I had no idea Mrs. Doubtfire was THIS FUNNY!

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My first time watching Mrs Doubtfire (1993). I didn't know this would be so heartfelt in addition to gut busting hilarious! Absolutely loved the performances in this film and yes, my cheeks hurt from laughing. I hope you enjoyed my Mrs. Doubtfire movie reaction & commentary
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Original Movie: Mrs. Doubtfire (1993)
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[@CasualNerdReactions]

Welcome to the channel! Let me know YOUR thoughts on Mrs. Doubtfire and keep an eye out for coming reactions to The Hudsucker Proxy, Chernobyl, The Game, Dolores Claiborne, Guillermo Del Toro's Pinocchio, and The Fugitive!

[@007sMoneyPenny]

Chernobyl-the 4 episodes HBO mini series? Can’t wait to see. Hope you don’t suffer from nightmares. I was a teenager living in Germany when we got the information about the fallout.. when I watched Chernobyl the memories came back. And what we did for a couple of years to prevent us from radiation ☢️ from the cloud’s. I rated this HBO production over my favorite action series „Game of Thrones“. And the acting: superb , IMO

[@islandgreenstrong]

HEY Chris!! Great reaction today!! I can't wait for Dolores Claiborne...it's soooooooooooooooooooo good!! It'll keep your mind guessing for sure!! ~Dawne

[@albertmeier2425]

Can't wait for Hudsucker Proxy and the Fugitive! If you like the last one, US Marshal's is sequel-esque and nearly as good. Thanks for your reactions. You have a ton of heart!

[@jillfromatlanta427]

Yeah! Chernobyl AND The Fugitive coming up!!!! Now if you can get Backdraft on your schedule...and maybe even The Looming Tower....I would be really happy...

[@jacobgreenwood8475]

You should a reaction of Matilda

[@doctor-aesthetic]

That Miranda and Daniel don't get back together is actually thanks to Robin Williams and Sally Field, who had both been through divorces with children. They wanted the movie to end in a more realistic, grounded way, to show children that divorce really can be a good thing.

[@osmanyousif7849]

Glad they didn't make Stu the bad guy either. To be honest, the only "bad thing" he really did was call Daniel a loser. But in hindsight, this is probably because he probably heard it from Miranda. But all in all, he really didn't do anything to deserve almost getting killed.

[@22Tesla]

And it's kind of a good thing too since both parents really don't mesh together in ways that are healthy. Miranda uses the court mandated 1 day of visitation to punish Daniel for his failings as a parent and a spouse, and Daniel goes to these extreme lengths just to see his kids and ensure he can, but it's unhanded and deceitful. If they had gotten together, with the story as it is, it would come off as undeserving. It's clear the parents love their kids, but the love they have for each other is not really there anymore. It's healthier for them both to admit it and make it about the love they both share for their chidren.

[@the_nikster1]

as a child of divorce, this movie will always hold a special place in my heart. that scene at the end when Mrs. Doubtfire is responding to Katie always makes me tear up. I love that the parents didn't get back together because that is so much more realistic and relatable for kids like me than the the typical Hollywood ending. thanks for the reaction Chris! ❤

[@melenatorr]

I very much like that they don't make Pierce Brosnan's character a terrible person: of course the audience is primed and programmed to dislike him because of who he is opposite Daniel. But the script and Brosnan himself don't capitalize on that. If we saw the movie from Miranda's POV or Brosnan's, we would be on his side, though we might still have sympathy for Daniel.

[@liamisaac1152]

Like my only issue with Miranda was bringing a new guy around so soon after the divorce (although I don’t know how long the divorce process was). But it didn’t seem to affect the kids since they liked him. I’m glad that they didn’t make him the bad guy and genuinely cares about being around for them

[@Aeroldoth3]

I feel for Brosnan. I think his character was just meant to be a 2 dimensional "opponent" for Williams, just someone to add tension to the story. Yet he really gets the short end of the stick. He's willing to be with a woman with "a lot of baggage", something most men will NOT do. He's not only nice to the kids, he actually likes them, and seems like he'd be a good fit as a parent. Yet he's repeatedly insulted and mistreated by Willliams, while doing nothing to him/her. He comes across a sa good guy with a good heart who's actually willing to be with a woman going through tough times, and all he gets for his compassion and kindness is kicked to the curb without so much as a how d'you do. I think men are already RARELY willing to have a relationship with a woman with kids and breakup issues, and this movie only seems to show that no man should.

