I Watched Mrs. Doubtfire (1993) For the FIRST Time - My New FAVORITE Movie! 

This has become one my favorite movies of all time!! Thank you guys so much for the recommendation to watch this after my Jumanji reaction! So many wonderful lessons & beautiful moments in this movie, and it will stock with me for a long time ❤ I hope you enjoy the video!

Robin and Sally really fought to have it end with them apart, this movie was for everyone, but it was a love letter to kids who don't get to see their parents get back together, and show them that it'll still be ok

One of the great things about this movie is that no one is a villain. It would have been so easy to make Daniel the "good guy" and Miranda (or Stu) the "bad guy," but it's so much more powerful that they're not. Everyone is just trying to do their best to do the right thing.

At the end, Hearing him talk as Mrs Doubtfire about parents and divorce and then hearing him say “bye-bye” knowing that he’s gone now just breaks me so much 😭😭😭😭😭😭😢😢😢😢😢😢😢

Something I always loved about the movie: Pierce Brosnan's character is actually a really nice guy. He's not mean to the kids or to Miranda, or even to Mrs Doubtfire. He's a perfectly nice, charming man who'd be perfect for Miranda. I just bring this up because it's so easy in these kinds of 'couple having trouble' movies to introduce a potential new love-interest, only to have them be such a total asshole that it'll never happen. I love that not only do Daniel and Miranda not get back together, but Stu is a perfect guy to 'replace' Daniel. It helps cement the ending where Daniel and Miranda don't get back together, because they DIDN'T work as a couple.

I recommend the movie Hook. A highly underrated Robin Williams movie. Directed by Steven Spielberg, music by John Williams.

Miranda's new cellphone ringtone: Robin Williams saying "Miranda? wassup." Miranda's new text message ringtone: Pierce Brosnan saying "Hello Miranda."

39:15 Them not getting back together is what made this movie work. Forcing them to reconcile at the end would've been cliched. Also, she's dating Pierce Brosnan, so it's not like she's slumming it.

RIP Robin Williams. He's missed more than he would ever appreciate, being as humble as he was. Another hysterically funny Robin movie is 'Cadillac Man' (1990) :)

"He broke the mould when he made me, dear" was a line Robin Williams improvised. How could it not have been, it is SO clever.

I saw this movie as a child, around the time when my parents had a divorce. I was so happy to see the couple in the movie not get back together, because that felt sincere and realistic. This movie helped me understand why sometimes parents are better off apart.

|| *Matilde* (1996) starring *Mara Wilson* (Robin Williams' little daughter in this movie) Directed by *Danny DeVito* || *The Thomas Crown Affair* (1999) starring *Pierce Brosnan* & *Rene Russo* || *Cruel Intentions* (1999) starring *Michelle Gellar* & *Reese Witherspoon*

This was such a joy to watch thank you for this reaction. I grew up with this movie, but I definitely appreciate it a 100x more as an adult. To this day this still remains as one of my top favorite movies. Robin Williams will forever be a national treasure. He was taken from us too soon. 😥

Mrs. Doubtfire is undoubtedly one of the masterpieces of comedy. I remember watching the movie for the first time around the time it was released when I was about 9 or 10 years old. I laughed so hard at some scenes that it was almost necessary to call an ambulance. At the same time, the film conveyed a serious message, which was presented in an extremely warm and hopeful way. All the actors cast in the movie deserve full marks. The child actors were amazing, but the heart of the film is, of course, the comedic genius and source of endless joy, Robin Williams. Many of even the smaller scenes in the film were shot up to 30 times, and with each take, Robin brought something new, as he had an inexhaustible supply of ideas. The restaurant scene that culminates the movie was reportedly filmed over nearly three weeks.The scene where Daniel performs different voices for family court supervisor Mrs. Sellner was reportedly shot up to 80 times. Robin Williams could have improvised endlessly with new voices, and although the excellent supporting actress, the late Anne Haney, managed to keep an incredible straight face as Mrs. Sellner, undoubtedly many takes ended up in the trash due to laughter.

"The whole time? THE WHOLE TIME?!" I say that at least once a week 😂

It's pretty amazing how Robin Williams can absolutely break your heart and fill it with joy in the same film. My Mom looked exactly like Sally Field when this came out, and my parents divorced. It was close to home.

