moment and see how other people's personal experiences mold their views on this type of content. I mean, you wouldn't want someone thinking you're full of hate because you can't empathize with them, right?
Greatest. Movie. EVER! Also, I feel like I’m the only one that ever says or see it but I love how it looks like Sean(Robin) is smiling during the hug. Like it kind of brings it back to the beginning when there was a d¡ck measuring contest, and he is smiling because he won. That’s how I see it at least
Iifes not fair and some ppl hafta go through more bs than others and it sucks when u draw the short stick some of the strongest ppl have had to endure shit nobody should
You can tell most of these reactions are amateurs. They think they need to talk too much and not let the scene develop. It’s not about you, it’s about the amazing scene that is playing out. You can react without talking over it.
A great movie moment ruined by the idiot in the upper right stealing other people's videos and adding NOTHING but his own face to them. React videos already kind of suck but it's even worse when it's a "react" video stealing from other react videos.
What I loved about Robin Williams is that it didn't matter what kind of movie/show and character he played, he always knocked it out of the park. Didn't matter if it was a silly slapstick character in a comedy, or a deeply serious character in a drama, and anywhere in between.
It felt like the universe got a little darker when he died. He was such a bright star.
Gave it his all Everytime. Rare.
A legend
I got to see him in Iraq in 2004. From the second he got there he was the most genuine, thoughtful and hilarious person I’ve ever seen in my life. Every bit the caring person he played in movies.
1 hour photo was underrated I think
“I’m not crying, you’re crying,” was the most beautifully funny reaction moment.
She’s hilarious! Love her reactions.
Imo this is Ashleigh Burtons best
Awkward Ashleigh is awkward, and I love her for putting herself out there like that. Hers is the most explosive GWH reaction I've seen, and I wonder if it's because she was fighting it really hard.
Nothing funny about it moron, it's obvious that's from her heart!!!
To me the most impactful line in the scene is when Will is sobbing "Oh God, I'm so sorry". That line confirms that he needed to hear from Sean that it wasn't his fault because he still blames himself for the abuse he suffered.
Mostly, realizing that he has been an a**hole to others, turning into an abuser of some sort himself.
For me it's the shove Will gives Sean. I've found many with that sort of deep seated trauma, they want someone to break through, but they can't admit it and they fight even then. That shove is Will half heartedly trying to keep that barrier up, to keep his world view intact.
@@nduwingoma THAT part!
"See, kids are like dogs. You knock 'em around enough, they'll think they did something to deserve it."
So true. I know this feeling.
Well done, fellow Lostie. I heard that in Sawyer's voice. Really fitting quote.
Duuuude that line comes from one of the most emotional scenes ever to grace television screens.
Sawyer telling jack about his father is such a tear jerking moment
@@zachnelson3555 You're telling me! That scene lives rent free in my brain, along with quite a few others from a show full of them.
@@zachnelson3555 that's why the Sox will never win the World Series.
"Four words can't win an Oscar"
Robin Williams "It's Not Your Fault"
Flowers forever for the master! RIP Robin Forever Missed
“Your move chief” will always be iconic as well
This is one of the finest movies ever made. And one of many fine performances by the great Robin Williams. RIP
The big part of that is when he says "...not you...".
That translates into, "You are the only person I can trust in this world."
Yeah, that confirmed that he had pierced his armor. Will didn't want to be hurt by someone else that he actually liked and respected. It's very poignant.
The way Will holds on so tightly to Sean, it's like he's hanging on for dear life.
He’s never had to be vulnerable like that in front of someone he’s likes and respects. It’s uncomfortable as all he’ll.
It’s the look in Sean’s eyes after Will starts to cry…knowing that he finally broke through to that damaged little boy within Will. Such a beautiful moment. Little kids have a way of making everything that happens to them about them…believing whatever happens had to have been because they deserved it in some way. Such a POWERFUL scene.
Will Hunting and Jenny Curran from "Forrest Gump" have much in common. Both were taught at a very young age that everything was their fault, that they didn't deserve to be loved.
