@BiG JuiCe Well, Siggy was more mad at Leo because Leo promised that he won't let go of him until he was ready but Leo let go making Siggy fall into the lake but for Bob I guess it was more of a calming situation where Bob wasn't forcing him to dive (not like Leo did) and Bob himself didn't want to go to the edge of the dock but Siggy went to the edge.
Smoke screen diversion to hide the fact that he pushed his hopelessly frightened of water patient into the water with no regret or shame. He yells to prevent them from judging him!
@@madogroonymoody9299 You love it so much because the original concept was so very dark. Bob was meant to know exactly what he was doing every step of the way. He'd tried to ingragiate himself into the families' of therapists before, thus why they routinely dump him. There's nothing wrong with him besides being relatively impoverished and having no family. Now he gets an 'in' and plays it the way he wants to. Everything is calculated and an act to steal someone elses family. That's why even though they turned it into a goofball comedy you have the nuanced darker elements when you re-watch it thinking of the original concept
As a child, I watched this movie in theaters, but re-watching this scene as an adult has given me a new perspective. There's so much wisdom here about how to help someone overcome their fears and conquer something new.
It's sad Bill Murray and Richard Dreyfuss did not get along when filming. This movie really was hysterical. It did make me think about how some of the dislike from Leo towards Bob probably extended from his real life dislike.
@@conqururfear I think Bill Murray has trouble getting along with a lot of people. He just has one of those difficult personalities on set (perhaps off-set as well) and some people can handle that while others are just rubbed the wrong way and can't stand him.
@Elly Grant Not really because Leo pushed Bob into the lake and Bob probably wasn't focusing on what happened on when he fell into the lake especially he kept panicking thinking he was going to die.
From 3:44-3:45 Fay looked like she was saying, "Leo, I saw what you did, you pushed Bob into the lake on purpose." Then at 3:49 Anna was probably saying to her dad, "dad, what is your problem by pushing Bob into the lake?" However, maybe Siggy should have just jumped into the lake and helped Bob since Bob sounded like he was scared if he was going to die even though he wouldn't have died while wearing that life vest.
Both men were really good in this movie. But the movie would not have been the same without the crankiness and upsettedness of Dreyfuss's character, indeed.
Martin and Candy in Planes Trains and Automobiles DeVito and Crystal in Throw Momma from the Train Murray and Dreyfuss in What About Bob? And the belated Oscar for overlooked films goes to.... all 3!
I've loved this movie ever since it came out, partly because I identify a lot with Bob. It's one of the great psychotherapy comedies -- but how many of these are there? Analyze This and its sequel are the ones that immediately come to mind.
I guess there really was something wrong with Leo in the head for pushing Bob into the lake since all his family, friends, and colleagues saw him attack Bob physically at his birthday party having a doctor check on him where at the end he got committed to a mental hospital run by Dr. Tomsky.
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Leo was just mad his son dived for bob and not for him!😂
Really? Can you analyze some more films for me captain?
@BiG JuiCe Well, Siggy was more mad at Leo because Leo promised that he won't let go of him until he was ready but Leo let go making Siggy fall into the lake but for Bob I guess it was more of a calming situation where Bob wasn't forcing him to dive (not like Leo did) and Bob himself didn't want to go to the edge of the dock but Siggy went to the edge.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
And how much everyone loves bob and everyone detest leo
Leo's smirk as he turned on the dock, I knew something funny was coming lol
This movie cured my depression, and still does hahaha
1:29 "I just let the boat do the work, that was the secret." One of the funniest, most understated lines of the movie!
Next time when you go sailing, the secret is to let the boat do the work. 😄
WHAT ARE YOU STARING AT? I HAVE EVERY RIGHT TO BUY THIS HOUSE. lol
SHE NEVER SAYS THAT.....
Well technically, he’s not wrong.
godawgs7098 He’s not wrong about that at all.
Smoke screen diversion to hide the fact that he pushed his hopelessly frightened of water patient into the water with no regret or shame. He yells to prevent them from judging him!
