GOOD WILL HUNTING (1997) Movie Reaction! | FIRST TIME WATCHING!

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* THIS IS A RE-EDIT/REPOST *
Unfortunately my first video got taken down due to "copyright", and even though I appealed it with a valid argument, they still declined it :/
It's incredibly disheartening to try and do my best with editing and trying to avoid copyright/be qualified under the Fair Use law, only to be told it's not good enough.
Nonetheless, if you had watched this reaction previously and are coming here to give it a view/like/comment, you are the best and I appreciate you ❤️
I'm sorry for all the center cams; I just want to share my reaction with you and I'll do whatever I can to do so.
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This was... a really good film.
It was intense, emotional, and pretty hilarious at times too. I feel like I didn't talk that much in this reaction, and for this, I think that's okay. There were so many emotional moments where all I could do is just watch and listen; every performance was great. Seeing Robin Williams play this more serious role was amazing, and Matt Damon was EXCELLENT. I really enjoyed this film, and almost cried at like two parts, and I'm surprised I didn't-- but I hope you all enjoy this reaction as well.
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@OGBReacts 2 года назад

THIS IS A RE-EDIT/REPOST Unfortunately my first video got taken down due to "copyright", and even though I appealed it with a valid argument, they still declined it :/ It's incredibly disheartening to try and do my best with editing and trying to avoid copyright/be qualified under the Fair Use law, only to be told it's not good enough. I still truly think that this was incredibly unfair, ESPECIALLY because they didn't tell me where I went wrong; they just highlighted the whole video. How can I improve on my editing when you won't be more specific? It's completely ridiculous and unfair. Nonetheless, if you had watched this reaction previously and are coming here to give it a view/like/comment, you are the best and I appreciate you ❤ I'm sorry for all the center cams; I just want to share my reaction with you and I'll do whatever I can to do so

@alltogetherfitandproper4252 2 года назад

Glad you re-done-did it. It’s why the patreon.

@tempsitch5632 2 года назад

Reactors need to talk to lawyers and get your rights backed up. Both RU-vid and the group making the claims are in the wrong.

@tempsitch5632 2 года назад

@@justindenney-hall5875 The people that make the claims for rights on the video have nothing to do with the movie.

@OGBReacts 2 года назад

@@tempsitch5632 I know. I disputed the claim, lost, and then had the opportunity to appeal it, but apparently if I got declined, they would strike my channel, which is ridiculous and absurd, so I’m not risking it

@tempsitch5632 2 года назад

@@OGBReacts Nuckin Futz

@robertkramer2271 2 года назад

At the time it was made, Robin Williams, obviously, was one of the biggest stars in the world. But he admitted that when he read the script that he knew it was one of those movies that just needed to be made and, in fact, he took a major salary cut because he really believed in this movie.

@christhornycroft3686 2 года назад

The scene where Will roasts the NSA is absolutely brilliant. One of my favourites. The fact that Matt Damon and Ben Affleck wrote that is amazing. Smart guys.

@prp2 2 года назад

Wicked smaht. 😉

@moonbrooke27 2 года назад

Would highly recommend The Last Duel. While I don't think it reaches the heights of this film, it is written by Matt&Ben again.

@Mr.Ekshin 2 года назад

Growing up, Matt Damon was actually more like the smartass Harvard kid than he was like Will Hunting. Damon actually went to Harvard, and he wrote an early form of this story (Good Will Hunting) as a class assignment while at Harvard. Affleck was actually more like Will Hunting... he grew up fairly poor with an alcoholic father. On an interesting side note... Ben's father was actually a janitor at Harvard for a while. This later figured into the script when Affleck and Damon rewrote Damon's short story into a screenplay.

@js0988 2 года назад

Well Matt is, Ben about as smart as he is at acting.

@adnap 2 года назад

It kind of reminds me of the speech Ethan Hawke gives in Reality Bites. Different topic, similar speech towards taking a soulless job.