Miranda, I have to say. Stumbling over your channel(s) is one of the greatest things ever. I grew up with those films. Watching you react to them for the first time, in most cases, is really refreshing. Greetings from Munich, Germany. Regarding your question about doing different voices. I can do that and it is something you cannot really learn or rehearse. Yet you can get into character and really sink into it. However, for me it is more like a hobby - I'm an English teacher. Though, it sometimes helps in class. As they say: As a teacher you are 80% entertainer and 20% teacher. Love your reactions! You are so genuine and charming. Really brightens the day!

as a single dad, i felt this movie. it was actually painful because i always tried, i just came up short. im autistic, and was undiagnosed back then, and i think it played into it. i've had almost no contact with my 2 kids, but their mom did do a great job with them. one does physical therapy and the other is into machining, and army guard. im super proud of them, but i wish i could have been a bigger part of their lives. im a disabled vet and went through a terrible time for several years until i was rescued by an old highschool flame, who is now my wife (she had two kids and we now have one together, been here for over a decade and we're still going. sometimes the first run isnt the right one). it doesnt make up for the fact that i wasn't their dad as i should have been. i couldnt care for them, and eventually she found someone else to step in, and he did a good job. i thank him for that, as i have said to her. im just a broken person, and im glad that my wife now knows what i am, and lets me contribute as i can without tearing me down for how i cant.

It always makes this old man happy when a movie of this quality can hit home so thoroughly with a person as young as yourself! Not many have that ability at such a tender age.

Ive seen this movie over 50 times at least. When i was little i didnt really understand the ending too much. My parents were together, it didnt have as much of an effect. My parents divorced when i was in middle school, and even now as a nearly 35 year old it causes me to burst i to tears. When Robin Willis died i took the day off from work. I was devestated. The love and laughter that he spread means the world to so many of my generation. Thank you for your amazing reactions.

"Moscow on the Hudson" is a great early 80s RW's movie both set in Moscow (USSR) and NYC about a "transplant." It's a heartfelt, funny, sad, and poignant film for the time.

When I saw this as a teenager in the early 2010's, it became one of my biggest inspirations for being the voice impressionist I am today! I'm not an official VA yet, but I'm gonna keep working hard to make my dream a reality!

Speaking as a make-up director for my alma mater, those latex and foam masks are very hot to wear, and it's hell if you're claustrophobic. But if you've got the right artist and have no access to CGI. You can transform a person (safely) into someone or something else entirely unrecognizable. It's my favorite aspect of theater and theatre. My favorite effect to put on someone is bruises. The make-up palates for bruises and different injuries are so pretty and wide-ranging. Not to mention the person looking like they just went through hell to make the audience feel something. To me, that is what theater is. Telling a story of someone else through yourself ❤️ Please forgive the long post, I love you and your work. Keep it up!!

If you thought Robin had a lot of bloopers in this, he apparently had so much extra material for his character Genie in Aladdin, that they could have made a second movie. Loving your videos by the way, your laughter is addictive

As weird as it sounds, thank you for crying at the end. I am really emotional and a lot of movies make me cry. Nobody seems to understand at all though why this movie makes me cry. That speech at the end is so sad. Imagining the pain, confusion, sadness and even anger of a young child experiencing her parents divorcing. The way he approaches that is so beautiful and hits me so hard every time. I adore this movie

For the little girl in this movie: Mathilda For Sally Field/Miranda: Steel Magnolias

Robin Williams won the Oscar for best supporting actor in 'Good Will Hunting', and nominated three times for Best Actor; 'Dead Poet's Society', 'Fisher King' and 'Good Morning, Vietnam'. Watch em all!

Saw a comment on another reaction that apparently originally they were meant to get back together but several people, including Robin Williams, begged them to reconsider. I think the main reason was that they didn't want to give false hope to children of divorced parents.

This movie is fantastic on so many levels. Every time you watch it, you pick something new. A lot of Robin's dialogue here was improvised by him. Killer line after killer line.

