almost feels like Robin was speaking out to every person who has ever criticised him for his work as an actor. You got to admit, a person can claim to have been a critic all their life but who can say that absolutely qualifies them to judge a film, maybe all it does is qualify them how to tear a film apart, not recognise it for its beauty.
Wondering everything from how long it took them to complete it to learning to spot where Raphael's work was in the museum and what a rosewood rosary smells like from the Vatican and getting it blessed by the Pope himself. He may claim to know life yet he has no compassion or feeling.
I know someone who feels he's this brilliant and would claim to be book smart in every topic like this yet has never been there to know what the smell is like in the dead of summer climbing those stairs to the Sistine Chapel,being awe-struck of the wonder of the massiveness of it above you. You can't learn life from a book or a computer.
This scene was the reason Robin Williams won the Oscar. i love how people talk crap about how williams is a bad actor but fail to remember this scene.
If you haven't seen this movie yet, then in a way you are very lucky - lucky, because you can still experience it for the first time. When you do, it will amaze you. And then you'll want to see it again. Cheers,
Shows how talented Robin Williams really is and that he is more than Mork. This has to be one of the best scenes from a film ever, the structure, the dialogue...Will cannot say a word while he is getting systematically disected verbally by Shawn. Love it!
Its kinda sad that we once had movies with a meaning, with something important to say, now we have movies like twilight and clash of the titans. I rate this movie as the second best movie of all time.
1. The Shawshank redemption, about getting past the obstacles that life throws at us.
2. Good Will hunting, about finding the meaning and goodness in our life.
3. Forrest Gump, about how me must show each other respect, care about each other so we can live in a world were we are truly happy.
@SebbeGrishater i couldn't agree more. Your top three is the same as mine. I was sitting here thinking this is probaly the best film I have ever seen and then I thought no, I would have to put Shawshank above it. No more than 2 seconds later I read your comment. WOW!
@CorRomeister And what is the depth of black swan? What can we learn from it? The Girl with the dragon tattoo is nothing compared to movies like Se7en.... Inception is great, really awesome. But the movies does no longer teach us about life.
@SebbeGrishater black swan accuratley depicts the psyche of youth who are overly pushed to do their best... I have never seen se7en so I would not know... And yes Inception delves farther into the human psyche.
@XXActionJackson So because I think that the movies from the 90's are better than movies of today, i am in some way stupid? Respect others opinions. I Haven't seen the same level of depth in the movies from the 21th century.
@SebbeGrishater Did i say you were stupid? Inception was fantastic, the Dark Knight, Midnight in Paris, The artist, The Decendants, and moneyball are all fantastic movies.
dint get diss movie @ all. wotz duh big fuckin deal? me hoe rented it 4 are 'movie knight' dat she insiztz we av n sow der we we're watchin in n @ diss seen i let rip wiv a massive peelin fart dat stunk like crazy lol she ad 2 get up n open a windo innit LOL! surves er write 4 rentin this fuckin crok o shite.
I just felt it down deep in my soul: That Boston Public Garden encloses a magical and powerful mystery. I had the chance to be seated in front of that energising-weeping-willow tree twice in my life. The experience cannot be explained in words, just as Robin Williams says about being at the Sistine Chapel, it only runs down through your spine and flows in your blood !!!
" I can't learn anything about you unless you wanna talk about you, who you are"...Can't believe I haven't seen this movie yet
one of the best and most gripping scenes in movies, along with al pacino in scent of a woman...i hear williams did this in one take..i would love to know if this is true.....
Robin Williams is one of the most gifted actors ever to walk the planet. He is a comedic genius and his dramatic acting is so heartfelt and powerful. Quiet simply a brilliant man.
I empathize with Will so much. I've had a hard time maintaining friendships with most people and have been single all my life. I'm a fairly intelligent dude, but it doesn't cross over with developing friendship with people. Sometimes I think they wrote this movie for me.
@Doped2k7 What is so good about this scene any way. . I like much better when he said that 'it's not your fault' about ten times in a row. . There is some Semantic conversion affect upon the Will person. . . Cheers. from, del-boy.
Makes me laugh how so many old, youth hating, paperweight intellectuals think that this scene is some sort of young vs old face-off. Completely missing the point.
"You know what occurred to me? You're just a kid, you don't have the faintest idea of what you're talking about"
Man this line has me doubting myself lately. I have a plan and a direction of where I wanna go but I'm in my late teens, still pretty much a "kid", do I have the faintest idea of what I'm talking about? lol...
