PATCH ADAMS (1998) Movie Reaction! | FIRST TIME WATCHING!

[@OGBReacts]

LAST ROBIN WILLIAMS MOVIE (FOR A BIT!!) Thank you for being on this journey with me as we explored a BUNCH of his movies. He was truly one of the greatest actors. Thank you all for showing me his range.

[@fanboyfilm6952]

This is my favourite Robin Williams movie. Even though it has sad moments, I have a smile from start to finish. Awakenings is similar but a little more low key.

[@jesterforhire]

I’m so happy you enjoyed it! This is a terrific film. It has a tremendous message of love and hope. I used to live very close by to Patch’s Hospital and exchanged email with people there. Also, a much older fiddler friend of mine named Henry the Fiddler, went to Russia to entertain children in hospitals with Patch a few years ago. He’s a wonderful hippie man. I hope someday when you do more Robin that you will do The Fisher King like I mentioned before. Jeff Bridges is in it, as well as the crazy guy from the beginning of this one. He was in The Green Mile. I forget his name, but he’s a terrific character actor. Thanks again for your thoughtful reaction to such a treasure of a movie. It was bitter sweet to see two now deceased actors with Robin and Philip Seymour Hoffman. Such amazing acting all around. Thanks!

[@OGBReacts]

@@jesterforhire I’m glad you enjoyed the reaction!! I would love to watch the Fisher King sooner rather than later, don’t worry ♥️ Thanks for the comment ♥️

[@josephamoraz7990]

I haven't watched this movie since I was a kid. Now as an adult I think its an even better movie. Robin Williams was truly special, And its sad to hear how he was suffering from mental illness towards the end. He has spread so much joy and happiness through his films and comedy.

[@UltimateGamerCC]

could say the part with the meat puns was a Slaughter. XD

[@Xionaton]

Whoever said this was a bad movie is out of their mind cause it was fantastic

[@jamie7398]

The movie is great watched it the the theater when I was 9. I think people have a problem with it it seems because the movie is not as accurate to the real persons life it's based on.

[@timdaugherty4014]

How about the real Hunter Adams? He HATED this movie.

[@wdemon85]

@@timdaugherty4014doesn’t make it bad because he didn’t like it. Who cares.

[@bigyeticane]

It was a bit corny, and the movie focused a little too much on just comedy in holistic medicine. Let the haters hate; it's just them wasting their lives while producing nothing themselves. People with uninspired outlooks don't understand anything about Patch Adams, this movie, or its original purpose.

[@js6729]

I was thinking the same thing! This is one of my favorite Robin Williams movies

[@geminiadventures8028]

This movie impacted me so much that I adopted Patch Adams patient care model for our EMS organization. We tried to become closer to our patients and treat them as actual human beings instead of a medical ailment. We sought out Patch and visited with him in his home in Arlington, VA where he happily shot a video for our new EMS staff orientation. We gave big red clown noses to all our staff and encouraged them to "play" with their patients to lighten their moods. Patch Adams and Robin Williams....what a great pairing.

[@OGBReacts]

I love this!! This is so amazing to hear!

[@bigyeticane]

I was in a few healthcare classes this last semester, and I learned about the real Patch Adams. Gemini, your story is a wonderful addition to the legacy that Mr. Adams is leaving with his vision for compassion-based healthcare. It is awesome to hear that some humans have decided to adopt compassion when treating other humans. Thank you.

[@CofyjunkyPNW]

When I first saw this in the theatre, I was happy to know this was based on a real person. Williams was the perfect person to encapsulate him. 😊

[@Rmlohner]

It's now unfortunately quite uncomfortable to see Williams and Phillip Seymour Hoffman, who would both suffer untimely deaths in the same year, playing roommates here.

[@OGBReacts]

PHILLIP SEYMOUR HOFFMAN! That's who it is! I knew he looked familiar

[@pingidjit]

It was a freaking hard year losing them both.