I seen this movie so many times as a kid. It can speak to anyone, at any age, when you're ayoung kid, you like the slapstick humour most, when you're a teen, you learn about the fragility of a relationship, when an adult, the absolute lengths you will go to for your kids, the memory of your own father who you only realize now did so much more than you realize, and the universal truth, that no matter what, mom and dad will love you. Edit: also I've turned nearly as hairy as Robin Williams now, so that's fun. haha

How have you gone this long without seeing these Robin Williams classics????

No matter how many times I see this movie, every time that ending with Mrs Doubtfire reads that letter, it always make me cry.

It means SO MUCH to see someone react to the movie that initially inspired me to start acting in such a genuine, emotional way. This reaction made me so incredibly happy, and was exactly what I needed today. Thank you. 🥲 And you're a theatre fan (assuming because you loved the references)? AND you're from Ohio? Can we be best friends?? 🥺🥺

I've seen this movie a million times and the more times I watch it, the harder I cry. I relate to this movie being a child of separated parents, though I ended up living with my dad and developing, along with my two brothers, a best friend relationship. Unfortunately our dad passed away in 2022, but his mark on my life is present every day. So thank you for this lovely reaction video to one of my absolute favourite movies which reminded me of him in all the best ways. ♥

The thing about Pierce Brosnon in this movie is he’s actually a good guy, so it’s hard to hate him.

Another of my favorite Robin Williams movies is Bicentennial Man. Its highly underrated, but shows his comedic genius. As always, enjoyed your reaction.

I grew up watching Mrs. Doubtfire as a kid and seeing this again actually hurts me because Robin Williams is no longer with us. Actually, I saw the movie with my mom, and you don't imagine how much this movie made me cry especially with the ending, which was so beautiful. After watching Mrs. Doubtfire, I told my mom "Sometimes I wish someone could have saved Robin's live", while I couldn't hold back tears. By the way, thank you for making this movie reaction.

I Have So Many Of His Movie's,Love Them All Classics

One thing I loved re watching this as an adult was that Daniel and Miranda don’t get back together, but that the happy ending is being able to work out their differences and move on with the change in a positive way. I also loved that Stuart was actually a good person and cared for the children. This movie had nuances and I loved that

1983 -The survivors 1984- Moscow on the Hudson 1987 -Good Morning Vietnam 1991 - Hook 1992 - Aladdin 1996 - Jack 1998 - Patch Adams 1999 - bicentennial Man 2006 - RV 2006 - Man of the year

Hi Miranda, just a note: the lady that played Miranda's (Sally Field's) lawyer, was the eldest child in the TV Show, "The Nanny" with Fran Drescher.

Not sure if you've seen Good Will Hunting, but it's one of Williams' best serious roles. He is absolutely perfect in it, and it's an amazing film.

That ending speech still moves me to tears all these years later. As a kid of divorce and a parent of kids of divorce, it hits deep.

For what it's worth, these are Robin Williams movies that are must see - Aladdin, Good Will Hunting, The Birdcage and Good Morning Vietnam.

One of the greatest honors in my life was getting to work with Robin Williams. He was such a gentle soul ❤

"He broke the mold when he made me. Made me very special." He sure as fuck did, Robin.

39:41 - brings a tear to the eye when he says "bye, bye"...such a great loss to humanity was the legend of Robin Williams! I heard he used to hire homeless people as extras wherever he was filming and he helped out around 1,500 homeless people! In this shitty day and age where everyone has something to say and gets offended by everything, this man had the most gentle soul and did nothing except spread joy throughout the world! If only he knew how much he was loved maybe he'd still be here...💔😢 I grew up watching this film and watching it grown up hits different too because you get and see things that you'd never see as a child watching it! My parents divorced when I was around 8 or 9 and it was a messy one! Even as young as I was I wanted them to separate because of the constant, and sometimes violent, arguing... the fact that they don't get back together makes it much more realistic especially when he says... "Oh, my dear Katie. You know, some parents, when they’re angry, they get along much better when they don’t live together. They don’t fight all the time, and they can become better people, and much better mummies and daddies for you. And sometimes they get back together. And sometimes they don’t, dear. And if they don’t, don’t blame yourself. Just because they don’t love each other anymore, doesn’t mean that they don’t love you. There are all sorts of different families, Katie. Some families have one mommy, some families have one daddy, or two families. And some children live with their uncle or aunt. Some live with their grandparents, and some children live with foster parents. And some live in separate homes, in separate neighborhoods, in different areas of the country - and they may not see each other for days, or weeks, months… even years at a time. But if there’s love, dear… those are the ties that bind, and you’ll have a family in your heart, forever. All my love to you, poppet, you’re going to be all right… bye-bye..." ❤❤❤❤

"The whole time? the whole time. THE WHOLE TIME!?!" will always be iconic, haha. so glad you loved it!