@peterdabest94 What old people forget is that age isn't wisdom either. To gain wisdom you need to experience new things. Then you need to feel it AND think about it. Then you need to be willing to grow.
You grow wiser with age, but some people gain wisdom faster or slower than others. What's more, even the simplest of people might have wisdom you lack. Just because you're 'a kid' doesn't mean you can't change the world. In fact you're probably the only person who can.
Nothing wrong with having plans, goals and dreams. The point of the scene is Sean is telling Will here is that he acts like a cocky know-it-all when he's never experienced a lot of things, things which he (Sean) has experienced. Therefore, it's arrogant and stupid of Will to think he knows him and about his life, as well as the fact that he can't get to know Will unless Will tells him, because you can only know someone through them, not a book or painting, which is what Will tried to do
@peterdabest94 Good for you that you have a plan-stick to it and see where it takes you.When I was your age I did not know my ass from a hole in the ground.Only in later life did I get a grip and get a plan and worked towards it.Good on yer.Having a plan at an early age is the best -do it.
@peterdabest94 One more thing-try to get through life without borrowing any money for silly things you don't need from banks or anyone,-When I was younger some guy who was my age now said that to me and I thought I knew it all and ignored him-Wish I had listened to him,he was so right-Spent lots of my youth working my ass off to pay back what I had borrowed for shit I did not really need.
One of the best scenes i've ever seen. Sometimes you have to cut the sutil shit and talk to some people in a way they understand. I love this movie, it always encourages me to be a better person.
This is as true as it gets. Noone will ever know what someone else goes thru in any situation. What a great reference to oliver twist too. Great movie.
Talk about getting your ass verbally handed to you...
I remember flicking through channels on TV then i came across this on this scene, i saw Matt Damon and planned to watch 20 secs then flick over. Needless to say, i watch the whole thing to the end. i LOVE clever films and intelligent arguments, i mean anybody could call someone's mum a slag, but to do what Robin Williams did and what Matt Damon does in the film, is something else completely...
when he says you may have even gotten laid a few times. Could you imagine how pissed off Williams would have been if Damon said yeah by your wife before she died.
@ramanaa88 Bullshit, it's very rare to find great dialogue like this at any time in cinema history. This is greatness, which by definition is rare. Your views on today's cinema have no bearing on it.
@GuitarHeroCustomize love this quote! ....i tell people all the time, I see with my heart, touch with my heart, hear with my heart.... BELIEVE vs KNOW (my Personal distinction of the two) ...when I BELIEVE, it means, I FEEL it within my HEART,,, to KNOW is with my MIND! :))
I'm 14 years old, I've always considered myself to be a very confident boy and very brave, but after watching this scene, I've taken a look back at my life and what I did with it. Now I see, I was a very arrogant person becuase I thought I understood things like love, war, basically everything Robin Williams covered. I didn't understand any of that becuase I've never experienced it. I have a whole life endure those things, not the first 14 years of it.
Williams is one of the few people in entertainment who can be so hilarious to watch your stomach aches in laughter....
...yet when he's acting in dramatic and serious roles like this he is so captivating to watch. You just want to listen to what he says, and you forget and ignore what is happening around you - you are captivated by his presence, even thought he is not with you literally
@thedude1325 Not to take anything away from Robin Williams in that statement, but the actor doesn't do it alone. The director has a huge hand in how you get sucked into a scene like that. Notice the slow camera pan and the tight view on the faces. The noise in the background but it's all blurry. You can hear the wind. There's a lot of things going on that make this scene work like they do. But, again - not to take away from Willams' performance. He has his part to play in it as well.
@RaiceGeriko It's the camera grip and focus puller. Also, the cinematographer. Directors get far too much credit than those in production care to admit.
@NoceurLouche Yeah - that's bogus. If the director didn't matter, then he wouldn't be blamed if a movie fails horribly. They carry the greatest responsibility, and as such are the driving force behind the artistic vision. That is what the director is supposed to do, and the best ones DO that. Cinematography and such is a skill-set. Anyone can learn to take a picture and set up lighting. Some can be really great at it. But at the end of the day - you only capture what the director tells you.
