Good Will Hunting - You're just a kid
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- Опубліковано 6 жов 2024
- Sean: Thought about what you said to me the other day, about my painting. Stayed up half the night thinking about it. Something occurred to me... fell into a deep peaceful sleep, and haven't thought about you since. Do you know what occurred to me?
Will: No.
Sean: You're just a kid, you don't have the faintest idea what you're talkin' about.
Will: Why thank you.
Sean: It's all right. You've never been out of Boston.
Will: Nope.
Sean: So if I asked you about art, you'd probably give me the skinny on every art book ever written. Michelangelo, you know a lot about him. Life's work, political aspirations, him and the pope, sexual orientations, the whole works, right? But I'll bet you can't tell me what it smells like in the Sistine Chapel. You've never actually stood there and looked up at that beautiful ceiling; seen that. If I ask you about women, you'd probably give me a syllabus about your personal favorites. You may have even been laid a few times. But you can't tell me what it feels like to wake up next to a woman and feel truly happy. You're a tough kid. And I'd ask you about war, you'd probably throw Shakespeare at me, right, "once more unto the breach dear friends." But you've never been near one. You've never held your best friend's head in your lap, watch him gasp his last breath looking to you for help. I'd ask you about love, you'd probably quote me a sonnet. But you've never looked at a woman and been totally vulnerable. Known someone that could level you with her eyes, feeling like God put an angel on earth just for you. Who could rescue you from the depths of hell. And you wouldn't know what it's like to be her angel, to have that love for her, be there forever, through anything, through cancer. And you wouldn't know about sleeping sitting up in the hospital room for two months, holding her hand, because the doctors could see in your eyes, that the terms "visiting hours" don't apply to you. You don't know about real loss, 'cause it only occurs when you've loved something more than you love yourself. And I doubt you've ever dared to love anybody that much. And look at you... I don't see an intelligent, confident man... I see a cocky, scared shitless kid. But you're a genius Will. No one denies that. No one could possibly understand the depths of you. But you presume to know everything about me because you saw a painting of mine, and you ripped my fucking life apart. You're an orphan right?
[Will nods]
Sean: You think I know the first thing about how hard your life has been, how you feel, who you are, because I read Oliver Twist? Does that encapsulate you? Personally... I don't give a shit about all that, because you know what, I can't learn anything from you, I can't read in some fuckin' book. Unless you want to talk about you, who you are. Then I'm fascinated. I'm in. But you don't want to do that do you sport? You're terrified of what you might say. Your move, chief.
fundamental difference between intelligence and wisdom.
Intelligence is knowing tomato is a fruit, wisdoms not putting it in a fruit salad.
@@rizzzla, good comment, dude
Wisdom itself is intelligence standing the test of time. Some gain very little wisdom, some gain allot.
Nicholas Miller experience?.
@@rizzzla Wisdom is also knowing when a comment sounds too clever or poignant to have been thought of by one of the typical UA-cam comment crowd. If you're going to quote someone, errors aside, give them credit -- in your case, Miles Kington.
"You don't know about real loss, 'cause it only occurs when you've loved something more than you love yourself." RIP Robin Williams.
i actualy lost someone i truely loved to cancer this movie hits very close to home
No background music and it still hit me tough. As a kid before I got into acting I thought robin was a boss. Now as an adult I can say he was the boss boss
that explains why i feel like ive been stabbed a million times and thrown in a dark lonley dungen for 1000 years. i simply dont love myself. i love everyone else more. i think i should just love myself
wow its been that long huh
I held a young girl while she was dieing infront of her father. She had blood coming out of her eyes, nose,mouth,ears and a hole in her head.
I watched a man lose his everything that day and it's fucked me up for over 9 years. I think about her every single day. Pain comes in many forms
Don't even pretend like you're not gonna watch the "it's not your fault" scene next.
Lol you caught me
I would but I just came from that one;)
Sorry I jumped to scent of a woman..
@@hsdonn664 I just came from there.
I was going to, but then I saw this and now I'm not going to out of pettiness 😂
"Your move chief"
I think Will found himself to be in checkmate.
Only if the game was played as Will wanted it played - as a competition. What Sean offers is that trust and compromise are invaluable, and Will is able to accept that. Rather than Sean trying to 'win', he is trying to change the rules so that both can be progress.