[@ScarlettM]

Him being a good guy also helps when Daniel and Miranda completely slip up. You know she is getting a happy ending with Brosnan's character.

[@nsasupporter7557]

This was back in the time when it was actually weird to see a man dressed as a woman… because his son was weirded out when he learned that Mrs Doubtfire was actually his dad

[@osmanyousif7849]

I think it was the right move. As the director wanted to reassure to audience the Miranda and the kids will be fine and won't be taken advantage of. But also, when you consider that Daniel's the one that needs to change. If they made Stu the bad guy, leading to Miranda to decide to go back to Daniel, it kind of would downplay Daniel's own wrong actions, making it seem like he was fine the way he is.

[@williammatthews693]

I'll always be grateful for this movie as it came out on home video right around the time of my parents' divorce. It didn't sugarcoat things, but it did help me realize life moves on.

[@CasualNerdReactions]

So grateful when things come along at just the right time.

[@MrTbk1701]

One of the greatest honors I’ve had in my life was to work with Robin Williams. He was a gentle soul ❤

[@CasualNerdReactions]

I'm so glad you had that experience!

[@skeletonking1]

How was he when you were working with him please tell me he was just as funny as he was on screen

[@zzzroxyzzz]

They really fought for Miranda and Daniel to not get back together, the writers and producers wanted them to be back together but they wanted to write something real for kids who were going through this, and to drive the point across that you can't always reconcile a romantic relationship, but you can get along and still care for each other.

[@osmanyousif7849]

Well, actually it was the other way around. The script had them get back together, plus made Stu revealed to bad guy. But it was Columbus who decided on changes.

[@abc123tiktok]

Loved this movie growing up and really hit close to home. I also loved the fact they didn't get back together because similar to my own parents they did bring out the worst in each other. And were better off being separate, despite this they had respect for each other and let us kids have a relationship with both parents. Always hated how often movies made one parent a bad person.

[@DontTrustAshesFakeVideos]

in many cases both parents are at fault when things dont get messy after divorce. they cant in their own head seperate the kids from their partner. hey use them to send messages back and forth etc

[@lynnie6633]

I love this movie and have seen it many times. My favorite line from Mrs. Doubtfire was in the restaurant and her teeth came out and fell into her water. "Carpe dentum, seize the teeth!" Great reaction as usual, Chris!!

[@ericwalker8636]

I could have written this comment. That's my favorite line too. Robin improvised it in reference to his "Carpe diem" line in Dead Poets Society.

[@CasualNerdReactions]

ugh it's such a brilliant moment.

[@impishmisconception7762]

My parents divorced when I was 13. After they divorced I watched this movie and it made me feel a bit better, not all of my problems went away, but watching this helped me to know that everything was going to be alright... I am glad this movie ended with Daniel and Miranda not getting back together because as Mrs. Doubtfire said, families come in all shapes and sizes and this movie demonstrates that.

[@llorona7847]

As a child, I always thought Miranda was such a hard ass. Once I grew up, I couldn’t understand how she stayed in that marriage for 14 years! Totally side with Miranda because that was an unbalanced relationship.

[@DontTrustAshesFakeVideos]

Switch the sexes then see if you say the same.

[@llorona7847]

@@DontTrustAshesFakeVideos of course I see it the same. It doesn’t matter the sex of the spouse, if it’s an unbalanced relationship, why would switching the sexes matter. Dunce

[@Taramw32]

This movie always gets to me. My parents didn’t officially divorce, but they permanently separated. It was around the time I was about to start college and we were also moving out of the house I grew up in for 19 years. Even though they went their own ways when I was kind of an adult, I noticed the increased tension and decline of affection way before that time.

