People say stuff like this often, but.... I GENUINELY can't absorb and process the fact that he's nno longer here. I grew up with this mad lad on Mork and Mindy, Fern Gully (I can still sing Batty's song.....) *shakes her head angrily drunk and confused* Hook. The man was hyper active and out of control, and when anyone would listen he talked about how he grew up, played multiple characters in his room with his toys... became an entertainer. He literally pushed himself to insane heights so that he could make people laugh, remember who they are, what's important. That someone like him was suffering alone, through so much, to the point where.... he, couldn't carry it anymore. I've been chronically ill for a very long time, all of my adult life now... and I hurt. There have been times where I genuinely wanted to "end" myself. "The people you love most and who love you will suffer from that" Yeeeeeeees, but the miserable worthless life I have now is causing them that already sooooo..... "It's going to hur-------" *LAUGHS* I can literally smash my forehead into a wall and amusingly it's nowhere near what's inside my colon in terms of pain.... ...Just make it stop. There's no purpose to it, there's no "cause" I'm enduring, I'm just in agony for *NO* damn. Reason. Aside from the fact that I'm human. Aside from the fact that honestly, if I hadn't become so ill at this specific point in my life, I would've probably been an evil little ungrateful bitch. *smiles warmly, makes a goofy face* So stupid that I couldn't get the lesson some other way? He was a kind and generous man. Also human, and did a lot wrong. But to know we're all human, we've all done so much that is selfish.... yet the man he wanted to share with US was a man who constantly saw the world in another light. He constantly made us laugh, he constantly was an offensive goofball, pushing boundaries and barriers. I hate the fact that this poor man couldn't stay here with us all, because the burden and pain he bore was too much. "To die will be a great adventure." A journey into the unknown of unknowns. A shattered lens of a most focused mind, the human condition unbearable alone. Robin Williams is a treasure we'll never see again. The likes of, surely. Hopefully. A waning sun hangs low in the sky, and may we all be grateful for the effort he showed us, the film, the memories. A true legacy.
I saw Robin Williams at a bookstore in Berkeley. First I just heard tons of laughing, adults and kids. I went over, and there he was! He was grabbing kids books off the shelf and acting out the covers for the kids. It was amazing. I stayed a bit then just left him alone, this was before selfies and all that and people were being respectful. Amazing how much light and joy he brought into other peoples lives. Losing him the world lost a brilliant light. This is one of the few movies that gets me 😭 Rest in peace Robin.
The "it's not your fault" scene still hits me. The movie brings up how Will was an orphan and was removed from foster homes due to abuse. Many times, it's implied the abuse was absolutely horrific. Sadly, many victims of abuse often blame themselves, thinking there was something they could do to prevent it. That's never the case. There's no excuse when it comes to domestic violence.
sorry....that´s one of the shittiest scenes ever, terrible Hollxwood trash. "Make the sociopath cry and give him a hug..... and he is healed." Very funny.
@@zimbo65a Nice try. What would your solution be. He wasn’t exactly a wimp out there. He could probably beat the crap out of anybody out there. How’d that work out for him? He’s on parole. Been stabbed cigarettes put out on him and lashing out at everyone and anyone who he perceived to be attempting to get close to him. His life was going nowhere. Robins character was the only one who knew exactly what he was going through. He slow walked him to that point where he was ready to accept the fact he was not at fault. That’s a break through. I’d hate to see what your solution would be but I have an idea that it would end in a entire life of prison.
Its the difference between a passion project between two best mates (Matt Damon and Ben Affleck) and a project designed by numbers in order to earn some studio exec a fat pay cheque
that moment when Robin talks about his wife farting was improve...took the camera guy off-guard he was laughing so much shook the camera...Robin is one of my favorite people of all time and I'm still devastated that he's gone
Gods that crying scene always has and always will take me out. That was one of those deep soul cries and whether or not that was a actor-character relating moment or just top tier acting it just hits different 10/10
Robin didn’t rush Will until he was ready. At each stage Robin waited for Will to catch up with him unlike the others who wanted results right away. Robin knew what Will was going through because he went through the same thing. He challenged him and ever so slowly he started to respect him and trust him. That’s when he told Will it was not his fault. I loved this movie. It’s hard to believe Matt and Ben wrote this screenplay at this age.