@Wuffskers 2 года назад

The "it's not your fault" scene is so powerful and real because there's a big difference between knowing it's not your fault on a conscious logical level and BELIEVING it on a deeper emotional level, that was big step towards him actually believing it's not his fault rather than knowing it's not his fault

@Arnuuld 2 года назад

Robin Williams was such a rare gem. Hilarious comedian and also a Oscar worthy actor. And of course, his personality seems so sweet and genuine. Gonna love him and miss him until the day I die. Great movie. Peace Sam :)

@brian19991 2 года назад

Just watched the documentary about him. Man that was a tough one. A brilliant man with a sad fate.

@ratflail215 2 года назад

His death and the mental problems that lead to it were so sad. He was an amazing actor.

@juanforrester2283 2 года назад

Most super talented people are rare gems and tormented souls to some degree,so sad to know that fact,one of many things wrong in this world. Brilliant genious of an actor,so loved and missed.

@roycevannorman6632 2 года назад

Everyone knows Robin Williams as an exceptional comedian. Because of that it is easy to forget how phenomenal he was as an actor. His serious roles are just as stunning as his comedic ones.

@moeball740 2 года назад

@Royce Van Norman - Dead Poets Society. That one really hits home for me.

@charlesbeaty3668 2 года назад

I like her reactions. She's a pretty sharp cookie. There are so many reactors who either pause every 3 to 5 seconds to give us their extended version of a personal opinion, or a dumb & dumber explanation of their own brilliance. They ignore that we're watching to see their "reaction", and they use this platform to prop themselves up. She doesn't seem to do that. Pretty cool.

@OGBReacts 2 года назад

Thank you! I don't like the idea of pausing; I just find the lulls in the movie and talk then!

@granadosvm 2 года назад

"Is it like a feel good movie, or is it a drama, is it somewhere in between, is this gonna make me cry.." Yes.

@1938superman 2 года назад

32:43 You can literally see Sean pushing aside every one of Will's defenses. Every attempt to deflect so that he doesn't have to look at the truth he's been afraid to face this whole time. It's probably one of the first times in Will's life the he was vulnerable and someone was actually there to support him. Great scene.

@dsfddsgh 2 года назад

It's crazy that basically two kids in their early 20's could write something as good as this. This movie really did put both of them on the map in a big way.

@CrazeeAdam 2 года назад

There's 1 or 2 every generation or so. But that's it. It was Spielberg and Lucas back in the 70s, it was Damon and Affleck in the 90s. Sometimes gems just appear from no where.

@martinbraun1211 2 года назад

Welcome Back "Good Will Hunting"! 😊

@claymccoy 2 года назад

My favorite scene is when Ben Affleck's character realizes Will is gone when he comes to his door at the end of the film.

@johnking2740 2 года назад

There were 2 main improv moments in this movie - the first was when Robin Williams character was talking about his wife farting in her sleep, even the camereman was laughing (you could see the camerea shaking), the second was when Robin was reading the letter, his response "son of a bitch, stole my line" was not in the script.

@OGBReacts 2 года назад

I truly love Robin Williams so much for his improv in movies

@johnking2740 2 года назад

@@OGBReacts , if you get the chance in your Patreon list - 'Father's Day' would be one to watch because he stars with his best friend Billy Crystal. Robin, Billy and Whoopi Goldberg used to head up 'Comic Relief' each year in case you might have seen any of them, if not you might be able to find some clips on RU-vid.

@shannonwoods2413 2 года назад

A little FYI...The scene where Robin Williams tells Will how his wife farts in her sleep. Was not scripted and completely ad-libbed by the late great Robin Williams and Matt Damon's reaction 100% genuine. Robin Williams was a comedic genius! RIP Robin

@rx7dude2006 2 года назад

That scene in the park is my favorite scene that Robin Williams has done, just perfect and conveyed such emotion.

@moeball740 2 года назад

One of the two most famous "I know" moments in film history, and it shows how context is everything! When Princess Leia tells Han Solo she loves him, his response is "I know" and the audience laughs. But when Sean keeps telling Will "it's not your fault" and Will says "I know" then bring on the tears! Absolutely brilliant scene.

