GOOD WILL HUNTING (1997) MOVIE REACTION!! FIRST TIME WATCHING!

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Hope you all enjoy my reaction as I watch Good Will Hunting for the first time.
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Original Movie: Good Will Hunting (1997)
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@BasketCase-rr7tx 3 года назад

Ben Affleck and Matt Damon not only wrote this movie, they won the Oscar for Best Original Screenplay.

@RictorIAG 3 года назад

And it's what made them famous. They were nobodies before this.

@runshouse 3 года назад

@@RictorIAG You obviously did not see the masterpiece that is Mallrats.

@JuanTheBone 3 года назад

I saw the Family Guy parody years before watching this movie so the moment was ruined cause I kept thinking of stewie and brian

@RictorIAG 3 года назад

@@runshouse Point taken. And yes, I saw it at the time but that was just Ben and at the time nobody cared. I mean, Kevin Smith fans cared, but that was a pretty small group of people. Ben Affleck didn't even have the cache that Jason Mewes had at the time. So I'll stand by my point that Ben and Matt were nobodies until Good Will Hunting. Even they'll admit it. Have you ever heard them talk about how the developed the script and how they knew it'd only get made if they could write a part for a star? They were talking about Robin's part, not theirs.

@runshouse 3 года назад

@@RictorIAG That... that was the joke.

@mclovin457 3 года назад

The scene with the «farting» Story was improvised by Robin Williams. Damons laugh was real, and you can see the camera shaking from the cameraman laughing too much

@MrKChusker 3 года назад

I believe Robin Williams last line “stole my line” was also improvised.

@xx-ug9hn 3 года назад

Is this true? The story isn’t even funny, I thought it had to be scripted

@Crimsonphotog 3 года назад

I wonder if this scene inspired the idea of shooting Matt Damon/ Tom Hanks scene in Saving Private Ryan.. where Private Ryan tells the story about his brothers and the girl is all improvised.

@BrutalButtSlap 3 года назад

@@xx-ug9hn Office humor, there is stuff u laugh because its so stupdily simple just come out of the left field, this could be that, they filming i don't know how many takes and scenes this talk comes along and turn into a scene.

@xx-ug9hn 3 года назад

@@BrutalButtSlap I guess, wonderful film regardless

@dale62676 3 года назад

After Robin Williams died, many of us in Boston gathered to pay our respects at the park bench in the Public Garden where that scene was filmed.

@mathiaslibby6445 2 года назад

man sad day...

@StreetHierarchy Год назад

Aw man, that is so cool...

@mikepeters807 3 года назад

"Son of a bitch ... stole my line" Not in the script. Robin Williams improvised that line.

@channelsoup 3 года назад

The “it’s not your fault” scene makes me sob every single time without fail.

@Jakeyisdead 3 года назад

Its one of the few scenes that no matter when I see it even if it's just a clip on RU-vid of just that scene it breaks me it's insanely perfect as a culmination of the 2 characters finally being close enough for catharsis - Another Wild Australian

@ScooterSkillsYolo 3 года назад

Every time, man! What an amazing film!

@diogosoares8156 3 года назад

The one that makes me cry is the 'When I knock on your door' story, such selflessness

@christucker7655 3 года назад

I cried in the reaction lol

@Shine28 2 года назад

for real

@esclad 3 года назад

Robin Williams will be missed forever. A genius of his craft and made everyone smile.

@jmsmys13ify 3 года назад

Unfortunately, everyone but himself.

@MajesticSkywhale 3 года назад

@@tsogobauggi8721 fuck, dude

@AreWeThinking 3 года назад

@@MajesticSkywhale From Watchmen

@calebalwayswill7423 3 года назад

In hell for killing himself? I used to subscribe to that a little, until my brother did it. That has a way of changing your views a bit. Surprisingly, going somewhere on a weekly basis to be told that your brother is eternally damned isn't all that fun. Now If you want to be "that guy" who tells someone their loved one is in hell whether they like it or not, go for it. That's all class.

