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Good Will Hunting: Giving him directions
What’s happening in this Good Will Huntingmovie clip?
Professor Sean Maguire (Robin Williams) and Professor Gerald Lambeau (Stellan Skarsgård) are discussing the case of Will (Matt Damon) and arguing about the way they should help him.
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What’s the movie Good Will Hunting about?
The most brilliant mind at America's top university isn't a student, he's the kid who cleans the floors. Will Hunting (Matt Damon) is a headstrong, working-class genius who is failing the lessons of life. After one too many run-ins with the law, Will's last chance is a psychology professor (Robin Williams), who might be the only man who can reach him. Finally forced to deal with his past, Will discovers that the only one holding him back is himself.
Written by Matt Damon and Ben Affleck, this Academy award winning movie is a little work of art featuring many brilliant actors such as the writers themselves as well as Robin Williams, Stellan Skarsgard amongst others.
Credits: © 1997 Miramax Films.
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@chrisbirch4150 Год назад

I actually thought Stellan Skarsgard was the standout performance in this film. He must have studied Professors really well because he nailed that really subtle balance of bitterness and smarm. The pause before and delivery of "I'm nothing compared to this young man" is bang on. Acting in Will's favour, but practically self-loathing internally

@jameshetu6885 Год назад

They act as that way because deep down they know that the saying “those who can’t do teach” is 100% true. I learned this freshman year in business school… The world is made by people who do things out in the real world… not academics in a lab or think tank. This is why central planning always fails countries that try it.

@chrisbirch4150 Год назад

@@jameshetu6885 Yeah I do agree mostly, but I have met a lot of talented academics. Most academic theory (physics , economics, sociology, philosophy does actually come from active Professors in teaching. All the Physicists in the 1920s taught at a university for example. The irony, these days, is that an academic's drive always comes from anything BUT the teaching and esoteric publishing. All would much rather be spinning a company out of the university, being a talking head on tv, or writing a best selling pop science book. When these things don't materialise you get a Gerald Lambeau.

@spanishflea634 Год назад

@@chrisbirch4150 , Stellan SkarsgÅrd, not SkarsgArd!

@chrisbirch4150 Год назад

@@spanishflea634 sorry that's beyond my keyboard skills :)

@AH-ml2jl Год назад

@@spanishflea634thank you Hermione

@MikeMJPMUNCH 2 года назад

"Then he moved to Montana, and blew the competition away." When you know who he talking about this line takes on a whole new meaning the second time you hear it.

@wernerkrammer9963 Год назад

Sad not chance!

@user-gn1cl9ix7p Год назад

Yeah, man, we all got it.

@P.rusticus Год назад

I wonder if those were his improvisational skills on display with that line? His delivery of it seems very much like his setups in comedy, impeccable timing and subtlety.

@juanignaciosala9414 Год назад

Tony montana?

@LuzMaria95 Год назад

Who?

@carl_anderson9315 Год назад

Of all Robin Williams’s roles, this is my favorite along with Mrs. Doubtfire. There’s a dark side in Sean, he’s not the typical guy with a motivational speech and a heart of gold. He has a contained rage and pain that he managed to contain and deal with. He doesn’t have the Robin Williams’s warm smile we all know. He really gets pissed off at moments and seems like someone who’s not afraid of a fist fight. He’s supposed to be a Vietnam veteran and it shows.

@andyroobrick-a-brack9355 Год назад

And it's honestly amazing, because Sean, as a result. is one of the most inspiring, relatable characters ever, at least to me.

@humantacos9800 20 дней назад

You mean he’s a human?

@carl_anderson9315 20 дней назад

@@humantacos9800 I’d say most of his characters are human. He’s rough.

@pek5117 5 дней назад

One Hour Photo is amazing. Highly recommend

@bbirtz 6 месяцев назад

The retainer scene is like something out of a deleted scenes list

@timmayer7248 Год назад

I love the tube socks Ben wore for that interview. Straight class, that guy

@michaelstone7514 Год назад

I always loved Robin Williams dramatic work more than his comedy. As much as I admire his stream of consciousness comedy and improvisation, I felt his dramatic personae was closer to his truer self.

