Conformity: the difficulty in maintaining your own beliefs in the face of others Dead Poets Society
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- Опубликовано: 12 ноя 2023
- I am reviewing/reacting to Dead Poets Society for the first time!
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This is much, much, tougher to watch after Williams' passing.
It was comforting in some way for me watching him.
I disagree. Oh Captain, my Captain. He lived, he sucked the marrow from life. Yes, he left before we liked, but he lived more than most of us can ever dream. /salute
Same with What Dreams May Come - just rips your heart right out and makes mincemeat out of it.
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I recommend you react to :
★ - *Bicentennial Man* (1999) /starring *Robin Williams* & Sam Neill
Directed by *Chris Columbus*
★ - *Mrs. Doubtfire (1993) /starring *Robin Williams* , * *Mara Wilson* & *Pierce Brosnan*
Directed by *Chris Columbus*
★ - *Hook* (1991) /starring *Robin Williams* , *Dustin Hoffman* & *Julia Roberts*
Directed by *Steven Spielberg*
★ - *Jumanji* (1995) /starring *Robin Williams* & Kirsten Dunst
*Mrs Doubtfire - More like just Robin Williams and Sally Field.
Both Mara Wilson and Pierce Brosnan are have important roles in the film.
But the key roles in the story are basically just Williams and Field.
Great reaction Maureen like always, i love this movie and Robin Williams may have been famous because of his comedy work but his non-comedy role in Dead Poets Society is one of his best performances. Dead Poets Society was written by Tom Schulman It was the first screenplay he sold to Hollywood, though not the first one he wrote. The story is based in part on his experiences at Montgomery Bell Academy, a prep school in Nashville, Tennessee. Most of the characters were modeled on people he knew from real life. There are some fun facts about this movie. Robin Williams's character, John Keating, was based on two of Schulman's former teachers: Harold Clurman, who taught at the Actors and Directors Lab, and Samuel Pickering, who taught Schulman's sophomore English class. At one point, Dustin Hoffman was going to direct and star in Dead Poets Society. When Williams first arrived on set, his portrayal of Keating was wooden and uncomfortable, so Weir suggested they improvise. He asked Williams what he wanted to “teach” the class, and he said Shakespeare. Then Williams did an improv of Marlon Brando and John Wayne doing Shakespeare, a scene that made it into the movie. After that, he relaxed into the role, and the movie started to come together. A large amount of Williams's dialogue was improvised. And not just the scene mentioned above. Producers estimated that about 15 percent of Williams's dialogue was improvised by the actor. Ethan Hawke credits a scene with Williams for introducing him to the possibilities of acting. The movie was originally going to be filmed in Rome, Georgia, but the director wanted snow to enhance the feel of a New England prep school. Since snow is expensive to replicate, they moved filming to Delaware, where snow is free. Keep up the amazing work.
Thank you Marco! And thank you for the write up. An interesting read. Robin Williams is one of a kind! 🤗
If you want a pretty dark movie that covers some very controversial topics in a very interesting way i would recommend What Dreams May Come.
Maureen, have you ever seen Scent of A Woman? It is in there with Good Will Hunting and Dead Poets Society. It’s probably one of my top 5 movies of all time.
Wink, wink nudge nudge 😊
Great reaction! Thank you!!!
Not while she's sleeping. That's a violation.
Loved your reaction!!! I would love to see you react to Patch MD with Robin Williams. It's my favorite movie with him! I miss him so much 😭
Thank you :)
Great reaction! I hope one day you will react to Atonement, I think you would like it.
You're still the best. And I'm still holding my breath for a reaction to "A.I.: Artificial Intelligence" (2001), but i'll patiently wait. When are you going to start a Patreon?
Awww thank you so much for the compliment and support! I will watch that movie sometime in the new year! 🤗❤️
Awesome!!!! I shall be looking forward to it!
great reaction, ive seen a few of yours, the last scene the boys became men
Thank you for spending some time on my channel Robert!😊
Sorry so many compliments and comments, I just remembered one of my other top favorites. You’ve probably seen it, but it’s Mona Lisa Smile. 29:10
I saw this movie in 7th grade class. I was lucky enough to go to an international prep school overseas. This movie sticks with me to this day. You can get lessons from it in all aspects of life. Not just academia but in business, family, relationships, life. Pursue your passion. That’s the only way to experience what being human is about.
i like your reactions, ever seen robin williams in PATCH ADAMS? if not you will like it
maquia when the promised flower blooms
Have you seen the movie Galaxy Quest? A really fun movie
Men really needs direct response from women figures ( Moms, Sisters, etc...) but ar certain points , masculine figure or intelectual help is also important .( At least até my humble view...) 😌🙏
I would love if you react to Disney’s and Pixar’s elemental!!!
I’m married to someone on the spectrum I can relate to the teachers for Will Hunting and Dead poets society.
Hello love
Hi Aran! 😊 Hope you are well!
Can we do those movies Haywire and Tarzan The Fearless?
I would get 3 views if I did those movies. 🤣
God I miss Robin Williams.