Robin Williams ad libbed “Son of a b*tch, he stole my line.” They liked it so much they left it in the final cut. After his death, someone wrote on the exact bench they sat on in Boston Common the epithet read “Your move Chief.”
Notice that Robin Williams calls him son during the "it's not your fault" scene. He's taking on the role of his father, taking the blame for what he did.
There is meaning behind "How do you like them apples", supposedly originated from WWI, something about anti-tank grenades being called TOFFEE APPLES and once thrown came the phrase "how do you like them apples" as a taunt.
Great movie, but it always makes me laugh that Matt Damon wrote this part for himself to play - a cool, streetwise, genius who knows everything and the girl loves him.
This is what is called…”Manly Tears” genre of movie. Warrior, Southpaw, A Knight’s Tale, Iron Claw, etc… the comment section can provide more examples.
Ugh -- it was such a bummer. Had it in all of the first few versions, but RUclips kept flagging it. The only version that got through was this one. So many things we wanted to keep in. haha.
21:20 How can you explain your genius to people? Is it even possible? There has to be a common frame of reference. Saying, "I can just do it," or "It just makes sense to me," doesn't cut it!
The sad thing is that the popular story of this movie is a huge lie. Damon and Affleck are both Ivy League trust-fund babies. Damon wrote a thriller script about a genius being chased by the government, and his family connections got it shopped to a bunch of A-list writers and producers who turned it into this dramatic character story. This is mostly their work, not so much his. Certainly not his random pal Affleck's. Will Hunting wouldn't have had a chance in their world. The "apples" guy is basically them.
I don't know why you have a personal problem with Matt Damon and Ben Affleck, but film screenplays get changed all the time. From what I've read, Damon and Affleck got good advice from some very good film makers such as Rob Reiner. They rewrote their screenplay accordingly, and it was a brilliant piece of work.
@@Stogie2112 You don't see the sick irony of rich kids getting a bs script turned into this by their family connections and then taking all credit for it? Wow, dude. Do you not realize that every opportunity handed to nepotism cases is one denied to others? I say again: Will Hunting would have no shot in the world in which this movie happens.
@@dudermcdudeface3674 .... Do you have any real proof of Damon and Affleck's screenplay being rewritten by other people? If so, could you provide it? I would like to read it. I'd rather not accuse anyone of screenplay fraud without proof.
@@Stogie2112 I didn't accuse anyone of fraud, son. I mentioned that a rich kid got a college writing project developed by family friends in the movie industry and then got absurd amounts of praise for it. You can read Wikipedia if you want the backstory.
@@dudermcdudeface3674 …. You use Wikipedia as your proof? That’s pathetic. You clearly accused them of screenplay fraud, and you have no proof to support your accusation. All you have is childish anger and resentment of “rich kids”. Goodbye.
The story that Sean tells about his wife farting was not part of the script. Robin adlibbed the whole thing and the laughs from Matt are genuine. Also notice that the carmera jiggled a bit because everyone was laughing so hard. Also the final line was not in the script either.
Another amazing Robin Williams film about therapy is Awakenings! It's a different type of psychotherapy, but it's an amazing film. Robert De Niro is also in it, and it's one of his best performances!
@999Ecko lmao itll be referenced in a show they're watching, but they haven't gotten to that part yet. If they didn't watch this first, they wouldn't get the reference, and its one of my favorite references in anything I've watched, so I'm excited that they'll get it.
My only gripe with this movie is that at the end Ben Affleck quickly forgets he just gave him a car. So if his car is not there, he goes to attempt to pick him up anyways then notices he is not there. Just how he had wished it many times before. Pretty cheesy they allowed that for the film.
I think Stellan Skarsgard's character is a bit misunderstood in this film the first time you watch it. He's a creep and up his own ass but he sees potential in Will and is interpreting Will's trauma responses correctly as self-sabotage but providing a different track of showing him what's possible. Things he may not have even considered. I do think he and Robin's character kinda work in tandem because Stellan can't see that Will has to be broken down first before he's even willing to look at himself outside of the people and things that he finds stable. I do think sometimes, depending on who you are, it can be a great thing to have someone on your ass and not letting up. There are so many people who fall through the cracks waiting for at least one person like that. Like you guys talked about, by the end he had two more supports than he had in the beginning and there's still a lot of work to be done.
I've had BOTH Dunkin donuts AND Tim Hortons coffee!! I got to give the edge to Tim Hortons!! And Tim Horton's chocolate frosted donuts are to die for!!!!!❤❤ Dunkin donuts is ALMOST as good but NOT QUITE!!😅
I can't stand Dunkin' Donuts coffee ☕. It seems too acidy for me. Same with McDonald's. I love coffee & drink it throughout the day, but I'll take a soda over either of those 2 coffees. 🙄
Will Hunting is an INTP-T/ Logician. One of the 16 MBTI personalities. Sean is an INFP, Chuckie is an ESTP, and Prof Lambeau is an ENTJ. Please look into the 16 MBTI personalities. It will explain everything on why people are the way they are and do the things they do. The 16 MBTI personalities can almost automatically fix mental health and society as a whole.
