Will Hunting, a janitor at M.I.T., has a gift for mathematics, but needs help from a psychologist to find direction in his life.
William Sidis, Author and Professor - IQ 250-300
In 1909, William Sidis broke the record for the youngest person ever to be accepted into Harvard University. He was eleven years old.
Sidis would go on to write “The Animate and the Inanimate,” about thermodynamics and the origins of life. He is said to have spoken 25 languages, and at one point he even invented his own.
If the claims about him are true, he may have had the highest IQ ever. Critics propose that 254 was actually just the place where he fell in the ranking on the exam.
Movie : Good Will Hunting (1997) William Sidis was a real person, he has the highest recorded IQ of all time. (250-300)
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@@bagonbee only one 😩
At this point IQ is a joke 1:30 ok 250 iq
Thank you ❤️
but his iq was estimated never recorded.
Delinquent friends but they want what's best for him. That is true friendship.
I like how the smart people have to jump through hoops to get to will, but his friend just tells him off once and he changes his mind
Great point
Same
Blood makes you related but loyalty makes you brothers
Im happy you dont have random delinquent sjws commenting under your comment bud. Stay safe.
Will is the kinda person that the teachers expect us to be
Which is fictional
@@tinmank actually Will was a real person
I had nothing but Bs and Cs all the way through university. It makes no difference to your employer what your grade average was.
@@damienholland8103 indeed, but it likely matters to them whether u're actually smart or attentive to detail (plus other qualities ofc), which is why they pursue interviews
@@tinmank yeah, the top comment says he is
This movie explained as a whole as for the people who aren't ready to make major choices in their life tends to push everyone away while the whole world moves on without you.
I feel very attacked
dude can you relax with the personal attacks
@@milkdrinker117 same
Dam me rn but I gotta b strong fukit
Facts! I know someone like that, they think the world revolves around them, sadly, life moves on without them.
Will : "you bench?" Sean: "yeah" Will: "how much do you lift?" Sean: "255" Will: ( start changing subject)
He really is a genius huh
Not that it matters but I think it was 285.
this is literally my high school janitor aswell, he's smarter than all of the teachers in our school. (Smarter is over the top, I'd rather say more humble and thoughtful than all the teachers.)
Most are - Janitors are natural fix it mentalities that are often way more than thier job defines them as in society's eyes.
@@jnb756 There is a reason they are trusted with a broom and the keys
It seems that particular feat is not that difficult
@@jnb756 No bro, you forgot this is a movie 😂
I'm a janitor at a high school, trust me they fix alot of things that most wouldnt even know where to begin with. It's also a job looked down at. But we actually make more than teacher with degrees. Not even kidding
R.I.P. Robin williams.. truly a legend.. any movie he was in he became a main character, even if he wasn't supposed to be..
I miss his work so much. Especially from what he did in this movie. Sad is; he probably would be suffering if he were still alive. RIP Robin.
I forgot he died and now I'm sad
@@shahan484 Lewy body dementia, a devastating mix between Parkinson's and Alzheimer's. He was misdiagnosed with Parkinson's, and he was really struggling to find out what he actually had so he unfortunately took his own life
Yeah but this was one of the few movies where he was a real actor. I love that man to bits but I love him enough to remember that the majority of his characters were just Robin Williams the Character. Good Will Hunting and Dead Poets Society were rare gems.
@@thegrimmretails3777 Agree, still I think we could see a little of his efforts shinning in "Hook".
there could be many people like Will alive today but they just want to live quiet lives
That’s very true, we have a builder that comes over to help put extensions on our house. While he works, he listens to Nietzsche. Now I don’t know if you have ever read or listened to Nietzsche, but not only is it incredibly hard to understand in terms of vocabulary and punctuation. But to grasp key concepts is equally as difficult. Some people just want to watch the world go by around them, and I respect that.
My roommate is a certified genius, and while she really enjoys learning, and is basically the local bank of knowledge, she has 0 interest in pursuing any fields that would favor her intelligence, as they all require a certain level of socializing. She's incredibly anti social
@@elijahscarbro7029 at the end of the day, the probability of someone being blessed with both intellect and a passion for academia is so incredibly low. It is why we revere those like Einstein and hawking.
I have met/ worked with people in jobs that are way below their intellect and I also worked / met people in way over their head
Most people are since in society most of the higher intelligence people don't get used because society puts people like me down and dosnt let anyone become successful because we don't care about people
Its awesome how they scripted Will to be a relatable average type guy. Most geniuses' have crippling social anxiety.
