THESE TWO WERE INCREDIBLE TOGETHER! | Good Will Hunting (1997) Movie Reaction *FIRST TIME WATCHING* 

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Fun fact, ben Affleck and Matt Damon won an oscar for writing this movie, and Robin Williams won his first oscar for best supporting actor. Amazing film.

"Dead Poets Society" is a must watch casting ofc Robin Williams and a young Ethan Hawke

I can’t make it through the It’s not you fault scene without crying. It gets me every single time.

You guys know that Ben Affleck and Matt Damon wrote this too right? And there is a hilarious interview with Matt Damon where he says someone from the FCC or something approached them because they liked the script but wanted to be able to broadcast it on cable TV, so they asked if Matt and Ben could reduce the number of times they said F$!k in the movie, because the limit for cable was like 6x or something. Matt replied saying yeah, how many are we over? And they were over by like 120 or something, hahahahhaha 😂

The scene where Robin is talking about his wife farting wasn't scripted and the laughing was genuine, you can she the camera shake slightly during the scene bc the cameraman was laughing too 😁

I CACKLED when Zuff sang that he wanted a girlfriend at 21:54 😂 And after watching the full reaction, I love how much Zuff loves love. Y’all need to set that man up PRONTO

The part with Robin telling Matt “it’s not your fault” over and over really fucking hit as someone with trauma. That’s the one line I wanted someone to tell me that genuinely meant it and not tell me in that passive “yeah yeah let me tell you this so you can stfu and I can go home to and watch my tv” kind of way. And the way Matt Damon breaks down in that scene hurts beyond anything because you can just tell that’s one of those cries from the depth of your soul with the utmost pain you can ever feel. Idk if he’s just that good of an actor or he actually related personally to it but damn it hurts every time.

“I’m like crumpled up in a little ball over here bro!” Me too dude me too

I have always thought when Will names his older brothers it's all the other kids he was in foster homes with. That's why he can name them so easily. They were supposed to be his big brothers but they never were for real.

This is such a beautiful and touching movie such a well deserved best picture winner with standout performances from all rip robin williams so glad you guys loved it

Minnie (skylar) was told by producers that she wasn’t near pretty enough for the part. Imagine the chemistry we would have lost if they had picked someone more “conventional”

"I am glowing inside!" haha the guy on the left is so likeable. Never seen your channel before but great reaction to a great movie. Cheers brothers.

The fact that Ben and Matt wrote this screenplay in their early twenties, just blows my mind. RIP Robin...

As someone whose parent abused them at a young age, i can never get through the "It's not your fault" scene without sobbing! That single scene is the reason i've watched this movie as many times as i have. Even without that scene, this movie is amazing, but that scene...

This was certainly a symbiotic relationship; I believe Will helped counsel Sean to reduce his isolation, to "put his cards on the table" again. Will even helped the Ben Afleck character become a helper of people, as well. Sean found the good Will Hunting under all the pain, behind the bad behavior.

One little detail that always cracks me up is when Will and Sean are in Sean's office for the session after the one where Will just counted the seconds. In this next session, Will's just sitting there, and Sean is whistling. I've always wondered if Robin Williams improvised what to whistle because what he chose was hilarious -- it's a Barbra Streisand song called "People," and the line he's whistling is "People who need people are the luckiest people in the world..." Which is hilariously pointed given he's trying to get Will to finally talk and say something honest about himself and that it's okay to lean on and need other people in your life rather than pushing people away and being alone. So every time I watch that scene, I tip my hat to Robin, because I wouldn't be surprised if he improv'd that music choice and it's probably the most fitting thing for the subject of the film. Cracks me up and impresses me at the same time. I love how Robin's mind worked. ❤

I have no idea how people can not cry during this movie, hits me so hard everytime during “That” conversation.

You three are awesome. I really enjoy how emotionally intelligent you all are.

I love this movie so much, and you can tell Matt and Ben were both super mature even at that age yet still had that boyish humor to them, which is why this entire movie feels so incredibly authentic. I would watch a hundred movies written by them.

For me, the movie wasn't about Will getting with Skylar. It was about him opening up, dealing with his past or walking the path of becoming free. So it doesn't have an open ending :) Plus, I don't think he's quite ready to say love yet. It would be a whole second movie with him changing and them growing together, building a new life

This movie started as a play script Matt Damon wrote in college and he & Ben Affleck ended up winning an Oscar for writing! It’s such a fantastic character driven film, still one of my favs! Awesome reactions guys ❤️

Since rob said he likes matt damon and robin williams together on screen i have a feeling he would like beautiful boy (2018) ,it has timothee chalamet and steve carell , their acting was phenomenal it made me cry lol

love love love this movie. great touches on how we socially treat masculinity and how it can mentally harm our guys. and rip robin the goat

17:08 "it's Rob..." "...in..."