Robin Williams saved Pierce Brosnans career with that movie (According to Brosnan)...also this movie makes tough grown man cry..I have seen 2m tall military guys who started crying watching this..this is how awesome that film is

If youve never seen Good Will Hunting, it is such a Robin Williams gem. Matt Damon and Ben Affleck directed the movie and it is amazing.

I was 8 back in 1993....this film brings back simpler times.

Robin Williams was a great actor. He made the best comedies and could also do the deepest dramas so well you could feel his feelings through his acting. Truly one of the greats!

A common aspect of these films, including Mrs. Doubtfire and Good Morning Vietnam, is the remarkable ability of Robin Williams and the screenwriters behind him to fuse drama and comedy so naturally and meaningfully. It's a testament to a mature literary approach that takes seriousness and humor as complementary. The best humor often comes from a dark place, allowing us to face otherwise hard subjects with greater ease. Contrast that with so much writing now that just forces "un-seriousness" for the sake of it with no sense of context or realistic balance. Definitely part of a larger American cultural shift, but I'm grateful we have had so many great works and a good portion of them thanks to Williams.

Just discovered your channel, and loved your reaction to this. Mrs Doubtfire is my favorite Robin Williams movie. He was a one in a million human. Not sure if you'll see/read this, but I feel like you'd enjoy the movie Dutch with Ed O'Neill (Al Bundy from Married With Children) if you've never seen it. It's a road trip, potential step dad versus spoiled, potential step son movie, with tons of funny and heartfelt moments. Keep up the great work on your channel, and I hope to see more great content. 😀👍

Love Seeing Your Reactions To All These Great Movie's Sweetheart 😘

The part in the restaurant where his teeth fall into the glass , no one in the cast knew that would happen . It wasn't even in the script . So the reaction of when his teeth come out are REAL.

This movie is already a comedy classic, top of the list. Your complete and utter joy watching it was very infectious.

This is what I call a great reaction. I’ve seen this film so many times that I take it for granted. But to see you express so much joy one moment, and cry the next, was an absolute pleasure and reminded me of how it was when I saw the film for the very first time. I only recent,y discovered your channel but you’re fast becoming g one of my favourite reactors. Thank you.

Great reactions.. I have one for you its a good comedy from 1975 called The adventure of Sherlock Holmes smarter brother

Mrs. Doubtfire is Robin Williams at his finest! This was the first movie I saw more than once in theaters. After I saw it with my friend I dragged my mom to see it with me because she is a huge Robin Williams fan and I didn't want her to miss it in theaters.

Robin Williams' best (and most underrated) role is in Death to Smoochy (2002). It's the role he was born to play.

Rip To A Great Actor, Comedian Robin Williams, We Still Miss You Always

You have been the same reaction as I am every time I saw this masterpiece ... Have everything .. 90% laugh and 10% sad moments ... Thanks for the react ... now you have a new follower 🤩🤩

This was a really great movie that meant something to me as a kid. My mom died when I was 7, and for a while I was kind of jealous and bitter when I was around families that were still together. But the message at the end about there being all kinds of different families, and love being the key. really helped me to feel better about my situation. For a little while, I watched this whenever I was sad about my life. It really did help a little bit along with all the other help I was getting from my dad and in therapy. Looking forward to what's next! ✌🤓 MILD SPOILERS FOR "GOOD MORNING VIETNAM": "Good Morning Vietnam's" comedic bits did not age well. It's very referential comedy, and a lot of the jokes require that you know about pop culture from WAY before my time and probably yours. So a lot of the comedy just doesn't hit anymore. That's the problem with comedy based on what's popular at the time. Those references get old and eventually viewers don't get it anymore. I still recommend watching it, because it's still a good story and Robin WIlliams is always entertaining, but the comedy Isn't all that funny when you don't get 80% of it. Fortunately, from what I've seen, most of your viewers seem supportive and reasonable, so hopefully they'll understand that the humor is outdated. I was really shocked when another reactor was recommended "Good Morning Vietnam," didn't understand the jokes and thus had a very mixed opinion of the movie, and then the comments were FILLED with hate about respecting the classics, and being too dumb to get it, etc. Some people really need to adjust their attitudes. Some of the "classics" just don't hit with modern audiences. They're just too outdated to have the punch they used to for a variety of reasons.

