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Robin Williams Movies

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Good Morning Vietnam, I think he was really good in that movie and I enjoy movies that are somewhat based on real events.

For pure nostalgia purposes, I have to go with Hook. I have probably seen that movie more than any other movie ever.

I’m not sure what my favorite is, but just a couple days ago, my wife was watching Patch Adams. It was very difficult for to watch. Just an obnoxious, annoying, over done performance. Williams could be brilliant, and I like most of his dramatic roles. I’m not a fan of a lot of his comedy.

Dead Poets Society - very inspiring. Very tough for me to think about Robin Williams at the moment even though he is one of my favorite comedians. He died having Lewy Body dementia and Parkinson's which is what my brother-in-law has now.

Here are his best movies:

 

Dead Poets Society

World According to Garp

Good Will Hunting

The Birdcage

Mrs. Doubtfire

Good Morning Vietnam

 

Tough choice among several of those but I would probably go with Good Will Hunting.

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For pure nostalgia purposes, I have to go with Hook. I have probably seen that movie more than any other movie ever.

 

Absolutely love Hook. Great depiction of Peter Pan.

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I’m not sure what my favorite is, but just a couple days ago, my wife was watching Patch Adams. It was very difficult for to watch. Just an obnoxious, annoying, over done performance. Williams could be brilliant, and I like most of his dramatic roles. I’m not a fan of a lot of his comedy.

 

Man, I love Patch Adams and it was going to be my choice for this thread. I love the message of the movie. I like that it was based on a true story. His conversation with God on the Cliff and then the scene at the medical review was great.

 

Really enjoy What Dreams May Come too.

For me it's Good Will Hunting or Dead Poets Society. Probably depends on the day.

 

His work in Aladdin is probably also the best pairing of voice actor with animators that's ever been put together. That's not "the genie" on screen. It's Robin Williams in blue... and it's great.

Good Will Hunting is my favorite movie of all time!

Probably Mrs. Doubtfire for me, but he also had a non-comedic role as a killer...maybe One Hour Photo is the name? I really liked it.

I'm with @Smokey Joe on Good Will Hunting. That was Robin's finest moment as an actor. He was raw, real and relatable.

For me it's Good Will Hunting or Dead Poets Society. Probably depends on the day.

 

His work in Aladdin is probably also the best pairing of voice actor with animators that's ever been put together. That's not "the genie" on screen. It's Robin Williams in blue... and it's great.

 

Dead Poets Society was filmed in Middletown, DE at St Andrews School, about 20 minutes or so north of where I grew up. My friend's father owned an appliance store in that town, and I sometimes worked for him delivering appliances. I ended up delivering some stuff to the place where Williams was staying during the filming of that movie. He Twasn't there, and while were lots of sightings of him all over the area, but I never did run into him.

Mrs. Doubtfire or Aladdin for me.

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