@assholable 2 года назад

"It's not your fault" might just be one of the realest moments in cinema history.

@moeball740 2 года назад

@HarryUzumaki - you know how famous a scene is when it becomes a part of pop culture. I just saw the Geico commercial on TV where the Gecko is telling a biker he can save money on his motorcycle insurance and says "you deserve to save $$$" and the biker goes "I know". They keep repeating this over and over and the biker is about to start crying. It's a total takeoff on the "it's not your fault" scene!

@cwell510 2 года назад

One of my favorites from the mid 90's...this story still holds up after all of these years, Matt Damon and Ben Affleck certainly deserved their Oscar wins.🏆

@Tehui1974 2 года назад

Nearly 25 years later and it remains one of my favourite movies of all time. Great writing and acting by all involved.

@johntremmel3949 2 года назад

Robin Williams won that best supporting actor Oscar on that park bench!

@kayseeponton5598 2 года назад

algo-bump for the re-upload c:

@iChristyD 2 года назад

Thank you Kevin Smith for giving this script to the Weinstein’s and Miramax making this beautiful movie. Ben & Matt both have acknowledged that without their good friend this movie probably wouldn’t of been made. Thank goodness Ben had been in several of Kevin’s movies and then Matt too eventually (and both still pop up in current ones). Love their friendships ❤️.

@johncrowl1908 2 года назад

Great reaction, wow! I saw that movie in a theatre in Seattle in 98, and don't recall anyone crunching candy or even whispering to each other. That intense dialogue between 1st rate actors was amazing. The screenplay and writing was also sublime. Great movie, and reaction by you girl. Hurrah!

@peterramsay4674 Год назад

Will finally met a psychiatrist who related to him on his level. They came from the same place. They both were traumatized from their past. Robin also came to terms with his wife dying. He was in a similar situation. The past was holding them hostage. The SCREENWITING in this movie was top notch. Great performances all around.

@veot.2869 2 года назад

That's why I enjoy your reactions: You allow yourself to feel a lot without needing to say a lot, but you are totally there in the moment. Great job, sweetheart. 🌺

@OGBReacts 2 года назад

Thank you!

@veot.2869 2 года назад

@@OGBReacts 😉

@jdomed0880 2 года назад

WE BACK BABY 🙌👍💖

@janleonard3101 2 года назад

This is such a good one, Sam. You've been knocking it out of the park with your reactions lately. "Awakenings" is another great Robin Williams performance, you might need some kleenex but the message is so meaningful and it's based on true events.

@JoshuaC0rbit 2 года назад

Awakenings is a bit of a tearjerker though

@JoshuaC0rbit 2 года назад

Imagine trying to babysit this baby

@paulcurran4786 2 года назад

What Dreams May Come is another great from him

@johnberg9497 2 года назад

Awakenings and The Fisher King are great examples of some serious material, both with Robin Williams and other great actors and actresses like Robert De Niro, Mercedes Ruehl, and Jeff Bridges.

@brianthom6798 2 года назад

The Fisher King is probably one of the most underrated movies ever. I've never seen (or heard of) Awakenings, but I guess I'll have to check it out.

@ComeOnIsSuchAJoy 2 года назад

I'd also add "Insomnia," "The Final Cut," and "The Night Listener." "Popeye," "The World According to Garp," and "Moscow on the Hudson" are great early Williams films as well.

@CrazeeAdam 2 года назад

Will doesn't believe he should be loved. :( he was abused and abandoned so he doesn't believe he can be loved or cared for :( which is so sad. But so true... I've read, and seen cases close to Will's past. And it's sad they don't think they need or deserve love....i'm glad Will realizes by the end.

@willcool713 2 года назад

Yeah, this is a great Robin Williams flick. And total props to Affleck and Damon for the script and their acting chops. But whenever Robin Williams comes up, I always suggest, The Fisher King, as it is very dear to me and an amazing psychological drama and fantasy, directed by the Monty Python director and animator, Terry Gilliam. Strong themes of class, mental health, social responsibility, and intimacy. It's a personal favorite. (And nobody has yet taken my advice.)

