Best Robin Williams movie??? (plot, films, best movie)
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The Survivors is free right now on Amazon Prime. I've seen each movie mentioned in this thread, some more than once (Good Morning Vietnam, Good Will Hunting, RV, Mrs. Doubtfire, The Fisher King, Aladdin), except The Survivors which I plan to watch today.
I remember Robin Williams' passing, I was visiting someone special in my life when it happened and we were both stunned at the news. He was such a unique and inimitable talent. I'm so sorry about the struggles his children had dealing with his last wife after his passing away.
I just finished watching The Survivors, it was very interesting. I didn't realize doomsday "preppers" went back that far. The last scene was especially poignant, now after knowing how Williams died. Glad I watched it.
My husband was watching a documentary about Robin Williams this morning and I have been reading snippets about the NC17 “Mrs Doubtfire” which director Columbus says does not exist so I am feeling sad again that the world has lost a great talent like Robin...but also because of the irony of how he gave us great joy and insight and yet struggled so hard to find those qualities in his own life...
I would say I don’t have just one favorite Williams film
I always enjoy “The Birdcage”, “Mrs. Doubtfire”, and “Dead Poets Society”...
And I am going to rewatch “One Hour Photo” and “The Fisher King”...
Some of his films like “Awakenings” and “Garp” I have seen several times and rate highly but leave me sad
Any others who are big Williams fans?
With other suggestions?
(I have only watched about six Robin Williams movies, but Good Will Hunting was my favorite -- he turned in an absolutely amazing performance, imo -- with Awakenings being a close second. And Aladdin takes third place in my opinion. One Hour Photo was good, too.
We lost a huge talent when we lost Robin Williams.
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