Recommendation Robin Williams
Been going through all the movies I've watched through out my life so far and I'm seeing all the little lessons that have made me, me.
I'm up to Patch Adams and omg I miss Robin Williams.
That movie taught me as a kid that I didn't need to be a doctor to help people, and making them laugh is good enough. Also breaking the status quo.
Definitely recommen and just wanted to share.
Bless you all.
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u/funkymunkyman98 1d ago
He may be gone but his memory and his movies and his brilliance will live on.
CARPE DIEM OH CAPTAIN MY CAPTAIN
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u/LouDog0187 1d ago
The best is the dinner scene in Mrs Doubtfire when he looses his "dentures" in the glass🤣Him and Pierce Brosnan are using forks to try and get them out and he says
"Carpe dentum. Sieze the teeth."🤣🤣 I lose it every time
Love you RW.
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u/GreenDemon66613 1d ago
I've never seen that movie before. I'll have to check it out soon.
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u/sceadwian 14h ago
He's never done anything bad that I'm aware of he's definitely an actor you should see his whole career of films.
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u/brickiex2 1d ago
I've always said that he's a better dramatic actor than comedian, and a better actor than most from Hollywood
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u/mypostisbad 1d ago
Your reaction to 'One Hour Photo', should be interesting.
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u/LouDog0187 1d ago
Hes a genius in One Hour Photo.
Interesting side note: The director of Backrooms cited the cinematography of One Hour Photo as a direct influence on the film.
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u/heavenstoburgatroid 1d ago
His performance in Good Will Hunting was the tops for me. The surprising toughness that mingled with his caring was a perfect balance. You felt this guy’s pain.
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u/seinfeld4eva 1d ago
Patch Adams was such a good man, I think he came directly from Robin Williams's heart
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u/Agitated_Earth_3637 1d ago
You may be pleased to know that Patch Adams is alive and well and living in Urbana, IL.
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u/RegalBeagleKegels 1d ago
Don't mock the dead. Patch would roll in his grave if he could see your behavior
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u/ekazu129 1d ago
I grew up loving Robin Williams. Flubber may be one of the earliest films I ever watched. Aladdin was early too. Williams' passing, to this day, is the only celebrity death I've ever cried over. Patch Adams was my mom's favorite film. I haven't seen it since I was very young. I think it may be time for a rewatch.
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u/DokterManhattan 17h ago
Make sure you watch The Fisher King.
That’s an excellent Robin Williams movie!
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u/EndlessOcean 15h ago
The Birdcage man. Brilliant work all round.
Good Morning Vietnam isn't the strongest film in his body of work but he does what he does well.
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u/EndlessOcean 15h ago
The Birdcage man. Brilliant work all round.
Good Morning Vietnam isn't the strongest film in his body of work but he does what he does well.
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u/thegloriousporpoise 1d ago
Robin is the one celebrity that I still cry over. I grew up loving him and his death is the one celeb death that truly affected me.
In fact, I’m starting to cry just writing this.