@chrisbirch4150 Год назад

The stream of consciousness comedy and improvisation was him on cocaine. The dramatic acting wasn't (probably)

@JackStefanowski Год назад

What Dreams May Come is another good movie with Williams in a dramatic role.

@michaelstone7514 Год назад

@@JackStefanowski Dead Poets Society is another.

@cheesescrust5399 Месяц назад

One Hour Photo and Insomnia are bad ass too

@mikephalen3162 Месяц назад

Disagree. The manic comedy was his true self. Dramatic roles forced him to focus and present someone else's material.

@annajamjam1383 Год назад

I found it cute that Sean told Will’s joke to his friend

@buffaloshrimp4520 Год назад

Only unrealistic thing about this scene is that robins friend wouldn’t know who Ted is I feel like anyone in mathematics would definitely know who Ted is

@jlefebre6001 Год назад

Felt the same way, especially around that time. Pretty sure this was shortly after he got caught wasn't it?

@Truffle_Pup Год назад

I think the point being made is that Gerald is so arrogant to the point of hubris, and that when he asks Tim (the average Joe) if he knows who he is in the third person "Gerald Lambeau", even Tim, the guy serving him face to face doesn't know his name. Therefore Gerald is simultaneously showing his arrogance and ignorance of the world around him. The hammer fall being when Tim (the average Joe) shows that he knows who Ted Kaczynski is instantly. It chips into that hubris, and that he is also as ignorant, nor any better than the average joe. I love this scene. It's perfect.

@NuXta Год назад

This entire movie is unrealistic. Enjoyable, but far too content with easy answers and "playing it safe". Perhaps there's irony in that, given the subject matter.

@goodguykonrad3701 Год назад

@@Truffle_Pup What? That is completely wrong in my opinion. He lists his own name after Jonas Salk and Einstein to demonstrate he isn't being arrogant. He's saying that he's not doing it for personal glory, he doesn't care if he is forgotten, he sees a brilliance in Will and doesn't want the world to lose the next Einstein. The point of the Ted Kaczynski thing is Sean trying to demonstrate to Gerald that what is important is subjective, and he can't force Will into pursuing something which Will doesn't see as important, no matter how brilliant he is at it. This film isn't massively complex but to say that Gerald is just being arrogant and ignorant is too reductive. He does have a noble pursuit, it's just one based on his ideals, and his inability to view Will's desires as equally valid is what makes him arrogant.

@robertoacevedo3805 Год назад

I disagree. Remember during that time Ted's name and face were plastered all over T.V. news and news papers. Even my homies knew who he was. Our high school math Teacher T.A. with him in his Berkeley days he told that story all the time to everyone, and the F.B.I. agent who arrested him came and gave a talk at our High School. At least where I lived everyone knew about him.

@TheCherrykye 10 месяцев назад

I loved this scene it’s probably some of my favourite dialogue ever. I like how one is frustrated that this intelligent, gifted man isn’t using his abilities to what they really can be and one is worrying about the mental health of said genius. It’s a discussion about this genius and how he could be either a very good extraordinary man who can contribute to the betterment of the world or he can be a extraordinary bad man like the unabomber. Such intelligence is like a knife, could be tool to some and a weapon to others.

@xshikitty 6 месяцев назад

beautiful comment

@light_reason3577 6 месяцев назад

Thank you ❤

@brittanyfletcher434 6 месяцев назад

I agree, but I also think this comment doesn’t mention that the debate they’re having isn’t just about whether the “genius” boy uses his gift for good or bad, but whether he wants to use it at all. The movie stresses that an “ordinary” (i.e., not mentioned in a history book) life can be just as extraordinary as an “exceptional” life, and may also be a happier one.

@ThisHandle444 3 месяца назад

It's not his fault.

@osmanyousif7849 3 месяца назад

I'm glad that they didn't make Gerald the villain here, and simply showed two friends who are very flawed.

@CrniWuk 2 месяца назад

No wonder the Baron was such a genious. He was trained like a Mentat in his early years.

@jrgenm.dsollie4849 5 месяцев назад

For an argument to be compelling, both sides need to be right in their own way. Few movies portray that right, but this is spot on.