Even as young adults, both had virtually no self-respect, and both were terrified of trusting anyone in a relationship. Will kept rejecting the woman who loved him, and Jenny kept running from the man who loved her.
I've seen so many things about Jenny being a bad person, and I am like have you seen the movie?
Watched this at the cinema when I was young and at the end everyone gave it a round of applause, such a powerful and emotional movie and the soundtrack was awesome as well.
I wish I could go back and hug Robin Williams and tell him it's not his fault. 😢
I love the smile in Robin's eyes while they're hugging. He knows he got through.
Yes. Every time. Such an overlooked but beautiful part of that scene. He finally got through to the damaged little boy inside Will.
Robin Williams ❤ Forever missed.
You know it. This was his best performance ever. I felt like I really knew him after this; like it was really him.
I can't not cry each and every time I see this scene
The majority of boys\men get choked up at this scene because we rarely, if ever, received any affection from our parents.
I got plenty from my mom, but my dad was not a good communicator when it came to telling you he really cared, you really had to read between the lines. He'd tell other people how much he cared for you, but never to our faces.
I am a latino, so I beg to disagree with that "majority of boys" thing. If you've said "In my country..." alright. But don't think a cultural thing is the "normal". US americans already do that
@@leo.ottesen Look up the definition of the word “majority”. I’m familiar with “Latino” cultures and it’s the common there also. How am I familiar? I lived in Miami many years and my wife is Venezuelan. Why don’t you say “in my lived experience.” But okay… 🙄
@@NicholsMarnWhy didn't you say "in my experience"? You assume the majority of men didn't get much love from their parents, which is an assumption. What are you basing this off of, which study, which research paper? No, it's just your own imagination of what you think is the majority experience. None of us know.
@ you’re one of those…. I don’t powder puff my language for your delicate ears. In my experience and the experience of just about every other man I know.
Anyone who's been through some horrible stuff as a kid needs to hear those four words from someone at least once.
That is why men rarely probe each other's feelings like women do, because you have got to get past the fight or flight instinct when you confront them
I would love to see a compilation of the Ben Affleck “if you are still here in 20 years, I’ll kill you” monologue. It was the tough love from his closest friend that Will needed to get his life going.
They need to do a reaction to that. That scene was beautiful, and then when he goes to pick him up, he isn't there! Beautiful!
Robin Williams has some unbelievable drama roles. This being one of his best. The “not you” gets me knowing Will has such trust in him..
The greatest hug I could ever get in my life is from Robin Williams. Wurd.
its the 1st time he crys.. we saw joy, rage, disgust, an fear. he was supressing sadness.
Damon and Affleck did a brilliant job writing and acting in this. Robin Williams' performance was outstanding, and I believe we saw the real Robin Williams in this. I felt like I knew him after this.
Whenever I answer "what was your favorite movie" I always say this one. Why? Because I was very much like Will Hunting. I was the smartest kid in my school, but my home life sucked. Not as smart as Will: he's over-the-top smart. But I was poor and got in a lot of trouble, and was raised by my peers. I cry when I watch this. Don't tell my biker buddies. I was feeling bad at work this week, and one of the women I work with gave me a big hug (and her number). I almost jumped out of my skin. I want to call her, but I won't because I know what happens as soon as I start to like her, and I can't face that again. Anyway, that's why I dig this flick.
+MadAnthonyl
I understand why you don't want to. But, if I can make a suggestion, I think you should still give it a try. You never know unless you try.
You only think you know what is going to happen, because it's happened before. The past only creates the future if you let it. You can change your future. It's okay. Call her.
I think you should call her!!! She might be the one gal that actually GETS you and sees who you really are and accepts you for you!!! You will never know unless you try!!!
This scene was already insanely emotional…since Robin passed it took a whole new level. When I see it I just want to hug Robin and say It’s Not Your Fault!
One of the greatest movies ever made, in my opinion! Casting Robin Williams in THIS role was also brilliant, and he ABSOLUTELY NAILED IT!!!
It’s interesting watching people’s reactions to this scene. I can pick up on people who are processing trauma while watching. Others can’t relate, have very little reaction. Fascinating dichotomy.
It has also to do it they're alone or not. If they're alone they feel safer to let it out.
