In no particular order 1. World's Greatest Dad 2. One Hour Photo 3. Insomnia 4. Good Will Hunting 5. Aladdin (I like most of my Williams in serious mode)
I need to qualify that I haven't watched any of these in a whole lot of years, but based on my feelings while looking over his filmography: 1. Hamlet (he only had a small role, but it is a movie that Robin Williams was in and it was a beautiful production) 2. Dead Poets' Society 3. Dead Again 4. Good Will Hunting 5. Aladdin 6. (in case including Hamlet is deemed "some bullshit" which I would totally understand) Hook
Was Deconstructing Harry good? I feel like it was, but I also feel like I'm wrong for remembering it that way. That could also be the de-facto Woody Allen stink having developed around it. Not sure.
Random note: I never saw Flubber, but I hate it based on working at a movie theater when it came out and that theater was TRASHED every f'n time.
EDIT: I forgot about Awakenings and if my ~17 year old's memory stands I think that should nudge its way in where Aladdin is and push everything else down a spot. Heart strings be tugged.
Moscow On The Hudson. I could say so much on how great this movie is. I think it does show how for all the faults there is something great about the USA.
Insomnia. The bad guy? He plays this part great as a guy who made the worst mistake and is trying to survive it. The Swank steals the show in this movie tho.
Aladdin, I thought the casting was genius when I heard he was going to play it.
Fisher King, he was just fine in a movie I did not see coming. I was surprised by a Terry Gilliam film? I should have known better.
Good Morning Vietnam, it’s ok when he’s unleashed on air. Not a fan of the story parts. Very much of its time. I did see it at the Cenarama Dome on Sunset in Hollywood. That was my first time there.
I would throw The Birdcage in there but the film snob in me would say the French original was far superior. I’m so pretentious.
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2. What Dreams May Come
3. Dead Poets Society
4. Insomnia
5. Aladdin
2. Dead Poets Society
3. Aladdin
4. The World According To Garp
5. Good Will Hunting
Also, Mrs. Doubtfire is a classic and probably should be in my list.
2. The Fisher King
I don’t care about any of his other films.
2. Good Will Hunting
3. Patch Adams
5. (tie) Mrs. Doubtfire / The Birdcage
1. World's Greatest Dad
2. One Hour Photo
3. Insomnia
4. Good Will Hunting
5. Aladdin
(I like most of my Williams in serious mode)
1. Hamlet (he only had a small role, but it is a movie that Robin Williams was in and it was a beautiful production)
2. Dead Poets' Society
3. Dead Again
4. Good Will Hunting
5. Aladdin
6. (in case including Hamlet is deemed "some bullshit" which I would totally understand) Hook
Was Deconstructing Harry good? I feel like it was, but I also feel like I'm wrong for remembering it that way. That could also be the de-facto Woody Allen stink having developed around it. Not sure.
Random note: I never saw Flubber, but I hate it based on working at a movie theater when it came out and that theater was TRASHED every f'n time.
EDIT: I forgot about Awakenings and if my ~17 year old's memory stands I think that should nudge its way in where Aladdin is and push everything else down a spot. Heart strings be tugged.
1. Aladdin
2. Mrs. Doubtfire
3. One Hour Photo
4. Jumanji
5. Hook
I have some major gaps needing filling: Good Morning, Vietnam, The Birdcage, Good Will Hunting, Smoochie
jumanji
aladdin
Night at the museum
Hook
im a kids comedy RW all the way...
Aladdin, I thought the casting was genius when I heard he was going to play it.
Fisher King, he was just fine in a movie I did not see coming. I was surprised by a Terry Gilliam film? I should have known better.
Good Morning Vietnam, it’s ok when he’s unleashed on air. Not a fan of the story parts. Very much of its time. I did see it at the Cenarama Dome on Sunset in Hollywood. That was my first time there.
I’m so pretentious.