That whistle he uses in the first scene with Will is the exact same one I use with my young daughter to let her know she's crossed a line. Sad thing is, Will never had a parent who cared enough to have those little shorthand signals.
You might also consider adding "Awakenings" to your Robin Williams queue of films to watch. Very under-rated, but Williams and Robert DeNiro are both absolutely brilliant in this film. Really tugs at the heartstrings.
It's interesting how you say he has "fear of commitment" but in truth Will is severely traumatized. Commitment is just a very small part of it. It's a great movie and I am happy you watched it!
My mom is/was a librarian and I pretty much grew up in the library. I would get to hang out with all her co-workers and ask all the reference librarian questions. Had a buddy who went to grad school at MIT he was a smart dude.
Nominated for 8 Oscars including Best Picture but won for Best Supporting Actor Robin Williams Best Original Screenplay, Ben Affleck and Matt Damon The scene where Williams tells the story of his late wife used to fart in her sleep cracked up Matt Damon, it was actually a blooper that was filmed and put in the movie, and even the cameraman started to laugh.
I'm so glad you watching this! This is my favorite movie ever! I'm glad you enjoyed it! Wish you had both watched it together but your reaction was great!
Robin Williams was such a versatile actor. He was great in comedic roles, but did drama well too. He could even play villains. He was in a movie called One Hour Photo where he played a stalker. He was even in an episode of Law & Order SVU called "Authority" where he kidnapped Benson
The best thing about Robin's story about his wife farting in her sleep, besides it being completely improvised, was that it not only caused Matt to break character it also made the camera guy laugh so hard he shook the camera. It's a shame we don't get many great movies like this anymore, and comedy just isn't the same without Robin Williams.
Every actor in this movie is a major star. I don't think too many people realize that the curly red-headed friend who sits in the back seat of the car and who helped rebuild the engine in the car that they give will is Cole Hauser (Rip) from Yellowstone.
'Sean' was the perfect "therapist" for Will, not only he understood him, by being frim the same neighborhood but also having a similar upbringing, none of the other therapists could help Will the way Sean did. What a perfect role for Robin Williams, he became famous for his comedy roles but when it comes to his dramatic or thriller roles he was also fantastic portraying those. Being this therapist, being an English teacher in Dead Poets Society or a killer in Insomnia or an unhinged person in 24 hr photo, Robin's range was unbelievable, as wonderful an actor as the best of them and yet he was mostky seen as a "funny guy". Thank you for reacting to this wonderful movie
I spent the 90s living in & around Boston. watching this always makes me nostalgic. the Bow & Arrow Pub where he meets Skylar, the Tasty ("so good they built Harvard around us") where they had burgers, the long Red Line ride out to Dorchester & Southie, MIT's Infinite Corridor running across campus from Mass Ave practically out to Kendall Square.
I've lived in Boston for the last 10 years. You would not recognize the place. Kendal is all biotech labs and tech companies. Dorchester and Southie are hot up and coming, expensive areas and most of the old townie pubs are gone. Red line is about the same though.
"and why does he hang out with those gorillas as you call them? because any one of them if he asked them to would take a fucking bat to your head, that's called loyalty."
Probably the ultimate getting over being sick movie is a movie that is about a kid that’s sick and his grandpa is reading him a story. Yes I am speaking of The Princess Bride
One of my favourite movies of all-time, and pretty much instantly cemented Matt Damon as one of my favourite actors. Great reaction, the lag on catching the "Mary & Paddy" joke was particularly entertaining. Definitely subscribed now. 👍
Robin Williams' line and small monologue: "She used to fart in her sleep. One night it was so loud it woke the dog up. She woke up and was like, 'Oh, was that you? ' I'd go, 'Yeah' - I just didn't have the heart to tell her," was all improvised, ignoring the intended script completely. As a result Matt Damon played along, and his laughter was legitimate and him breaking character.