Your dichotomy is flawed.
When you strike the same part of your body hard enough over and over and over and over again, eventually you will lose feeling. Same thing with trauma. You'll reach the point where you become permanently apathetic to others and yourself. You don't feel anything and if you do it's only for microseconds. Everything else doesn't matter. Maybe a job. Maybe money. Nothing more and nothing less.
Who would've thought one contraction (it's) and three words could be so powerful.
Robin Williams was a gift, I hope he knew that.
I think the first movie I saw him in was "Club Paradise" with Jamaican sensation, Jimmy Cliff.
Now that's an honest reaction: "Sniiff, I can't hreath through my nose."
This is such a great debut movie for Damon & Affleck, acting and scriptwise. Thank you for this reaction compilation; good depiction of overcoming the burdens of childhood trauma, within the confines of marketability.
For most, it's magnitudes more difficult and time-consuming so please make sure to check in and support those going through it. A text or call while you're waiting for your coffee order might be insignificant to you, but might mean the world to the recipient. They might not have the strength to pick up or respond, but it might be what motivates them to look for a therapist, or even just get out of bed.
Robin left a heck of a legacy
The saddest part about this; is that Robin Williams was the one that was really struggling inside.
The wrench is heavier. He'll get tired quickly. Especially if he's drunk.
Not to put down the folks who say "all he needed is a hug," but as someone who was severely abused for the first fourteen years of my life (not by the trope of it being the dad, but at the hands of my mother) it takes a hell of a lot more. It takes a compassionate and empathetic guide to skillfully guide you thru and away from the self-blame and toward forgiveness.
The truly GREAT Robin Williams, everyone❤❤❤❤😢
God, bless his soul.
I hurt myself like this often. I tell myself the truth and cry. It doesn't help. It just makes it worse. It makes me angry at the world. I distance myself from everyone so they can't hurt me. Everyone I got close to ended up hurting me. I don't want to be hurt anymore. I'd rather be left alone. I choose alone. It sucks, but it sucks less than being betrayed by people I cared about. Humans are awful creatures that are smart enough to not be animals but selfish enough to hurt others for their own personal gain. I don't want to gain anything. I just want to be left alone. I own my house, I go to work, I pay my bills. I am sufficient. I take care of myself efficiently. I may desire someone to care about me, but it's not a risk worth taking.
My last ex fu**ed with my head so bad, I haven't been with anyone since 2010. I miss the sleeping, cuddling...stuff like that, but all the rest of what comes with a relationship, I have no desire nor anymore trust to put in. I'm fine on my own and if one day a one night stand opportunity arises, I'll probably take the offer, but anything else ...nah, I'm good in my head, in my own head I can be with whomever I want doing anything I want. I don't think I'll ever become one of those guys who spends 8 grand on a love doll though lol
I know. Just what you said.
How could Matt and Robin do this scene so flawlessly? So genuinely? So deeply? My guess is the director sprung the assignment of this scene on the actors only moments before filming it. No takes, no practice together. One of the most touching scenes in film history. Robin's smile seen over crying Matt's shoulder says so very much about the success of Robin's approach to Matt's healing. All that mental POISON being removed from Will's brain and person; a huge purge of the toxins forced into him over his 20-ish years of existence.
Can you please the break up as well, it's such a intense & real scene !! 💯😆
Robin....😪 RIP LEGEND! THANK YOU!
When first time watched it,i was a kid in late 90s,never understand even one bit about this scene that time
i think im still holding it in for 60 yrs. parents divorced when i was 9. of course state of NY thought it was best my abusive alcoholic MOM should have custody of me and my lil brother. i got the belt, wire coat hanger was the worst, broom handle, closed fists. she'd get up in the morning and make a screwdriver for breakfast. i thought everybodies mom was just like her. i didnt realize til in my mid 20s that NO, all moms ARENT like her. havent talked with her since the late 90s.
Jesus
Everyone. It’s not your fault
It’s difficult to finally admit to yourself that it’s not your fault, especially since the ones who abused you were constantly telling you that it was. They were supposed to love and nurture you, not beat the Hell out of you and blame it on you.