@RaiceGeriko First off, I never said they didn't matter. They get too much credit. The only reason they are blamed is because their name is attached to everything, ie: James Cameron's Avatar, Christopher Nolan's Batman, etc. They are trumped by the producer, who has a creative finger in every pot. They are not the driving force, they are a force. Also, if the producer doesn't like something, it goes. So really, at the end of the day, you only capture and keep what they want.
@NoceurLouche Listen, I'm not going to get into a debate with you about this anymore. You're one of those guys who just likes to disect every little word someone says so you can find a hole in their contention. You're like the blond dude in the pub in THIS very movie who needs to feel like a big-boy; so he picks random fights with people to impress someone who doesn't care. And if I were any dumber, I would fall into this trap. But all I really have to say to you is "go fuck yourself."
@RaiceGeriko You don't have to be an ass about it. I work in the film industry, and I can tell you that people don't get credit where it is due. That's the bottom line. I'm not sure what you're taught, but there's a lot more to it than just the director. I don't need to impress you, I couldn't give two fucks about you. But I can't stand ignorance.
@NoceurLouche Dude in every profession, there are people who don't get the credit they "deserve". It doesn't matter whether you're making movies or you're scrubbing toilets. But you can't let your butt-hurt attitude get in the way of what is reality. That's just immaturity. If you don't like how things are done, then your energy would be better spent doing something about it, rather than complaining about it.
@RaiceGeriko I'm not butt-hurt. I honestly don't know why you're turning this into such a big deal. I've never gotten personal with you, as you have with me. I've tried to not attack, because I could. I was simply trying to correct a mistake that I saw, because you obviously share some love of film. Being said, I thought you would have been more cordial about it, but I guess I was wrong.
@NoceurLouche You really didn't come off as cordial. You came off as a condescending douche. Maybe you weren't trying to be, but you did, nonetheless. What I said really wasn't incorrect. Your original statement was basically you correcting my opinion by stating your own - which is BS. Maybe I'm coming off a little unreasonable, but I don't take kindly to people who provoke me, and then even worse, try to pretend they were innocent from any wrong-doing.
checkmate, Will Hunting!
Infynitra 8 hours ago
I love what Robin Williams says, it really speaks to me and it should to every else out there too.
[I keep this quote on a sticky note on my desktop, cause i love it so much(:]
DLIMJAHk 5 days ago
he just got told...
XxJewcieJewcexX 1 week ago
almost feels like Robin was speaking out to every person who has ever criticised him for his work as an actor. You got to admit, a person can claim to have been a critic all their life but who can say that absolutely qualifies them to judge a film, maybe all it does is qualify them how to tear a film apart, not recognise it for its beauty.
randomsamno9 1 week ago
As far as acting this movie is most definitely in the all time top ten
chatoka 1 week ago
Wondering everything from how long it took them to complete it to learning to spot where Raphael's work was in the museum and what a rosewood rosary smells like from the Vatican and getting it blessed by the Pope himself. He may claim to know life yet he has no compassion or feeling.
tessthefirst 2 weeks ago
I know someone who feels he's this brilliant and would claim to be book smart in every topic like this yet has never been there to know what the smell is like in the dead of summer climbing those stairs to the Sistine Chapel,being awe-struck of the wonder of the massiveness of it above you. You can't learn life from a book or a computer.
tessthefirst 2 weeks ago
36 ppl are cocky scared shitless kids
sana0hk 2 weeks ago
i cry every time damn this is deep!
phraedusthamusicdigr 2 weeks ago
When a smart young mind and an experienced smarter older mind collide .. Happens with my dad all the time
rodrileo1234 2 weeks ago
Just noticed that this was done in one take.
tonedef11 2 weeks ago
I swear I did not cry!
tonedef11 2 weeks ago
This scene was the reason Robin Williams won the Oscar. i love how people talk crap about how williams is a bad actor but fail to remember this scene.
Rsheetz86 2 weeks ago
@Rsheetz86 And he came up with the scene, truly amazing. Robin is a brilliant actor.
SebbeGrishater 2 weeks ago
Not even 2 minutes into this scene and I want to watch this movie, never seen it before.
zman6695 2 weeks ago
@zman6695
If you haven't seen this movie yet, then in a way you are very lucky - lucky, because you can still experience it for the first time. When you do, it will amaze you. And then you'll want to see it again. Cheers,
CTyankee4277 2 weeks ago
i have never seen this movie, just saw this scene for the first time. its amazing and now im going to go watch it.