What makes that scene even better is that if you look closely towards the end of the scene, you can see the camera shaking slightly because the camera guy was laughing too.
You should continue with more Robin Williams. Good Morning Vietnam is phenomenal and Dead Poets Society is one step down from these 2 but still moving and memorable.
Major props to the editor who screwed up a nice reaction by chopping up scenes so poorly I felt I missed out. And almost all of the park monologue is inexplicable. I'm sure most of us would've liked to see your expressions there. So easy to edit a movie and so many blow it.
The likes of Will walk the Earth.And unless you find direction,it's torture.Walking around wondering what to do with what you have in your head when you know you should do something,but never finding it.
Lol you had the opposite vibe i had in the first scene where he was in therapy with Robin. I could feel him attacking the armor of him and Robin just trying to match it. But one was attacking and the other wasn't. Then you laughed at him grabbing his through which also threw me off. Makes me curious how your life has been. I feel like you laugh to mask something. My first vid seeing you but i enjoyed the reaction and appreciate the upload.
Oh! I love this movie this hearing Robin williams voice is so peaceful. Rip to Robin and recently Kevin Conroy and Jason david frank ( batman and Green ranger)
Kacee, what you said at the beginning of the video is very similar to this quote from Stephen Jay Gould. “I am, somehow, less interested in the weight and convolutions of Einstein's brain than in the near certainty that people of equal talent have lived and died in cotton fields and sweatshops.”
Most of the people who react to this movie try to act comical and entertain their viewers until the seriousness and emotion of this film hits them and they finally shut up.
Can u believe these 2 dorks, Matt and Ben, started writing this in their early twenties, having no idea what or how to write! And someone they knew was blown away, and got a rough bit to robin! And how they got Robin and Stellen to do this, I'll never know! Robin won an Oscar for this! After Robin died, Matt goes back to the bench every year on Robin's bday, sometimes with his kids. The park bench is a memorial now! The younger guy is Casey Affleck! The red head is now in Yellowstone, Cole Hauser! A fantastic actor, but a bit of a loose cannon. His father was even a better actor, but certifiable! Wings Hauser!! Originally, they didn't know how to write the end. Robin comes up with the final line, director and Matt look at each other like, Movie done! He add-libbed the wife farting lines. Matt is cracking up for real. Even the camera man was rolling....look at the camera frame on that scene, it's shaking! Robin has done several top feel good movies. This, patch Adams, good morning Vietnam, awakenings, Dead Poets, and really one could say the bird cage, Doubtfire and Jumanji....which is really a movie about Spielberg's relationship with his dad.
the first meeting between robbie williams and matt damon, robbie let matt lead the conversation, and matt was looking for weaknesses of robbie, to find his (button).
Dead Poet society is fantastic as well! Definitely need to watch that one. This one is epic! Beautiful Mind is amazing too, btw. (also, it's Cambridge...it's college campus heaven)
At 11:22 , how is the interaction between Will Hunting and Sean (Robin Williams) funny? Will disrespected Sean's wife and Ms. Cavazos finds it funny? Ms. Cavazos can't tell the difference between drama and comedy, therefore I have to give this reaction a THUMB DOWN. 👎
What a classic! You really ought to watch all Robin Williams movies, you owe it to yourself haha Stuff like Dead Poets Society, another timeless classic!