This is one of the best movies ever. That wife-farting bit was all improv by Robin as well. The laughter is all real. Robin was a huge part of my childhood. That being said, RIP to Robin Williams. The man who taught us all how to perform "REAL" magic.

I so desperately want Robin Williams for a therapist. God damn he was so excellent in this movie.

12:00 I have watched this movie no less than 40 times. Yet this viewing here is the first time I noticed that Will was wearing the jacket of the guy who used to beat the shit out of him in kindergarten. LOL He stole the dudes jacket? That is greatness. How the hell have I been missing that?

The "fumbled the bag" conversation at the end there had me rolling lmao 🤣🤣

I believe the term, “Good” before a name is a reference from the Puritans. Before Mister and Misses, they referred to men and women as Goodman/Goodwife followed by their last name. The women was shortened to Goody then their name. The book/movie The Crucible uses it often. I think the men’s use of Goodman was shortened to Good. So Master/Mister Will Hunting would be Good Will Hunting.

I watch movies so passively. I appreciate how you all see plot points so obviously that I don’t predict.

I haven’t even watched your reaction yet, but I know you guys will love this. 😂 I always really enjoy your reactions and this is one of my favorite movies of all time! Love from London 🥰

"where's the 'good' in 'good will hunting'?"... it's when Sean (RW)'s shouting at the professor saying "he's a Good kid!" 👍

"Son of a bitch. Stole my line." Robin improvised that line & is way better than the original just smile

I don't know if there is anyone out there who loves love more than Zuff does. You need to watch the Before Trilogy

Robin just said the last line. Not scripted at all but so good, they kept it in.

The way they deliver the lines make this movie what it is. It’s so authentic. You forget you’re watching a movie. ❤️❤️❤️

This is a masterclass of a film.

The acting is everything. Everyone’s character is so different but cater to each other. 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

Zuff’s humor/jokes are so underrated lol

the three of you are so sweet and completely invested during this reaction! It was a pleasure to watch this film again with you. THANKS.

“Fuck you (ewe)” “You’re the shepherd” I must have forgotten that

Their chemistry is immaculate. 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾

Matt Damon & Ben Affleck (not Casey Affleck lol) wrote this themselves when they were in their very early 20's. Idk if it was the very 1st thing they did but it was what made them famous. They are both great! Robin Williams...no words can express how much I truly love this man. I think him & George Carlin are the only people I never met, but can honestly say, I loved. When he died I grieved like he was my family. It broke my heart:( Definitely great choice for the movie & R.I.P.-Robin

My all time favorite movie. Just the script hits the heartstrings. And the performances 👌

i do believe this movie wouldnt have been the same without elliott smith on the soundtrack. what a truly perfect movie.

Guy in the Middle: "𝑅𝑜𝑏𝑖𝑛 𝑊𝑖𝑙𝑙𝑖𝑎𝑚𝑠 𝑖𝑠 𝑑𝑟𝑜𝑝𝑝𝑖𝑛𝑔 𝑘𝑛𝑜𝑤𝑙𝑒𝑑𝑔𝑒 𝑟𝑖𝑔ℎ𝑡 𝑛𝑜𝑤." No, you're wrong, he's pointing out that all Will has is knowledge, what he lacks is the experience that turns knowledge into wisdom, and THAT is what he's dropping, wisdom. Now you know.

Whole movie is amazing, Robin Williams always a Genius. That line got me, about the retarded gorillas. cause anyone of them would take a f-ing bat to you to head if he asked them too, that's loyalty, that line hit me. Will does have some great friends. The whole wife farts in her sleep jokes were improve, which made Matt Damon really laugh. Also Robin's line, Son of a Bitch, he stole my line was from the mind of Robin as well. R.I.P. Robin Williams.

yall have to watch “the talented mr ripley” matt damon plays the protagonist and it’s a crazy and psychological movie it’s so good

This is one of my all-time favorite movies I was so happy to see somebody react to it so thank you so much I’m excited to see your reactions

Some films are perfect and this is one of them.

It would be really stupid if one of the students claimed to have solved that work when they didn't. It wouldn't be long for the truth to come out

I can’t pick which monologue is the best.

Thanks, Bryce! Thanks, Rob! Thanks, Zuff! 🍎 This is another one of my all-time favorites. #ReelTime #GusVanSant #GoodWillHunting

Ben & Damon wrote this! What a film ❤

16:50 He is not just trolling, he is testing them

Great movie and a great reaction guys.