@OGBReacts 2 года назад

I'm hoping to react to the Fisher King at some point!

@brianthom6798 2 года назад

Somehow that movie never seems to get the props it deserves.

@adnap 2 года назад

If it hasn’t been recommended, I would definitely recommend Insomnia for another good Robin Williams performance.

@marieantoinette1360 2 года назад

You really make it hard to choose lol I've saved a bunch but I had to pick and this is the one! Thank you for watching so many classics!

@ian_forbes 2 года назад

Appreciate all the hard work to get this back up on your RU-vid channel. Even though it didn’t stop me from watching along with the full reaction on Patreon (which I encourage others to join the link in the description), I’m always happy to keep this movie in the public eye as much as possible since it’s my favorite film.

@1938superman 2 года назад

15:50 INCREDIBLE monologue. Brilliantly done. Robin Williams also improvised a fair amount of that. It wasn't all on the page. One of the only times Will is just rendered completely speechless. Along with everyone else watching that performance. :-)

@deadcatthinks6725 Год назад

Having come up through the rough myself, this hits home so many times, thank you for taking the time to watch and react.

@rebeccagibbs4128 2 года назад

hearing you slip in and out of that boston accent is top notch entertainment in my books

@OGBReacts 2 года назад

🤣🤣🤣

@totomomo18 2 года назад

Great movie again :) . You should do Robin Willams Awakenings next . Also you can do Matt Damon The Rainmaker. You can also do some movies no reactor will ever do like Cadlic Man or The World According To Garp.

@TTM9691 2 года назад

"World According To Garp" would be a good one! (Great book, also!)

@iesickboy 2 года назад

Awakenings. Oh my goodness, so levely yet heartwrenching.

@philwill0123 2 года назад

Loved Minnie driver as skylar.

@bradley4808 Год назад

They let Robin Williams ad lib portions of the script. They let him do it because he is Robin Williams. RIP to the genius.

@TTM9691 2 года назад

PS: Thanks for that list of movies you HAVE seen. I will try and remember to refer to it when I start babbling out titles! PSS: In a movie like this, I completely agree, you're allowed to just take in the movie, your face says it all and of course no one wants you to miss a moment or break the spell of a movie just because you think we want you to say something. Some movies like "Gaslight" force you to say something! But definitely no worries about not "filling in" the silent sections.

@Alyzvettema 2 года назад

Where’s the list on patron?

@janleonard3101 2 года назад

@@Alyzvettema It's a google doc and the link is at the bottom of the description above.

@moonbrooke27 2 года назад

The full reaction of The Fountain slowly turns into her just watching the last twenty or so minutes in near silent awe. Knowing how much she does love to talk and be entertaining/informative it's quite impressive to see her go speechless.

@TTM9691 2 года назад

@@Alyzvettema It's not on Patron. If you look at the bottom of the Description, she has the link to the list there.

@jowbloe3673 2 года назад

Happy to watch and upvote and support one of my favorite reactors. And I've watched *Good Will Hunting* so many times, happy to watch another reaction, again.

@OGBReacts 2 года назад

Thank you so much ♥️

@marybrown6128 2 года назад

This is one of my absolute favorite performances by Matt Damon.

@paulahaney9104 Год назад

It's my favorite movie I love all of the actors they're so talented

@karmicscope5259 6 месяцев назад

Robin Williams has had many serious roles. He won an Oscar for this film.

@TehSwmmy 2 года назад

That scene when he burns that paper is pretty deep if you think about it. He got someone who is considered to be one of the smartest mathematicians on the planet on his knees saying that it’s to east for him. Will isn’t just smart he on a whole other level.