Dos C, great watch, you're awesome! note: the best Reactions are folks who pay close attention to the dialogue- and always Pause before commenting during the film ;)
When we were stationed at Ft. Devens, MA in the 90s, we went to Boston a few times bny train. If we couldn't get a weekend pass, we'd have to make sure we got back to the train station for the last train out back or we were SOL. We did all the touristy things, including going to the Cheers Bar and we ended up carving our names into a table meant for that purpose at a Hard Rock Cafe there as well.
growing up it was always "carmel" as in "carmel corn" or "carmel apple" and i'm sure i picked it up hearing it, because written it's "caramel" same thing with sherbet. i know i'd heard it as "sher-bert" growing up, and I think the 2nd harry potter book has "lemon sherbert" as dumbledores password, but years later all I herd was "sher-bay" and "sore-bay"
Sad that you chopped up one of the best dialogs of all time so you could make comments. Good reactors let that scene play out because they know the power and significance of the words. Maybe not talk over most of the best lines in the movie either which you did a myriad of times throughout. Maybe watch some other reactors to learn better. Sorry but being a Bostonian and hearing you wanting to come here I'm preparing you to be ready because like my words here which may sound mean, but know I'm just being real, Boston style. We are blunt, and to the point. What may come off as mean is just straight up honestly without filters.
Hahaha, at the first scene with Robin and Matt: "I did not see that coming"....guys be like "Oh yeah, we saw that coming a mile away" XD That was an insight in to the "secret-man-language", they where not having a nice talk, they where sizing each other up defining where the so called "line in the sand" is.
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Dead Poets Society next!!!
Check out Robin Williams in "What Dreams May Come". It's Amazing!! Miss him so much. RIP Robin. 🌹❤
RIP Robin Williams. You earned that Oscar
....and deserved many others.
@@Stogie2112 Definitely for The Fisher King! Such a devastating movie and performance.
People say stuff like this often, but.... I GENUINELY can't absorb and process the fact that he's nno longer here. I grew up with this mad lad on Mork and Mindy, Fern Gully (I can still sing Batty's song.....) *shakes her head angrily drunk and confused* Hook.
The man was hyper active and out of control, and when anyone would listen he talked about how he grew up, played multiple characters in his room with his toys... became an entertainer. He literally pushed himself to insane heights so that he could make people laugh, remember who they are, what's important.
That someone like him was suffering alone, through so much, to the point where.... he, couldn't carry it anymore.
I've been chronically ill for a very long time, all of my adult life now... and I hurt. There have been times where I genuinely wanted to "end" myself. "The people you love most and who love you will suffer from that" Yeeeeeeees, but the miserable worthless life I have now is causing them that already sooooo..... "It's going to hur-------" *LAUGHS* I can literally smash my forehead into a wall and amusingly it's nowhere near what's inside my colon in terms of pain....
...Just make it stop. There's no purpose to it, there's no "cause" I'm enduring, I'm just in agony for *NO* damn. Reason.
Aside from the fact that I'm human. Aside from the fact that honestly, if I hadn't become so ill at this specific point in my life, I would've probably been an evil little ungrateful bitch.
*smiles warmly, makes a goofy face* So stupid that I couldn't get the lesson some other way?
He was a kind and generous man. Also human, and did a lot wrong. But to know we're all human, we've all done so much that is selfish.... yet the man he wanted to share with US was a man who constantly saw the world in another light. He constantly made us laugh, he constantly was an offensive goofball, pushing boundaries and barriers. I hate the fact that this poor man couldn't stay here with us all, because the burden and pain he bore was too much.
"To die will be a great adventure."
A journey into the unknown of unknowns. A shattered lens of a most focused mind, the human condition unbearable alone.
Robin Williams is a treasure we'll never see again. The likes of, surely. Hopefully. A waning sun hangs low in the sky, and may we all be grateful for the effort he showed us, the film, the memories.
A true legacy.
I saw Robin Williams at a bookstore in Berkeley. First I just heard tons of laughing, adults and kids. I went over, and there he was! He was grabbing kids books off the shelf and acting out the covers for the kids. It was amazing. I stayed a bit then just left him alone, this was before selfies and all that and people were being respectful. Amazing how much light and joy he brought into other peoples lives. Losing him the world lost a brilliant light. This is one of the few movies that gets me 😭 Rest in peace Robin.