[@Cubs-Den-Reactions]

My parents separated when I was 6, divorced by the time I was 7. My parents decided that Joint Split Custody was the right idea at first...one week at one house, one week at the other, ad nauseum.... My sister and I were also separated during that timeframe, one kid with each parent... eventually the strain got to be too much and my mom took over custody of us both... I love the sentiment in the ending monologue, though I wish I had been able to experience parents that were happier apart... It's a good message.

[@sakuram69]

Mom and grandma took me to see this as a little kid. That was a very memorable experience for me. Even though I was a kid, I understood the emotional impact and implications of this movie. No one, not a single soul in that theater, had a dry eye. We also all gave it a standing ovation. Keep in mind I wasn’t any if much older than the youngest girl, but I understood instinctively that I should stand and clap. This movie was pure magic and a beautiful example of the talents of a truly beautiful soul who deserved so much happiness in life. A beautiful piece of art that genuinely deserves the love it gets even thirty years later

[@llorona7847]

The way Stu chews his food will forever haunt me

[@nooneofconsequence1251]

The little girl in this, Mara Wilson, also had the starring role in the film Matilda, directed by and also starring Danny DeVito, which I love. Probably my favorite adaptation of a Roald Dahl book, and he was one of my favorite authors growing up. I haven't checked out the new musical on Netflix yet but the original film adaptation was wonderful.

[@nooneofconsequence1251]

oh. whoops. I guess you already saw that. :)

[@CasualNerdReactions]

True, didn't remember it very well. I DID watch the musical on Netflix and plan to edit it for KZbin at some point in the coming months. I enjoyed the musical, but big fans of the 90s film might not.

[@nooneofconsequence1251]

@@CasualNerdReactions I got halfway through it (the musical) before turning to my mom and saying "this just makes me want to rewatch the original. It was so much better." She said, "yeah!" ... so we stopped and watched the other one.

[@BloodylocksBathory]

Always did love that closing monologue.

[@ScarlettM]

"Tootsie" with amazing Dustin Hoffman!

[@Nate6981]

I've always loved this movie. And as a kid of divorced parents, I've always appreciated that Daniel and Miranda don't get back together at the end. So many family comedies with divorced parents go for the "Parent Trap" ending with the parents getting back together so I appreciate the more realistic outcome here.

[@firekrys]

I had to click on this to see if my two seconds made the edit. Darn, oh well, I was an extra in the school scene. As Robin is talking to his kids, I'm girl in the blue hat that walks past them around "No, I got off early. Love this movie, and Robin loved entertaining all the kids on set.

[@CasualNerdReactions]

Aww man! I wish I'd included your moment. So cool to be in the film. :)

[@flarrfan]

If you haven't seen it, Tootsie with Dustin Hoffman is the perfect follow-up to this.

[@melenatorr]

Totally agree: they are a perfect double feature.

[@melenatorr]

@@Dave-hb7lx Oh yes!!!!

[@Disney65Fan]

If you wanna watch a really sad Robin Williams film I highly recommend Bicentennial Man. Never fails to make me cry.

[@hugabug008]

This randomly popped up in my suggestions so I checked it out and liked it so I looked to see what else you had reacted to. When I saw you had done Rope, Charade, Wait Until Dark, and 12 Angry Men I subscribed immediately because those are some of my favorite films and I am so excited to see someone get to experience them for the first time! So many people haven't even heard of them so I'm glad reactions to them might encourage people to check them out

[@Stardust_7273]

The coffee thing with Mrs. Selner was totally improvised by Robin Williams. The studio lights were making it melt, so he just went with it, and made it into a great joke. He was a genius.

[@jennifergrove2368]

As a product of my parent's painful divorce, the ending was really meaning to me as a kid.

[@AllyStrikesBack]

That makeup was so convincing that Robin went to adult stores in character, bought toys & no one suspected it was him.

[@AJ21969]

My Mom and Dad separated when I was 7. This movie really is healing.

[@breezus3928]

As a kid I sided with Robin, but now I totally understand Sally Fields.

[@jeffl9167]

You are so much fun to "watch" a movie with. I really enjoy your reactions.

[@CasualNerdReactions]

So glad you enjoy them! Thanks for being here.

[@danielkillian1222]

Robin wanted a realistic ending, not the Hollywood ending.