@davidlogan6139 Год назад

Gonna start saying that to my son when he forgets his retainer. Just so in the future I can put this movie on and make him laugh.

@Agent_Chieftain 2 месяца назад

I agree with Robin's character. The world isn't entitled to the fruits of a person's genius. It's their right to decide whether or not to share that with the world.

@briangoates3245 Месяц назад

the ego that started this fight will never have a mirror or an audience or the light of gratitude

@VicNicGuitar Год назад

Probably my favourite film! Cracking acting all round ✊🏻

@jordan2d2 Год назад

Everyone at some time in their life learns that they are not the smartest person

@xWIREDOGx Год назад

Dunning-Kruger gets us all.

@jonathanbirch2022 Год назад

I know I’m not the smartest person. There are perhaps a handful of people in the world possessing greater intelligence than I. I try to remain humble and remember this.

@haveatyou1 Год назад

Not me. Speak for yourself mate.

@jordan2d2 Год назад

@@haveatyou1 low IQ people assume they are more intelligent than everyone else

@haveatyou1 Год назад

@@jordan2d2 True. That's why I'm not making an assumption.

@firasabdeen3089 2 года назад

old is gold

@trendybistro 7 месяцев назад

Years later the Skarsgards are the new Bridges, every one of them is a damn fine actor.

@smileyscrubs2262 Год назад

The only unbelievable part in this scene is that Stellan Skarsgard character Gerald Lambeau never heard of Ted Kaczynski, his character must know him, both are mathematicians, that is unbelievable

@nicewhenearnedrudemostlyel489 Год назад

There an echo in here?

@Fluffy0pz11 Год назад

@@nicewhenearnedrudemostlyel489 Every single comment section, on nearly ever video I watch, people copy each others comments. Sheep flock

@nicewhenearnedrudemostlyel489 Год назад

@@Fluffy0pz11 i fear it trains them to be psychos, but what do i know?

@smileyscrubs2262 Год назад

@@nicewhenearnedrudemostlyel489 why, did you write the same thing, ?? I dont see anything, schmuck

@mr.tryhardguitarguy2842 Год назад

The best part at the end of the day will doesn't do anything and the world keeps turning

@nycava0520 Год назад

Great movie!! I miss Robin Williams.

@justintellsthetruth5684 Год назад

Might very well be Ben Affleck at his most charming. Yeah the part that got clipped out. Funny good scene

@jlefebre6001 Год назад

Ya suspect! lol

@justintellsthetruth5684 Год назад

@@jlefebre6001 Talk to your mom. She'll clear up any suspicions you have.

@__loafy__ 2 года назад

"Reeetaaaaainerrrrrrrrrrr...................................................................ʳᵉᵗᵃⁱⁿᵉʳ."

@mojocosmetics 9 месяцев назад

the socks...so, so good.

@akoelbl2003 Год назад

I miss him !

@nasirjones3589 Год назад

YOU KNEW HIM!???

@DEANNAMATTHEWS 6 месяцев назад

Love it

@divinecomedyproductions967 10 месяцев назад

2:17 I really love how appropriately pissed Sean gets at that question and it’s implications Yeah, his Wife died of Cancer, yeah, something’s didn’t work out for him, but he didn’t regret it and still can feel and that beats the shit out of being an obtuse snob who thinks intellect is all that matters

@user-dm2id9oq3q 9 месяцев назад

"A Will without a direction will ask for a retainer during the interview."😜

@humantacos9800 5 месяцев назад

When you want to send someone stupid in your place, you send Affleck.

@healthandsurvival4461 3 дня назад

Ben Affleck's high pants and socks makes it for me 😂

@Legba85 2 года назад

The Unabomber attacks ended three years ago at that moment and Gerry never heard about him???? I was ten in ‘96 and I heard about that name.

@Zluka-Kluka 2 года назад

It just highlights how out of reach with reality passionate people can be. The guy is obsessed with math and being the best, he doesn’t care about the news.

@IssyFishyy 2 года назад

@@Zluka-Kluka The Unabomber's mathematical papers and manifesto is constantly studied in universities, what baffles me is how this MATH professor (from MIT no less) has never heard of him.. You don't need the news to know who Ted Kaczynski is.