The "it's not your fault" scene still hits me. The movie brings up how Will was an orphan and was removed from foster homes due to abuse. Many times, it's implied the abuse was absolutely horrific. Sadly, many victims of abuse often blame themselves, thinking there was something they could do to prevent it. That's never the case. There's no excuse when it comes to domestic violence.
sorry....that´s one of the shittiest scenes ever, terrible Hollxwood trash.
"Make the sociopath cry and give him a hug..... and he is healed."
Very funny.
@@zimbo65a Nice try. What would your solution be. He wasn’t exactly a wimp out there. He could probably beat the crap out of anybody out there. How’d that work out for him? He’s on parole. Been stabbed cigarettes put out on him and lashing out at everyone and anyone who he perceived to be attempting to get close to him. His life was going nowhere. Robins character was the only one who knew exactly what he was going through. He slow walked him to that point where he was ready to accept the fact he was not at fault. That’s a break through. I’d hate to see what your solution would be but I have an idea that it would end in a entire life of prison.
@@zimbo65a but he's not healed. dumbass.
@@zimbo65a He isn't a sociopath though, numbnuts.
@@zimbo65a Sociopath? You're either trolling or have a double digit IQ lol
Some of the best dialogue in a movie in decades. It's sad we don't get movies like this much anymore, certainly not as well written or acted.
Strange to think Matt and Ben wrote it in college just for funsies
I miss movies like this too.
Its the difference between a passion project between two best mates (Matt Damon and Ben Affleck) and a project designed by numbers in order to earn some studio exec a fat pay cheque
My favorite bits, tho, were the ones improvised by Robin. Not taking anything away from Ben and Matt, but he was just... he was a truly unique talent.
Plenty actually. You suck at finding filma. Literally a dozen each year..damon makes many of them, affleck too
"you dont know about real loss, cause it only occurs when you love something more than you love yourself"
My favorite line.
@@Timmycoo That whole park bench scene is probably the best written monologue in any film I've ever seen.
This movie is sculpted in my heart. Robin Williams will be forever missed, what a performance.
that moment when Robin talks about his wife farting was improve...took the camera guy off-guard he was laughing so much shook the camera...Robin is one of my favorite people of all time and I'm still devastated that he's gone
I imagine it was extremely difficult to keep a straight face with Robin on set, regardless of what the movie was.
Your reaction when you got her joke was priceless. The only thing that was missing was Anthony's laugh. It made me laugh here in Houston.
Gods that crying scene always has and always will take me out. That was one of those deep soul cries and whether or not that was a actor-character relating moment or just top tier acting it just hits different 10/10
Robin Williams steals every scene. So talented.
Yes him and Jim Carrey are the best comedians ever
Robin didn’t rush Will until he was ready. At each stage Robin waited for Will to catch up with him unlike the others who wanted results right away. Robin knew what Will was going through because he went through the same thing. He challenged him and ever so slowly he started to respect him and trust him. That’s when he told Will it was not his fault. I loved this movie. It’s hard to believe Matt and Ben wrote this screenplay at this age.
why do you use his real name but use Matt Damon's character name lol
@@Vendrix86 Yeah that was confusing as hell haha
That whistle he uses in the first scene with Will is the exact same one I use with my young daughter to let her know she's crossed a line. Sad thing is, Will never had a parent who cared enough to have those little shorthand signals.
You might also consider adding "Awakenings" to your Robin Williams queue of films to watch. Very under-rated, but Williams and Robert DeNiro are both absolutely brilliant in this film. Really tugs at the heartstrings.
That monologue on the bench is gold
It's interesting how you say he has "fear of commitment" but in truth Will is severely traumatized. Commitment is just a very small part of it. It's a great movie and I am happy you watched it!
Hands down one of the best pieces of film out there and a reminder of how much I miss Robin Williams
My mom is/was a librarian and I pretty much grew up in the library. I would get to hang out with all her co-workers and ask all the reference librarian questions. Had a buddy who went to grad school at MIT he was a smart dude.