[@CathleenMJennings80]

"It was a drive-by FRUITING!" lol PS love the surprise Mrs. Featherbottom reference!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@CyanideSublime]

Robin Williams is my hero. My favorite actor of all time. All his movies need to be watched by any generation.

[@Dylan_Platt]

As always, a fantastic reaction. A Mrs Featherbottom reference in the first 30 seconds... Amazing.

[@laurabrewes1422]

I can understand Miranda wanting a divorce. Daniel wasn't a good husband. But she was so angry she used the kids to hurt him, and that's not fair. Both are in the wrong in different ways.

[@mystical_grace]

My parents had divorced when I was a year and a half. All I knew was the fights; never saw them get along for longer than 30 minutes. A lot of times it felt like my dad was using me as a power piece for my mom (mom had custody, dad paid child support, which he often paid late). While this movie never helped me feel better about my own dad, it was wonderful to see a father that did anything to be with his kids, and the ending message has stuck with me forever. In fact, the movie actually helped me empathize with kids that had memories of their families, and got along fairly well with both parents. I always would recommend this movie, and tell people to pay attention to the message of the film.

[@jskd2953]

"She has a powertool in the bedroom, dear. She uses it when the lights dim, it's like a prison movie. She could break sidewalks with that thing. Hope she hasn't chipped her teeth..." My favourite bit🤣

[@bookwoman53]

I went to my Aunt Margaret’s funeral yesterday and my older cousin told a few stories during the eulogy. In the late 1950s, his mom was cooking at the stove and her blouse caught on fire. Five year old Stephen didn’t understand when she asked him how to help her. She ripped her top open turned on the cold water and threw the blouse into the sink. It was can emergency of course. We laughed because Aunt Margaret was ladylike and modest.

[@Jerome616]

Porky actually is featured cursing in a company joke video from back in the day. It was never made public of course.

[@samhecocta7196]

Yo I haven’t seen this flick in a decade or so, thanks for picking it buddy. Happy new year

[@marymckellar9157]

Has always been one of my favorite Robin Wiliams movies. Reallydid end on realistic note. Had my prents my whole life too, but several of my friends over the years weren't as lucky.

[@007sMoneyPenny]

Good reaction as always Chris. 😅 and nothing to say to this movie. We can laugh 😂 to all those jokes and terrific change scenes. And also weep when we’re back and realize that Robin is gone. And furthermore how it happened. Not only this movie brought him all that love 💕 from his audience. I might have two dozens on my list.🎉

[@jeffbassin630]

Great review and comments about a wonderful movie.

[@kellytaylor4535]

I always loved this movie, they don't hark too much on anyone being bad or good, though in reality, it reeeally wasn't okay what Daniel did, it breaks the stereotypes we've come to expect. The new love interest is actually a nice guy, though still flawed, and they don't get back together but learn that they're better at living for themselves and their kids apart. It's helpful for children of divorce, and I'm sure for people to see it can work out. Through Daniel, we get to see him find out how it was for her, whereas before he saw her at the problem. We also learn that communication is very important.

[@secrets.295]

I am team Sally on this. Gotta understand her position. She married an overgrown baby who couldn't keep a job, messed up the house, intervenes when she's disciplining the kids, etc. But she went too far by punishing Daniel with the visitation stuff. It is good that she finally realized this isn't about her and it is about the kids. Most moms out there don't get it and they use custody as a means to punish their ex-husband. This movie is great because it addresses a lot of the wrongs in society in my opinion.

[@williammatthews693]

To test out the efficacy of the costume, the filmmakers had Williams go out in public as Mrs. Doubtfire. Nobody suspected it was Robin Williams.

[@CasualNerdReactions]

haha perfect!

[@danholmesfilm]

Laughed my ass off watching this reaction 😂 What a masterpiece

[@cheshirekat528]

Just found your channel and I have been enjoying familiarizing myself with your style and content. Your balance of paying attention, commentary, & physical reactions is very good and enjoyable to watch. I have a good memory of watching this with my Mom and Grandparents. I remember my Grandmother in streaming tears of laughter. A good memory of a great time and movie. Robin Williams had a knack not only for hilarious comedy, but also for some of the most touching, heartfelt, and even dramatic moments and stories. If you have not seen The Fisher King, I highly recommend it. It is one of my favorite Robin Williams movies and performances, the supporting cast is amazing as well! I am happy to have found your channel and look forward to what 2023 brings for yours and our viewing pleasure!