@calebalwayswill7423 3 года назад

@Where's Waldo??? ? If that's true, then you can do better. Peace

@justinnaniong7872 3 года назад

At 25, Ben Affleck became the youngest Best Original Screenplay winner (and still is) when he and Matt Damon won the Oscar that year.

@BigBalvin 3 года назад

I feel that the actress playing Skylar gets overlooked. She makes their relationship feel real and natural.

@birthdaybatter815 3 года назад

The face Skylar makes when Will says that that they put cigarettes out on him is just heartbreaking. Fantastic acting in this film by Minnie Driver.

@k.delpino1124 3 года назад

In her first role, she was a Bond Girl. Goldeneye (1995).

@joscar062 3 года назад

No wonder she sounded similar She voiced Jane in Tarzan

@QuayNemSorr 3 года назад

@@birthdaybatter815 Not exactly a Bond girl. She was the Russian guy's girlfriend. The "bond girls" are the ones Bond hooks up with.

@lewismaddox4132 3 года назад

Minnie Driver only gets overlooked by people not significant enough to consider. She's great in everything she does. Check out "Grosse Pointe Blank", with John Cusack. It's like I don't want the movie to end because then I know she'll leave me again.

@Alyxzander716 3 года назад

Brandon "and hes like super smart" Everyone watching "wicked smart"

@mauserketi5968 3 года назад

Wicked smaht

@billybobtexas 3 года назад

This lol

@StreetHierarchy 3 года назад

Woow, you called it!

@tessesmom 3 года назад

Wicked pissah comment

@dard4642 3 года назад

Fahkinn wickid smahhrt

@thething1710 3 года назад

Chucky is the best friend everybody wishes they had: Loyal, but doesn't hold their friends back when their paths diverge because of an opportunity. Will needed that push from him to really decide to be vulnerable and pursue Skyler, so he was damn lucky that his friend was this selfless to let him go.

@edtheman28 3 года назад

Yep thats what you call a real friend

@LA_HA 3 года назад

Samwise Gamgee, Boston version

@Mreffs101 3 года назад

@@LA_HA Perfect!

@dard4642 3 года назад

Yes! I've always thought that Chucky was the hero in this movie more than Sean. It was Chuck's idea to go to the Harvard bar to begin with. And, Chuck gave Will a way to leave (the car) and, most importantly, he gave Will permission to leave. He gave him permission by checking him on his loyalty, basically saying that if you're loyal to me, and you care about me, and you love me, you will leave: escape from here for me.

@aleksihavumaki3292 3 года назад

Ben Affleck and Matt Damon have actually been friends since age 8. Both of them are highly intelligent individuals, so its no wonder the two of them came up with an Oscar-winning original script like this. Ben had almost perfect SAT scores in high school, even though he was often absent and mostly uninterested. Matt studied at Harvard for a while, though eventually dropping out to pursue his acting career. Combining this script with a legendary performance by Robin Williams make this easily one my favorite movies of all time.

@TomJones-wx5on 3 года назад

Brandon with tears in his eyes “this is such good acting.” Bro it’s ok to cry instead of commenting lol

@judyengela 3 года назад

Seriously waiting for the day when Brandon openly weeps... which movie will get it done????

@TomJones-wx5on 3 года назад

@@judyengela Schindler’s list didn’t get him, good will hunting didn’t get him, I feel like we gotta find something real close to home. If we’re betting I’m gunna go with inside out bing bong scene. Lock it in.

@jackbaumann4954 3 года назад

Brandon is the toughest movie watcher, cry at half the movies he watches😂

@Justwalks 3 года назад

@@judyengela "Robins Wish" the documentary about Robin Williams life. Good but hard watch.

@CaptainOfGames 3 года назад

Ozymandias made him tear up quite a bit, didn't exactly cry though.

@serelryk5365 3 года назад

"You're not perfect, sport. And let me save you the suspense: this girl you met, she isn't perfect either. But whether or not you're perfect for each other. That's the whole deal. That's what intimacy is all about." One of my favorite lines in the movie.

@Wexexx 3 года назад

Absolutely. I think, for me, this is actually the best line ever written in a script. Well written, masterfully acted.