This made me cry so hard, it hit me so hard because i blame myself
Remarkable scene that is relatable to many of us.
"It's Not Your Fault", I really wish more people could hear that, and really take it to heart. I wish I could have heard it forty or fifty years ago. I often wonder, how different my life could have been.
We all love ❤️ & miss you 😔Robin Williams
The acting was fantastic in this
There's a similar scene from Ordinary People (around 1980), with Judd Hirsch and Timothy Hutton, which was equally moving. Hutton's character had been carrying a lot of guilt since childhood and finally was able to let go of it. Maybe someone could react to that film. It won quite a few Oscars.
This scene made me cry after 25 years, I never wanted to shed a tear or cry b/c I figured it would make me look weak, but my children both hugged me but it made me cry even more b/c I was always afraid they would say I'm weak for crying, but I thought wrong, Love You Boys❤
For those of us who carry around that guilt this was therapy watching this. Robin Williams and Matt Damon were literal lifesavers.
This is just such a gritty, guttural and real scene. It IS sometimes the only thing someone in therapy needs to know and realize. All their past hardships and times of feeling worthless, hopeless and helpless. It was never their fault.
I just noticed an indian fella on the top right haha
When you go through a traumatic childhood, you have to learn to trust from the beginning. Once you climb that small mountain, then you have to trust them enough to believe them that "It's not your fault."
This is what the majority of men need out there but we were taught that emotions are for women. So we don't show them. I can guarantee you many men would go through this if they just had someone to listen
The essence of psychology is growth. Everyone is supposed to grow. Doctors included.
Great video! Awesome channel! 💚 Thank you very much! 🙏
Will went with the wrench, saying, in effect to his father, "F*ck you! If you kill me, I'm rid of you, no more pain and fear. And you, Dad, are left with your guilt, in jail, until you die."
Man that "whimsory" girl...any reaction ive seen of hers its like she has no emotion other than ....oh that happened, ok thanks for watching guys! The hell? Lol
I mean, I guess that's better than fake reactions like VKunia.
When people see a psychologist, I wonder how common it is to reach a breakthrough moment like this.
When my son was in therapy as a young child he had a breakthrough moment. It was similar in it's quietness. He was asked a question, tried over and over to dodge and when he finally answered he literally almost vomited his words. It was the exact point he began to turn the corner and we still pray for blessings on that therapist to this day. Changed his whole life trajectory.
Good choice.
It will always amaze me people will shed tears and make videos about fictional child abuse but do nothing to combat it when it happens in real life. I know I used to work in child welfare and have seen some things you cannot even imagine. I would encourage everyone to support your local Domestic Violence Shelter with even just something simple like a donation, everything helps, enough said. 😢
Do nothing to combat it?
It happens in HOMES.
Do you kick down every door where you suspect it's happening and drag the kid out, probably protesting and with the non-abusive family members, denying it, screaming and trying to stop you?
Maybe getting yourself shot, because you were wrong or because you're not supposed to he doing that "righteous" thing when other people have rights?
If not, you're a hypocrite.
So join the effing club.
@kenle2 I must confess, anyone who reads your post becomes dumber by the second. You are attempting to put words and actions in my mouth when all I did was encourage people to give to their local Domestic Violence Shelter. I'm pretty sure you're one of the vike and despicable people I encountered during my tenure with DCFS.
Did you notice that at the beginning Robin Williams calls him "chief" and at the end calls him "son"
Please do a compilation of that moment with Percy and Mr. Jingles in The Green Mile
I wish i can give Robin Williams a hug
That's a tough one. I haven't watched this movie in a long time. I forgot how great it is.
I’ve never seen this movie and just decided to randomly watch this. I never realized that this was the movie they reenacted in that Family guy bit 🥴 I get the joke nowwwww
Good scene
"Because f*** him that's why." Best line
Can you do the construction scene with him and Affleck? Besides this scene, that one is my favorite.