[@CasualNerdReactions]

Welcome to the channel and thanks so much for the comment! I have fish king on an upcoming poll, so maybe this will be the year! I'm scaling back on content in 2023, but still releasing at least 1 movie reaction a week :)

[@davidroyston1918]

I work 5 minutes from Bridges Restaurant in Danville, CA. There's a signed movie poster in between the 2 bathrooms.

[@CasualNerdReactions]

That's awesome!

[@bryanCJC2105]

This is a funny and great movie. You're absolutely right in that it does hit hard emotionally. His speech at the end to the kid whose parents are getting divorced always makes me cry. I wish someone had said that to me when my parents got divorced when I was 4. It would have saved a whole lot of people, a whole lot of trouble. That's why I love this movie. It really does a great job at explaining divorce and how it doesn't change how their parents feel about them that kids can readily understand. Now, you must watch "Tootsie" w Dustin Hoffman. It was nominated for 10 Academy Awards incl Best Picture. It's up there with the greatest movies ever made.

[@TheGreatD_Mize]

It was almost impossible to get my mom to go see a movie because she had social anxiety, but I somehow talked her into watching Mrs. Doubtfire at the theater. She managed to have a good time in spite of her anxiety. She died in 2009, so I can't help getting a lump in my throat at times when I watch this movie--and it's gotten much worse since Robin Williams died.

[@CasualNerdReactions]

I'm so glad you got her to the theater for this one.

[@salbro5985]

I remember when I was eight and my parents took us to see 'Smokey and The Bandit'. When I first saw Sally Field, I thought "She's the most beautiful woman I have ever seen! Her, and Wonder Woman!"

[@demonqueen26]

Loved your reaction 😂.

[@ScarlettM]

10:43 - all he had to do was to say that the sister is resting and won't be joining them.

[@Peg__]

Romantic Comedies, always have nuggets of wisdom. Be the partner, your partner feels safe to open up with.

[@fibrown444]

The real Mrs Doubtfire ran her shop (jewellery and old furs) in the New Town of Edinburgh for more than 50 years, she was quite a character. Author of the original Anne Fine lived just round the corner from Madame Doubtfire's shop in the mid Seventies. As a young mother she would push the buggy past Madame Doubtfire's jumbled up bric-a-brac shop. The shop was full of jewellery and old furs. So the character's name is real, but not her story.

[@Bricriu20]

Love your laugh!

[@melenatorr]

I side with both: but Sally Field's character does have the tougher role, and it's a necessary one. It's extremely tough because she never gets the chance to cut loose, and that creates a vicious cycle.

[@ejtappan1802]

There is nothing worse than built-up resentment. Usually, by the time it bubbles up to the surface, you end up raging about things that happened years before and are no longer fixable. And you know that and it makes you even angrier. (Ask me how I know, lol)

[@melenatorr]

@@ejtappan1802 So true, and the unfortunate thing is I bet most of us have also been there. It's one of the things I do like about this movie: no one's the bad guy. They all make mistakes and presumptions that are wrong, but no one means anyone harm.

[@mobilemechanics6565]

dude I have missed you I thought about you and had to remember your exact name but ding ding ding remembered just to say I should have a couple of movies to binge off your channel.

[@CasualNerdReactions]

haha welcome back!

[@Ellie-i7q-t5w]

I saw Mrs Doubtfire on tv, probably cut down a lot for commercials. But I remember it being very funny and sad; although I'm sure I missed most of the plot and jokes back then. Robin Williams was a once in a lifetime performer. One can pinpoint the parts he ad libbed, and they're the best ones. I live in the only country in the world, aside from the Vatican, without a divorce law. So if Daniel and Miranda were married here, there's no way they could remarry legally (too bad, Pierce Brosnan) and they have to come up with a child custody arrangement on their own. This meant that Miranda couldn't stop Daniel from visiting the kids everyday if he wanted to and we won't have a movie.