@Legba85 Год назад

@@IssyFishyy another excellent example of how out of touch Gerry is.

@enricorossi3968 Год назад

@@IssyFishyy they found this nice comedy sketch, and they decided to keep it because it was very funny, even if it implied something unlikely such as a math professor not knowing about Unabomber. Maybe they were even sure that the average viewer wouldn't think about the contradiction. Probably true.

@owenleal Год назад

@@IssyFishyy way to miss the whole point of the scene on a minor nitpick.

@mhalbe1984 Год назад

I love how neither of them are wrong.

@SalemGhassanHanna Год назад

That's true in most arguments, unfortunately.

@mhalbe1984 Год назад

@@SalemGhassanHanna Accept against Flat Earthers. Those guys are morons.

@Heal_Hound 2 месяца назад

A retainer could easily be just someone to talk to about stuff.

@supermegaguy666 Год назад

Aint no way Scarsgaard didn't know the name 'Ted Kosinski'

@haveatyou1 Год назад

Well he is an actor not a math nerd

@garyfrombrooklyn Год назад

Those tube socks 🧦 😆 😆 😆

@ratius1979 Год назад

Retaineeeer!

@tonefaulcon9729 6 месяцев назад

RETAINNNERRR!! 🤣🤣🤣

@massivetree7937 Год назад

Retainer!

@andrewpestotnik5495 3 месяца назад

Captain Tupalev made a great point in this scene

@ilovebrandnewcarpets Год назад

"have you ever heard of me" "no." "this isn't about me" *doubt*

@peterpoli2839 Год назад

You missed the point. He was trying to say that he wanted to give that to Will, because Will is up there with Einstein.

@fredk6992 Год назад

@@peterpoli2839 lol i dont get why people are finding this scene so hard to understand

@tafttheraft5314 Месяц назад

That was literally his point. He was a genius in his own right that had won the Fields Medal (like a Nobel Prize for math) and became a professor at MIT, yet still people in his own town hadn’t heard of him. He was trying to say that Will was above him even, at the level of an Albert Einstein or a Jonas Salk.

@PS-Straya_M8 Год назад

RETAINER! ....... 😁

@BaronEvola123 Год назад

The "patent clerk doing physics in his spare time" narrative of Einstein is b.s. He had been well known and travelled all over Europe since just after the turn of the century. The patent clerk post was a serious thing as well and not some postal clerk. It took someone who knew the science of mechanics.

@lradmclovin9 Год назад

He was working on clock patents, too, so that navigators could better calculate longitude. It’s only *because* of his patent work that he was thinking so much about time and space.

@CL-go2ji Год назад

Having known some people who proof patents, I kind of agree ... that is not a standard "clerk" job, it takes serious brains and a wide education ... But it´s also not a position as a professor of physics.

@billbatson6165 Год назад

The idea highlighted here is that his occupation is not concordant with his education and that his status should not entitle him to the discoveries he made when there was collection of professors much better equipped to handle them.

@jayce808 Месяц назад

I like what Stellan's character is tryna accomplish.

@MichaelNaylor-eb4rp Год назад

#3 video - another video I thought of and it appeared

@zaxbitterzen2178 5 месяцев назад

The one thing I hate the most about Will's situation is that his bitterness is essentially keeping him from changing the world within just a few years. Hell he could do it on his terms but he's got such a working-class hero fantasy built to do anything about it. He actually has the power to do good by everyone including himself, but his lack of life experience aside from abuse and poverty keeps it away. I absolutely understand and respect Sean's perspective and style of breaking through to him, but just letting a talent like that run off into the sunset was still a loss. Gerald has been working his entire life to get where he is, and some kid shows him and his entire community up without even trying. There's at least a bit of provocation towards Gerald that Sean just isn't seeing.

@jimthomas1989 2 месяца назад

Hey Robin , do you have a belt i can borrow ?

@jirf5962 Год назад

Your telling me this dude doesn't know who Ted Kaczynski is? No shot

@Mrraugut Год назад

Probably knew of the Unabomber, but not by name. I had heard of him too, but didn't learn his name until years later.