Nominated for 8 Oscars including Best Picture but won for
Best Supporting Actor Robin Williams
Best Original Screenplay, Ben Affleck and Matt Damon
The scene where Williams tells the story of his late wife used to fart in her sleep cracked up Matt Damon, it was actually a blooper that was filmed and put in the movie, and even the cameraman started to laugh.
I'm so glad you watching this! This is my favorite movie ever!
I'm glad you enjoyed it!
Wish you had both watched it together but your reaction was great!
Oh hell yes. Excited to see how you feel about this one. I feel like it always takes people by surprise by how damn watchable it is.
I was dying laughing listening to the reactor saying how nice it is that Matt and Robin are talking when in reality they're just fighting verbally....
😅
Robin Williams was such a versatile actor. He was great in comedic roles, but did drama well too. He could even play villains. He was in a movie called One Hour Photo where he played a stalker. He was even in an episode of Law & Order SVU called "Authority" where he kidnapped Benson
The best thing about Robin's story about his wife farting in her sleep, besides it being completely improvised, was that it not only caused Matt to break character it also made the camera guy laugh so hard he shook the camera. It's a shame we don't get many great movies like this anymore, and comedy just isn't the same without Robin Williams.
I love how in the beginning Robin Williams's character calls Will "Chief" or "sport" but at the end it's "son"
Every actor in this movie is a major star. I don't think too many people realize that the curly red-headed friend who sits in the back seat of the car and who helped rebuild the engine in the car that they give will is Cole Hauser (Rip) from Yellowstone.
'Sean' was the perfect "therapist" for Will, not only he understood him, by being frim the same neighborhood but also having a similar upbringing, none of the other therapists could help Will the way Sean did. What a perfect role for Robin Williams, he became famous for his comedy roles but when it comes to his dramatic or thriller roles he was also fantastic portraying those. Being this therapist, being an English teacher in Dead Poets Society or a killer in Insomnia or an unhinged person in 24 hr photo, Robin's range was unbelievable, as wonderful an actor as the best of them and yet he was mostky seen as a "funny guy".
Thank you for reacting to this wonderful movie
So crazy how perfect this movie is! Great reaction!!
I spent the 90s living in & around Boston. watching this always makes me nostalgic. the Bow & Arrow Pub where he meets Skylar, the Tasty ("so good they built Harvard around us") where they had burgers, the long Red Line ride out to Dorchester & Southie, MIT's Infinite Corridor running across campus from Mass Ave practically out to Kendall Square.
I've lived in Boston for the last 10 years. You would not recognize the place. Kendal is all biotech labs and tech companies. Dorchester and Southie are hot up and coming, expensive areas and most of the old townie pubs are gone. Red line is about the same though.
"and why does he hang out with those gorillas as you call them? because any one of them if he asked them to would take a fucking bat to your head, that's called loyalty."
Probably the ultimate getting over being sick movie is a movie that is about a kid that’s sick and his grandpa is reading him a story. Yes I am speaking of The Princess Bride
Fun fact: the whole "my wife use to fart in her sleep" was adlibbed .... will's laugh was a real reaction
One of my favourite movies of all-time, and pretty much instantly cemented Matt Damon as one of my favourite actors.
Great reaction, the lag on catching the "Mary & Paddy" joke was particularly entertaining. Definitely subscribed now. 👍
I love this movie so much.
Robin Williams' line and small monologue: "She used to fart in her sleep. One night it was so loud it woke the dog up. She woke up and was like, 'Oh, was that you? ' I'd go, 'Yeah' - I just didn't have the heart to tell her," was all improvised, ignoring the intended script completely.
As a result Matt Damon played along, and his laughter was legitimate and him breaking character.
What makes that scene even better is that if you look closely towards the end of the scene, you can see the camera shaking slightly because the camera guy was laughing too.
You should continue with more Robin Williams. Good Morning Vietnam is phenomenal and Dead Poets Society is one step down from these 2 but still moving and memorable.
Major props to the editor who screwed up a nice reaction by chopping up scenes so poorly I felt I missed out. And almost all of the park monologue is inexplicable. I'm sure most of us would've liked to see your expressions there. So easy to edit a movie and so many blow it.