MrBurgundy76 3 weeks ago
Reminds me of a quote... "A young man may be knowledgeable, but an elder has experience"
SevenRayedGod 3 weeks ago
Shows how talented Robin Williams really is and that he is more than Mork. This has to be one of the best scenes from a film ever, the structure, the dialogue...Will cannot say a word while he is getting systematically disected verbally by Shawn. Love it!
swimclip1 3 weeks ago
wish I saw this BEFORE Mrs. Doubtfire.
lol still looks good :D
jonjin960 1 month ago
that's really awesome...such wonderful performance and wise words ♥
tykegarrik 1 month ago
Why is that man being such a dick to the other guy?
Matthew2400 1 month ago
@Matthew2400 you should watch that movie. Is awesome and leaves you thinking!!
imfercho 1 month ago
@Matthew2400 watch the fucking movie !!
argjmg 3 weeks ago
Did Matt and Ben really write this movie?
blondedbythelight703 1 month ago
Its kinda sad that we once had movies with a meaning, with something important to say, now we have movies like twilight and clash of the titans. I rate this movie as the second best movie of all time.
1. The Shawshank redemption, about getting past the obstacles that life throws at us.
2. Good Will hunting, about finding the meaning and goodness in our life.
3. Forrest Gump, about how me must show each other respect, care about each other so we can live in a world were we are truly happy.
SebbeGrishater 1 month ago 37
@SebbeGrishater i couldn't agree more. Your top three is the same as mine. I was sitting here thinking this is probaly the best film I have ever seen and then I thought no, I would have to put Shawshank above it. No more than 2 seconds later I read your comment. WOW!
milder00 4 weeks ago
@SebbeGrishater and don't forget "Lost in Translation" about people who do understand each other...
ehben83 2 weeks ago
@ehben83 Never found that movie that great, honestly. ):
SebbeGrishater 2 weeks ago
@SebbeGrishater Black Swan, Inception, and Girl With The Dragon Tattoo are amazing. Not all movies nowadays are terrible.
CorRomeister 2 weeks ago
@CorRomeister And what is the depth of black swan? What can we learn from it? The Girl with the dragon tattoo is nothing compared to movies like Se7en.... Inception is great, really awesome. But the movies does no longer teach us about life.
SebbeGrishater 2 weeks ago
@SebbeGrishater black swan accuratley depicts the psyche of youth who are overly pushed to do their best... I have never seen se7en so I would not know... And yes Inception delves farther into the human psyche.
I will look se7en up one day, sounds interesting.
CorRomeister 2 weeks ago in playlist Favorite videos
@SebbeGrishater Fight Club should be on that list.
xCANOCx 1 week ago
@xCANOCx there are much better movies than fight club
Raphinater 1 week ago
@SebbeGrishater Don't even pull that.. the "movies of today" are shit, because they're was plenty of shitty movies in '97 as they're is today.
XXActionJackson 3 days ago
@XXActionJackson So because I think that the movies from the 90's are better than movies of today, i am in some way stupid? Respect others opinions. I Haven't seen the same level of depth in the movies from the 21th century.
SebbeGrishater 1 day ago
@SebbeGrishater Did i say you were stupid? Inception was fantastic, the Dark Knight, Midnight in Paris, The artist, The Decendants, and moneyball are all fantastic movies.
XXActionJackson 1 day ago
dint get diss movie @ all. wotz duh big fuckin deal? me hoe rented it 4 are 'movie knight' dat she insiztz we av n sow der we we're watchin in n @ diss seen i let rip wiv a massive peelin fart dat stunk like crazy lol she ad 2 get up n open a windo innit LOL! surves er write 4 rentin this fuckin crok o shite.
MrThreshold2009 1 month ago
@MrThreshold2009 you are hopeless
relaxyermynd 3 weeks ago
@MrThreshold2009 ps please don't have kids
relaxyermynd 3 weeks ago
excellent movie, amazing that this was Matt first serious work.
argjmg 1 month ago
yeah……well…….fuck you man!!!!
MultiHendo 1 month ago
can someone explain the scene to me
jadedfeelings21 1 month ago
@jadedfeelings21 you're kidding, right ?
argjmg 1 month ago
Thumbs up if Mat Damon reminds you of Leonardo DiCaprio...and you think they were both hawt when they were younger!
TheSuperZerosShow 1 month ago
Awesome
algrina04 1 month ago
i never get tired of this shit!