Yay my favourite movie since I was 12!

3:45 It is on his mind, Doesn't matter if it is 3 in the morning on a weekday, you have to solve the question

Thanks for the video. I enjoyed it.

Thank you patron members for choosing this film instead of the other choices.

All time classic movie. Never get tired of watching it. Funny side note Ben Stiller was offered to be director for this movie but he turned it down.

Are y'all familiar with the Amazon series, "Yellowstone?" In that show, there's a very popular character named Rip who is played by Cole Hauser, who plays Bill in this movie (their other friend that looks like a mechanic).

Matt Damon told a story of how Ben Affleck had his back when they were in school. Some kid started a fight with Matt (who wasn't very big) and Matt was about to get his ass kicked when out of no where Ben comes flying in and kicked the guys ass for jumping Matt.

Problem 2 actually just asks for Cayley’s formula that for every positive integer n the number of trees on n-labeled vertices is nⁿ⁻². The formula is named after Arthur Cayley, but has been known since it was discovered by Carl Wilhelm Borchardt in 1860. In Cayley’s 1889 note A theorem on trees in the Quarterly Journal of Pure and Applied Mathematics, he extended the formula by taking into account the degrees of the vertices, and so it has since bore his name. There are several known proofs of the result.

Good morning Vietnam is another excellent Robbin williams film.

Thanks Bryce! My favorite.

Love your reactions!

I've read the original script that won Matt and Ben the Oscar, it's absolutely incredible!

The Shepherd thing is a reference to Catcher in the Rye I think

great reaction is always with you guys, definitely subscribing. Very few people if anyone have reacted to the movie I'm about to mention, but there's a similar film in a way called The Prince of Tides with Nick Nolte and Barbra Streisand that's really worth a watch.

The 1990’s were a glorious time to grow up. If kids had beef you went up to a spot on the mountain and fought

45:15 That is true. Loyalty weighs heavy

You guys should watch Dead Poets Society, it's also a really great movie that Robin Williams stars in.

Would love for y’all to react to Donnie Darko (2001) or American Psycho (2000)

Brown baggin is the best. I'm thoroughly of the opinion that any alcoholic can/ bottle tastes better when inside a brown bag

Thx bryce

I very much enjoyed your reaction.

Does homie on the left have tics? I have tourettes myself, looks pretty similar to some of my tics

35:48 Of course, everybody has done that move. It is usually the guy, but it is welcomed when the ladies do it. Good vibes

Love this movie the girl lead is in one of my favorite shows called speechless it was only 3 seasons but I highly recommend it! ❤

you have to watch dead poets society! It has a great message and Robin is amazing in it

What a fantastic movie with great actors and about what friendship and love truly means. By the way, you three seems to have a very good friendship too. Move on.

I just found your channel yesterday and have enjoyed the videos that I’ve watched. Is it just me or does Zuff remind you of David Arquette? Take care!

My wife farts when sleeping and we try to smother each other under the blankets afterwards lol. One of those things you share together when you spend enough time.

Old mate on the right you've got a beautiful smile, think I fell a little in love with you this reaction. G'day from Australia xxx

If that mustache is staying, it needs a name & introduction. That thing is a whole character all by itself 😩

great movie

32:02 LMAOOOOO

also ik you guys are prob exhausted w requests but have any of u seen peaky blinders? that could be fun 😉 (maybe more for me bc i’m selfish and it’s a great show😎)

22:48 he is dropping experience.

The fisher king.

21:53 hahahahahahahaha what's the matter dude??

Really good job, guys. I enjoyed hanging, watching you discover this. I'm subscribed, now. Hey, i've got a request for a reaction. The movie is POINT BREAK (1991) Keanu Reeves, Patrick Swayze. That's the original, not the crappy, no soul big budget remake. Thanks. Peace -

This movie is good but sad please react more to the movies we ask you guys to react to 😭😭😭Like “Clueless” and “Girls Trip” please!

Great reactions ,Please do movies SCENT OF A WOMAN and SHAWSHANK REDEMTION and FORREST GUMP ! and CASABLANCA !

And goodwill hunting is better than both of those movies combined

Y`all should watch Almost Famous

After claiming it you have to turn around and prove it. It's mit, no one is that dumb lol

That car was NOT a "beater" as you call it, that was a 1971 Chevy Nova, I had one, it also looked like shit because it was old when I got it for $100 in 1986. I was in High School, people looked at my ugly car at stop lights and laughed, for like a second, before they were eating my dust.