In real life one of Robin's later moves was to kill himself,,,
Tim Mullens 😂😂😂
leonpride Robin seemed like a cool guy from what I seen but Man cmon that comment was pretty funny
Walk away old man...
"You don't know about real loss, that only occurs when you love something more than you love yourself."
I love you Robin.
:(
It hit me to the coor
I just love the cinematography for this scene. How it closes up on Robin then slowly Damon is pulled into the shot, showing how his words are affecting him over time
great comment
First thing we should do when we build a time machine - go back to the 90s, and take back ALLLL of the writers to 2020.
It needs more Michael bay in my opinion
Yeah I loved how subtly the conversation transforms into some serious shit in sync with the shot gradually revealing his face.
@@fordhenry6393 Those writers are still around today. Lol
I’m here for Illenium.
Me too! I wanna know who said that speech in the intro and I'm so glad that it came from Robin Williams!
Same
Knew it was robin williams. Glad I looked it up.
This is one of the best scenes in the history of cinema. I just loved to see Will speechless, realizing how wrong he was about lots of things in life. You dont need to be a genius to be a genuinely interesting person.
This is masterful disarming by Sean, especially considering what a genius Will is. To break through someone’s wall when they’re that smart, takes an unbelievable amount of skill and experience
Will might be the smartest person alive, but he isn't wise at all. His decisions limit and hurt himself. Sean is pretty smart, but is overflowing with wisdom.
Matt Damon’s character took a beating but the ironic thing us that he wrote those lines.
Really?????
I've read that it was originally written as very short, two lines scene and it was Robin who developed the script
Robin was known for his improving. Matt and Ben probably wrote some lines, but the majority of this is Robin
@@maka_rena164 Original script:
"Your painting is a piece of shit."
- "It's not your fault."
"Oh god, why am I crying!"
The end.
I just returned from a trip to Rome where I visited the Sistine Chapel, and the line from this movie "I bet you can't tell me what it smells like in the Sistine Chapel" was in my head. I made sure to take a big wiff when I was in the Sistine Chapel - so I would know what it smelled like. It doesn't smell like anything.
But you know. You know it doesn't like smell anything to you.
MUFFINHEAD1985
I wonder what it would smell like to me.
Tourists...it smell's like tourist's...
So you haven't really been there. Now go back to sleep.
Be grateful nobody farted. Lol
Knowledge without application is useless. Perfectly described in metaphor here.
what a fantastic scene. we learn an important aspect about Matt Damon's character, the idea that for all his intelligence he has not had the human experience to give it substance. And In the moment he realizes it we see him become vulnerable, a foreshadowing to the most climactic scene in the entire movie, when he finally cries. and his walls come down completely.
It’s crazy how much Robin looks like the father of Bradley Cooper here.
I can’t unsee this
this scene always hits close to home. not in the sense that im a genius but just how scared he is to open up and trust someone and just take a chance.
Kyle Weaver you ain’t no genius Kyle Weaver why you imply you genius Kyle waver
@@chocolateface8664
Poster: " ...not in the sense that I'm a genius..."
You: "why you say you genius"
Were you born this stupid or did you practice?
@@chocolateface8664
That's a nice cacophony of words you threw together, did you get a thesaurus recently?
@@killtyrant wtf is a thesaurus? sounds like a gay dinasoar
@@chocolateface8664 Wow what a troll
"I bet you've never looked at a person and been totally vulnerable. Known someone that could level you with their eyes, feeling like God put an angel on earth just for you. Who could rescue you from the depths of hell." I have Rob, I have... Rest In Peace, you will be remembered; forever, the good will you brought upon this world will never be forgotten...
That sounds like some beta cringe brah
dmaster225 you sound like some “alpha” cringe brah
Casey simpery at its finest but i liked the movie
@@dmaster225 leave home sometimes and you'll meet people like that
@@am33x I have, once. There are pretty women out there. But putting them on a pedestal like that is a recipe for becoming their doormat while she's doing it with Chad.
“Would you let me... love the lonely...”
Yup, I came from there
OUT OF YOU
*OUT OF YOU*
ILLENIUM!!!