No they dont, all the geniuses i know tought everything was too easy for them, got super cocky and are now a bunch of drug addicts cuz they refuse to follow rules thinking they are superior
@AmericanJew People form pretty strong relationships with dogs and dogs have IQ's way less than 200, although many intelligent people do self reduce because they have so few peers of the two arms two legs and a head type
@@rildsilverlok Can confirm, the curse/gift of intelligence is real and heavy.
I think that all people who have high IQ should aspire to be like Will than albert einstein or hawkings.
@@MrHowzaa those men who changed how we view the universe itself?
I love how you so closely covered the park monologue in the recap instead of just giving the gist of it because it absolutely is such a beautiful scene that anybody here should go and look up. Hands down one of the best movie monologues of all time and a true testament to the magic of Robin Williams.
This is the movie he won the Oscar for, although he also should have won for The Fisher King.
Rest In Peace, Robin Williams.
Did he die
@@technoknfe3047 Sadly yes. Suicide. God bless his soul. We lost the finest actors and people in the world. 😔
@@technoknfe3047 Yes, sadly he committed suicide after being diagnosed with a neurological condition. I don't remember the name of it.
He was a true hero who made my child hood R.I.P. gone but never forgotten
One of my favorite actors! Every single movie he has a role in is good, and he just knows how to genuinely convey emotions, sadness, happiness, fun, inspiration. May his soul rest in peace knowing he brought happiness to many people who’ve watched his movies.
Gamechanger movie for Matt and Ben. Good on them for holding true. Robin is fantastic here, Gus does a great job, and Minnie shines. The guy-in-the-bar-how-bout-them-apples scene is an all-time classic. In the end, I guess the moral is that geniuses just need love too.
Geniuses/High IQ people are just like the average people. The only difference is the IQ. Although they might have a big brain [metaphorically], they're not Gods or robots. So yeah, you're right geniuses need love too.
I don't like them apples
What's remarkable about this movie is when Ben Affleck's character says, "My dream is some morning I'll come to work & you won't be here, because you went to do something more important." I've never had a male friend ever not just think of himself. Does it actually happen?
Yes; it's what we were created to do.
No those are called brothers
I put others above me, so yes.
whats your point
@@Ziggy-sl3fp stop being dense
6:12 fun fact about the joke: robin did this out of scipt, totally unplanned, and the laughing fit matt damon has is real. they liked it so much they left it in in the scene. just shows how great of a comedian robin was
6:09*
The fact that Matt and Robin spent a lot of time together on set so to have some kind of fathership makes me burst into tears. I miss Robin 💔
I think the entire world misses him.
Rest In Peace Robin Williams, you could make everyone laugh but yourself
The Saddest person has the brightest smile
He committed suicide?
@@montrefletcher1583 Yes he did, unfortunately. He was diagnosed with Leow's Body Dementia, and was slowly losing control of his mind. I imagine that he wanted to die while he still had some control over his mind and body. There were people who were people who were angry at Mr. Williams committing suicide, but they didn't have his illness, so they need to stfu.
This is a movie, that despite having had watched the recap, you truly need to watch the full movie to understand the whole feeling of it. If at all possible, keep rewatching it when you are down and especially much so when you feel useless.
My therapist told me to watch it but i really can't find why i should like the movie or feel confort from it, the only reason it has an happy ending is because the main character's a genius; if he were a normal average intelligent person (like me) the movie would have ended with him in jail. It just doesn't feel real to me
@Taylor Peay the reason why he's in that position is because of his avoidant disturb, i get it trust me, i just don't understand why everyone loves this movie so much, i'm trying to read other people opinions to understand if maybe i overlooked something (?)
@@areswalker5647 if you don't get it, then you don't get it, that's fine. Come back to the movie in a couple years and see if anything changes.
@@hugon6717 yeah probably a good idea thanks
@Taylor Peay yes it does make sense. Will is effectively a combination of people.