@chrisandrew6633 3 года назад

"Him turning down the job is his turning down the world series moment." That's a really good observation, I didn't think of it like that.

@victormrk622 3 года назад

The scene where Robin Williams was saying: "It's not your fault" had me tearing up a bit(crying my heart out).

@deathproofpony 3 года назад

Every. Time.

@wordswritteninred7171 3 года назад

As an adult, who lived through an abusive childhood, it was HEALING! I can't be the o nly one who went away, BETTER for watching. My favorite movie.

@DsChelI 3 года назад

Yeah, I suppose this is why this movie will always be in my top three. It’s like I need this therapy with Robin Williams just as much as Will.

@nervio92 3 года назад

holding your tears back in the "it's not your fault" scene takes a couple years off of your life for sure.

@calzoneboy30 3 года назад

Another great robin williams movie is "dead poets society"

@kaladinstormblessed8470 3 года назад

Such a beautiful movie

@x3mslayer 3 года назад

Dead Poets Society is such a strong movie, unexpected and inspirational.

@DreamfactoryZero 3 года назад

O' Captain! My Captain!

@brianscli9567 3 года назад

One of my favorites 🥰

@Mark_E_M 3 года назад

Was just about to suggest that movie, as well! Also, “Patch Adams” and “Awakening”.

@wyattjohnson3714 3 года назад

Dead Poets Society please! Great Robin Williams and Ethan Hawke performances.

@opalviking 3 года назад

Right?? He did a Tom Hanks tangent so a Robin Williams tangent seems fitting

@wyattjohnson3714 3 года назад

@@opalviking agreed

@upvotecomment2110 3 года назад

captain my captain

@opalviking 3 года назад

@@wyattjohnson3714 I’d recommend Jakob the Liar as my favorite serious role Williams played. Dead Poets Society is obvi amazing. And then there’s Patch... it’s one of those “just okay-film-but-gives-me-warm-fuzzies-bc-Williams-plays-a-real-person” movie.

@salliejones6002 3 года назад

YES

@ct5625 3 года назад

This was the movie that launched their careers, basically. Although Damon had been in a few things and might have become a world famous actor this was what really got him and Affleck into the movie star status. Well deserved. Minnie Driver is excellent in this movie too, she's such a natural actor I love her in everything.

@SamanthaIreneYTube 3 года назад

"You read your Gordon Wood and you regurgitate it from a textbook and you think you're wicked awesome doin' that, And how 'bout' dem apples? And all that Gordon Wood business." - Charlie Kelly, Janitor at a Bar

@indigo6067 3 года назад

This movie has a fantastic soundtrack. All the Elliot Smith makes me so emotional.

@dragon-ed1hz 3 года назад

I agree. Elliot Smith was perfect for this movie.

@shep4life 3 года назад

Ben Affleck's talk to Will about hoping he's not there every day he picks him up for work is awesome

@ralphficker167 3 года назад

Agree. Small scene but perfect.

@lynnarthur1411 3 года назад

Good Will Hunting is this duo’s first critical success.Truly impressive.

@JohnWick-kb5jr 3 года назад

The scene where Will argues with his girlfriend always gets me. Her acting is perfect, if you’ve ever been in a break up, yet you loved your partner. One of the most painful feelings ever. She nailed it.

@ceramicholiness 3 года назад

One of my favorites. Most underrated part of the movie is the soundtrack by Elliott Smith, including the original song “Miss Misery,” which was also nominated but lost the Oscar to Titanic.

@Frozen_Smoke1972 3 года назад

It's great to know that I'm not the only one who tears up at the "It's not your fault" scene. You did well to hold it together there. Just such an amazing film.

@Deepthoughtsabound 3 года назад

I can't watch "it's not your fault" or "oh captain my captain" without man tears.

@AustinKimberlingPGM 3 года назад

We need a reaction to "Dances with Wolves" a great movie

@trevorlarsonn 3 года назад

THIS ^^^^^^

@CreepyNeighbor666 3 года назад

I concur

@zackemerson4336 3 года назад

Seconded

@kbsanders 3 года назад

Tatanka!