Villista619 1 month ago
I just felt it down deep in my soul: That Boston Public Garden encloses a magical and powerful mystery. I had the chance to be seated in front of that energising-weeping-willow tree twice in my life. The experience cannot be explained in words, just as Robin Williams says about being at the Sistine Chapel, it only runs down through your spine and flows in your blood !!!
" I can't learn anything about you unless you wanna talk about you, who you are"...Can't believe I haven't seen this movie yet
mellowsweetlady 1 month ago
MAAT DAAAMON
schapadap 1 month ago
this is what i think about when someone pulls out a smart phone and think they know the answer to everything.
there is a whole world out there and you need to feel it, not read about it.
fivehoursaway 1 month ago 8
@fivehoursaway always assuming they CAN read. ;)
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It's ironic how that kid! (Matt Damon) was actually the one who wrote this screenplay.
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grayhound217 1 month ago
one of the best and most gripping scenes in movies, along with al pacino in scent of a woman...i hear williams did this in one take..i would love to know if this is true.....
kingdrewew 1 month ago
Robin Williams is one of the most gifted actors ever to walk the planet. He is a comedic genius and his dramatic acting is so heartfelt and powerful. Quiet simply a brilliant man.
charger19691 2 months ago 4
robin williams is the only therapist who could get away with talking to a patient like that. i <3 this movie, afleck, damon, and robin williams!
singinwithceline 2 months ago
3:28 To my ex
blacksabath66 2 months ago 4
@blacksabath66 sorry
AMCAMSOLARI2015 1 month ago
I read Oliver Twist.
tammymism 2 months ago in playlist BestMovies
34 "dislike" people have no heart
johnwriter8234 2 months ago
wow, damon and afleck wrote this when they were just kids?! its brilliant
masterbassist93 2 months ago 3
When i look at you, i don't see an intelligent confident man.
I see a cocky scared-shitless kid. Wow.
lankyj91 2 months ago
Best scene Ive ever scene Robin Williams work
vlowry211 2 months ago
I empathize with Will so much. I've had a hard time maintaining friendships with most people and have been single all my life. I'm a fairly intelligent dude, but it doesn't cross over with developing friendship with people. Sometimes I think they wrote this movie for me.
cabalofdemons 2 months ago
my favorite movie......ever
vlowry211 2 months ago
Every cocky teenager should watch this scene and then be asked to re-think their life. Imagine the affect that will have.
masht11 2 months ago 41
@masht11 *effect, stay in school.
herpderpmonkey 6 days ago in playlist Uploaded videos
@masht11 Definitely. I'm a late teen (19) and I used to be cocky and gung ho. Don't tell your elders to suck eggs, as they say.
bobdy9988 3 days ago in playlist Favorite videos
Powerful scene!!! Robin Williams..wow!!!
VIKING33NY 2 months ago
YouAreSpotOnWithThat 2 months ago
I dont't think Robbin Williams realised at the time just how powerful this scene was.
Doped2k7 2 months ago
Keep that camera on Robin!
0705Melify 2 months ago
Makes me laugh how so many old, youth hating, paperweight intellectuals think that this scene is some sort of young vs old face-off. Completely missing the point.
z0mgrugbyreturns 2 months ago 7
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The point you read in an article somewhere. Good show.
BigDTinyE 2 months ago
@BigDTinyE I haven't ready anything anywhere. The point is, quite clearly, that this scene has nothing to do with age.
z0mgrugbyreturns 2 months ago
This wonderful scene completely defines what the relationship between Damon and Williams will be throughout the movie. Astonishing!!
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33 people lost the oscar for 'best actor in a suporting role' or the oscar for 'best original screenplay' in 1998.
nikostripodakis 2 months ago
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nikostripodakis 2 months ago
somebody got OWNED!!!
babaz7 3 months ago
If no one agrees with what Robin is saying......then go away and die!
93deadpool 3 months ago
Amazing movie,great life lessons
kmixeirotera 3 months ago
I've learned so much with this movie...
ntn777 3 months ago
"You know what occurred to me? You're just a kid, you don't have the faintest idea of what you're talking about"
Man this line has me doubting myself lately. I have a plan and a direction of where I wanna go but I'm in my late teens, still pretty much a "kid", do I have the faintest idea of what I'm talking about? lol...
peterdabest94 3 months ago 3
@peterdabest94 What old people forget is that age isn't wisdom either. To gain wisdom you need to experience new things. Then you need to feel it AND think about it. Then you need to be willing to grow.