Confronting Logical-mathematical intelligence with Interpersonal intelligence, the two most fascinating ones in our society.
such a smart janitor
No $hit Sherlock
@@weatherloops Oh i didn’t know it wasn’t allowed to hit Sherlock. I’ll remember that
@@weatherloops this isn't Roblox you don't have to bypass shit
@@h3xad3cimaldev61 youtube shadow bans ur comment if u swear in it and it might give u a warning
@@h3xad3cimaldev61 youtube gets softer every year
Loved this one of my favourite films ever and the fact robin Williams is in it make it 10 times better but can I ask you to edit this and add the end when robin says he stole my line would make a good tribute to robin peace and love. R.I.P Robin Williams your never going to be forgotten
I can't remember the name m, what's it? That for clarify that it's Robin. Something was reminiscent about about that guy but I couldn't tell
Good will hunting
@@aaronmorgan8359 thanks
"How do you like them apples?" I remember laughing my F A off. When Robin grabbed Will at the throat, that was a shocker. Never seen RW get angry in a movie. RIP Robin. You are a legend!
AWESOME!!!! Simply awesome. Many thanks. My older sister Melinda (who passed away in 2012) dragged me to go see this movie. I was like a bratty kid going to a dentist appointment to get his braces adjusted for the umpteenth time. As we walked away from the movie theater i cried as i hugged her and thanked her for taking me. We were the only 2 out of 7 kids to graduate high school.
I am sorry your loss of beloved Melissa, and I hope you ain't as Nasty as your nick suggests. Hope you're doing well, too.
That’s embarassing, are your other siblings mentally ill? And did u go further than that? Anyone can graduate high school it’s about what comes next
@@phantom8699 bruh that's rude af
@@phantom8699 If you can't say anything nice, then don't post.
My sincere condolences on the death of your sister. May she Rest In Peace.
I feel like this is how geniuses watch movies. Condensed to 12 minutes with a robotic inner narrative.
Hahaha. Well I dunno because l have never been a genius, so getting a glimpse of this is the closest way of understanding that experience of being one🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
The most intelligent person that I know works as a janitor, as well. Many of us were traumatized by the world way too bad, so now we just can't fully realize ourselves.
I remember my high school. We had a janitor who knew geography like our teacher. We were kinda curious and asked him why he choose as janitor and not a teacher or a professor. He said it was too much of a hassle and he didnt have good grades and money to get into that job. It just sad when you have talented people and no backing up for them. I wish i went further into sport because i was really good at handball but i wasnt interested in that.
Reportedly, a number of Mensa members work blue-collar jobs.
My dad was tested for a somewhat menial job at a chemical company in the late 1960s and scored 168 and they didn't want ti employ him because it was so high...he left school at 16 and mostly worked menial jobs (never stayed long anywhere but became a plumber out if school, merchant navy, bin/refuse man, sheet metal worker, brick layer, joiner etc.) but was the most intelligent person I've ever known and I have a feeling he was a savant, he just understood everything no matter the subject.... he could pick up any instrument and within an hour play it without being taught and played keyboard in bands on the 60s and was the best artist/painter I've known but was asked to switch to sculpture because his tutor during that section thought he was fantastic...he only went and got his art degree in his 50s but pretty much wasted his talent, if I had half the talent and understanding my father had I would have been a multi millionaire by 20 but he had no hustle.... I've got thousands of my dads drawings and paintings and imagine one day he will be a known artist it's just a shame he didn't have any hustle.... I hope anyone who takes the time to read this doesn't think I'm lying, I could have typed 10× more about things he did and opportunities he missed, he passed away last year and I miss him so much.
@@samuelwoods164 I am curious why your dad didn't tailor his test results at the chemical company for the job in question ?
@@xzqzq no idea and unfortunately I can't ask him anymore.
Robin was one of finest actor. I miss him and Heath Ledger. They didn't deserve to die so early.
Indeed 💯
the homies became proud that their friend is becoming the best version of himself.
It takes a lot to do what you want to do.. and it takes everything to know what u exactly want to do . Many think they know what they what but actually they don't..
Rude. I know what I what all the time, I think? Maybe it's what I want? Idk, all looks the same to 92 people. :D
@@DC-me3pk u certainly looks confused to me.. and i didn't generalize my statement.. i just said many dnt knw what they want.. but blessed ones surely do knw what they want.. and many of us realizes it later in life but sometimes its too late
in a world where you can be everything, it makes it hard to be anything.
Which is why time is the most valuable thing?