Horrendous editing. Example: You completely cut the fight scene out, but included the court scene. You also didn't include any of the other psychologists/psychiatrists that lead up to finally going with Sean. Frankly, you cut out numerous great scenes & dialogue. But of couse you get Politically Correct Woke Butt Hurt by the line ~ Dots not feathers. You even challenged the joke ~ I don't have much hair left. He wasn't being literal you, Dullard. Your channel will Fail.
Robin Williams ad libbed “Son of a b*tch, he stole my line.” They liked it so much they left it in the final cut. After his death, someone wrote on the exact bench they sat on in Boston Common the epithet read “Your move Chief.”
One of the greatest movies ever with one/some of the best monologues ever!
RIP
He did serious drama roles prior to this. Big one was Dead Poet's Society. That is where the line "Oh Captain, My Captain".
0:30 Once you've seen this movie, there's no way you'll ever forget it.
One of my all time favorite movies. The entire cast are wonderful. Bette Davis is incredible.
Notice that Robin Williams calls him son during the "it's not your fault" scene. He's taking on the role of his father, taking the blame for what he did.
I didn't realise we have eyes and ears. When something is deep yeah say it but obvious do you think people are oblivious 😐
@@louiseparker7712believe it or not, some people probably were too busy crying or in their feels to notice that. You don’t have to be a dick.
@@louiseparker7712 YOU ARE A NASTY PERSON.
Dunkin Donuts is hugely popular on the east coast.
Yep. HUGE! 😂❤
There is meaning behind "How do you like them apples", supposedly originated from WWI, something about anti-tank grenades being called TOFFEE APPLES and once thrown came the phrase "how do you like them apples" as a taunt.
PLEASE react to Patch adams next.. Such a great movie, and Far to few reactions to it!
Such a great biographical drama! 💖
You guys should really see WHAT DREAMS MAY COME with Robin Williams.
Yes. People clapped at the end of lectures back in the day. Back in the day when human beings actually showed respect to eachother.
Great movie, but it always makes me laugh that Matt Damon wrote this part for himself to play - a cool, streetwise, genius who knows everything and the girl loves him.
😅😅
Great movie.
WWI Soliders came up with, How do you like them apples? From what i read.
This is what is called…”Manly Tears” genre of movie. Warrior, Southpaw, A Knight’s Tale, Iron Claw, etc… the comment section can provide more examples.
Wow. U cut the bar scene in the beginning?
Ugh -- it was such a bummer. Had it in all of the first few versions, but RUclips kept flagging it. The only version that got through was this one. So many things we wanted to keep in. haha.
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21:20 How can you explain your genius to people? Is it even possible?
There has to be a common frame of reference. Saying, "I can just do it," or "It just makes sense to me," doesn't cut it!
The math they're doing is real, but it’s not as advanced as they're making it seem. It's pretty advanced, but most math grad students could do it
How would you possibly know that graduate math students could do that work
And the second problem he was doing wasn't math but physics he was using Feynman diagrams a problem in quantum mechanics .
@@vincew4297 because graduate school students do that work. You can find videos on RUclips of people explaining the math
The sad thing is that the popular story of this movie is a huge lie. Damon and Affleck are both Ivy League trust-fund babies. Damon wrote a thriller script about a genius being chased by the government, and his family connections got it shopped to a bunch of A-list writers and producers who turned it into this dramatic character story.
This is mostly their work, not so much his. Certainly not his random pal Affleck's. Will Hunting wouldn't have had a chance in their world. The "apples" guy is basically them.
I don't know why you have a personal problem with Matt Damon and Ben Affleck, but film screenplays get changed all the time.
From what I've read, Damon and Affleck got good advice from some very good film makers such as Rob Reiner. They rewrote their screenplay accordingly, and it was a brilliant piece of work.
@@Stogie2112 You don't see the sick irony of rich kids getting a bs script turned into this by their family connections and then taking all credit for it? Wow, dude.
Do you not realize that every opportunity handed to nepotism cases is one denied to others? I say again: Will Hunting would have no shot in the world in which this movie happens.
@@dudermcdudeface3674 .... Do you have any real proof of Damon and Affleck's screenplay being rewritten by other people? If so, could you provide it? I would like to read it.
I'd rather not accuse anyone of screenplay fraud without proof.
