tot dat die mensen geen Amsterdammers blijken te zijn maar dood ordinaire noord afrikaanse boeven met een haatbaard die op scootertjes Joden lopen op te jagen en te mishandelen...

This really hits hard. Im from the UK and my mother did something similar. She took my older brother out for a day out and then just kept him at home from a care home. The police and ambulance service turned up along with some doctors back in the early 90s. They had some chat in our living room and then the doctors spoke with the police to not press any charges as long as they could take him back to the care home and we could visit as much as we wanted during the day. From what I remember the police were not interested too much in prosecuting these sorts of cases and were basically just looking for an out. I dont think that would fly today but thats what it was back in 1993. It actually happens more often than you would imagine. My brother passed away on March the 4th 2010 from some heart issue. He was 49.

I have autism and have cared for some of my family members my mommy and her mom

Even though Charlie's intentions were so great, right off the bat his case sounded SOOO fucked up. Lol😂😂

I love the look Charlie gives Ray when he finds out he kissed Susannah.

After all the painful times..I still LLove you All..strive on and never give Up ❤

K-Mart sucks...What a excellent acting!! Cruise and Hoffman.

That "kiss" question was creepy AF. And then the doctor lets loose his sociopathic tendencies on Raymond who can't defend himself; treating him like a toy for his own sick amusement under the guise of professionalism. The underhanded vileness of what's going on is absolutely terrible and it was very common back then and most likely is common now. :-| And to top it all off, Raymond is merely seen as additional funding for Wallbrook. There is no love or compassion there.

Lyrics, hoezo? Waar blijft de tekst van het lied?

I used to find dustin hoffman funny ! I used to laugh watching him on youtube ! Those were the days...lol !

There is no doubt that Hoffman earned the Oscar he won for his role in this movie. His work here may very well be the best performance I've ever witnessed in a dramatic role. In my opinion, this film was also one of Tom Cruise's best performances.

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As a person living with Autism and learning disability, I was sad to see Raymond Babbitt reinstituitionalized in the end, which goes against the concepts of inclusion and community living. Charlie didn't learn from my mom and dad's experience as they face a similar difficult decision involving me when I was four. The decision was to put me into an institution and my world would evolve with the four walls everyday, or take the risk and raise me on their own. In spite the huge risks they faced, they decided to continue raising me on their own. That's because once you put a love one with a severe developmental disability in an institution, its the same as ending their lives as everything is over, even their freedom to break barriers and become an inspiration for everyone to follow.

"Three minutes till Wapner." "You'll make it." "Yeah." ♥

Ik woon in Krimpen aan den ijssel

It’s so funny to me that at 0:12 Susanna and Charlie reach up and touch their eyes at the same time 😂

I’d like the part where they have breakfast and Charlie says we had pancakes this morning and Ray says and Charlie Babbitt made a joke

As an older sister of an autistic boy, I cried at this movie 😢

diese Szene erinnert an den Kaukasischen Kreidekreis. Er möcht seinen Bruder gerne bei sich behalten, weiß aber das es ihn überfordern würde, also zieht er seien Antrsg zurück Ich habe damals Rotz und Wasser geheult. Das haben allerdings auch alle anderen Zuschauer getan. One of the better Tom Cruise movies.

Just seen this whole film yesterday and spent much of today watching clips from it lol.

I probaly shouldnt of seen this film at the time, I was 7/8 years old and watched Rainman for the first time, even though i was only child at the time but i fully understood all the touching moments in that film. Im 38 years old now and i still cry every time i watch scene, even to the point i have shown my children parts of that film to get them to undertstand we all have natural empathy and compassion within our souls, the way how that film shot and directed with that musical score is masterpeice, how that film can evoke emotion from an 8 year old, beautiful stuff....... Easily one of Tom Crusie's and Dustin Hoffman's greatest ever performances

VERA BARTEN R . I . P .

Barry Levinson was gold as this psychiatrist

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5:38 masterfully cut you absolute imbecile

I don't think the doctors were manipulative. As much as Charlie loves his brother, he doesn't have the experience with autistics that those doctors have

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Amazin

I saw this scene as a kid and I'm 27 now and still think about it from time to time. Powerful.

"My brother had more progress with me than in 20 years": couple of hours after Raymond almost died burned.

'you kissed Suzanne!?" 😅

Mooie lied

My son Brayden and I watched this movie together and I will always remember it

As a father of a 31 year old autistic son, I can tell you this movie always brings tears to my eyes. Dustin Hoffmans performance is master class and done in a way that gives a glimpse into our world. Tom Cruise also made his bones in this classic.

" You made your point. You don't have to humiliate him" Tears.

"As for my home and all of the property, real and personal, these shall be placed in trust in accordance with the terms of that certain instrument executed concurrently herewith." - the final words of the great Sanford Babbitt, man of business. For we are in the United States of America, and ought to make business our business.

I KNOW CHARLIE TECHNICALLY KIDNAPPED RAYMOND but if I, a grown man, suddenly found out that I HAD A BROTHER THE WHOLE TIME then yeah, I'd be pretty pissed to the point of doing something crazy and desperate too. Honestly that 'respected' Dr. Bruner gets me so mad. Just had to vent.😊

I actually agree with Tom Cruise on this

Omg.....are you kidding bruh You cut out one of the sweetest scenes...as little as 6 more seconds. When they put their heads together...wtf

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Zo is het.

Er was ooit een Tien om te Zien optreden met de bekende Vlaamse zangers en zangeressen. (einde 80s, of begin 90s) Weet er iemand waar dit te vinden is?

Dustin got all the accolades but Tom 100% was equal/better imho.

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You left out the best part

Altijd weer leuk

Saddest part is the symbolism of which is not shown here. When they show the train leaving, the way Raymond is sitting hes going backwards which is what’s gonna happen to any progress he made with Charlie by going back to the institution 😢😢

Idk why the doctor made a big deal about the driving… I would think it would be great if the greatest Nascar driver of all time was giving out driving lessons.