Some Robin suggestions, if you haven’t seen them: Hook, Patch Adams, Aladdin, Good Morning Vietnam, Good Will Hunting- HIGHLY recommend… I’m sure there are more but they aren’t coming to me right now. I’m so glad you enjoyed this one!

You are fast becoming my favorite movie reviewer! Love you like this one so much! I'm a huge halloween fan, so the foam prosthetic faces are a go-to because they move when your face does and creeps people out!

I saw this in the theater when it came out and had to remain sitting for a while after the ending. There was no chance of reconciliation between my parents. But it was meant to be a part of my life. Even if I had the power to change one part of my past it would have a profound impact on my life today. It was necessary. I was very lucky to watch most of Robin Williams' early success even before this movie and I truly thank God for that. I look forward to any more RW content you might add. The only way I can be sure to see it is if I hit subscribe and notifications. I'm sorry, but you're now stuck with me. Take care, Miranda

This is probably my favorite Robin Williams movie. It runs the gamut from hilarious to heartbreaking. I know the ending is not what you expected, but I think it was real; Daniel and Miranda could not stay married, but they could become friends who happened to have kids. And they both can go ahead with their careers and ultimately their lives. So glad you enjoyed it.

Love you're video reactions, just watched you're Indiana Jones Raiders and Temple of Doom videos and Mrs Doubtfire and loved seeing you react, I am also massive fan of the dance number at the start of Indi 2 too. Keep up the great work! Some recommendations: The Parent Trap 1998 Lucas 1986 Space Camp 1986 Summer Rental 1985 Free Willy 1993

This one came out shortly before my parents' divorce and as a kid this movie helped me cope with it a little better. No, they don't get back together and even though that made the ending bittersweet I'm so glad they went with Robin Williams' and Sally Field's advice and changed it to its current ending. Even though it hurts, it's much more real.

This movie actually came out the year my parents got divorced; aspects of it mirrored my life quite a bit. My parents got shared custody because my my dad was a great guy, so my mom didn't want to take us away from him when she moved out; in fact, they decided together that my older sisters and I would live primarily with my dad (because my older sisters had already established friendships at our new school, and because I as the only boy needed a paternal role model), and my 6-year-old sister would live primarily with our mom, because she needed a maternal influence. They alternated weekends, with my little sister coming to our house one weekend, and my older sisters and I going to our mom's the following weekend. We'd spend the school year with Dad and most of the summer with Mom, and they took turns with holidays. The hard and hurt feelings in this movie were familiar to us, too. For four to six months after the divorce, they said some kinda mean things about each other to us kids, until they remembered that they were best friends. My mother remarried, but she remained close friends with my dad (my step-dad even became good friends with my dad) until he passed away in 2009. Even though they had divorced 16 years earlier, my mother and her entire family (her mom, dad and six siblings) were all at his funeral sobbing, because they all still had been very close friends with him. This movie has meant a lot to my family, and we watched our VHS copy of it until it practically fell apart. I see a lot of people arguing in this comment section about whose character was worse, Robin Williams's or Sally Field's, because one did this and the other did that, but they're both just people, and people make a lot of dumb decisions, usually with the best intentions. Danny wanted his children to have a fun and carefree childhood, and Miranda wanted her children safe and prepared for adulthood. Neither was wrong, because they both just wanted the best for their children, even though they didn't exactly see eye to eye on what that was. The divorce was a bit messy, both of them wanted to be with their kids, not take them away from each other. The ending monologue has held significant meaning for me and my family since the movie came out, even more so since my father's passing. My mother, my siblings, and I (and even my best friend) never fall to express our love for each other as we part ways/hang up the phone, even if we'd been arguing or angry with each other. This movie and everyone in it are wonderful, and Robin Williams was a gift to the world. I don't know what exactly he was going through that made him take his own life, I think it might've been health-related, but he didn't deserve whatever it was. My father was a lot like him - charming, funny, personable and caring - and the world is worse off without the two of them in it. If you're reading this and you've made it this far, I highly encourage you to watch the Robin Williams video on the T&H channel, or really any interview of him. The man has said many profound things in his life, and they deserve to be remembered and taken to heart.