[@deathwitheponine]

Yeah that hit me pretty hard. Just really sad seeing them be so good together and then remembering they’re both gone. 💔

[@Rmlohner]

Hunter "Patch" Adams' life and work is absolutely fascinating, and I highly recommend people look into it. Just be warned (and this is the ONLY thing on the subject that I'll say here, because this should be a positive space) that like what happened to me, it may ruin the movie for you.

[@stephenlackey5852]

Yes, the movie hits on a few highlights, changing many of them.

[@justlive2809]

what do you mean ?

[@wh0aheavy]

Phillip Seymour Hoffman and Robin Williams. We lost two greats. RIP 💜

[@Chidoc99]

The real "Patch" Adams spoke at my school. The part where the girlfriend was killed was altered. Although no less tragic, it was a male student friend of his who was actually killed. The message in this movie and what Patch stands for is something everyone should truly give thought to.

[@shercahn]

There are only 2 movies my father has sat the whole way through. O' Brother and this one. Also being a doctor himself, he usually has a big disdain for medical dramas or movies. However, he still loves this one. One day I'm going to take him to the Gesundheit Institute as a surprise.

[@OGBReacts]

That's amazing!! I hope you can some day soon!

[@christhornycroft3686]

This is the epitome of a Robin Williams-centric movie. If you like Robin Williams, you’ll probably like this movie. If you need more than that in a movie, you’ll probably be disappointed. This isn’t a movie that is going to tell you more about the real guy Patch Adams. It’s just a vehicle for Robin Williams to play a character he’s accustomed to playing. If you like that, great. If not, you might have a tough time. I don’t mind it. There are some memorable scenes. But it’s Robin Williams doing his thing, so you have to be on board with that.

[@Rmlohner]

One of the crowd members at the funeral is a then-unknown Greg Sestero, who went on to play Mark in The Room. In his book The Disaster Artist, he discusses the experience of this being his first time being involved in a feature film.

[@redhotskillet2225]

This film is inspired by a true story of a man Hunter "Patch" Adams who true became one of the best doctors and has his own office i believe somewhere in Virginia if im not mistaken.

[@henrikharbin5521]

Hi, Sam :)I personally really like this movie, but Dr. Adams himself hated it, because of so many inaccuracies. I don't know, because I didn't live his life. All I see is what !looks like a very well done movie. Phil Hoffman didn't get enough credit as his rival student. He is a prick at first, but he comes out as a friend and someone who nerds Patches help, which was hard for him to admit.

[@stephenlackey5852]

Yes, the movie hits on a few highlights of Patch’s life, changing many of them.

[@levisixx7545]

Robin williams has such kind warm eyes

[@adanibarra1453]

I had been asking for this reaction for a while. I don’t understand why people didn’t like it. It was great. Enjoyable, funny etc. It has everything.

[@MrFrostien]

Because the movie shows Patch Adams as a clown not as a doctor but as a clown. He never does anything related to medicine its just an annoying clown who had everything without any effort also the messege of the movie gets throw through the window when his girlfriend got killed.

[@BradenMcClure-q6k]

​@@MrFrostienwhatever hater 🤓

[@marcianogp13]

I've always thought of my dad, and the ways he treats his patients as patch. Everyone leaves his office either smiling or laughing.

[@passiert1027]

This one has always been a favorite of mine 💜 Robin Williams being brilliant, as always.

[@hilarypotter3334]

I’m so glad you did this movie. I love it so much. I can never watch the scene where Corinne died but the rest of the movie is wonderful. Not sure if you caught it but Patch’s roommate was Dusty in Twister. Robin is, by far, my favorite comedian. My favorite part is his speech and the dig at the dean and the noodle pool. The butterfly scene at the cliff always makes me cry.

[@OGBReacts]

Omg I totally forgot that he played Dusty too!!

[@hilarypotter3334]

@@OGBReacts Phillip seymour Hoffman was an incredible actor.