@@DC-me3pk i cant tell if you were trying to be funny
There was a lad at my school who was a genius, a very unstable one! He had a notorious temper and could be violent. He passed his exams effortlessly. I remember I played table football in a team game, he was attacking and I was defending. The teams who played the table were so good the balls went in the goal at an estimated ninety mph! For one full minute this guy waited to strike and when he did I saved it. He gave me such a venomous look that I didn't bother to save any more. At our school the chess cup was taken seriously. This guy learned how to play chess in a week and got into the finals. A friend of mine played against him, clearly losing the game he took the rooks pawn with his queen checking the castled king. All the guy had to do was take the queen to win, but for some strange reason he thought the queen was guarded and moved his king away. They were playing the game in one of the chemistry labs. When he found out what he had done he badly damaged a lot of equipment in there. He ended up as a farm laborer. He clearly could have had a fine career in anything he wanted, but he was content to live and work as a laborer. So this film reminds me of him. There is nothing wrong in choosing to be a janitor. It is an individual choice. I think it more disturbing when others are manipulative and think they know what is best for someone, rather than leaving it for the individual to decide for themselves. Let sleeping dogs lie.
Lovely comment
Lovely story
Thanks for bringing back this movie up. Love it
This hits home hard. It's the same reason why someone with a PHD would fail high school if they were enrolled.
@@lemonboy2295 Sweet dreams! *hugs*
That’s definitely not true lmao. Most of the people doing PHDs got good grades throughout their life or they would not have gone to college to begin with
@@lemonboy2295 thanks, I wish you the same
Its really all about being focused on what you are passionate about in my experience. I had a 2.2 GPA in highschool with a 32 ACT and a 3.7 college GPA. If I wasn't doing something I enjoyed I either didn't do it at all, or only half assed it. If It is something I am passionate about you would think I was a damn PHD even with only a 2yr vet tech degree.
@@lemonboy2295 I've rarely seen people this wholesome. Thank you.
Glad you spent more time on the park bench scene, easily one of the more eye-opening and emotional ones
I don't think will should have told Skyler that he doesn't love her because he does!!!!
Thank you for including the park bench conversation . 👌
When Robin Williams died, fans visited that bench to pay their respects.
One of the best written movies I’ve ever watched- I would recommend anyone that hasn’t seen it to go and watch the whole thing!!!
Some of the greatest lines of all time are in this movie. I HATE fart jokes and I roll every time it gets to the story about the therapist's wife farting so loud in bed that she woke up the dog. Incredible movie, but I'd classify it as a tragedy, because WHO WRITES "GOOD WILL HUNTING" AS THEIR FIRST SCRIPT AND THEN STOPS?!
@@spanishprisoner huh. Must not have been anything special.
Since the fart joke was probably Robin improvising the script writer didn't really do anything there. But that's just one part of a great movie.
Can you just imagine , not seeing your best friend home and realize he left and you probably won’t see them again for years . Especially in the 90s when there was no fast internet and good cellphones . Felt like life is too connected now .
Funny thing is the theorem on the wall was a fairly easy calc 3 problem
The "Gauntlet" question that the Prof poses after is easier than the original question, I heard.
Ugh I love and miss that ending. Good job, I feel like I really got a new taste of the same movie in a whole different way for the first time
One of my all time favorite movies. Absolutely brilliant.
The history argument is actually economics argument.
One of the best movies of that time
This film is AMAZING! I've watched it so many times and it doesn't get old
The difference between money and IQ is a bell shaped curve. Subsequently, some of our brightest people work menial jobs, or are even unemployed.
Meanwhile clowns are governing the United States. LOL
Indeed 💯
@@user-dd8vo7or2d Indeed 💯and they are not the brightness at all.
Assuming they finished middle school. Waste 8 hours a day to suck on some teacher and get a number on a piece of paper instead of actually learning has been the most idiotic bullshit i been forced to do in my life.
100%
One of those special movies that I will always carry in my heart!
I love the dynamic of will and Sean because he doesn’t push and understands will and knows that he needs him to feel safe instead of scared And threatened. He lets him open up slowly and build a friendship
Good as always. Keep up the good work.
wow, this format is brilliant! subscribed
“I will END YOU. I will fucking END YOU!” Robin was absolutely amazing in this movie!
I appreciate the park scene not getting overly summarized. Thank you.
I was about the age of Will when the movie came out, and now I'm about the age of Sean. How I can relate to both men.
Will gets to California and discovers Skyler is an instagram model and has only fans. THE END.