@jeannieschmidt2217 2 года назад

You're becoming one of my favorite reactors! Great job! The "You owe it to me" speech that Ben gives is one of best movie speeches I've heard in the past decade. May I make a recommendation to you? I have not seen these movies been reacted to - but they are two of my very favorites. The Secret of My Success with Michael J Fox (business type movie - but tons of comedy) and A Walk in the Clouds with Keanu Reeves. Very underated - but I think one of his best. Will get you in the feels - and has the most amazing scenery. Ghost with Patrick Swayze and Whoopi Goldberg is also a MUST. Hugs from Canada :)

@OGBReacts 2 года назад

I'm so glad I'm becoming a fav of yours! Thank you! I'll keep those movies in mind!

@jeannieschmidt2217 2 года назад

@@OGBReacts Thanks so much for the response. I would be absolutely thrilled to see my first two movies get a reaction. I have seen a few Ghost reactions - but none yet to my Michael or Keanu movies. But they are ALL fantastic. Have a great night!

@OGBReacts 2 года назад

@@jeannieschmidt2217 You too! I always try to reply when people are suggesting a movie or any sort of question!

@jeannieschmidt2217 2 года назад

@@OGBReacts Well you are the first reactor that I've gotten a response from - so I really appreciate your time. I know you must be very busy. But keep up the great work - and I look forward to watching you again soon :)

@OGBReacts 2 года назад

@@jeannieschmidt2217 Ahh that’s so sad and a bit aggravating honestly I don’t get it I always make sure to check my comments several times a day, more than several, just to make sure I see everything and give it a heart and a comment if need be! Thank you again!

@StreetHierarchy 2 года назад

Marky, Ricky, Danny, Terry, Mikey, Davey, Timmy, Tommy, Joey, Robby, Johnny, and Brian

@nessaarandur7740 2 года назад

Glad you reposted!

@peterramsay4674 Год назад

Have you ever been so lost that there doesn’t seem to be anyway out. I have and it felt a whole lot like the way this played out. It doesn’t happen straight away. It takes time. Lots of time and setbacks. Lots of setbacks. I know I talked to much about this but this movie speaks to me. There is so much in this movie. I see myself in this movie. Except for the genius part. I never got past ninth grade.

@mabarker9297 2 года назад

Great reaction to a great movie!! Keep up the great work! Don't let them get you down. 👏👏👍👍

@francescashanae5305 2 года назад

Its baaaack!!! Yay!

@shep4life 2 года назад

Best monologue ever

@Thegooman67 2 года назад

First time viewer and I love you Sam! Great reaction!

@OGBReacts 2 года назад

🤣♥️ Thanks so much! Welcome on in!

@mrbeckles1980 2 года назад

Ben and Cassie Affleck. Classic little brother annoying big brother in the car scene with the double buger. Lol

@paulcurran4786 2 года назад

Proff Lambeau is taking on the role of the modern day parent trying to make Will follow in his footsteps, to have the same life experiences as he had. Modern day parenting problems!! I love Skylars laugh when they're eating burgers, so infectious lol

@themiIes 2 года назад

Its not your fault ♥

@OGBReacts 2 года назад

🤣♥️

@nomis 2 года назад

Im glad you brought this back. This is one of my favorite reactions from you lol

@OGBReacts 2 года назад

Thank you!!

@CinnamonnnLips 2 года назад

Rewatching + commenting for the extra view! :D Your channel has grown so much in the past couple of months and I enjoy your reactions immensely!

@OGBReacts 2 года назад

Thank you so much!! Appreciate you

@rainydaydreamawy 2 года назад

Another intimately emotional film with the lead actor at his best is "Slingblade" if you havent seen it. Billy Bob Thorton was never better.

@cometogether999 2 года назад

Yay! I'm glad that this finally uploaded. I think I remember you having difficulty with it. My memory isn't what it used to be.

@OGBReacts 2 года назад

Yes! I had it taken down for copyright despite yknow, it not infringing copyright BUT OH WELL!

@cometogether999 2 года назад

@@OGBReacts well, thanks for still bringing it to us, it's an amazing movie. R.I.P. Robin. I hope he knows how much his work was appreciated. If you get a chance, try to seek out some of his stand-up comedian work. It's had me in tears from laughing.