The Fisher King is a under rated Robin Williams movie that shows both sides of his much missed talent.

Great choice! But I've come to the conclusion that your videos are therapy!!! So, thank you again for another dose of laughter and joy!

🔥 ★ - *Bicentennial Man* (1999) ★ - *Hook* (1991) ★ - *Patch Adams* (1998)

I have a lot of sympathy for Miranda as a character in this film; I think people disregard her because Robin’s character comes off as so fun, and we love him so much as an actor. But if we look at them as people, she clearly says that he couldn’t be a serious adult - always between jobs, never really talking about feelings, etc. She had to take on more responsibility, more work - he wasn’t cleaning or cooking prior to taking on the Mrs. Doubtfire persona, and I think any person in her shoes would then start to build resentment towards their partner/husband, no matter how fun he seemed. He needed some personal responsibility. No one in this film is the bad guy to me; just flawed people all learning to communicate better, fix themselves and trying their best 💜

Great reaction. It's a great comedy, but also a great family drama. It deals with tough but important issues in a hilarious and touching way that anyone can appreciate, but that even a kid as young as Maddie could understand.

Your reaction to this had all the feels. Loved it. The Haunted Mask Goosebumps reference 👌. I'm 37 and this movie and Robin Williams were my childhood. Haha you getting excited over every moment was joy. 😀. Robin Williams brought so much happiness and laughter.

Your reactions were so cute.

I’ve seen this movie at least 10 plus times it’s so good Robin is amazing as always

I watched this movie when I was 10. As I kid, it was the first time I felt happy endings were not a given in film, the fact that they remained divorced was hard at the time, but not making it a happy-happy ending made the film more real and withstand the passing of time even more.

I am amazed how many people never mention “Bicentennial Man” when we talk about Robin Williams movies. I am seriously bawling my eyes out at the end of that movie every. single. time.

Fun fact: The Aerosmith song "Dude Looks like a Lady" is what inspired this whole film. They said if there was no "Dude looks like a Lady" there wouldn't have been a Mrs. Doubtfire.

I enjoy Robin Williams too. Here are some suggestions of lesser known RW movies but all are very good. 1) Bicentennial Man - A sci fi comedy/drama based on the writings of Issac Asimov. Very thought provoking and timely. 2) Awakenings - Drama based on a true story. Also stars Robert de Niro. 3) Noel - An excellent Christmas movie starring Susan Sarandon. Robin plays a critical part in the movie but for some reason his role is not credited. Also starring Penelope Cruz, Paul Walker, and Alan Arkin. Seemingly unrelated character crises prove to be interconnected resulting in an emotionally satisfying resolution. Penelope Cruz does a little dance that any heterosexual man on the planet would find irresistible.

Robin was a great actor. First watched him on the show Mork and Mindy. The scene with the whip cream falling into the coffee was an accidental ad lib that stayed in the movie. 😅😊

Hi Miranda!🙂"Good Morning Vietnam" was huge when it came out at the theaters. It holds up very well, too! Somebody knows her music.😉The song choices are great here. If you want to watch a funny film about getting a new perspective you should watch "Overboard" (1987). This was a very funny film with Robin Williams talents on full display. Great enthusiastic reactions to this well made and timeless film, Miranda!!!🎬👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

My parents divorced when I was 6, in 1992. A year later Mrs. Doubtfire was released. I grew up on this movie. And with Robin Williams. Robin's character in this movie was a lot like my dad. Imperfect, funny, and loved spending time with me. Even had the hairy arms. And although divorced, made the effort. He wanted to be in my life. Both of my parents did. I'm lucky in that way, not every kid's parent wants to be in their life, but mine did, even though they didn't like each other anymore. I'm 38 now. My parents are no longer here. I miss them every day. I have their wedding album, for when they first were married in 1974, when they were in their early 20s. Full of life, laughing together. I like to think of them that way. I miss Robin too. When he passed, the little girl in this movie Mara Wilson, who is all grown up now, had a blog where she talks about this time with Robin, and I remember this quote from her blog, "“If you can affect someone when they’re young, you are in their heart forever. It is remarkable how many lives Robin touched, and how many people said, just as I had, that he reminded them of their fathers. I suppose - could I really end this any other way? - we’re all his goddamn kids, too." RIP Mom, Dad, and Robin.