@QuayNemSorr 3 года назад

Full Directors Version. It's a magnificent movie!

@dannys1318 3 года назад

Fun fact: The “she used to fart in her sleep” scene was improvised by Robin Williams. If you look closely, you can see the camera shaking a bit; most likely because the camera man was laughing off camera.

@djgaben6187 3 года назад

This movie was the movie that got me into writing screenplays seriously and got me fully into film as a whole.

@RandyReviews1990 3 года назад

how are youre screenplays coming along?

@QuincyQuoted 3 года назад

Bro, Brandon is a champion he’s so chill and how he analyzes each movie is spectacular

@m00n_beetle 3 года назад

if you like movies like this, you'll love dead poets society!! a classic that also stars robin williams :) it's probably my favorite movie and i love it so much

@Sif3r 3 года назад

My Captain.......

@StreetHierarchy 3 года назад

Also, in a different sort of way, Swingers.

@m00n_beetle 3 года назад

@@1977Suspiria we all connect to movies in different ways and we can all have our own opinion about them :)

@m00n_beetle 3 года назад

@@1977Suspiria okay! agree to disagree then :)

@m00n_beetle 3 года назад

@@1977Suspiria okay, have a nice day!

@redjakOfficial 3 года назад

The script and acting are stellar, but you have to also give props to Gus Van Sant, who directed the movie.

@SlowSlowSloth 3 года назад

Man, seeing Casey Affleck makes me wish you'd watch Manchester by the sea. Great movie.

@mclovin457 3 года назад

«Maah boy’s wicked smaaaht»

@DaniG-ex3vf 3 года назад

OMG. I have been waiting for this. One of the best films I have ever watched. Robin Williams was such an outstanding actor, I miss him dearly.

@michaelnuzzo5698 3 года назад

Fun fact - Kevin Smith is an executive producer on this film. Affleck and Damon had been trying to sell the script for a while and Affleck had been in several Kevin Smith films, most recently when Good Will Hunting was made was Chasing Amy. Kevin Smith helped them sell the film and a couple of years later they starred in Kevin Smith's Dogma and then as themselves a couple of years later in Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back.

@Mr.Ashley81 3 года назад

This movie is so spectacular, I think Robin Williams was magnificent in his performance, and the first break through with Matt Damon and Ben Affleck.

@stevetanner3019 3 года назад

One of the best movies ever...... and written by a couple of kids. Robbin Williams won an Oscar for this performance, and Matt and Ben won the Oscar for screenplay

@ralphficker167 3 года назад

A tiny detail that was really easy to miss: early on, when they were auditioning those two psychiatrists, Will was on the couch pretending to be hypnotized and he starts singing "skyrockets in flight, afternoon delight." Well... "Afternoon Delight" was a 1976 song by The Starland Vocal Band. At the end of the movie, when Will was driving toward California and the credits were rolling, the final music was the original recording of "Afternoon Delight." Great ending!

@indigo6067 3 года назад

Please react to the Breakfast Club or Brokeback Mountain if you haven't seen them! Heath Ledger in Brokeback Mountain has some of the best acting I've seen.

@diggerdog9205 3 года назад

Breakfast club would be cool

@tds7078 3 года назад

Brokeback Mountain for sure

@Klipse11 3 года назад

“Robin Williams is his professor?... I could be completely wrong” ....it’s not your fault....It’s not your fault.

@NeutronDance 3 года назад

This movie always gets the water works going.

@chaddon7685 3 года назад

Lol "I feel emotional even though nothing is happening." You say during the emotional climax of the movie lol.

@jmsmys13ify 3 года назад

Of course Will is great at fighting. He knew exactly the amount of force times velocity, factored in with angle of the wrist and elbow and general trajectory, needed in a punch to deal optimal damage. All in the math!

@wfly81 3 года назад

We would've also accepted "Of course Will is great at fighting...he's from Boston."

@sparksdrinker5650 3 года назад

Was that cheap shot he gave to start the fight and the extra unneeded shots to finish it also in the math?

@wfly81 3 года назад

@@sparksdrinker5650 Again, Boston. It ain't about the fair fight...it's just street-wise survival.

