Man finds he has an Autistic brother after father's death
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ส.ค. 2024
- After a selfish L.A. yuppie learns his estranged father left a fortune to an autistic-savant brother that he didn't know existed, he absconds with his brother and sets out across the country, hoping to gain a larger inheritance.
title : Rain Man (1988)
8:30 "secret money ritual" caught me so off guard LMAO
It is that Scientology shit I tell u
I watched this movie at the theater and I thought Tom and Dustin did a Great Job. Dustin role touched home with me because, I have a brother that reminds me of Rain man
Raymen was not hopeless. He was different in what society calls normal, but the fact at what he could do with those poker cards & phone book....
He was Charlie's Rain Man....
Not really a what society calls normal moment he was severely autistic and extremely intelligent which isnt even common among people that autistic compared to the majority of the population which isn’t severely autistic lmao
thanks for the recap! I love this film
I’ve never seen this film, I’ve got it on video lol but never watched it lol. So thanks for the upload 😊 x
Please watch it - i watched it as a child and loved it - just a very good work of art
my middle child and second son is autistic. . . I'm going through some 1/4 life crisis right now, I did somewhat well for myself in my late teens and become a high earner in my 20s despite my circumstances. I badly want to do right by him, but since reaching my 30s I concluded that money is actually not the measuring stick that determines success and I've somewhat lost the motivation to do what I do, so I slack a lot and it makes me so guilty that I can't hold eye contact with my son who; since he's autistic; doesn't take eye contact all that well anyways, but he sometimes looks into my eyes and I feel like he sees into me and I feel like I'm failing him...
I want to raise my eldest to look after his brother, but I'd also like to enable my autistic boy to be independant... somehow I can just tell that he's high functioning and learns a bit different, it's unfortunate his mother uses it as a crutch or excuse for why he can't do or learn things instead of acknowledging that others who were the same have learnt so many things and we merely have to learn and figure out how to teach him. . . .
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Trust.
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A malayalam movie called "Alexander the Great "was inspired by this
And that was worse than shit
And that was worse than shit
And that was worse than shit
You mean copied.
@@jagdeepsinghuppal8310 no bro copy chythath alla story change varuthille like bala is lalettans step brother etc...
I like how this guy doesn’t mess around and says the right name of the car
Raymond was right when he said the wheel would stop at 20 because the casino manipulated the machine. So what is the ending? I think those doctors are after the money too.
lovely movie. i like it. thank you
I like this movie, because it tells a story about someone like me finding connection to a someone who learn's to love and apriciate him.
I love recaps for shit teir movies I’ll never watch. Seeing a recap of Rain Man , an Oscar winning best picture feels abit dirty lol
There was a Hindi movie made on this premise called Sadma. Though a copy of this one, it too was an incredible movie.
sadma came out in 1983, rainman in 1988. Get your facts right
Awesome movie. Enjoyed this.
One of the first films about autism.
A great movie with a bad ending
UN GRANDE FILM ,SENZA MELASSA
Pachakuthira 😂
Alleda nmde lalettante Alexander the great 😅
Alexander the great aaa😅
@@user-qi1pt5sn5vrandum onnu thanne..
These recaps are the worst fucking thing ever.
Kids dont watch movies anymore because of them
And some of us can't watch them for a lack of opportunity so these recaps are very helpful
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Isnt this pachakuthira😂