🤣😂😂😂
Kid: "My whole life flashed before my. eyes."
Bob: "You're lucky you're only twelve."
I love this movie so much I can't stop FRICKEN watching it 😍 lol
I also love how Leo sees Bob and he was smiling then his face turned straight lol
@@madogroonymoody9299 You love it so much because the original concept was so very dark. Bob was meant to know exactly what he was doing every step of the way. He'd tried to ingragiate himself into the families' of therapists before, thus why they routinely dump him. There's nothing wrong with him besides being relatively impoverished and having no family. Now he gets an 'in' and plays it the way he wants to. Everything is calculated and an act to steal someone elses family. That's why even though they turned it into a goofball comedy you have the nuanced darker elements when you re-watch it thinking of the original concept
“ what are you staring at , I had every right to buy this house “ 😂😂😂
As a child, I watched this movie in theaters, but re-watching this scene as an adult has given me a new perspective. There's so much wisdom here about how to help someone overcome their fears and conquer something new.
Best movie of all time !! Wish Bob was my neighbor . Thanks for sharing !
One of my favorite scenes in the movie!
Ah, good approach by Bob. Now the student becomes the teacher and he follows through cause he feels responsible.
It's sad Bill Murray and Richard Dreyfuss did not get along when filming. This movie really was hysterical. It did make me think about how some of the dislike from Leo towards Bob probably extended from his real life dislike.
Jacob Sabin How do you know this?
How do you know that !?
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How do KNOW THAT BILL MURRAY AND RICHHARD DREYFUSS. Didn’t. Get along???????????
@@conqururfear I think Bill Murray has trouble getting along with a lot of people. He just has one of those difficult personalities on set (perhaps off-set as well) and some people can handle that while others are just rubbed the wrong way and can't stand him.
thx for respoding had no idea@@DarlingNikki2
Love this movie.
I guess Bob learned diving after all
@Elly Grant Not really because Leo pushed Bob into the lake and Bob probably wasn't focusing on what happened on when he fell into the lake especially he kept panicking thinking he was going to die.
From 3:44-3:45 Fay looked like she was saying, "Leo, I saw what you did, you pushed Bob into the lake on purpose." Then at 3:49 Anna was probably saying to her dad, "dad, what is your problem by pushing Bob into the lake?" However, maybe Siggy should have just jumped into the lake and helped Bob since Bob sounded like he was scared if he was going to die even though he wouldn't have died while wearing that life vest.
As good as Murray was, Dreyfuss really stole this film. Very funny performance.
No way
Agreed. I used to think Bob was what made the movie funny. As great as he was, the movie revolved around Leo's descent.
They both did good
Both men were really good in this movie. But the movie would not have been the same without the crankiness and upsettedness of Dreyfuss's character, indeed.
Our lake house is right around the bend. Docks on SML don’t look like that anymore, lol.
Martin and Candy in Planes Trains and Automobiles
DeVito and Crystal in Throw Momma from the Train
Murray and Dreyfuss in What About Bob?
And the belated Oscar for overlooked films goes to....
all 3!
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I've loved this movie ever since it came out, partly because I identify a lot with Bob. It's one of the great psychotherapy comedies -- but how many of these are there? Analyze This and its sequel are the ones that immediately come to mind.
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I guess there really was something wrong with Leo in the head for pushing Bob into the lake since all his family, friends, and colleagues saw him attack Bob physically at his birthday party having a doctor check on him where at the end he got committed to a mental hospital run by Dr. Tomsky.
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THIS WAZ THE BEST MOVIE OF ALL TIME I LOOOOVE WHAT ABOUT BOB MOVIE & I ACTUALY OWN THIS MOVIE ON DVD & ITS A FUNNY FUNNY MOVIE😅😅😅😅😅😅😅🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣------GET BACK 2 ME AS SOON AS U CAN MR CLIP OF THE WEEK????🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