@jmsmys13ify 3 года назад

@@wfly81 The other character is from Boston as well, and seems to be terrible at brawling. So do they even/cancel each other out?

@wfly81 3 года назад

@@jmsmys13ify Will just got the jump on him.

@jeremybr2020 3 года назад

I kind of wish there would have been a small scene showing him reuniting with Skylar. I felt so bad for her character, and it would've been nice to see her beautiful happy smile at the end.

@doobernow 3 года назад

Two other awesome performances from Robin Williams, 'Dead Poet Society ' and 'What Dreams May Come'. Also 'Dogma' for Matt and Ben together directed my Kevin Smith!

@ColombianThunder 3 года назад

The soundtrack for this movie is great too. RIP both Robin Williams and Elliott Smith

@jeremiahbullfrog226 3 года назад

I think it's really interesting to compare this movie to Forrest Grump. Will was a young genius of a man too scared to go out and live an adventurous life or even connect to people because he's been so deeply hurt before. Then you have Forrest who was slow, but he lived his life as a feather in the wind, going wherever any influence led him, and he became a very accomplished person in spite of what could have held him back, because he could connect with anyone.

@BrianJitsu 3 года назад

Cool fact about this movie: The scene where robin williams and matt damon are laughing about how his wife used to fart in his sleep, that is 100% unscripted and the two were just having fun and joking, but the director gus san vant thought the interaction was so good for their characters he kept the scene in.

@CraigKostelecky 3 года назад

I don't think it's accurate to say it was 100% unscripted. I haven't looked it up in a long time, but I thought the stuff about his wife farting was in the script but it was either the line of she woke herself up, or him blaming it on the dog that was an ad lib that got everyone laughing so hard.

@laurencebell4643 3 года назад

Not true

@BrianJitsu 3 года назад

@@laurencebell4643 1 google search away from finding out that it is true bud

@solezeta1314 2 года назад

1. The "I doubt you'll ever love someone that much" speech is probably one of my favorite monologues of all time. 2. The "It's not your fault" scene brings me to tears.

@Koda89 3 года назад

The brilliance of the “it’s not your fault” scene is every time he says it he breaks through one of Will’s emotional barriers until eventually Will has no defenses left and lets his real emotions out. This is why Will reacts to each utterance of the phrase in a different way. Even better is, we actually see Will deploy every single one of these defenses throughout the film.

@MikeB12800 3 года назад

Matt Damon, Ben Affleck and their friend in the movie and real life, Cole Hauser, were in School Ties together before this. It was Brendan Fraser’s supposed break out movie.

@paulhewes7333 3 года назад

Matt Damon was actually dating Minnie Driver for a chunk of time after the movie and when he was doing promotion for it. He and Affleck were on Oprah talking about the movie and when the relationship was brought up, Damon said they had broken up. Except he hadnt broken up with her and she found out it was over by watching the show.

@Edninety 3 года назад

Well I wish I hadn't read that. But we all make mistakes I guess, especially when young. Still, no bueno Matt, no bueno

@LA_HA 3 года назад

Yeah, I'm with Ed. Wish I hadn't read that even though I understand people make mistakes. But, geez, that's just low down.

@theonewiththeeyeoftruth884 3 года назад

That's how his character did it too. Just kinda switched off on her.

@shawnsiref9271 3 года назад

Yeah, I remember that break-up and how awkward it was for them sitting at the Oscars.

@3thosmusic22 3 года назад

That bald guy with the beard that was talking to Robin Williams when he was on the bench was Nirvana’s bassist Krist Novoselic

@SageNemesis 3 года назад

This was the first "serious" role I saw Robin Williams in. Well let's just say, I was blown away. He was absolutely phenomenal here, as he is in anything he does.

@Koldfusion234 3 года назад

Stellan Skarsgård played Boris Scherbina in Chernobyl as you may recall

@maxis5650 3 года назад

And Martin Vanger in Fincher´s version of Girl With A Dragon Tattoo.

@michaelcastillo3231 3 года назад

So glad you finally watched this one. Welcome to the club. One of the best movies of all time.