I lived for for a year with broken collarbone and a daughter I took on
a bike ride every morning
My biological father threw me against the wall when I was 16 days old, luckily I never found him when I was old enough. I also had an older brother after I was adopted that used to abuse us until was 16 and knocked him off his feet, he was out for 10 minutes. When he woke up I told him that if he ever touched us again that I would shoot him, he left after that and never came back.
My all time top 10 movies
Thanks for the video. I enjoyed it.
Dude. Any Hollywood insider will tell you: people in the business consider Chinatown to be the best screenplay of all time. It was the first film Roman Polanski made after Charles Manson murdered his wife. There are so many reactions to it on You Tube. The "She's my sister" scene floors every reactor that sees it, more than Psycho, more that The Exorcist, more than Jaws.
Anyone reading these comments right now...this is just for YOU! IT WASNT YOUR FAULT!!! ❤You are greatly loved & are God's treasure.Trust him with your heart..he is the great healer & restorer of all things broken. ❤ Call out to me & I will answer you! ~ Jeremiah 3:33
I'm glad you are promoting men embracing their emotions and letting go to a certain extent, man.
If you lived this give a thumbs up because you survived, many of us have experienced this, in my case it was my mother, an acholic.
Why do I watch these reactions?😫
Stewie it's not your fault 😂
Who TF is this guy in the top right?
I forgot how good Matt Damon was
I understand Will he thought he deserved it
It's amazing to me the reactions of this very powerful scene. Or I should say the lack of reactions. I've watched these same reactors cry harder at the killing of a puppy in John Wick than at the constant abuse of a child. I guess animals are more important than humans, even children. I just found this surprising. No wonder everyone has so much hate. Perhaps we should try and fix human beings first and then worry about the animals.
I would disagree in the sense that this is near the end of an emotional roller coaster of a movie. They've all cried 10 times by this point and you are more relieved that he finally got to let this go as opposed to a scene out of nowhere with no emotional build up
I would say the ones that got emotional and cried had personal experience with such real life situations.
The ones that didn't get overtly emotional had no such personal experience so they may have sympathy but not the empathy to have the same connection.
Example with the first reactor here, Ashley, has talked on her second channel about her struggles with depression/anxiety and needing medication sometimes to just make it through the day. On the other end of the spectrum Addie, the other redhead shown later, had a very happy and healthy upbringing with a supportive and loving family with a supportive Christian community.
One can see herself on Will's place while the other would be an outside third party observer.
Two different worlds entirely.
Before you get mad at the world for not having the reaction you had to this movie perhaps take a moment and see how other people's personal experiences mold their views on this type of content.
I mean, you wouldn't want someone thinking you're full of hate because you can't empathize with them, right?
Any chance of getting reactions to "Son of a bitch, he stole my line..." at the end of the movie?
Watching healing happen IS real happiness not this idea some believe of toxic positivity ❤
How about the Water Bottle sequence from Bullet Train?
You have to start asking people to like and subscribe in the beginning of your videos.
Could you do one for "Show me sand the floor" from Karate Kid (1984)?
Robin Williams is so missed
Greatest. Movie. EVER!
Also, I feel like I’m the only one that ever says or see it but I love how it looks like Sean(Robin) is smiling during the hug. Like it kind of brings it back to the beginning when there was a d¡ck measuring contest, and he is smiling because he won. That’s how I see it at least
He's smiling because he knows he finally broke Will and his job is done.
He didn't break him. Will was broken all along but needed to have this moment to pick up the pieces and put them in their new place
Is your channel monetized 💰??
For those who abuse children, don't let me find you!!
Remember when movie were GREAT?
Do you like apples?🍎
It's not your fault scene will fk you up
Iifes not fair and some ppl hafta go through more bs than others and it sucks when u draw the short stick some of the strongest ppl have had to endure shit nobody should
Lol
You can tell most of these reactions are amateurs. They think they need to talk too much and not let the scene develop. It’s not about you, it’s about the amazing scene that is playing out. You can react without talking over it.
A great movie moment ruined by the idiot in the upper right stealing other people's videos and adding NOTHING but his own face to them. React videos already kind of suck but it's even worse when it's a "react" video stealing from other react videos.
Those tears are just pornographic.
Im reacting to someone reacting to someone react. Reactception.