Good Will Hunting (1997)

The most beloved movie! The most beloved Robin Williams!

It's not your fault

This film destroys the established stereotypes in society. It's a great movie! The actors correctly conveyed every emotion!
The original script. This film has earned all the awards it has received. I will review it)))

It's a wonderful movie. An original plot, excellent acting and a great duo of two talented actors. Pure pleasure!

"If I ask you about love, you'll quote me a sonnet, but you've never looked at a woman and you haven't been completely vulnerable. You didn't know a woman you were comfortable with. You didn't feel as if God had sent an angel to earth specifically for you, who would save you from the depths of hell. And you don't know what it means to be an angel to her. To love her just as much, to go through everything with her, through cancer. You don't know what it's like to sleep in a hospital chair for two months, holding her hand, because the doctors see in your eyes that visiting hours are not the rules for you. You don't know about real loss because you can only understand it when you love someone more than yourself."

I have just discovered this wonderful film for myself.

Plagiarist))

Now there will be a devastating review, so, fans of the film, immediately put on the diz and pass by.

It was interesting for me to test my personal theory that Robin Williams is my least favorite actor. "Dead Poets Society", "Where Dreams Lead". And now "Clever Will Hunting." In each of these three films, the actor plays the same role – an annoying pseudo-philosopher, talking about life and the sublime. And the films themselves look like triplets.

The philosophy of these films, in my opinion, does not pass the test of time. It looks corny, controversial and frankly outdated.

Well, for example, take this same movie. Will Hunting. A ghetto kid who became smarter than the professors themselves, simply because he read books. An important remark: according to the plot, he was not born gifted, but became smart thanks to reading books. He's 20, and he's already fumbling for all the sciences! Do you know why? Because it used to be believed that books = guaranteed intelligence. Naively simple times, when people who read were elevated to gods. Now every second person reads, and this is nothing special and elitist.

And books are just one of many examples that work only in theory, but not in practice.

And the fact that Robin Williams did the same thing to himself only proves it. Although it would seem that he played such life-affirming roles! About the importance and value of life! And I did this to myself... How is it? Answer: because all this pseudo-philosophy and pseudo-psychology does not work in reality.

Well, at least Will Hunting is just naive and harmless. The same cannot be said about the same Poets who promote rather radical and pernicious views on life...

I really wonder who would like such films. Maybe for fans of wolf quotes from VK or fans of Paulo Coelho. I don't condemn the people of the last century who grew up watching these films. Back then, times were simpler, and the thoughts embedded in these films did not look so cringeworthy and banal. But now all these moral teachings are very controversial and contradictory

The films of the 90s are something indescribable separately. This is a film in which words are more important than a picture. Deep and soulful, Robin Williams' monologue is simply beyond competition.

An amazing movie. Wonderful actors perfectly convey the emotions of their characters. It's a gorgeous painting.

Many people talked about Robin Williams' monologue, but I was most impressed by the conversation between two best friends. Ben Affleck's monologue in the heart of I want to believe that people can truly be friends like this - selflessly, without envy and wishing only the best.

An interesting deep film has a meaning, the words were more catchy than the picture itself

It's a very deep and psychological film, it really catches my soul.

Will: I see... Have you ever thought about getting married again?
Sean: My wife died.
Will: Hence the phrase: getting married again.
SEAN: She's dead.

It's a great movie, Robin Williams is a genius. It's an interesting story, and it's amazing that Matt Damon wrote it when he was a student with Ben Affleck. But no one wanted to take this project, because one of the conditions was that these two would play in the film. But in my opinion, the acting is great, even Ben Affleck played exactly as he should, yes, this is the role of a simpleton, but still

Robin Williams made me cry the whole second half of the movie. I just have nothing to say, I got too caught up in the plot. Not everyone is destined to meet such a mentor in life. There are one in a million such cases, and there aren't many people in life who want to help like that. The world would be much brighter that way.…