@cometogether999 2 года назад

@@OGBReacts there are several DVD's available for sale of his stand-up work. Or maybe your local library could get them for you to view. If your local library doesn't have them, sometimes they have a network that connects to another library that does.

@AlfeyHolmes 2 года назад

Happy to be able to watch this great reaction to a wonderful movie again! :)

@juanforrester2283 2 года назад

Legendary movie,flawless 90's,absolute perfection.

@move_i_got_this5659 2 года назад

I don't know how anybody can watch the "it's not your fault" scene and not cry. I've seen it many times and there is no way I can get through that scene without springing a water leak.

@alphamorion4314 2 года назад

It *is* a good ending. After all, Will can land any job he wants, so the most important thing is that he plays his hand at personal happiness. He will be just fine, in California, as far as jobs go.

@moeball740 2 года назад

@AlphaMorion - I think one of the biggest things Sean finally got through to Will about was this - no, Skyler isn't as smart as Will, but who is? She's not exactly a dummy, she is an intelligent person you can have a real conversation with. And she's beautiful and, most important of all, she loves Will. What more could he possibly ask for? So Will finally figured out he needed to go see about a girl.

@CrazeeAdam 2 года назад

@@moeball740 mmm. And he helped Will accept who he is. And reconcile his past. A lot of people in Will's place feel the same. They don't feel like they deserve or need love. They hate getting closer then just friends and sometimes not even that. So for Will to finally get through some of that really helped.

@po5283 2 года назад

A couple of recommendations, director Gus Van Sant's follow up to this film, titled Finding Forrester. Which also happens to be Sean Connery's 2nd to last on screen performance and he does a brilliant job with the part. The Jim Carrey film Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, which is all in all a brilliant movie with an unbelievable cast. Last one, since it fits the theme of famous comedians in dramatic roles, is the oft forgotten Adam Sandler film with Don Cheadle, Reign Over Me.

@moeball740 2 года назад

@PO one of my favorite scenes in FF is when the teacher doesn't believe an inner city black kid who's into basketball could actually be intelligent. So the prof keeps grilling Forrester rapid fire questions on Shakespeare. And Forrester keeps answering just as quickly, often quoting passages word for word, which completely frustrates the teacher. It's a great scene!

@po5283 2 года назад

@@moeball740 Definitely one of the highlights of the movie!!!

@deathwitheponine 2 года назад

Hey baby it’s back! Wild just having seen Alexander Skårsgard in Dune and then seeing him here. What a crazy career this guy has had, eh? Ahaha I’m leaving it. It’s early and I’m tired but you know I can’t tell the difference between the Skårsgards anyway lmao

@MsCathrynC 2 года назад

Thank you for sharing your honest emotional reaction with us. Sean would be proud. I just subbed.

@OGBReacts 2 года назад

Thank you!!

@billparrish4385 2 года назад

Dang, Sam, you're really good at this! I first heard about your channel earlier today while looking at the Twitter of another reactor Mary, loved this movie, and am so glad I decided to check out your channel. Subbed right away. You remind me of my little sis, a lot, and your observations are fully legit and fascinating. From your words, your expressive face, what you choose to edit, you 'get' it. Well done!

@OGBReacts 2 года назад

Thank you so much! Such a kind comment, thank you thank you ♥️ Mary is a lovely bean; I actually edited a handful of reactions she did! I’m glad you enjoy my content and what I do ♥️

@alberthart4146 2 года назад

August Rush...is a darker side of Williams ..but still a great movie

@JoshuaC0rbit 2 года назад

This is one of very few movies that I consider to be a perfect film.

@atuuschaaw 2 года назад

One of the best ever! ♥

@emptycarousels3950 2 года назад

Yay!

@VolatileSupernova 2 года назад

4:35 Jesus Christ it's Jason Bourne!