@Agent.Wadsworth Год назад

Many who work in academia doing research & managing grants often live in a bubble..Back then we still read print newspapers. I imagine he didn't pay much to current events.

@kermdeezy5330 8 месяцев назад

@@Agent.Wadsworth That's a weak excuse for simply bad writing. This was literally set during the middle of the trial, everyone knew his name. It was massive news.

@Agent.Wadsworth 8 месяцев назад

@@kermdeezy5330 No look me, look fence.

@whoamiwhoami1877 2 года назад

>>>>>>>>>>>>

@user-gn1cl9ix7p Год назад

bot

@refusedone Год назад

Best movie

@XenRA Год назад

Not sure what's going on with youtube, but i can see dead bodies in real life on different videos, but i can't hear a movie character say a curse word.

@DaLiJeIOvoImeZauzeto Год назад

Can you stop censoring words already approved by the rating commity before the films you feature were premiered? It's unnecessary and makes you look silly. Thanks.

@inutero10 3 месяца назад

Sure he never heard if the unibomber 😂

@daveedbinne4116 3 месяца назад

Direction and manipulation are two different thing. You can tell when a thing isn't for you or about you.

@laurenm2626 2 месяца назад

Why is robin williams gone? A gift to this generation and this earth.

@atmydesktyping 12 дней назад

Reeeeeeeetaaaaainer. Retainer.

@michaelsong5555 Год назад

I actually agree with Gerald here. And what he's doing isn't manipulation -- it's showing direction. It's just that Will didn't choose to go that direction despite that, because of his psychological problems.

@michaelshelton7196 10 месяцев назад

But that's wut Sean wus trying to tell him..after talking to will he knew Geralds style of direction and motivation wud never work with will...he understood him in a way Gerald never could and tho they both wanted him to succeed it took sum1 who cud relate to him to give him that push

@helgaioannidis9365 6 месяцев назад

What distinguishes good teachers from bad teachers is the ability to connect with their students at a level where they understand what motivates them and what holds them back. Giving direction to someone who doesn't trust you is like trying to ride a wild animal. Won't work. You first need to build trust and show that the direction you're giving is in accordance with the motivation of your student. Then the student will choose to follow your direction. If they don't trust you, you have students that don't care about what you try to teach them. Motivation is key and Sean knows that, while Gerald, even though he has been teaching for years is unaware of.

@michaelsong5555 6 месяцев назад

@@helgaioannidis9365 I'm saying that Gerald is a perfect teacher or anything. It's just that he's not a psychologist (hence why the judge ordered psych counseling). A college professor assumes that almost everyone will be motivated by bright future, because that's why students pay a ton of money (esp prestigious colleges). It's just that Will was one of the extremely rare exceptions.

@helgaioannidis9365 6 месяцев назад

@@michaelsong5555 he ignores the fact that Will is not a college student. A good teacher would be aware of that and Gerald isn't.

@michaelsong5555 6 месяцев назад

@@helgaioannidis9365 Will may not be a college student, but he is a person. And most people will happily grab (and even kill for) at a chance at success if the opportunity presents itself. Gerald is pointing and pushing Will into the successful life, expecting Will to grab it. The problem is, Will is one of the 1/billion who intentionally chooses to not go on a successful life, because he finds relief in life where no one expects anything from him.

@user-cb2lz8yy9s 18 дней назад

The unabomber part always flabbergasts me. How did he not know who Ted was? Come on.

@carltanner5609 Месяц назад

The Ted Kaczynski line was almost as good as the your move chief line in the park scene

@cgh7337 10 месяцев назад

I think Lambeau would've heard of Kaczynski especially since the late 90s was the height of Kacznski's "popularity".

@Alex-gu2mk Месяц назад

Notoriety

@GhANeC 6 месяцев назад

Did anyone watch to the end? Lol

@divinity176 Год назад

Allegedly, your situation, for you, would be concurrently improved if I had $200 in my back pocket right now...

@JL-rx7ou 3 месяца назад

Dam 84k a year in 1997 is worth almost 163k a year today

@lamwlw Месяц назад

Ever heard of Terrance Tao, ST Yau, Euler, Andrew Wiles? probably still no.