You grow wiser with age, but some people gain wisdom faster or slower than others. What's more, even the simplest of people might have wisdom you lack. Just because you're 'a kid' doesn't mean you can't change the world. In fact you're probably the only person who can.
Joy and glory, kid.
luckiestbastard 2 months ago
Nothing wrong with having plans, goals and dreams. The point of the scene is Sean is telling Will here is that he acts like a cocky know-it-all when he's never experienced a lot of things, things which he (Sean) has experienced. Therefore, it's arrogant and stupid of Will to think he knows him and about his life, as well as the fact that he can't get to know Will unless Will tells him, because you can only know someone through them, not a book or painting, which is what Will tried to do
kommisar 2 months ago
@peterdabest94 Good for you that you have a plan-stick to it and see where it takes you.When I was your age I did not know my ass from a hole in the ground.Only in later life did I get a grip and get a plan and worked towards it.Good on yer.Having a plan at an early age is the best -do it.
SPFXsynthesisers 1 month ago
@peterdabest94 One more thing-try to get through life without borrowing any money for silly things you don't need from banks or anyone,-When I was younger some guy who was my age now said that to me and I thought I knew it all and ignored him-Wish I had listened to him,he was so right-Spent lots of my youth working my ass off to pay back what I had borrowed for shit I did not really need.
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peterdabest94 3 months ago
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boring
bossz43 3 months ago
@bossz43 grow up
MrAndreyNikolaevich 3 months ago
One of the best scenes i've ever seen. Sometimes you have to cut the sutil shit and talk to some people in a way they understand. I love this movie, it always encourages me to be a better person.
imfercho 3 months ago 2
For people who don't know this Robin Williams is actually a very good actor. In my opinion a very underrated actor.
MrMatto1 3 months ago 7
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I just saw this movie for like the 10th time and I still find it one of the best movies ever made.
rsavemark 3 months ago
If you can't get Bourne with assassins just send in Robin Williams.
MrJST87 3 months ago 3
This is as true as it gets. Noone will ever know what someone else goes thru in any situation. What a great reference to oliver twist too. Great movie.
goaliefp 3 months ago 2
Talk about getting your ass verbally handed to you...
I remember flicking through channels on TV then i came across this on this scene, i saw Matt Damon and planned to watch 20 secs then flick over. Needless to say, i watch the whole thing to the end. i LOVE clever films and intelligent arguments, i mean anybody could call someone's mum a slag, but to do what Robin Williams did and what Matt Damon does in the film, is something else completely...
10 out of 10 masterpiece
jman280292 3 months ago 2
so love the scene very good
Hoostoban07 3 months ago
So many memorable scenes from this movie that make it amazing. could watch it over and over again.
ODonnnell10 3 months ago 3
BEST MOVIE EVER!!!!.....so love the scene very much!!!...thanks very much for uploading....
baleleng2011 3 months ago
You've never felt hurt, till you've felt love.
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and then, he went on to become jason Bourne.
vadali93 4 months ago
I love how Matt Damon is giving him feedback at the beginning, and then just silence.. Powerful scene!!
MDUBBZ42 4 months ago 7
Jason Bourne just got owned here, big time:)
tvdberge 4 months ago 6
32 people don't have the faintest idea what they're talking about
seankacosta 4 months ago 39
@seankacosta 34 very scared and extremely terrified people, put their thumbs down!
harrydosoo1971 1 month ago
Owned
dustinbrowne 4 months ago
the best acted scene ever in my opinion..
kingdrewew 4 months ago
best monologue ever
lilryguy89 4 months ago 5
Says it all if we hear it
Dbfisokay 4 months ago
quality
paddydism 4 months ago
truly amazing movie, so deep in ways some ppl wont think possible, it truly moves me ,
MrBat01 4 months ago
How this scene should have ended. "Your move chief.... Jumanji."
MrSerpentish 4 months ago 8
The difference between theory and wisdom.
hellomottojl 4 months ago 141
@hellomottojl ...lies in experience.
LoneRookRS1 3 months ago
@hellomottojl don't think you know what a theory is
kt66nf2 1 month ago
robin williams spittin' mad game
dimplex 4 months ago
Mork just owned Jason Bourne lol
slashysmasher 4 months ago 4
owned...