I’ve always loved this movie. Every few years I find myself being in the mood to watch it again. I’ve seen it a good 8 times, probably.

Hey, a fellow Ohio resident! I used to live near Cleveland and graduated high school a little further south! This movie was so great, I had it on VHS when I was younger. (Yes, I'm THAT old.) Nice to see someone love it as much as I did!😊

_Directed by _*_CHRIS COLUMBUS_* || - Bicentennial Man (1999) || - Gremlins 2: The New Batch (1990) _------------->-_- MUST WATCH -_-

“There’s never a bad time to laugh”, you’d say? Was visiting my sister & brother-in-law’s church. The church’s format allows for a congregant to go up th the stage, when moved, to share a scripture or word of encouragement. A lady shared at the mic and referenced account in Mark 21 where people were bringing financial offerings for the temple treasury. Her exact words that started me laughing, “And the people came to deliver their tithes…offerings…whatever…”. It was the way she said the word “whatever”. In my hearing of the word “whatever”, my mind heard it said like a rebellious teen being sassy and declaring “WHATEVER!” Like some spoiled Valley Girl. So, I began to chuckle to myself. This lady is speaking so sincerely, the congregation is quiet, listening. And I’m choking down my laughter. Trying to stop, my family glancing my way. Tears in my eyes. “WHATEVER” is all I hear in my head. The more I try to compose myself, the more it backfires. Eventually I got it under control, but that was an inappropriate time to be laughing.

You are fun to watch movies with...and you don't cuss! Thank you....I just subbed.💗 This masterpiece is timeless! The acting was gr8, humor and soundtracks on point and a phenomenal message! I look forward to you reacting to some other gr8 flicks with top notch acting like "MAID IN MANHATTAN" with Jennifer Lopez , "BLAST FROM THE PAST" staring Brendan Fraser and "THE BUCKET LIST" Staring Morgan Freeman and Jack Nicholson.

Amazing reaction!! Thank you for this!!

Hey Miranda, another great reaction...WOW! If you are looking for movies with Robin Williams, you HAVE to watch "The Birdcage"...soooooo good! Another seriously good sleeper is the Steven Speilberg movie "Always" with Richard Dreyfuss, Holly Hunter, John Goodman and Audrey Hepburn!

I saw this movie when it first came out. I was going through a fight to keep my children, I was not allowed to see or speak to them for over 2 years. I eventually got them back. Needless to say I did not enjoy this movie at the time. This is the first time since then that I have watched it. I must say you have saved this movie for me, thank you.

If you haven't already seen it, watch Hook, another great Robin Williams movie.

My parents divorced when I was so young, I have no memories of them being a couple. Mrs. Doubtfire was a huge comfort to me as a kid. The ending was exactly what it should have been. I highly recommend you check out Cinema Therapy's reaction to this film. (And the channel itself if you're not familiar. Their content is top-tier in my opinion.)

I watched this movie in cinema and as a kid i loved it. However, the more times you watch it, the more you will realize, this is NOT a happy movie. Its a really spot on depiction of breaking up and the problems around it. With any other actor, this movie would be dark or even downright depressive. I recommend the reunion video here on YT sadly without Robin Williams, but even after 30years they are so sweet to another

I mean this in the best way possible: I love how easily excited you are! from the first note of the movie haha really enjoy watching you watch my childhood movies with this much glee

An amazing Robin Williams movie is, "What Dreams May Come". It's not a comedy... It is an emotional rollercoaster, but definitely worth watching at least once. However, if you do ever watch it, I recommend having tissues near by... You will need them.

I love your channel so much, finding out abt ur channel is like you finding out about these great movies, it's so much fun, u share so many thoughts and go indepth with a deep discussion, you enjoy so many subtle aspects of the filmmaking. Nice!