[@ScarlettM]

If you haven't seen it, consider reacting to: "Not Without My Daughter" - with Sally Fields. True story, about a US woman in Iran.

[@the_nikster1]

LOVE that movie! Sally Field kills her role in it, along with Alfred Molina.

[@ScarlettM]

@@the_nikster1 And not a single reaction on KZbin...

[@the_nikster1]

@@ScarlettM right?! such a shame!

[@claymccoy]

"Do you side with Robin Williams or Sally Field?" As a kid, Robin Williams As an adult, Sally Field

[@starrkitty1]

I was going to say the exact same thing!

[@CasualNerdReactions]

That makes a lot of sense!!

[@sasamichan]

Robin Williams approved the script for the sequel weeks or so before he died However many films, Hoock, Liar Liar, Marry Popins, Jingle All the way deal with families needing fixing and there are many good stories of found family like 3 men and a baby, 3 men and a little lady or of Cross dressing tootsie I think was one.

[@simplyjuannie5128]

Porky Pig did however say, "SOB" in a cartoon before. The actual words, though.

[@christopheryochum3602]

Chris! Just a suggestion for sometime in the future. There's a movie that always gets my heartstrings because it's about a father who tries to get closer to his son. It's a comedy and stars Rodney Dangerfield. Dangerfield's made several movies, none of which I care to see, because the underlying love isn't there as much as in this movie. Dangerfield plays a fish out of water, if only to be close to his son, so this movie is funny, but with an undercurrent of his love for his boy. The movie is called "Back to School." For your advisement, if you're amenable. :)

[@RealTalkRyan87]

Robin Williams was amazing in this. Also the hours manipulation is very common in the divorces in my family.

[@jasongilbert2379]

All time classic!!!

[@bobmessier5215]

I've seen dozens of Robin Williams films and I've never seen a bad performance. Possibly the greatest actor in history.

[@philiphamel8504]

Helloooooo! Will always be my first memory of Mrs. Doubtfire

[@keannajefferson659]

I love love love this movie

[@gggooding]

I once gave a friend a box of 30+ Robin Williams VHSes and DVDs (she *really* digs Williams) as a birthday present. Recently her husband told me, "I hate you. I've had to watch Mrs Doubtfire 12 times since we got married." (I gave him a list of 10 obscure Williams movies to get for his beloved to slow the flood of Doubtfire.)

[@maureenseel118]

OMG Robin Williams was a creative genius.

[@SirPaladin]

The studio originally wanted the movie to end with the parents getting back together again. both Robin Williams & Sally Field protested, stating that would give false hope to actual divorced kids/parents. They stuck to that & the movie is better for it.

[@dcemerald70]

One of the best films that Robin Williams has ever done! In retrospect the divorce was actually good for both Daniel and Miranda. Well Daniel needed to learn to be a more responsible parent, Miranda had to learn to be a more carefree and loving one. As it’s been stated that once in the end it’s more about how the kids are going to be dealing with the divorce, not the parents. If you aren’t aware there is a musical production of this film, and one of the songs is based on a deleted scene in which Lydia wonders why can’t her parents just pretend to be happily married because then they could be a family. Her father response is that we wouldn’t be happy, they wouldn’t be happy, it just be a pretend family. 👨‍👧‍👦👩‍👧👵🏻💖

[@CasualNerdReactions]

I can just picture Robin doing that scene. Wonderful.

[@dcemerald70]

@@CasualNerdReactions kzbin.info/www/bejne/gZ_GhmhorrBsbqc here’s that deleted scene.

[@MrGpschmidt]

One of Williams' finest hours.

[@peperino25]

*i recommend you : Bicentennial Man (1999)*

[@Disney65Fan]

I second that.

[@speccwolf]

Yes, you're on a good streak of films.

[@henrikharbin5521]

Not a completely serious role, but he's very sincere in his desire to make his kids happy, despite how his ex is acting.