@TonyPerez816 Год назад

Even realizing that 84k in 1997 is tantamount to roughly 154k in 2023 (adjusted for inflation), this seems like a low-ball offer. The professor and everyone else have painted the picture that his supposedly God -like mathematical skills would make him invaluable to the world. The Pentagon is trying to recruit him, even his best friend refers to his gift as "the winning lotto ticket). $154,000 is a nice salary, but not what you would expect given how much they make of his abilities. Program managers, software engineers, mortgage brokers, registered nurses, sales reps, There are teachers who make that much (yes, it does happen), info tech, marketing/PR...

@kevmehl Год назад

$154,000 starting salary for a kid with an empty resume and a dozen red flags, I think that's generous. I like your point though, it's something to think about.

@kirinrex Год назад

I'm reminded of a line from "Margin Call", when Zachary Quinto's character Peter Sullivan, an aeronautical engineer, is asked how he ended up working at an investment firm, and mentions that the money was considerably better. Government jobs can be good for stability, for professional growth, can look good on a resume and lead to better things later, but sometimes the private sector pays a lot more.

@kevmehl Год назад

@@kirinrex such a great movie, deserves more recognition.

@ZakEmber Год назад

Totally get where you’re coming from, truly. However, I think since Will is currently in a work program instead of prison and he has no formal educational credentials, hasn’t published any work, and has a massive attitude problem, that deal is astoundingly good. I mean, he even sent his friend to pose as him in the interview! But totally, that would be a very low offer for that astounding amount of genius in almost any other set of circumstances.

@shreyanspanwar3271 Год назад

what the hell is up with your calculations? even at 4% inflation each year which is very low, his 84,000 will be 232,000 which is pretty decent. and at 5 percent it will be 298,000.

@michaelfortenberry5735 3 месяца назад

That's right, Kaczynski did graduate from Michigan, as did James Earl Jones and Jack Kevorkian. I graduated from the same school as the Unabomber, Dr. Death and Darth Vader. We win.

@workoutbasics2611 Месяц назад

This movie is great but the psychologist/psychiatrist does not help the kid become better in life and uplift others who surrounded this kid.

@ryanstreckfuss9590 Год назад

WHY IS THERE FUCKING TEXT ON THE SCREEN?!?

@fabianmok2206 2 месяца назад

They don’t make movies like they used to anymore. Where did all the intelligent conversations went to?

@jamesh2003 5 месяцев назад

Love this film but there's no way on earth a prominent Harvard maths professor would not have heard of Ted Ted Kaczynski and also would have known that Einstein wasn't Swiss. 🤷

@TomboyRespector 2 месяца назад

The Harvard Professor was literally in the right. Robin Williams once again plays the antagonist that people think is the good guy.

@aoyama173 Год назад

I want z to be happy

@ronnieturner4714 3 месяца назад

If you wanna retain his skills, give him the bread 🍞

@nifaefesolai5026 5 месяцев назад

I don't get this scene

@th3dudeabides1 24 дня назад

Ted kacynski went to harvard

@123afish Год назад

Wish you would have cut if off before that awful and embbarassing scene with Affleck began

@BadMannerKorea 3 месяца назад

YOU'RE SUSPECT.

@scarredk0 Год назад

not sure what the point of this scene was when gerry and sean already hashed it out over will in sean's office

@Dana-wq5tp Год назад

Actually, I understand where Jerry is coming from. He's basically putting Will on a level with Einstein who did in fact, change the way we look at our physical reality. If Will has that same kind of potential, it is important from a mathematical point of view. Perhaps very important. So, I can understand Jerry's sense of urgency.

@xtacos4dinnerx673 Год назад

@@Dana-wq5tp without a healthy mind he could do far worse than the unibomber. I side with Sean on this.

@michaelshelton7196 10 месяцев назад

This was before that

@michaelshelton7196 10 месяцев назад

@@Dana-wq5tpofcoarse...it's just that wut he doesn't understand is his style of direction and motivation will never work with will

@jamesboulger8705 Год назад

The Math Professor is pretty immature for his age is he thinks he can be known that way doing mathematics. It is far too technical, whereas many ideas of Einstein, while sophisticated in its Riemannian framework, are kind easy to explain when talking about their applications and the insight they provide.