[@lethaldose2000]

Bo. I think when this came out in 98. It was just after Good Will Hunting and What Dreams may come". And some people felt let down by the movie itself. Basically, it was not as amazing as Good Will Hunting, so they wrote it off as a not-so-good movie. (Not me of course. I loved Patch Adams). I think "Good Will Hunting" garnered Robin Williams a slew of new fans. And they are not prepared to go with all his choices of movie scripts.

[@OGBReacts]

Ohhh Yeah I can definitely see that Good Will Hunting truly is a great film though!

[@1938superman]

One thing that has followed this movie since it was released, for some reason, is people talking about how bad it was. The other thing that goes along with it is that they never really explain why they feel that way. I’ve always liked this movie. I think it’s entertaining, but more importantly I think it makes some emotionally honest and hopeful statements about life. Corinne’s death being the biggest one. Horrible things will happen. Out of nowhere and when you are nowhere near ready for them. Do you let it destroy your hope? Do you let it jade you toward life forever? Some certainly do. Would Corinne have said that doing her best to help people wasn’t worth risking her life? Hope is hard. Especially in the dark times. But without it, things are far darker. Maybe that’s the dividing line for who likes this movie and who doesn’t. People who believe in that hope and people who don’t. For me, hope is worth it.

[@dcmslife3772]

I am sooooo glad you saw this one. It's a great watch. Emotional af. I cried watching (again!) after not doing so for many years. Watching, I mean.

[@beckymellon8135]

How do you not like this movie whether it’s completely factual or not, it’s so great and sad. I’m so glad you did it. Awakings with robin Williams and Robert de Nero is also a true and fascinating movie that I think you’ll love. I know you’re done with Robin Williams but it’s very worth watching, with or without us lol but i do love your reactions.😊👍

[@ravenlunatic8]

A movie I could not watch a second time but loved. My father was a pediatrician and loved messing around with kids. This came out after he passed from cancer. Was the most touching deja vu a movie ever gave me.

[@OGBReacts]

Oh wow. That's absolutely crazy. I'm so sorry for your loss.

[@juand3p]

"He looks familiar... so does the roommate"... we must now teach you of Philip Seymour Hoffman.

[@OGBReacts]

See I didn’t even realize that that was him! And he was Dusty in Twister, another movie I reacted to! Absolutely lovely

[@EmilyKresl]

I always loved how the first time patch goes into the angry patients' room he didn't get the smile he wanted out of the terminally ill patient but he DID make the nurses laugh when they saw him get thrown out of the room. They warned him !

[@justmecarter1717]

As someone who is (probably) dying.....I have lost over 40 lbs in just 4 years, and my doctor's only advice was "eat more cake". (being only 110 at the beginning, you can see how this is now a major concern). I finally found a doctor who actually cared enough to try to solve the mystery. We have made some progress, but....unfortunately...not the cure. I have been tested, poked, prodded, x-rayed, MRI'ed, CAT scanned, etc. to death. Each time yields some results, but not the complete picture. I am getting scarred, and I wish I had a doctor like Patch Adams to help....at least to offer hope. P.S. Have you watched the "crowd funded show The Chosen? There are, currently, 16 episodes total. (Season 1 and 2). You have a wonderful insight in your reaction videos, and I'd be curious to see you react to these. (Season 2 is intense!) Bless you, Honey. You are a dear.

[@OGBReacts]

I'm so sorry that you're dealing with all of that. I can only imagine how terrible that must be. I truly hope you get some answers soon, friend.

[@sweetsolitude99]

I have always loved this movie. For Robin, but also for Monica Potter. Her character's arc is so heartbreaking and she's such a good actress.

[@bellasaward8330]

I love Robin in everything he did; he was my childhood and I miss him so much.

