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THESE TWO WERE INCREDIBLE TOGETHER! | Good Will Hunting (1997) Movie Reaction FIRST TIME WATCHING

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Hope you all enjoyed our reaction to the 1997 film, "Good Will Hunting" starring Robin Williams and Matt Damon! This was voted over on our Patreon by you guys and is a part of our weekly movie night! You guys get to vote for the genre and movie every week and get 2-week early access for every movie so make sure to go check it out!

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@ReelTimeYT Creator 4 years ago Pinned

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@Arcotectx 4 years ago

Fun fact, ben Affleck and Matt Damon won an oscar for writing this movie, and Robin Williams won his first oscar for best supporting actor. Amazing film.

@etherealdreamer1 4 years ago (edited)

"Dead Poets Society" is a must watch casting ofc Robin Williams and a young Ethan Hawke

@raysofrosie 4 years ago

The part with Robin telling Matt “it’s not your fault” over and over really fucking hit as someone with trauma. That’s the one line I wanted someone to tell me that genuinely meant it and not tell me in that passive “yeah yeah let me tell you this so you can stfu and I can go home to and watch my tv” kind of way. And the way Matt Damon breaks down in that scene hurts beyond anything because you can just tell that’s one of those cries from the depth of your soul with the utmost pain you can ever feel. Idk if he’s just that good of an actor or he actually related personally to it but damn it hurts every time.

@amandadougherty6615 4 years ago

You guys know that Ben Affleck and Matt Damon wrote this too right? And there is a hilarious interview with Matt Damon where he says someone from the FCC or something approached them because they liked the script but wanted to be able to broadcast it on cable TV, so they asked if Matt and Ben could reduce the number of times they said F$!k in the movie, because the limit for cable was like 6x or something. Matt replied saying yeah, how many are we over? And they were over by like 120 or something, hahahahhaha 😂

@BigBWolf90 4 years ago

"Son of a bitch. Stole my line." Robin improvised that line & is way better than the original just smile

@lpycb42 4 years ago

I can’t make it through the It’s not you fault scene without crying. It gets me every single time.

@SassySoda 2 years ago

As someone whose parent abused them at a young age, i can never get through the "It's not your fault" scene without sobbing! That single scene is the reason i've watched this movie as many times as i have. Even without that scene, this movie is amazing, but that scene...

@TheIrishKat 4 years ago

The scene where Robin is talking about his wife farting wasn't scripted and the laughing was genuine, you can she the camera shake slightly during the scene bc the cameraman was laughing too 😁

@Sen3Dumont 4 years ago

Minnie (skylar) was told by producers that she wasn’t near pretty enough for the part. Imagine the chemistry we would have lost if they had picked someone more “conventional”

@bayleecorona7625 4 years ago (edited)

I CACKLED when Zuff sang that he wanted a girlfriend at 21:54 😂 And after watching the full reaction, I love how much Zuff loves love. Y’all need to set that man up PRONTO

@amelie.1313 3 years ago

For me, the movie wasn't about Will getting with Skylar. It was about him opening up, dealing with his past or walking the path of becoming free.
So it doesn't have an open ending :)

Plus, I don't think he's quite ready to say love yet. It would be a whole second movie with him changing and them growing together, building a new life

@nickschnider9191 4 years ago

I have always thought when Will names his older brothers it's all the other kids he was in foster homes with. That's why he can name them so easily. They were supposed to be his big brothers but they never were for real.

@RustinChole 4 years ago

I so desperately want Robin Williams for a therapist. God damn he was so excellent in this movie.

@FuriousSpacts 4 years ago

“Fuck you (ewe)”
“You’re the shepherd”

I must have forgotten that

@lynnecurrie7561 4 years ago

The fact that Ben and Matt wrote this screenplay in their early twenties, just blows my mind. RIP Robin...

@YT_AKai_ 4 years ago

“I’m like crumpled up in a little ball over here bro!” Me too dude me too

@thestanleys4157 9 months ago

Every relationship in this movie feels real. Matt and Robin, Matt and Ben, Minnie and Matt. You would swear Robin and Stellan had known each other for years. This is one of the most well acted movies ever filmed. To think this was written by 2 young men trying to break into hollywood. They wound up making one of the top 3 movies of all time.