@mskidi Год назад

The dialogue in this movie is phenomenally dumb, written by young nerds for young dorks.

@jamesboulger8705 Год назад

@@mskidi 🤣

@AJ-nd4nk 6 месяцев назад

@@jamesboulger8705I don't think the professor is upset that he isn't known. He's merely stating the obvious that the average to slightly above average individuals aren't remembered in any endeavor or field. He saw potential in Will to be a part of the very few in human history to be remembered through centuries..even millennials.

@JamesBlight-jh7rg 3 месяца назад

The point of Gerald’s bet, unspoken, is that he has no pretensions about his larger importance. Outside his goldfish bowl, the larger universe has no idea who he is, and he’s signalling to Sean that he already knows that.

@MZ-zt2lj Год назад

Any one else see how his manifesto pretty much describes and analyzes most of our societal problems 50 years ago? Like how we've have constructed a society so depressing that people need to take psychotropic drugs to get by or his critics of the academy for being career oriented and not really caring about educating students...but do care about "educating" them outside of class in subjects having nothing to do with academics all the while making vague sexual harassment policies for their male students who are their sexual competitors

@user-gn1cl9ix7p Год назад

I feel sorry for all the time your English teachers probably put in trying to teach you how to properly use punctuation.

@franciscosanz7573 Год назад

Yeah I've read his manifesto. It's cool that you left out all the mysoginy, homophobia and general awful shit. If you really believe what his manifesto says, I think you should go see a shrink.

@GTJIGPC Год назад

@@franciscosanz7573 Wow, any more -ists or -isms to poison the well some more without addressing a single one of his points?

@ATN2024 Год назад

@@GTJIGPC sexism is bad, okay?

@GTJIGPC Год назад

@@ATN2024 So are you, but in a democratic society it's incumbent upon us to hear each other out and not try to silence people with half-baked accusations.

@Agent.Wadsworth Год назад

84K a year is a lot....for 1997. Today some illiterate Zoomer is making that doing interviews on TT. By today's standards Will should've been starting at 120-40K.

@goldbrick2563 Год назад

What is TT

@Agent.Wadsworth Год назад

@@goldbrick2563 Rhymes with Click Clock

@goldbrick2563 Год назад

@@Agent.Wadsworth ah lol thanks

@Kayem967 2 месяца назад

He's dead... He's in hell if he isn't without Christ

@Flippityflap 7 месяцев назад

Ben affleck worst actor

@Winamp_ 2 месяца назад

People say this is a great script, but it's really bad writing. The way they say eachothers names in the conversations over and over. Like none would do that in a real conversation. Gerry and Sean doesnt talk without anyone else when they argue, so why would they keep saying eachothers names like a billion times?

@zazabg Год назад

RIP Ted Kaczynski!

@bogohotdogz 2 месяца назад

worst part of the clip is Ben Affleck. Didn't need to see that.

@junglemoose2164 2 года назад

Robin won an Oscar for this?!? Good grief.

@danmcgivern4057 2 года назад

Funny how your other comments on this channel are all negative. Miserable git.

@TBullsGhost 2 года назад

Jungle Goose, you reek of failure

@Legba85 2 года назад

Either do something that can beat Robin’s performance or shut the hell up.

@jeffreymeeks4051 2 года назад

This is arguably Robin's greatest film he was ever involved in and you find it lacking? Wow.

@EWAMILENAP 2 года назад

@Jungle Moose Shut the front door!

@user-gn1cl9ix7p Год назад

*direction

@_whyte.woods_1256 Год назад

Uncle Ted was 100% correct though

@dropkickirish4449 Год назад

$84,000 in 1997 is equivalent to $153,165 in 2023. Not a bad starting salary. You could buy a few dozens eggs with that. Huzzah! Get it? Because eggs are kind of expensive right now and is the hot topic at the moment. 😃

@ThisHandle444 3 месяца назад

Your comment is so fire 🔥😂

@mskidi Год назад

If you pay attention to it, most contemporary, say post late 80s, american movies that deal with drama, have unbelievably dumb dialogues. Like its written by teenage nerds.