[@themiIes]

im so glad you watched it! cant wait to watch the reaction, will save it for later uwu

[@Crunchyfrog28]

I think I remember reading that Robin took inspiration from this character (or vice versa?) to come visit his good friend Christopher Reeve in the hospital as a "funny doctor"

[@couch.patati-patata]

In 2004 when the Asian Tsunami struck on Boxing Day, people were in so much pain. Patch Adams had come to Chennai,India and tried to make them laugh with his nose and antics.

[@johncrowl1908]

John here. Loved that haircut. Your face is now so expressible, and those cheeks look like they need a good pinch. Ha! Loved your review of Patch Adams. Such a uplifting movie. Robin Williams is such an amazing actor, and comedian. But, his death by hanging, from lifelong bipolar, and other issues makes me sad. Worth millions of dollars, and had millions of fans that adored him, but depression finally got him. Damn. Keep up your awesome reaction videos. They are superb!

[@OGBReacts]

Oh my goodness 🤣 Well thank you so much!

[@coreyhendricks9490]

Happiness, sad & joy of Robin Williams films you've react to Sam, take care and stay safe

[@elizabitty213]

Great flick! Another favorite of mine. Thank you for putting out so much of Robin Williams for us to enjoy along with you! Looking forward to what you have in store for us 🤗

[@OGBReacts]

Thanks for watching and being there for those reactions ♥️

[@elizabitty213]

@@OGBReacts your welcome it was a great ride!

[@shawnlemon4283]

This is sooooo fitting because I'm in a hospital right now.

[@OGBReacts]

Oh no! I hope you feel better soon!

[@marybrown6128]

This is one of my absolute favorite Robin Williams movies, as hard as it is to pick a favorite. So many scenes have stuck out in my mind over the years and I remember them from time to time. I would still love for someone to fill a whole room with balloons for me! lol And the gyno-legs were priceless!

[@Alyzvettema]

Yes yes yes. I feel like you have just watched all the ones ive wanted you too. This movie is beautiful

[@lazyperfectionist1]

5:59 You've got to love how Patch _connects_ with Rudy by getting _in_ to his delusion instead of trying to hammer home to him the fact that it's a _delusion_ the way the psych hospital's _staff_ have been trying to do.

[@krissiep1317]

I am so glad you watched this film. It was such a heart-felt reaction. Thank you! 🥰

[@justindenney-hall5875]

TheOGBojangles "If no one's told you this today, I love you." (Peter Vlogs)

[@andidreyes5323]

As someone who has been a patient for months on end and had doctors who were like Patch and like an a-hole in the same period...the surgeon like Patch was better. I was less afraid and had a better understanding of what was going to happen. The head of vascular surgery would leave the room every time I or my family asked a question before that surgery. The nurses had to reassure us that he had horrible bedside manner but he was amazing in his lane. It is to this day, the most painful surgery I ever had. He didn't listen when I tried to explain that they had kept me on the patch to stop my period. I asked if they wanted to were going to do it again and he left the room. They didn't renew the patch. My period started after months of it being stopped during my surgery and my blood pressure tanked. I was having an 8" ileum resection and he rebuilt part of my large intestine to keep it functional. But waking up from that surgery was truly the worst pain of my life. We didn't even discover my period started until the day after I was moved out of the ICU and back to the cancer/infectious disease ward. I had to move from surgical bed to regular bed. The pain was so bad they put a CNA on me, and bumped my fentanyl amount to almost kills me...and the CNA kept me from dying. They kept me insensible for a day. It felt better after the next day. I could focus on blocking out the pain and walking the halls.

[@teedawg11]

You''ve forgotten one of Robin's earliest more serious roles ," The World According To Garp "

[@erinpauley9047]

No one brings more joy than Robin Williams and your laugh makes it so much better! We're all so lucky to have had him in the world. If you get the chance KZbin the vid of him meeting Koko the gorilla it is magic.

[@Nightdominia]

This is something I look for in a GP. I have had so many doctors talk over and around me when I tell them exactly what's wrong or not take into consideration that some people don't like just being handled without a head's up. It's frustrating and probably why so many people don't seek medical care unless they absolutely have to.