@@Stogie2112 I didn't accuse anyone of fraud, son. I mentioned that a rich kid got a college writing project developed by family friends in the movie industry and then got absurd amounts of praise for it. You can read Wikipedia if you want the backstory.
@@dudermcdudeface3674 …. You use Wikipedia as your proof? That’s pathetic. You clearly accused them of screenplay fraud, and you have no proof to support your accusation. All you have is childish anger and resentment of “rich kids”. Goodbye.
I've always assumed that the brother's names that he gave were from the group and foster homes he was in.
Interesting! I like that take.
The story that Sean tells about his wife farting was not part of the script. Robin adlibbed the whole thing and the laughs from Matt are genuine. Also notice that the carmera jiggled a bit because everyone was laughing so hard.
Also the final line was not in the script either.
Another amazing Robin Williams film about therapy is Awakenings! It's a different type of psychotherapy, but it's an amazing film. Robert De Niro is also in it, and it's one of his best performances!
Check out Awakenings with Robin Williams great movie
Yall butchered the editing of this movie 😢
Not enough Morgan
this movie caught me totally offguard when i saw it for the first time. I saw Robin and thought it'd be a comedy. Oops.
Barney is a derogatory term for a Harvard student.
Patch Adams and Dead Poet Society are big time must watch films if you want a serious Robin Williams
They've been suggested a few times. We might have to do them! haha
@@PhilipManzano Hulu just added dead poets Society so that would be the easiest
Check out of Bette Davis in Now Voyager, What Ever Happened to Baby Jane and so many others.
Yeah, when we see the price of your patreon, no surprise you cut so much from your reactions on YT
Im glad yall watched this when you did. You'll know why eventually
Wtf do you even mean lol
@999Ecko lmao itll be referenced in a show they're watching, but they haven't gotten to that part yet. If they didn't watch this first, they wouldn't get the reference, and its one of my favorite references in anything I've watched, so I'm excited that they'll get it.
@@bobisawesome99 what show?
@@billallen1307 community
@@billallen1307Always sunny
The class was graph theory
Tim Hortons is better
My only gripe with this movie is that at the end Ben Affleck quickly forgets he just gave him a car. So if his car is not there, he goes to attempt to pick him up anyways then notices he is not there. Just how he had wished it many times before. Pretty cheesy they allowed that for the film.
He just wanted to make sure!!
I think Stellan Skarsgard's character is a bit misunderstood in this film the first time you watch it. He's a creep and up his own ass but he sees potential in Will and is interpreting Will's trauma responses correctly as self-sabotage but providing a different track of showing him what's possible. Things he may not have even considered. I do think he and Robin's character kinda work in tandem because Stellan can't see that Will has to be broken down first before he's even willing to look at himself outside of the people and things that he finds stable.
I do think sometimes, depending on who you are, it can be a great thing to have someone on your ass and not letting up. There are so many people who fall through the cracks waiting for at least one person like that. Like you guys talked about, by the end he had two more supports than he had in the beginning and there's still a lot of work to be done.
You should watch The Sopranos. Most layered depiction of therapy ever
Out of curiosity, has anyone noticed any characters from 2 Fast 2 Furious, in this movie?
I love that you guys are doing this movie ❤
The ass teacher Jerry is Alexander skarsgards father……….
Stellan Skarsgård is one of the best actors of his generation. He makes every film better. His kids can't hold a candle to him.
I've had BOTH Dunkin donuts AND Tim Hortons coffee!! I got to give the edge to Tim Hortons!! And Tim Horton's chocolate frosted donuts are to die for!!!!!❤❤
Dunkin donuts is ALMOST as good but NOT QUITE!!😅
haha appreciate the break down!
A Canadian ?
Tim Horton's is mainly a Canadian thing right ?
I can't stand Dunkin' Donuts coffee ☕. It seems too acidy for me. Same with McDonald's. I love coffee & drink it throughout the day, but I'll take a soda over either of those 2 coffees. 🙄
Such a underrated movie
By who?????
Will Hunting is an INTP-T/ Logician. One of the 16 MBTI personalities. Sean is an INFP, Chuckie is an ESTP, and Prof Lambeau is an ENTJ. Please look into the 16 MBTI personalities. It will explain everything on why people are the way they are and do the things they do. The 16 MBTI personalities can almost automatically fix mental health and society as a whole.
no lol
@@h4ll1k yes, haha
Horrendous editing. Example: You completely cut the fight scene out, but included the court scene. You also didn't include any of the other psychologists/psychiatrists that lead up to finally going with Sean. Frankly, you cut out numerous great scenes & dialogue. But of couse you get Politically Correct Woke Butt Hurt by the line ~ Dots not feathers. You even challenged the joke ~ I don't have much hair left. He wasn't being literal you, Dullard. Your channel will Fail.
haha -- appreciate the view!