If GoodWillHunting is made in 2021
She has instagram and onlyfans and...? Will is buthurt because hes a judgemental as*hole stuck in the 15th century? Or Will is smart so hes happy to be reumited with her and supports whatever job she wamtd to do?
Incel
And you made that up why? Why’s it got to be she has an only fans ? Can’t it just be the exact same ending
@@backisayback5147 he tried to be funny .
You known its a great movie when just the explanation makes you emotional
For anyone who hasn’t seen this movie, this is one of the few movie caps I recommend you don’t watch. GWH is a classic and you should go watch it yourself first
too bad I'm one of those who love these recaps and proceeds to watch the movie anyways.
@@unknowing5818 IKR
I normally scoff at people that talk shit on recap channels and saying stuff like "you need to actually experience it" or something along those lines. While this does a great job and gets the story across, nothing can ever capture that monologue Robin Williams gives in the park with a robotic voice and a synopsis. This is one of those movies that i think is actually worth watching. Over and over again.
Moviecaps....God bless you....And tge writer of this movie already has a big big room in heaven...cheerzzzzzzzz
Maybe he just wants to be a janitor. When my co-workers found out I'm a member of Mensa, they kept giving me the puzzles in the Christmas pull things during the Christmas lunch for me to solve till I said enough already, I'm not solving anymore of your puzzles. Of course, that was pre-pandemic when we still had office Christmas lunches.
' When my co-workers found out I'm a member of Mensa ' Why tell anyone ?
@@xzqzq They found out I was a member of Mensa through accessing my personal records as in my job application which in itself, is a violation of my privacy, it was a member of the accounting and HR that openly made the first comment about my membership not I, and it took off from there. You really should be ashamed of presuming that I would tell my co-workers of my membership.
@@johnwang9914 " would tell my co-workers of my membership " But you obviously did, via including it on a job application.
@@xzqzq Placing memberships on your CV is not telling everyone as that information is confidential.
Just finish this! This is actually good
Left out the best part: when Affleck's character tells Matt Damon that he owes it to him and his friends to achieve his true potential.
Wow. I've never wanted to watch this movie before now. Thanks for this.
The thing is that he was happy being a Janitor, because according to him everything was equal and knowledge was just knowledge
"You like apples?... Well I got her number. How do ya like dem apples?" 😂 Probably my favorite scene I always quote with my cousin, who also likes this movie. Lol
Being a janitor ain’t the worst thing in the world it’s just under appreciated how much shit they do most time
This is one of my favourite films ever made I’m glad you covered it
I love how you just wrote the actual words from the lake scene because of how good it is
One of the greatest movies of all time. This belongs in a museum. Also one of Robin Williams more serious acting roles. Legend.
You should watch The Fisher King. Mr. Williams received a Best Actor Oscar Nomination for his performance in this movie, and he should have won for this performance. I strongly encourage everyone to watch The Fisher King.
This is so weird, how could you be that smart and still have a normal life. If I would have such an high IQ I would probably try to gain world domination
That's why we all became youtubers just to gain world's comment domination.
A high IQ is not enough for world domination. You also need bad but influential friends, lack of conscience, and a dosis of narcicism.
Fun Fact: Robin Williams improvised the story about his wife's bad habits, and the laughs and smiles that both of them expressed was completely genuine.
Definitely an emotionally moving, & thought-provoking movie, by the late Robin Williams.
Ahhh back before Affleck wasted his talents on blaming partners and alcoholism...was so friggin talented.. this film is still in my top 40.
He was always low iq, just look at his inability to comprehend complex concepts on the bill maher show with Sam Harris.
@@idunusegoogleplus his behavior makes me think Matt Damon was the smart one and didn't want to journey into Hollywood alone, so he brought his lacky friend...lol
@@joshx022 lackey*, they were real life friends before this movie? I don't know much about their backgrounds but Ben never showed intelligence so I am not surprised he made such dumb statements without care that his kid's mom would be seen as being blamed by him for his alcoholism.
@@idunusegoogleplus yes. They were friends since childhood.
@@idunusegoogleplus go see the Jimmy Kimmel interveiw,he cleared his remarks
My boy's wicked smart
Smaht*
@@salutations8705 🤣🤣🤣
It offends me you didn't type in the Boston accent
@@salutations8705 Take my Like NOW >:(
@@Luuth Acksent
Love your channel btw
One of the best movies ever made.
As someone who doesn't have time to watch whole movies, I thank you sir!