The likes of Will walk the Earth.And unless you find direction,it's torture.Walking around wondering what to do with what
you have in your head when you know you should do something,but never finding it.
Lol you had the opposite vibe i had in the first scene where he was in therapy with Robin. I could feel him attacking the armor of him and Robin just trying to match it. But one was attacking and the other wasn't. Then you laughed at him grabbing his through which also threw me off. Makes me curious how your life has been. I feel like you laugh to mask something. My first vid seeing you but i enjoyed the reaction and appreciate the upload.
Oh! I love this movie this hearing Robin williams voice is so peaceful. Rip to Robin and recently Kevin Conroy and Jason david frank ( batman and Green ranger)
Mrs Doubtfire is hilarious but it always leaves a depressive feeling for me watching him still lose his family.
Kacee, what you said at the beginning of the video is very similar to this quote from Stephen Jay Gould.
“I am, somehow, less interested in the weight and convolutions of Einstein's brain than in the near certainty that people of equal talent have lived and died in cotton fields and sweatshops.”
How many people are out there that are super smart but never reach their potential? Many.
How many are savant-level smart? Extremely rare.
Did you know that Matt and Ben wrote this movie and won the Oscar for best screenplay?
This movie is my fave of all time.
So glad you saw this film, Robin Williams was indeed one of the best to have ever done it...RIP
Awesome reaction! One of my favorite Robin Williams movies. I wish he was still here. He was a gifted actor, no doubt.
That year when Matt & Ben went to the Oscars ceremony, they both took their mothers. It was very sweet. And then they actually won! 😊
The "Taster's Choice" moment comment is a reference to a series of sentimental Taster'Choice Coffee commercials running at the time.
Most of the people who react to this movie try to act comical and entertain their viewers until the seriousness and emotion of this film hits them and they finally shut up.
Yes, random, I know, BUT OMG YOUR EYELASHES ARE MESMERIZING!
You really should come to Boston, You'll love it here!
My favorite movie of all time.
Can u believe these 2 dorks, Matt and Ben, started writing this in their early twenties, having no idea what or how to write! And someone they knew was blown away, and got a rough bit to robin! And how they got Robin and Stellen to do this, I'll never know! Robin won an Oscar for this! After Robin died, Matt goes back to the bench every year on Robin's bday, sometimes with his kids. The park bench is a memorial now! The younger guy is Casey Affleck! The red head is now in Yellowstone, Cole Hauser! A fantastic actor, but a bit of a loose cannon. His father was even a better actor, but certifiable! Wings Hauser!!
Originally, they didn't know how to write the end. Robin comes up with the final line, director and Matt look at each other like, Movie done! He add-libbed the wife farting lines. Matt is cracking up for real. Even the camera man was rolling....look at the camera frame on that scene, it's shaking! Robin has done several top feel good movies. This, patch Adams, good morning Vietnam, awakenings, Dead Poets, and really one could say the bird cage, Doubtfire and Jumanji....which is really a movie about Spielberg's relationship with his dad.
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I've suggested this film to the channel, I'm so happy to see your reaction to this film! You look great solo, in the driver's seat!
18:32 just shows you how pure Kacee is lol
Ever since I saw that Family Guy's reference to this movie , I can't stop laughing at the "it's not your fault" scene.
Cool video. Awesome reaction.
the first meeting between robbie williams and matt damon, robbie let matt lead the conversation, and matt was looking for weaknesses of robbie, to find his (button).
Dead Poet society is fantastic as well! Definitely need to watch that one. This one is epic! Beautiful Mind is amazing too, btw. (also, it's Cambridge...it's college campus heaven)
Another great Robin Williams movie that doesn't get enough love is What Dreams May Come. Such an amazing movie.