I love the pause Robin's character takes before he speaks about love and being vulnerable. That's a man who has been through hell and back with a woman he absolutely loved and had that love returned... and would do it again in a heartbeat. However that type of love and experience truly cripples you when it's taken away and he had to work himself up to even talk about it briefly again. Truly wonderful. Amazing movie.
Rest in Peace and thank you for all the smiles you brought upon this world Mr Williams. This scene always inspired me to experience life first hand and not judge somebody based on what I thought I knew, since I didn't really know a thing about them. Inspirational delivery.
RIP Robin Williams
Matt Damon may have wrote the screenplay and starred in this film, but I believe it was Robin who stole the show with his performance in this scene.
well said. a very sad loss
***** i agree mastershake
Fuck him.
This is one of those movie scenes that everyone needs to see at least once.
“I bet you can’t tell me what it smells like in the Sistine chapel, you never actually stood there and looked up at that beautiful ceiling” this line hit me really hard, I knew before I die I had to see it in person. yesterday I finally was able to say it smells like you never left outside and it smells sweet from the candles burning, but the feeling was truly humbling, RIP Robin Williams
Michael Angelo painted that, that foo is illuminati
that is one of the most beautiful comment I've read recently
"I'd ask you about love, you'd probably quote me a sonnet.
But you've never looked at a woman and been totally vulnerable."
The writing in this movie is so sincere, and the actors do a wonderful job bringing it to life. Movies like this don't come around all the time.
RIP Robin Williams
Slow but deep roasting.
BBQ'd
@@flirtyaphid545 a Slow BBQ with extra marinade
lol
Illenium brought me back :)
My favorite scene in movie history
"I can't learn anything from you I can't read in some fucking book." I don't know why, but I just love that line and how Williams delivers it.
Illenium brought me here.
Illenium - Angel 🖤
Never watched this movie, but wow what a powerful scene. Definitely going to watch it now.
Sirdiggar it’s one of the best movies ever!!!
Did you watch it?
It’s interesting to note that Williams recorded this whole scene in one take. An absolute master of his craft, and a huge loss for us. RIP Robin Williams
Wonderful scene. How could such a beautiful man like Robin Williams take his own life? We should all take better care of each other. Whatever pain he suffered though, he's free as a bird now
Because he was just a man with secrets that he couldn't deal with obviously.
Robin Williams had been diagnosed with a brain disease called Parkinson's. He knew it was fatal and had no cure. Parkinsons affects speech, balance, memory, movement and clarity of thought. He chose to end his own life.
@@laurenceash it's not fatal.
@@laurenceash @NordboDK He actually had Lewy Body Dementia which is a severe case of dementia and one that leads to a quick and brutal end. I would never wish it upon anyone. Robin took what he believed to be the high road.
because neuro-degenerative diseases are awful
Robin Williams was such a special actor. He was so natural and had the ability to reach into people's hearts. I think this was one his best performances.
What I got from this scene is that no matter how much knowledge you have it will never amount to the most simplest n finest moments that you experience through people and life itself.
Robin was know for his stand up and comedic acts, but his dramatic acting skills were 10x better. Absolute legend
I don't think he was acting, that's the beauty of it
What a gift to get a Therapist and Friend like Robin Williams in our Lives.
I miss you man. I remember being a child and watching flubber for the first time. I've loved you ever since
Yeah he got an oscar for that movie, well deserved
Jumanji and Hook as well. Robin was a big part of my childhood.
Probabaly the greatest movie scene of all movies ever made in my opinion.. this speaks to us all.. all of us trying to grasp the way of life. Yet we fail to understand the true meaning of life! Robin you are remembered by your words of wisdom more than your genius of comedy.
That's one way to make a genius speechless.
The painting scene demonstrated how Will was deflecting the personal questions Sean asked about him right from the start and got defensive and accusing him subtly about why he is done things the wrong way.
It shows his fear of vulnerability and the resulting coping mechanism in form of seeking knowledge about things, seeking perfection and smoking as distractions from real pain.
Sean was composed from the start, recognizing Will's attempts to deflect the questions ,and the hidden rage behind his defensive statements. The moment he lost his cool as it came to his wife, gave Will the signal that he got him defensive, and now he can push him away really quickly by escalating Sean's rage, thus escaping from vulnerability and the situation itself. It's a pattern of behavior he is used to as his coping mechanism since the time he has been hurt by being vulnerable.