During his therapy session that's the day Jason Bourne was born
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People argue about IQ when they miss the fact that this is a beautiful movie, loved it!
i watch this movie atleast once year without fail, and can almost recite all the iconic scenes, specially the ones by the great Robit Williams may he r.i.p. This time i had this video autoplay in the background while folding some clothes. And even though i was half concentrated, and listening to the robotic voice of the narrator, i still got choked up atleast 3 times throughout the video. after 10s of rewatches i still cant help but tear up a little bit when i see the sad, but happy smile on Ben affleck's face when he reializes his friend has finally gone away. Truely a masterpiece
Loved how you explained the movie.
Rest in Peace, Robin Williams
Well done, it was a very good movie and was very well portrait in this video.
very good story ! keep it up ! u are just the story man. The best story man ! Keep it up ! We know you !
Love, faith and trust are also important themes in the film. After Hunting let his girlfriend into his vulnerable, emotional side, he found everything he had been searching for in life. The answers to his problems couldn't be found in books, but they could be found in love.
I like how it ended. His friend, his therapist were happy for him to leave.
You did this movie no justice…. The movie is excellent
the gathering storing of knowledge and the ability to find an application for it are two completely different things and at times are home to opposing poles. often times those of us interested in gaining knowledge as our life's work have no intention of applying the knowledge. This has taught me that you never know who you're speaking to, and to treat everyone with respect while respecting yourself enough to be yourself for yourself.
man i barely passed advanced functions. dunno why i couldnt never grasp math in general
1. Those don't look easy 2. Some people have have math dyslexia
Different brains specialize in different connections and abilities. My wife has an IQ in the 130s. Yet math isn't her strong suit. Intelligence plays a role, but it's not everything when it comes to learning various subjects.
@@vladimirofsvalbard9477 Yeah I understand that, I can either say something very smart or something very stupid, intelligence is a very hard thing to figure out there's different types and different levels and there's no true way to measure it, idk about mine though it is never constant.
I have similar problems. I can do kinematics and calculus easy, but stuff like magnetics and circuit mathematics just falls out of my head.
I have severe math allergy and I'm dumb as a brick at it but my mother was a math major and her father was a university math professor. I think sometimes the apples just fall an interesting way. My fathers side of the family including myself seem to be better at general engineering so long as the math is not involved lol. Not really sure how that even works.
really a thought provoking comedy- a must see!
Damn it the recap was amazing I seriously got to watch the entire movie when I have the time a really great movie with a lot of lessons that can be learned by all of us
Thank you thank you thank you this film means so much to me
I enjoy watching movie recaps to skip the un-interesting parts but sometimes movies like this one its better to watch the whole thing. Its just worth it!!
Damn. This is probably the only movie I’d rather watch fully time because there’s so much good stuff that get cut out in a recap and normally that’s good cuz the movies aren’t great but this movie is insanely good and the actors are amazing
" Dogma ' is also good, by the same guys. I'm not enough of a Biblical scholar to grasp all the nuances & references. Alan Rickman, as usual, was wonderful. The anti-Catholic George Carlin as the Bishop was truly droll .
While I love the recaps. No recap can do this movie justice, it’s just too intricate.
Those are kind of friends we need in our life, btw great movie definitely going to watch it
I love how the maths problems in this film are made out to be much harder than they actually are.
I identified so much with this movie.
This reminds me of that Wattpad book Genius. It was so good.
looking forward to your recap of good will hunting 2:hunting season
One of the best films out there.. one of Robin William's greatest.
Having a very high IQ creates many personal problems.
You might be right. One might be a hero or genius in professional life but that will affect your personal life as well by finding problems which your partner doesn't look. Your partner might not be as smart as you. Habits never goes away, it sticks with you for the rest of your life once developed & practices at a certain moment of your life.
Especially with your wife.
Will wants to be the smartest loser on earth…..and people are stopping him 😬
Still my favourite movie to this day.. Also having worked with kids who were abused by adults, the scene where he breaks down always makes me cry.
What’s it called
@@bonheuritoua1975 The movie or scene?
@@CaptAlCaboose movie
@@agentdrink287 Good Will Hunting
@@CaptAlCaboose okay watfcging it rn , ty
gotta say, this movie is a really good watch especially when one is about to graduate, like the fear of the future's unpredictability as you go from a student to a full fledge adult...taking risks and not downplaying one's own potential