At 11:22 , how is the interaction between Will Hunting and Sean (Robin Williams) funny? Will disrespected Sean's wife and Ms. Cavazos finds it funny? Ms. Cavazos can't tell the difference between drama and comedy, therefore I have to give this reaction a THUMB DOWN. 👎
Omg. Thank you. This thumbnail reminded me the finale of Andor is out today.
For this film both Ben Affleck and Matt Damon won an Oscars for best screenplay and Robin Williams won an Oscar for best supporting actor
Such a beautiful film
What a classic! You really ought to watch all Robin Williams movies, you owe it to yourself haha
Stuff like Dead Poets Society, another timeless classic!
Does he not want to do the therapy...........he literally said that in the jail with the professor pay attention
Such a great movie! And Ben Affleck and his best friend at the time Matt Damon wrote this movie!
Here is a fun party game, take shot of tequila everytime Kacey says the word "like" hahaha.
Dos C, great watch, you're awesome!
note: the best Reactions are folks who pay close attention to the dialogue- and always Pause before commenting during the film ;)
Reactors who also have Patreon accounts will almost never press pause because it causes you to lose the synchronization of watch-along videos.
great review. deserves 1 million views.
Está en mi top 10 de pelis favoritas. La amo.
This script so well written bu Ben Affleck and Matt Damon that is going to framed in my house
One of my favorites!
RIP Robin Williams😢 Might be a near perfect movie
When we were stationed at Ft. Devens, MA in the 90s, we went to Boston a few times bny train. If we couldn't get a weekend pass, we'd have to make sure we got back to the train station for the last train out back or we were SOL. We did all the touristy things, including going to the Cheers Bar and we ended up carving our names into a table meant for that purpose at a Hard Rock Cafe there as well.
10x more emotional since Robin Williams passed. What a fucking brilliant actor he was.
3:48 Or just have no desire to pursue anything in that field.
Not everybody has a desire to pursue the things that they excel at.
It's not your fault
"I feel like Good Will Hunting might be sad..." Oh boy.
RIP Robin Williams and Elliott Smith (he has a few songs in this movie, including the one in the ending credits)
I was surprised that you didn't include the "apples" moment. Great reaction though.
Great reaction 💯
Enjoyed your perspective on this great film.
growing up it was always "carmel" as in "carmel corn" or "carmel apple" and i'm sure i picked it up hearing it, because written it's "caramel"
same thing with sherbet. i know i'd heard it as "sher-bert" growing up, and I think the 2nd harry potter book has "lemon sherbert" as dumbledores password, but years later all I herd was "sher-bay" and "sore-bay"
This is the hardest to get thru reactions to this movie ever!!!
One of the best films of the 90s
I enjoy Uno Cavazos
Question:
Why were you laughing while he was choking him and threatening his life?
Have a good day
LOL "I can see it from all the angles" but totally misses the point of the end of Act 2.
Sad that you chopped up one of the best dialogs of all time so you could make comments. Good reactors let that scene play out because they know the power and significance of the words. Maybe not talk over most of the best lines in the movie either which you did a myriad of times throughout. Maybe watch some other reactors to learn better. Sorry but being a Bostonian and hearing you wanting to come here I'm preparing you to be ready because like my words here which may sound mean, but know I'm just being real, Boston style. We are blunt, and to the point. What may come off as mean is just straight up honestly without filters.
I have to say that I'm enjoying these movie reactions much more than the TV series. But that's probably because I don't watch most of those series
This is a top three movie for me. One issue: That car ain't making it to California.
Probably my 10th time watching this and I was still crying with ya lol. Also fun fact that I am proud of, I share a birthday with Robin Williams!
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mathmagician...my new favorite word
You talked across all the best bits.
I suggest watching From Dusk Til Dawn. George Clooney, Quentin Tarantino, Juliette Lewis, Harvey Keitel.
Hahaha, at the first scene with Robin and Matt: "I did not see that coming"....guys be like "Oh yeah, we saw that coming a mile away" XD
That was an insight in to the "secret-man-language", they where not having a nice talk, they where sizing each other up defining where the so called "line in the sand" is.
And then Satan said, "Let's put letters in math."