[@sebastianandres8781]

_Please react to_ Bicentennial Man (1999) starring *Robin Williams*

[@tree6787]

I love this movie ❤️ Love Robin Williams ❤️

[@JWS1313]

Recommending if you've not seen it, Rosalind Russell in Auntie Mame.

[@shainewhite2781]

RIP, Robin Williams. "First time as a woman, I get hot flashes." Lol!!

[@markbaker2826]

Love it !! XXX

[@staciepoole8161]

I’m allergic to peppers too! That’s interesting to me.

[@melenatorr]

Harvey Fierstein was Frank. He is a very successful and pioneering playwright, who helped, through his work, to humanize the concept of homosexuality in the 1980s; and also in his appearances as an actor in various sitcoms. He's notable for his wit and his distinctive hoarse voice: kzbin.info/www/bejne/b5ixoIudbdlgi68

[@Rmlohner]

He also wrote a musical play of the film a while back, but hasn't yet been able to get it shown.

[@danisegarra5990]

I feel sad sometimes I wish my family be back together it not the same like it use to . 😔😢

[@joshuah9109]

1:58 Porky Pig once said in a black & white blooper reel: "s..ss..son of a b..B!T&H" once. Honestly, just Google it😁😁

[@CasualNerdReactions]

haha that's wild.

[@joshuah9109]

Maybe an unpopular opinion: I LOVE THIS MOVIE! to be clear. But I enjoy TOOTSIE a bit more. I think it's just a bit more believable and a little funnier. THEY'RE BOTH CLASSICS, but I recommend TOOTSIE. Curious on what you'd think.

[@x3mslayer]

I love Robin Williams immeasurably, that's why I watched this movie many times. But the underlying plot shows a dark side that makes it very hard to watch as a man..bloody horror genre almost haha

[@shediva5705]

Maybe give Tootsie a go. It's a classic with Dustin Hoffman

[@Rmlohner]

The original novel is much edgier and more cynical, with Miranda and Daniel literally wanting to kill each other the whole time (they're already divorced at the start, so the story doesn't go into what they were even doing married in the first place), and when the kids all quickly see through the disguise, Daniel gets them to clean the house by threatening to disappear from their lives for good. It was definitely for the best to ease that down.

[@BessieRiggs]

Hellooooooo!!

[@chuckhackett4493]

That's literally Bond James Bond right there.

[@robertf614]

Reason Stu isn’t a jerk is cause I think it would cause children to loathe their stepparents.

[@salemoh9759]

Watch First Wives Club, please 🙏🏻😉🤣

[@Serenity113]

I grew up watching this movie I’ve always loved Robin Williams I practically know the lines in this film. As a kid I always thought Miranda was too strict and mean but now as an adult I can understand why she divorced Daniel. He undermined her authority as a parent there was no cooperation with the decisions that they should have made together. Example: the birthday party he threw. Also unstable jobs, not really listening to Miranda whenever she wanted to have a serious conversation. It was like having grown child in the house and she felt alone. HOWEVER… I think she was in the wrong in taking the kids away from Daniel because he clearly loves them and she used them to get back at Daniel cuz she was angry at him.

[@mchllwoods]

Now u need to see Dustin Hoffman in Tootsie. It's similar to Mrs. Doubtfire and Robin asked Dustin for advice on how to dress like a woman for this role. Also, u should see Nine Months. That's another hilarious 90's movie.😂

[@laurakali6522]

Gotta watch Tootsie.

[@Rmlohner]

I love the mental image of the movie's crew going through 50 years of pop music looking for anything that could sound like a double entendre about cross-dressing, resulting in Luck Be a Lady, Papa's Got a Brand New Bag, Dude Looks Like a Lady, and Walk Like a Man.

[@GregInHouston2]

My father was married twice before my mom and had 2 sons before me. As near as I can tell, he abandoned my 2 older brothers. I know he abandoned me. For myself, I had to fight hard to stay apart of my daughter's life until she grew up. Women bashing daddys is a real thing and so is treating daddys like second class people.

[@CasualNerdReactions]

Good for you for being willing to fight to stay apart of her life.

[@lordwalker71]

It's Robin Williams it's either going to be hilarious or sad. A movie of his I never see people react too is The world according to garp, it's a really good movie.