JThrashYT 4 months ago
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this is such a great film
tvdberge 4 months ago
I'd find it hard writing a scene in which my character gets emasculated...Kudos to Damon...
ThePatriots010304 4 months ago
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How Do I Reach These KIEEDS.....
kapwar28 4 months ago
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kapwar28 4 months ago
i love the boston accent.
leedumett444 5 months ago
a very intelligent film.
leedumett444 5 months ago 6
The first time i watched this scene,i cried. :(
blanchedubois11 5 months ago
So well done.
MsUkdance 5 months ago
this is the best scene in the movie
Dkouts57 5 months ago
such a touching and moving flim, with so many great scenes.
TheHiddenAnswer 5 months ago
when he says you may have even gotten laid a few times. Could you imagine how pissed off Williams would have been if Damon said yeah by your wife before she died.
enjoyitbro 5 months ago
this is the best scene of the movie!!!!!!
EdsCollegeLife 5 months ago
This movie was quite moving! I've spotted Robin Williams a couple times in the city. Matt Damon has tremendous talent!
katnap72 5 months ago
@katnap72 matt damon was a douche fag
daspoooop 5 months ago
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UV0023 5 months ago
What an excellent scene
jpschubbs 5 months ago
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UV0023 5 months ago
How miserable do you have to be to dislike this video?
soccer1s8 5 months ago
One of my favorite movies. Just fantastic.
bdyftns 5 months ago
i heard that he improvised this whole speech. robin williams truly is incredible. that's all i can say
thekingofcritics 5 months ago in playlist greatest moments in cinema history
gay.
borismarinov 5 months ago
@borismarinov Obvious troll doesn't have taste in cinema.
444Tazer 5 months ago
Goddamn I wasn't even looking this up but stumbled upon.. but now I gotta see this movie haha
icedtp 5 months ago
Never seen this movie but... I have to admit, this is one of the best movie scenes I have ever seen.
Ratonga 5 months ago
Excuse me while I remove the dust from my eyes!
soccer1s8 5 months ago
Robbin Williams is such a great actor...
khaosande 5 months ago
where has cinema gone these days... its very rare to find great dialogue like this.. these days
ramanaa88 5 months ago 3
@ramanaa88 Bullshit, it's very rare to find great dialogue like this at any time in cinema history. This is greatness, which by definition is rare. Your views on today's cinema have no bearing on it.
FreckletonBoy 5 months ago
@FreckletonBoy another movie with great script was pulp fiction
diwant 4 months ago
@GuitarHeroCustomize love this quote! ....i tell people all the time, I see with my heart, touch with my heart, hear with my heart.... BELIEVE vs KNOW (my Personal distinction of the two) ...when I BELIEVE, it means, I FEEL it within my HEART,,, to KNOW is with my MIND! :))
thanks for sharing :)))
bmd823 5 months ago
"and u ripped my fuckin life apart" that gets me.
jpgrgmgs 5 months ago 2
great scene!
AwWDesignZ 5 months ago in playlist Movie Scenes
God I wish I had this film to watch right now
MojoPinPlaya 5 months ago
hahaahahahahahaa 'you didnt come across as cordial, you came off as a condescending douche' class
phillis690 5 months ago
Fuck you know-it-alls.
panzerfaulst12345 6 months ago
Beautiful scene
xmuneebx 6 months ago
I'm 14 years old, I've always considered myself to be a very confident boy and very brave, but after watching this scene, I've taken a look back at my life and what I did with it. Now I see, I was a very arrogant person becuase I thought I understood things like love, war, basically everything Robin Williams covered. I didn't understand any of that becuase I've never experienced it. I have a whole life endure those things, not the first 14 years of it.
masht11 6 months ago
robin williams : "you've never been out of boston?".. MATTDAMON - "yes".. robin williams - EAT A DICK FAG
daspoooop 6 months ago
Brilliant writing and acting.
LastlyMore 6 months ago
ROBIN WILLIAMS VERSUS THE OLD SPICE GUY. SET IT UP.
Proton1 6 months ago
LOVE ROBIN WILLIAMS, DIFFERENT LEVEL IN MY EYES,
SOUTHWEST778 6 months ago
Omg he improved this.... That's amazing
numieman 6 months ago
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This Movie changed my life seriously
Operation1Ivy 6 months ago
Did you guys know that most of what William said was not on the script but improvised?
