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"It's not your fault" AHHHHHHHHHHHHHGGGGGG

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Alex Gorell

I’ve never actually see this so this will be a first time watch for me as well.

Robert da Spruce

Brilliant movie! Every one of Robin’s monologues about his wife 😭

Dan M

One of Matt Damon and Robin Williams best performances in my opinion. Great dialogue, some of it improvised by Robin Williams…and Matt Damon just went with it (i.e. Sean’s story about his wife farting, and Matt Damon busts out laughing). I’m in the minority of people who love math, so that part of the movie was a bonus for me. Such a good movie. Can’t wait to see and hear what you think of it.

Riggo 82

Good film. Not one of my favorites, but well written and acted.

SEAN ƴü KAY

You havent seen this?...Color me shocked....I am from there and people make fun of me with these quotes...over over due

SEAN ƴü KAY

"It was written by them!" They got an Oscar for it lol So did Robin... Pls dont change, you make me smile.

Dan M

So since Robin Williams is fresh on your mind, here are a few other great movies from a truly remarkable man: - Dead Poets Society - Mrs. Doubtfire - Awakenings - Patch Adams - Disney’s Aladdin - Good Morning Vietnam - The Birdcage - Bicentennial Man - The Fisher King He’s got quite a resume of fantastic movies.

Tara ✨💫

I still have trouble believing that Matt and Ben wrote this movie while they were in their twenties and won an Oscar for it!!! No way would I be writing an Oscar winning screenplay at that age... Brilliant... just brilliant!

Theo

My boy is wicked smaht

Theo

Bicentennial Man is one of my all time favorites

Michael

dead poets and good morning Vietnam for sure also What Dreams May Come

Alex Gorell

I definitely second Good Morning Vietnam.

Wil Castillo

If you liked Good Will Hunting, then I think you'll enjoy watching Gifted (2017) with Chris Evans. It's such a good movie.

Robert da Spruce

Lots of lore surrounding this film. The bones of the story were written by Matt Damon for a screenplay writing class while attending Harvard. And with Affleck evolved into the final version They both were at the beginning of their careers. And had trouble getting the film made. Studios wanted a big name for the main roles. But they stuck to their guns à la Stallone with Rocky They finally sold the script and went through many rewrites for the studio. After many months, Damon and Affleck suspected the execs weren’t actually reading the rewrites. So they inserted things like Will and Sean having oral sex to see if anyone would say anything. Which no one did 😂 The film was nominated for nine academy awards. Including best film and best director. And won two. Best Supporting actor for Robin Williams. And best Original Screenplay for Matt and Ben. Matt Damon and Ben Affleck took their Mom’s as their dates to the Academy Awards

Matt Gwinn

Great movie. Makes me cry every time. Much like Jim Carey, I think Robin Williams' dramatic roles are better than their comedic roles. By the way, the sound is still really low.

James Nyman

R.I.P Robin Williams you freaking legend

Bertrand Belisle

Ben Affleck has also directed 5 movies. I recomend Argo, The Town and especially Gone Baby Gone

Bertrand Belisle

Other movies I recomend if you have not seen: Hell or High Water Wind River L.A: Confidential Twelve Monkeys Gattaca

David Trumble

I always loved how nuanced the character of Gerald is in this film. Obviously Stellan Skarsgard plays him perfectly, but I love that his is the kind of character who, in a lesser screenplay, would just be a hissable villain. And while there are plenty of ugly sides to him (the quintessential lecherous professor, after all) his investment in Will is genuine, and his quarrel with Williams' Sean is more of a fight between two worried co-parents. They're two sides of what Will needed; he needed Sean to heal the damaged part of his heart, but he also needed Gerald to take his talent seriously and to move the wheels of the system in his favour and give him the opportunity to have that healing take place. I absolutely love a complex character occupying a role that I'm so used to being rote and boring. That's what separates Damon and Affleck's script from other wannabe talents in their position.

LiteWeight Gaming / Reacting

It really is SO amazing they wrote this. At first when I saw how young they were I was astonished and then the very next clip I saw they wrote it and had my mind blown!

LiteWeight Gaming / Reacting

OMG that is INSANE. Clever move by them for sure. Reminds me of a story my friend told me about when football coaches gave a Quarterback tape to watch for homework but it was actually blank. The next day they asked him how it was and he said "it was great, I know all their plays" LOL

LiteWeight Gaming / Reacting

Sorry about the sound :( I guess I just need to jack it up to the max until it's figured out. It's just so strange on the phone is completely normal!

Grizzly

An absolutely wonderful film. You mentioned the park bench scene and also the “It’s not your fault” scene as being pivotal moments, 100% correct. But I think where Sean earned Will’s respect the most was when Sean warned him not to disrespect his wife again. That was just the show of strength he needed in order to allow him to ever consider listening to what he had to say. And…”My boy is wicked smaht.” and “How do you like them apples.” are two phrases I use quite frequently :) So glad you enjoyed this. It is one of my all time favorites

LiteWeight Gaming / Reacting

I really had no idea the apples quote was from this movie! I thought it was just a saying people said for eternity haha

LiteWeight Gaming / Reacting

Spot on and couldn't have summed it up better myself! There was a level a nuance there that I really think a second viewing would help me see even more of!

Bertrand Belisle

Gone girl is very good, he is the lead. But gone baby gone is one special movie IMO. And is the first one he directed.

Michael Kemmet

It does predate GWH, but the movie re-popularized it. Especially with a Boston accent. lol Some sources have it originating in WWI referring to grenades that looked a little like apples, but there are also examples of it being used in print as early as the 1880s. I doubt you'll ever encounter the reference(you'll have to get though a LOT of movies before you get there), but there's an unexpected use of the phrase in a GWH-adjacent scene in a VERY different movie. :D (IYKYK)

Grizzly

Definitely predates GWH as I had heard it many times before ever seeing the movie. Never knew the origin though.

SEAN ƴü KAY

I have recommended that one several times. Gifted...glad you said it too...