@pjelly633 2 года назад

Love this review, in quarantine at the mo, dispite washing my hands and wearing a mask everywhere, I still managed to get the flu, possibly covid, waiting for my test kit to be delivered 😭😭😭😭 Feeling really low so started watching all your videos again....fav youtuber 😁 Xx

@OGBReacts 2 года назад

Thank you so, so much!

@Hortonfantastic4 2 года назад

This is the absolute best. “You like apples?”

@doobernow 2 года назад

How you like them apples!! So iconic!!

@stevetanner3019 2 года назад

One of the best movies ever. Came out same year as Titanic, and this movie blows Titanic out of the water (pun intended) 😉

@1938superman 2 года назад

25:52 He doesn't believe that it's possible she could actually love him, because he doesn't believe he's worthy of love. People in his life who were supposed to love him and protect him when he was young betrayed him and made him believe that he was worthless.

@moonbrooke27 2 года назад

Still a great video. Thanks for the reupload!!!!

@stephenlackey5852 2 года назад

Gets me every time

@cjmars822 2 года назад

Yay! Another movie from my top 5!!

@nyceone43 2 года назад

My favorite movie of all time!

@tigqc 2 года назад

Good solid work all around.

@WheresWaldo05 2 года назад

Now you need to watch "Rounders" since you're watching Matt Damon. Literally a classic that nobody talks about on youtube. You can't even find one react video on it. No way you wouldn't like it.

@1938superman 2 года назад

6:50 SHUT DOWN! 🤣

@peterramsay4674 Год назад

That blowout argument scene rang true to me. It didn’t seem contrived at all.

@stevemccullagh36 2 года назад

I really think you would enjoy "Scent of a Woman".

@1938superman 2 года назад

7:45 Makes me smile every time.

@dupersuper1938 2 года назад

"I don't like them apples at all Will."

@Trapper50cal 2 года назад

Somewhat ironic that he's wearing a Cobra jacket (in Plimpton's office) so far in advance of starring in Ford vs. Ferrari.

@A-small-amount-of-peas 2 года назад

I thought this was a re-upload but what the heck let's go again

@OGBReacts 2 года назад

It is! I re-edited/reuploaded this because the last one has been taken down :(

@isazfringe9540 2 года назад

Thanks O.G. for this.

@lynnc5252 2 года назад

I had a time when I was absolutely intrigued with Casey Affleck. He's in a few great movies!

@fanofauburn11 2 года назад

Only 2 minutes in and I can already tell I like you. SUBSCRIBED

@OGBReacts 2 года назад

Awwww thanks so much!! Welcome on in friend ♥️♥️♥️

@fanofauburn11 2 года назад

@@OGBReacts happy to be here! You have the same inner monologue I have when I watch movies😂

@OGBReacts 2 года назад

@@fanofauburn11 🤣🤣🤣 I’m glad!

@BradyQuartermaine 2 года назад

The accent in this is a "Southie" accent in the city of Boston. Its much more pronounced than a regular Boston accent.

@K1ng1995 2 года назад

Gerry wanted Will to be a better intellect Sean wanted Will to be a better person

@stevenlowe3026 2 года назад

Matt Damon and Ben Affleck wrote the script and sold the concept to Hollywood.

@ian_forbes 2 года назад

Fun fact: the slight weaving of the car in the end credits is because Matt Damon was really driving … and he didn’t have much experience at the time.

@mikeshoe74 2 года назад

How could that be? He's 26 when filming this movie. He had other decent roles in films prior to GWH, he couldn't have been poor.

@filmfreak7682 2 года назад

That it’s not your fault scene … *tears a bit* i hits me yo hard

@terriertz5134 2 года назад

Robin Williams was really good in Dead Poet's Society. It was another more serious role.

@OGBReacts 2 года назад

Yes! I reacted to that as well!!

@Awhmanitsdanttv Год назад

Rewatching the first video of you i ever saw for sentiment

@OGBReacts Год назад

Hope you still enjoy!!

@Awhmanitsdanttv Год назад

@@OGBReacts Sam youre a great reactor .. I always enjoy. Watch Clerks