7alton8 6 months ago
MATT DAMON - F.A.G
daspoooop 6 months ago
Okay cool observation RaiceGeriko. No one cares.
jameskim11 6 months ago
This shows that movies can be the greatest art form in the world. Sadly Hollywood wastes that so much with cheap stuff a bloody Smurfs movie.
SuspenseSmith 6 months ago
This is my favorite scene in the movie. Robin Williams silently slapped the fuck out of Matt Damon's character.
astrostar49 6 months ago 6
@astrostar49 ...your comment is my favorite!!! ....brilliant summation of my fav scene..
poetic justice at its best!! thank you!!! :)))
bmd823 5 months ago
I wanna go to the Sistine Chapel now...
livelongnprosper92 6 months ago
Williams is one of the few people in entertainment who can be so hilarious to watch your stomach aches in laughter....
...yet when he's acting in dramatic and serious roles like this he is so captivating to watch. You just want to listen to what he says, and you forget and ignore what is happening around you - you are captivated by his presence, even thought he is not with you literally
That is true talent.
thedude1325 6 months ago 6
@thedude1325 Not to take anything away from Robin Williams in that statement, but the actor doesn't do it alone. The director has a huge hand in how you get sucked into a scene like that. Notice the slow camera pan and the tight view on the faces. The noise in the background but it's all blurry. You can hear the wind. There's a lot of things going on that make this scene work like they do. But, again - not to take away from Willams' performance. He has his part to play in it as well.
RaiceGeriko 6 months ago
@RaiceGeriko It's the camera grip and focus puller. Also, the cinematographer. Directors get far too much credit than those in production care to admit.
NoceurLouche 6 months ago
@NoceurLouche Yeah - that's bogus. If the director didn't matter, then he wouldn't be blamed if a movie fails horribly. They carry the greatest responsibility, and as such are the driving force behind the artistic vision. That is what the director is supposed to do, and the best ones DO that. Cinematography and such is a skill-set. Anyone can learn to take a picture and set up lighting. Some can be really great at it. But at the end of the day - you only capture what the director tells you.
RaiceGeriko 6 months ago
@RaiceGeriko First off, I never said they didn't matter. They get too much credit. The only reason they are blamed is because their name is attached to everything, ie: James Cameron's Avatar, Christopher Nolan's Batman, etc. They are trumped by the producer, who has a creative finger in every pot. They are not the driving force, they are a force. Also, if the producer doesn't like something, it goes. So really, at the end of the day, you only capture and keep what they want.
NoceurLouche 6 months ago
@NoceurLouche Listen, I'm not going to get into a debate with you about this anymore. You're one of those guys who just likes to disect every little word someone says so you can find a hole in their contention. You're like the blond dude in the pub in THIS very movie who needs to feel like a big-boy; so he picks random fights with people to impress someone who doesn't care. And if I were any dumber, I would fall into this trap. But all I really have to say to you is "go fuck yourself."
RaiceGeriko 6 months ago
@RaiceGeriko You don't have to be an ass about it. I work in the film industry, and I can tell you that people don't get credit where it is due. That's the bottom line. I'm not sure what you're taught, but there's a lot more to it than just the director. I don't need to impress you, I couldn't give two fucks about you. But I can't stand ignorance.
NoceurLouche 6 months ago
@NoceurLouche Dude in every profession, there are people who don't get the credit they "deserve". It doesn't matter whether you're making movies or you're scrubbing toilets. But you can't let your butt-hurt attitude get in the way of what is reality. That's just immaturity. If you don't like how things are done, then your energy would be better spent doing something about it, rather than complaining about it.
RaiceGeriko 6 months ago
@RaiceGeriko I'm not butt-hurt. I honestly don't know why you're turning this into such a big deal. I've never gotten personal with you, as you have with me. I've tried to not attack, because I could. I was simply trying to correct a mistake that I saw, because you obviously share some love of film. Being said, I thought you would have been more cordial about it, but I guess I was wrong.
NoceurLouche 6 months ago
@NoceurLouche You really didn't come off as cordial. You came off as a condescending douche. Maybe you weren't trying to be, but you did, nonetheless. What I said really wasn't incorrect. Your original statement was basically you correcting my opinion by stating your own - which is BS. Maybe I'm coming off a little unreasonable, but I don't take kindly to people who provoke me, and then even worse, try to pretend they were innocent from any wrong-doing.
RaiceGeriko 6 months ago