Sean Maguire (Robin Williams) and Will Hunting (Matt Damon) share a meaningful moment by the lake as Maguire imparts his wisdom.
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This has to be one of the best movies ever written and acted. I just love it.
It's an unbelievable scene, I found myself shaking my head multiple times out of disbelief of how great Robin was.
It is between this and Charlie Chaplins speech in The Great Dictator that is the best in the history of cinema. I choose this because of how I feel personally about Robin, but I can't argue someone who says Charlie.
Love-love this movie. Beelieve ❣️🐝🌟🌌
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I actually identified with Matt Damon’s character
When I actually went to the Sistine Chapel the first thing I did was take a great big breath through my nose… and say to my fiance, " I know know what it smells like in the Sistine Chapel" 😅
best movie
Man I miss Robin …
True feelings
a powerful scene that shows the extraordinary difference between knowing something intellectually and truly understanding something and the courageous vulnerability it takes to bridge that gap.
This was one take. For the both of them.
Robin Williams seems Capitan Price
But I was places before. And I am not a kid. I educated kids. A little bit subversive teacher, but teacher non-the-less. I suffered pain, loss, abandoment. And I ask you to see me as I am.
What a performance. I'm breathless. The phenomenal Robin Williams, ladies and gents.
He’s such a brilliant actor.
He’s such a brilliant actor.
‘Your move chief.’ You can hear the invisible mic drop.
Amazing scene. The camera work is just sensational, too! I love how the camera slowly gravitates over to Will at just the perfect moment.
The guilt conscience, the attempt to plant a Super Ego inside of Will's head. Robbin Williams tries to lay a sense of remorse on Will about being book smart and criticizing others unfairly with his intelligence. And how wrong he is with his high I.Q. and insincerity is ingenious. Will if I asked you about war you would quote Shakespeare,"Once more into the great breech my dear friends." And you've never been to war. But Will I don't claim to know about you. Your an orphan right? Do you think I would know the first thing about how hard your life has been just because I've read "Oliver Twist?" My point is this: the writers of this movie are brilliant. It's a Cliff Notes or Sparks Notes moment to explain and relate literature with real life portrayed in this scene. It's a real class act. Very touching part in the movie, that encourages literacy, I think. Oscar winning of course.
Matt is so handsome here
Imagine the face on the director after filming this scene. Guy was probably extatic.
I watched this movie for 1st time the other day. Someone said it was good & I knew nothing about it’s content/production/background etc. Honest to god, i was rendered speechless, in tears & completely blown away when this monologue came up.
I love RW anyway, but this showed what a truly gifted performer he was. Flawless at comedy (obvs) but my word he could do deep, serious & emotional to a special level when he needed to. Up there with the greats in my opinion. In fact just Googled it and he’s #16 on IMDb greatest actress ever list. Well deserved in my opinion. Miss him a lot
I watched it. A long time ago. It was incredible. KIDS, young adults, THAT IS A REAL MOVIE. And it's a time that won't ever come again. I see new Hollywood movies coming out, and I am grossed out. Because Hollywood's power of imagination has left it, for a long time. And there is no way to regain that power. People have their times in the sun, but it's limited, to a decade at best. I can tell you about a filmmaker who has had that power throughout most of his Life, and still has it. Listen to my advice, or not, it is your choice. I'm an older man now.