This scene demonstrates how Sean has come to the realization about his personal rage that day, the reason behind it and the realization how to communicate the necessity of vulnerability to Will.
At the start, Will was trying to enrage him again asking silly questions but Sean brought back things from where they left off to bring back continuity in their relationship and the impact of what happened that day. As he said, he realized, about the reasons that rattled him that day so much , soothe himself and got clear about the problem to be specifically with Will and not him. The thing to learn here from Sean is how to embrace your emotions be it good or bad ,think what it's telling about you ,where your adaptation is weak, and learn from it so that you don't rely on coping mechanisms thereby inviting irrational behavior.
Vulnerability is key. It's tough to be vulnerable when people often get wounded too much by it. That's why it's easy to desire for being loved by someone than to love someone.
One of the best scenes from any movie, ever.
Quite possibly the most profound and inspirational dialogue I have ever seen in a movie to this point. Rip Robin a true bard.
This scene touches my heart. RIP Robin... you are definitely missed!!!
They should’ve given him TWO academy awards for just this scene alone.
What he's describing is experience versus academia and to never judge someone through the prism of academia.
“But you’ve never been near one.” That line.
Brilliant scene from a brilliant actor. Bravo Robin.
Watching this scene and then listening to Angel/Lonely by Illenium makes experiencing the songs a million times better. It brings tears to me eyes knowing Illenium incorporates such a powerful scene into a powerful song.
@Mathew Omg yes this is exactly why I’m here! You are spot on, oh man the overwhelming feeling from those two songs by Illenium and this movie scene is so insane and intense!!! It’s definitely life changing!!
WON'T YOU LET ME LOVE THE LONELY OUT OF YOU, OUT OF YOU?
The entire world misses you so much.
I will never forget you with Coco.
Rip, and thank you for all of the bare truth only "you" could have ever givin the world.
You're just a kid, now. You're just a squid, now. You don't have the faintest idea what you're talking about.
The more I grow old the more I feel the brilliance, the significance of this dialogue, but I can never truly grasp it.
One of the best movie scenes ever! A lesson for life!
I've never felt that love before, I have a longing to experience it though
bingofish not worth it ... because people suck in the end
I love this film so much. I think it will hold up years to come and is the primitive example of what makes a film so emotional.
ILLENIUM
This wasn't an actor reading lines. This was Robin Williams speaking to all of us, because one day he wouldn't be able to.
RIP Robin. We miss you.
The writing is incredible, acting is phenomenal and film is the greatest story told
You are missed sir. Strange how one can miss a person they've never met.
Perfect. The feels is too dam much
"You're terrified of what you might say." I thought that when I was battling through deep depression. Later on I realised how common my train of thought was. You are NOT alone, even if you're convinced that you are.
One of The greatest emotional cinematic scenes ever, top 20 all time!
This is deep.
This is one of the best scenes in film.
There hasn’t been a time ever this scene, out of the 100 times I’ve seen, hasn’t able to make my heart slow down. And then skip a couple of beats altogether.
What a psychology, not forcing an opinion but actually giving one and have the other person decide according to your opinion. Genius
I really dont care for celebs and gossiping. I dont give a shit if so and so dies. I I rarely watch movies. But when i heard of williams passing my heart stopped. I could not believe it and still coming to terms. It is like a piece of me (a very very very small one) has been washed out. RIP brother.
When this movie came out and when I watch this now it hits differently. This is what maturity and wisdom means.
Beautifully acted, beautifully written script, Gus Van Sant's direction was flawless.
This scene hits me really hard and I wish I had a therapist like Sean. In many ways I'm kinda similar to Will - I put on this elaborate intellectual bravado and try to pretend I'm untouchable (which I'm doing a piss poor job of, suffice to say). Like Will, I "have a bullshit answer to everything". I project the image of "an intelligent confident man" but behind that facade I'm just a cocky, scared shitless kid. At least I'm aware of all this and can admit it on certain rare occasions, which hopefully is a step in the right direction.