@jensmartinaarseth 3 года назад

This movie could have been so cheesy, but those two newbies cemented their future with this one movie. Great stuff!

@loganwillett2835 3 года назад

brandon: i know matt damon is super smart me: correction brandon, he’s “wicked smaht”

@pokeround 3 года назад

Brandon's secret superpower: being genuine.

@skullduggeryfilms7052 3 года назад

This is my FAVORITE film!

@hayden6489 3 года назад

Mine too 👍🏻

@Hummingbirder1 3 года назад

This film is SO good, so iconic. Not only Williams were acing it, so did the other actors. A good ensemble, but as you said: Matt Damon really shining here. And then we have the "It's not your fault" scene... Pure gold!

@ArgyleDinosaur 3 года назад

I watched this for the first time a couple days after Robin Williams died. Oh man. It was a lot.

@ArgyleDinosaur 3 года назад

Didn't Matt Damon and Ben Affleck write this movie?

@ArgyleDinosaur 3 года назад

As soon as I typed that out it popped up on screen. Alright.

@NCPensFan 3 года назад

Love this reaction.. if you can find it on RU-vid or somewhere online in its entirety Robin Williams’ Inside the Actors studio episode. It really shows you how much he loves and cares for the craft of acting. Yes he’s hilarious but even in his serious roles he provides depth and flavor. His story about winning the Oscar for this is one of my personal favorites. On top of that one of his best friends Billy Crystal was hosting the Oscars that night and was there to share that beautiful moment with Robin.

@gahrie 3 года назад

There's a great story about how Kevin Smith helped get this movie made. He and Scott Moser got producing credit.

@osmanyousif7849 3 года назад

Clerks should be the next reaction.

@dragon-ed1hz 3 года назад

The NSA rant is definitely Oscar-winning screenwriting. And Matt Damon's rapid-fire delivery is flawless.

@marcushankins8171 3 года назад

The park bench scene is one of the greatest written, and acted scenes in all of cinema.

@taylorjohnson5104 3 года назад

the songs by Elliott Smith on the soundtrack are fantastic

@noahetter51 3 года назад

Been loving your channel since shortly after you started, best movie reaction channel on RU-vid in my opinion.

@the_judge_8262 2 года назад

'It's not your fault' still triggers tears for me when I watch that scene.

@dcharvetto 3 года назад

You were so right when you said this film was like an education. Been ages since I've last seen this, forgot how fantastic the script was. And this is Robin's best performance by far

@gregfeasel5874 3 года назад

Brandon, here is some Robin Williams films to check out: Dead Poet's Society, Good Morning Vietnam, and the Fisher King. 1997 was a great year for film. You also have As Good As It Gets (which is my favorite film of all-time), Titanic, LA Confidential, and Wag the Dog (smart political drama with Dustin Hoffman and Robert DeNiro).

@pnwajs3532 3 года назад

Dead Poet's Society! I came here to post this. Such a good film.

@joscar062 3 года назад

"So where's your girl?" "Ah, she's gone" Gone girl?

@naiaddore1797 3 года назад

The Van Gogh reference reminded of this joke: A thief tried to steal the paintings at the Louvre in Paris. He was caught two blocks away when he ran out of gas. He said, “I had no Monet to buy Degas to make the Van Gogh. But I tried because I had nothing Toulouse.”

@rx7dude2006 3 года назад

That scene in the park between Robin and Matt them is my favorite part by far just so powerful.

@CreaturesOrigins 3 года назад

NOTIFICATION GANG THIS IS A GREAT MOVIE

@rynss 3 года назад

Crazy I watched this last night with my family!, I loved how it brought up attachment disorder I’ve had it all my life and always suffered with the exact same things he did like adhd etc my breaking point was also very similar so hats off they nailed this film!!

@Reading2Uasmr 3 года назад

Almost a hundred thousand subscribers! Well deserved.. we love you Brandon! Love your reactions. Thank you, keep em coming!

