Dead Poet Society * Emotional FIRST TIME WATCHING !!!

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[@chinchillacrystal6899]

My high school literature teacher recently passed away, just 3 months shy of her 90th birthday. She was still on social media with many of her former students. She had a wicked sense of humor and an adventurous personality. She made class fun, she treated us like adults, yet she wouldn’t let you slack off one bit lol. I learned so much from her, not just about literature, but about life. 40 years later and I remember her classes like they were yesterday. A great teacher is a treasure 🧡

[@christinahilt2978]

Both Neil and Todd were examples of young men living lives of quiet desperation. It takes Neil’s death for Todd to find his voice.

[@ViralTuber]

This one left me feelings sideways for days after I saw it in the theater during it's original run, decades ago.. I was about the same age as these guys when it came out, in my first year of college. "...and not, when I came to die, discover that I had not lived." (Oh crap, I might have done that.)

[@christinahilt2978]

This is true. They used to paddle people who were in trouble even at public schools I attended here in Indiana from 1978-1987.

[@tristramcoffin926]

Obviously, it was fictional but I remember being in kindergarten being told that if I didn't behave I was going to go to the principal and be put in 'the spanking machine'

[@johno1765]

When the person you expect to support your dreams is the one who tears them down, life becomes a nightmare you can't stand to live.

[@mikeyben7]

This movie is so impactful ❤ I had a few teachers like this and I wouldn’t take them back for anything ❤❤❤

[@gelfling3077]

I went to a very strict, Catholic girls' private school. The pressure was a nightmare. I literally almost ended up like Neil. I escaped to college and life got better, but the whole private school experience was absolutely awful. I would have given anything to have gone to public school. Those schools are fine for some people, but if you're at all a nonconformist, you have no place there and they punish you for it.

[@jacobwagon3391]

Jeez, that movie transports me to 9th grade English class 😳🥺 I remember I was a straight -C student, but I skinned at English and History class. And I still got the Mugs I made in 8th period pottery class. 😅 I remember all the rest of the Rez kids like me takin the bus from the Reservation.

[@jacobwagon3391]

Oh and Culinary class was pretty Awesome, too. I was invested in Cooking. Made a Epic Scott Pilgrim cake in my Junior year 🥺👨🏽‍🍳

[@lyssalovesit]

rip to the goat robin williams 💜

[@bookwoman53]

Coincidentally Robert Sean Leonard, who played Neil, went on to play one of the doctors on the tv medical drama “House, MD.”

[@RebbetzenRebecca]

Carpe diem!!!!

[@degrateone3777oakcliffvirgo]

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[@Dannean7]

If you don't mind sharing what part of Ohio? I'm from the Cleveland area went to Maple Heights High School, diverse back then I have great memories and had a great time. 🙂

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By Dayton

[@tristramcoffin926]

1:36 Scotland, darlin'. But, no...still America. Ok. Continuing.

[@sierracabezas7528]

If you haven't seen Swiss Army Man yet, I highly recommend watching it.

[@aaronstudley1753]

Is this a reupload?

[@explorewithindiamovies7913]

Never uploaded this

[@ViralTuber]

Now you're talking.

[@ClubMonchhichi]

Ooo you should watch "Toy Solders" next, if you like this 🎉

[@WolfsDE]

😂😂. I lost it when you said "you don't die sucking it. The bone". Unintentional innuendo is always funny.

[@babs3241]

FYI, a stiff is a corpse. My school was a small town public school in Western New York (about an hour east of Buffalo and south of Rochester). There was no real change between elementary until high school--same people from grades 1-12, with the exception of people who moved in and out of town. There were 80-some of us, and that made us the biggest school in the county. I was salutatorian, despite the fact that I did maybe 20% of my assigned homework. (God bless the New York state Regents exam. As long as I slid through passing, I could wipe everything out with my Regents test. Not too shockingly, I found out decades later that I had ADHD. Good thing they caught it before it caused me any trouble.)

[@SuburbanSavage]

I went to a private Catholic high school. For me, it was a life saving experience. In my public school, I was bullied relentlessly by the teachers, who all seemed furious that I didn't look like my 2 sisters (both were homecoming and prom queens and their portraits still hang prominently in the foyer of the high school - 40 years later). I literally got yelled at by the principal of the high school on my first day of school, for being ugly and he subjected me to twice weekly strip searches for 2 years. I was 11 years old. My private school didn't treat me badly at all and didn't compare me to other people. I still regularly speak to several of my former teachers and I've been out of school for 30 years.