Probably one of the best speeches i've ever heard about respect.
anna neumann it wasn't just about respect. Although Will had a lot more respect for Sean after getting his ass handed to him by Sean. Lol
This scene is mainly about the difference between reading about life and experiencing it first hand.
Equally important, it is about Sean telling Will that he cares more about how Will feels and who Will is than he does about how much Will knows or how smart he is.
I agree.
I think i'm thinking about the word "respect" differently from how you may have first read me as using it, however, because i meant an unconditional respect that doesn't increase based on people's wisdom- earned /nor/ unearned-.... but nonetheless honours every ounce of anyone's experience as something that /can/ teach them things that one may not yet know- and therefor finds a lot of expression among people who have been through more than one has or different things than one personally knows of firsthand.
P.S.
Respect.
*salutes*
.. :-)
May just be the most perfect scene in the history, and future, of film. "Will's" wordless response to the orphan question is the cherry atop this masterpiece.
One of the best scenes in movie history. RIP Robin Williams.
I felt the impact on my life all over again.. almost like I had lost a best friend that was as close to me like my own father was to me.. When Robin Williams passed.. I was grieving again from the deep loss within. I loved him as an actor in all the movies I felt there was a connection to someone whom I never knew yet in some way I did. Watching movies and films for me has never been the same since.
Illenium - Angel
Now THIS might actually be the best scene in this movie!
Sitting in the hospital room for two months holding her hand because the terms visiting hours don't apply to you...
I met a woman who made feel that kinda love... Hopefully I will be able to win back her love
deep bro I know that feeling I'm still like that after a year
Lol someone needs a red pill hahaha
Cody Dunstan simp hahaha
dmaster225 let a simp be a simp
@@yungcashflo6306 what?
I’m such a young fool, I’ve never experienced a death in my own arms, I’ve never experienced a lot things. I can’t honestly say I’m ready. But i want to be better , I want to be a man of compassion and integrity. But I have only become a man of hopelessness and lost. I don’t want to be lost anymore.
I miss that man so much. Never have I cried over a stranger before, but somehow he seemed like a wise uncle to me. Robin, if can read this, you still have so many people who love you. You were never alone, all you had to do was open your arms. Millions of people would have held onto you for dear life.
This is such a fantastic movie.
That scene was one of my favorite scene of all time.Robin Williams is really one exceptional actor and I am still saddened by his death..
This scene is just amazing. 10/10.
One of the best monologues in modern cinematic history. Robin was a beast in this movie, he was a better actor than most comics that try to branch out. Rip one of the goats in stand up.
We're only born with a tiny spark of madness
Never loose that
It's the good stuff
Robin Williams
How one movie scene can supply more knowledge and insight than talking to 3 of your closest friends about having lost a loved one ... rest in paradise, great one! RW
Looked like Sean could've used a shrink himself.
just kiddin', great scene, phenomenal acting.
Great scene ❤
Rest in peace Robin ❤
Robin Williams you have been there in the darkest days of my life. I hope that you are at peace. Thank you!
I'm a 25 man living on the other side of his planet and had not the chance to meet R.Williams in person, but I truly loved him. Hope he's in a better place than before.
I’m absolutely mesmerised by Robin Williams in this film such honest acting
God put an angel on this earth just for you....
Dammit Robin. You’re making me choke up over here!
Illenium - Angel brought me here
The way the score nails this moment was lost on me till just now.
I wish I knew love. 50 years old and never experienced it, not even close. This scene breaks my heart.
Anyone that's truly loved something understands this. Grief and loss something that leaves a mark on all of us. We pretend it's not there but it never really fades. Robin Williams always wanted to please his audience and never wanted us to feel such pain, thus the persona he adopted and was well known for was actually a facade. Himself was put in this scene, it's great because it is raw emotion that only a few actors can truly pull off
I dedicate this scene to my acting coach. Our relationship was very much like Will and Sean. He knew I was smart, but he also saw I was just a kid and tried to teach me and better me in so many ways. Seeing this scene today reminds me of all the lessons and life teachings he gave me.
I’m 19 and at the point in my life feel like will . This scene was bad ass well done dialogue scene .
What a genius.He can go from serious to total looney in an instant
He was one of a kind, funny, intelligent and sadly missed.
Every time I see this scene, I can imagine it being ad lib in its entirety