@tfpp1 3 года назад

This movie is just one of those all-around amazing "success" stories. Ben and Matt were friends long before, they co-wrote this script trying to make it in Hollywood, it became a sensation, they won the Oscar for best original screenplay, and this movie by all accounts "put them on the map". Obviously, they've taken different paths (Matt with acting more, Ben with producing/directing), but this movie was essentially their calling card. Robbin Williams (who is brilliant in this) just lent an air of credibility and was icing on an already great script/story.

@osamabinlaggin3281 3 года назад

Idk if you heard about “Stand and Deliver” but I honestly recommend that movie, very under appreciated

@rake1087 3 года назад

Love that movie. Whats calcoolus? Lol that was my attempt in writing it out as the actor said it lmao

@minhuang8848 3 года назад

Yep, "Stand and Deliver" is sweet.

@MessOfThings 3 года назад

If we're going that route Mr Holland's opus is fantastic

@jenniferbelmoudden2978 3 года назад

The body’s decomposing in my locker. 😉

@idid69ok 3 года назад

Growing up in a majority Latino area, I've seen that movie like 15 times at school lol

@gravedigger8414 3 года назад

Such a fantastic movie. And I never noticed that Affleck and Damon wrote it, what the hell. :) Great reaction as always.

@jessemastro 3 года назад

YES! My personal favorite film of all time. The film that got me into filmmaking. A life changing experience; and I have been waiting for this reaction. I hope you love this film Brandon! I'm writing this during the intro.

@asmallsandstorm4686 3 года назад

An all-time favorite! Perfect script, perfect cast.

@beerme8949 3 года назад

One of my all time favorites

@CeltycSparrow 3 года назад

I enjoyed watching your reaction to this movie. Its one of my favorite Robin William's roles. The end had me in tears when he says "Its not your fault". Have you ever watched the movie What Dreams May Come? If not, I would HIGHLY recommend it. Its beautiful.

@heyzooz 3 года назад

Never clicked a video so fast. This is in my top 3. Must have seen it 100 times. I watched it as a teen back in the day and it was interesting to see my perspective change as I watched it again in my 30s. Great reaction video.

@natanlopes4000 3 года назад

One of the best original screenplays that i've ever seen.

@YourFriendDevin 3 года назад

Does anybody else get stressed when Brandon starts talking over the great dialogue?

@weld_everything 3 года назад

My boy's wicked smart

@jmwild1 3 года назад

Smaht.

@EdumBarca31 3 года назад

This is my favorite movie! Super excited when I got the notification!!

@Neat0_o 3 года назад

You wanna know what’s the best part of my day...opening my phone and seeing Brandon talking about one of my favorite movies.

@tobybostick5570 3 года назад

You got to do Rounders with Matt Damon, Edward Norton, and John Malckovich. A great cult classic!

@gahrie 3 года назад

If you want to see a Robin Williams movie that everyone has either forgotten about, or is busy trying to forget about, watch The World According to Garp. Also stars Glenn Close and John Lithgow.

@spicy321 3 года назад

Awesome film. Another forgotten one is The Fisher King.

@tree6787 2 года назад

I love this movie it is one of my all-time favorites. Robin Williams is absolutely spectacular in this and I swear everything that man says in this movie is just brilliant!

@nickthepeasant 3 года назад

Robin Williams in that park with Matt Damon is one of the finest pieces of acting I've ever seen.

@mangoraizer 3 года назад

Finally another movie I’ve seen!

@electronash 3 года назад

"How do you like them apples?"

@spddracer 3 года назад

Time to watch Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back.

@electronash 3 года назад

@@spddracer Some amazing cameos in that. No spoilers, please. lol But now you reminded me of "Dogma". Loved that.

@electronash 3 года назад

And after all the Matt Damon stuff, Brandon could watch Team America. You all know why. lol

@arekay191 3 года назад

@@electronash Dogma is my fav

@ross8884 3 года назад

So glad you got round to this one! This movie has always been in my top 5 for over 20 years now "It's not your fault" scene has me tearing up even now!

@bonniehendel2291 3 года назад

I, too, receive healing every time I watch this and hear Robin say, “It’s not your fault.” The universe will use every opportunity to bring you what you need.