Robin Williams is Hilarious! MRS. DOUBTFIRE (1993) Movie Reaction!! FIRST TIME WATCHING 

Yeah his What Dreams May Come will rip your heart out.

@@IceKnight81 and you can't help but smile when you here GOOOOD Mornnning Vietnaaaaaam.

"So it was quite LITERALLY...the drink that killed him."

funniest line in the entire film

I didn’t get that when I was little but hearing it as an adult I cracked up 😂

I agree its great, but the hot flash line still holds a special place in my heart

@@applejayz1987 - "Look at this. My first day as a woman... and I'm getting hot flashes."

I really appreciate that.

Yeah, it would’ve been a bit too cliche if they went through with that.

I remember actually owning a video version with the original ending so when I watched the ending where they didn't get back together, I was so confused

@@JERBYTUBE It was actually filmed? I didn't think it was.

@@RB01.10 well i definitely saw it many times as a kid

and in this case, "Actress" haha

Most reviewers at the time of "Moscow on the Hudson" had "Mork on the brain," but I'd stopped watching that before the rot set in. By the time "Vladimir Ivanov" was living with "Lionel Witherspoon" in Harlem, I thought he was "Russian enough."

which is Understandable and Relatable

@@marlonclark1896 Same!! Having parents who got divorce parents in high school. This felt realistic to me and glad they kept it like that

I recommend her movie ‘My Name Is Dorris’ she made a few years ago. It’s adorable.

Her whole performance in that part was so great! So realistic. Had me laughing so hard 🤣

For some serious Robin Williams role movies watch "Awakening" and "Good Will Hunting" you will love both of those movies👍

Also Dead Poets Society, The Fisher King, Good Morning Vietnam and Night at the Museum Trilogy. He's Wonderful in Every Film he made.

For a dark drama role, take a look at "One Hour Photo."

Despite only being a bit-part he was even wonderful in “Dead Again.”

My favorite movies of Robin Williams by far are The Birdcage, Bicentennial Man, and Toys.

Amen! And that they didn't get back together in the end.

He could be antagonistic and he seemed a bit….insincere when he was first introduced, but yeah, I’m glad he wasn’t an actual bad guy. Daniel was actually more antagonistic than he was.

She was also in Miracle on 34th Street

She’s also Ben Shapiro’s cousin. Look it up! 😁

@@Kylesb You beat me to it!

@Gregory Mason She wasn't in Drop Dead Fred, although there is an even better reason to watch THAT film...

Agreed. I have grown up watching this movie and it gets funnier each time.

When they recorded Robins lines on Aladdin, they probably gave him his lines, put the recording on and left him alone in the studio for the night alone and came to see what gold they have tapes full in the morning for the animators. xD

He was actually in Hamlet.

Actually I think that honor went to Lou Costello. He was the only one who was never given any lines in the Abbott & Costello films. They gave everyone else lines and just turned Costello loose to do his thing. All he got was the story line and stage directions for scenes.

@@toodlescae That's debatable. I will not agree or disagree. It all comes down to personal opinion and personally I feel that Williams was the best. Costello was excellent, I just prefer Williams.

@@donaldseale2700 I agree. Every one has their favorites. I used to watch Abbott & Costello with my grandma and then one of my nephews watched them with me. First time he watched he laughed so hard at Costello that he fell off the couch...lol. He was SO impressed that he could be so funny without a single swear word...lol.

Yes i was very sad too.and i still am.i miss him so much

I love him so much in Jumanji....

I'm not sure I agree that Daniel learned how he failed Miranda as a partner. Like...she told him while he was disguised as Mrs. Doubtfire. But I think the fact that he still blames her for "taking his kids away" because she didn't say anything when the judge announced his decision is more of the same behavior that made her want the divorce in the first place: he takes no responsibility for his actions and when things go wrong, he makes her out to be the bad guy. That's what she says in the beginning: "You will not make me out to be some kind of monster here!" He wronged her in a BIG way. And he doesn't want to take responsibility. It's always about him needing his kids with him. It's never about how he treated her, or her happiness, or even what the kids need. And in the final court room scene, it hasn't changed. The closest he comes is saying "they need me as much as I need them."

@@kateiannacone2698 I mean I wouldn’t say he’s done a full 180 by the end of the film, but I think that scene where Miranda is venting about how unhappy she was with Daniel is a super important one because it’s where Daniel realizes the depths of the communication issues that they had. He might not be able to stop himself from being bitter but he does have the realization that he was a crappy partner…for the movie to be perfect they could’ve had him apologize to her for that, but then again how many men do you know in real life with that kind of self-awareness?

My parents had a really messy divorce and custody war. This movie helped.

which is very relatable

Neither did his son Zak recognised him as Mrs Doubtfire.

And I hope to return to theatres hopefully this year.

It wouldn't be the same as it may bomb and win a ton of Razzies.

She's a double Oscar winner. They like her. They really, really like her.

I disagree that she was keeping the kids from him to be cruel. It was the court's decision, and even when they first announced it, she didn't look happy about it. When she came to pick them up in that first scene, first of all, the anger was still fresh for both of them, so neither wanted to see the other. But when the kids didn't come out, she came in and saw his house was a wreck, he still had no job, he showed her absolutely no respect (though granted that was a two-way street, but when anger is that intense and that fresh, very few people are even interested in trying to see the other's P.O.V.). But she was willing to consider letting them have the extra time with their dad after school until their 5 year old parrots him, saying "we're his God damn kids too!" And he couldn't even accept responsibility for that. He tried to blame the kid by dismissing it as "kids say the darnedest things!" So he kinda ruined that for himself. The second time, she was more impressed, and I think would have been more willing to consider working something out, except that it would mean getting rid of Mrs. Doubtfire, which, granted, I don't think is really great justification, but it wasn't out of cruelty. After he was outed, again, it was the court's decision, and he blames her for not saying anything to defend him. But frankly, were I in her shoes, I'd have done more than just not say anything. I'd have asked for a restraining order. He entered her home (and employment) under false pretenses, she confided in him things she wouldn't have if she’d known who he really was, he gave her "advice" that was manipulative and controlling and deliberately tried to sabotage her love life, and he assaulted her boyfriend with a fruit and later tried to poison him. And still, even after hearing her side of the story as Mrs. Doubtfire, he makes her out to be the villain for not defending him to the judge, rather than accept that these were the consequences for his actions. Edit: Just stating for the record, I do actually enjoy this movie as a fun, family film, but with a different actor and different direction, it could easily be a horror movie

@@kateiannacone2698 it already is a horror movie but for dads

@@Aiveq hmm... Alright, you have my interest. Why specifically for dads?

​@@kateiannacone2698 because dads understand that "father" is not meritocratic position. whats important is not how good you are with kids but how good woman feels about you who had your kids. Robin was perfect for this role cuz if not for his charm... people would lynch any other actor acting like that. reverse gender then remove divorce and you would'bough

Yes. Whenever that chubby gal at Subway is dropping her boobs in my sandwich as she makes it, I always think of this movie.

Mara Wilson*

Thank you! Definitely excited to see more of Robin Williams.

*Comedic

If the parents got back together I think it wouldn't of made sense and would of somewhat ruined the ending

@@TimotheeReacts completely agree! I’m laughing because I just realised that how got auto corrected to god in my comment 😂

Movie is great but Yah, I don't think this movie would be made today.