[@jdomed0880]

Never seen this movie before, but I’m super excited for this one!

[@cometogether999]

The Noodle lady was in The Wedding Singer. I forgot how much I liked this movie, it's been since it came out that I saw it.

[@EmilyKresl]

A hip hop Hippy to the hippy to the hip hip hop and you don't stop 🤣

[@celsovera91]

She was also in wedding crashers who said Eleanor Roosevelt was a lesbian

[@gailjohnston1248]

Just finished watching and overall..you just try to take most any movie for what it is while watching it. If it entertained you then - Job done. I never saw this movie until it got to Tv, and only saw it once from what I remember. I did like RW in it, it was pretty much like a few of his other roles though. On another FYI note- the actor who played Patch's professor had also played the Warden in The Shawshank Redemption. And the older guy who did most of the talking at Patch's hearing, that was acting icon- Richard Kiley, it was his voice that was used as the Dinosaur narrator in the jeeps for Jurassic Park. Was fun watching along Sam! Enjoy your weekend.☺

[@OGBReacts]

The movies I watch here always ALWAYS connect with one another in some sort of way! Love it. Thank you!

[@bobmessier5215]

Thank you for the Robin Williams trip, Sam.

[@OGBReacts]

Of course! Thank you for being apart of it!

[@DIDisguise77]

Patch knew Robin Williams. When the movie was released Patch thanked him.

[@adamthephotographer]

I've never hear of anyone not liking this movie wow, this was an amazing film

[@BubbleBass261]

You watched it! I'm so happy about it and enjoyed your reaction

[@robertbunting3117]

If there was such a thing as living cartoons they would all study Robin Williams in that first scene with the kids and the bed pans to see how to be better cartoons

[@sebastianj.7549]

I've been waiting for someone to react to this movie for ages. I loved it. Thanks. You have a new suscriptor

[@OGBReacts]

Yay! So glad you enjoyed! Welcome on in!

[@philthemovieguy81]

Robin was born to play this role. This is one of my favorite films of all time!

[@1205sdr]

Before you finish with Robin Williams, you need to see 1990's "Awakenings"! Another great performance by both Robin and De Niro.

[@OGBReacts]

Will do some day!

[@martinbraun1211]

While the real Patch Adams made a brief cameo in the film, he hated the film and the portrayal of himself.

[@OGBReacts]

Right right that's what I've been hearing. Ugh oh well. I know nothing about Patch as a person so I was okay with just watching and not knowing the whole truth I suppose

[@warre1]

Patch later said that he thinks that Robin is compassionate actor and did fabulous job potraying him. And after Robin died Patch released statement that ended him calling Robin as his friend.

[@mdswish]

This is one of Robin Williams' best movies. While not completely accurate to the real life Hunter "Patch" Adams, it's a beautiful story and a very much underrated film.

[@PrventThsTragedy]

a lot of people view robin williams serious movies as less than compared to his comdies. but i feel these are his most real performances along with What Dreams May Come. another serious/comedic relief role that he absolutely crushed

[@spiritdancer36]

Here is what I remember about when this movie came out. It was polarizing. The reason I heard over and over again was that it was just another Robin Williams film where he played yet again the same character. If you look at his list of credits you will notice that Movies like One Hour Photo and Death to Smoochy came out after Patch and Bicentennial. I think it started to get to a place where you knew if he was in the movie it was going to be certain kind of movie. Until he did the darker roles there was definitely a large group of people and critics who were eye rolling his movies. He almost couldn’t be seen for a while there.

[@M1cha3lP]

Man I really hope that isn't what sent him down such a dark path that he ultimately never returned from.

[@Starbug1S1]

I remember watching this in theaters. I was in tears.

[@michelletrainor7096]

Awakenings is a truly amaxing true story starring Robin Williams and Robert De niro. Its a beautiful movie.

[@1lthrnk]

This was a real man Hunter Doherty "Patch" Adams. Robin Williams shared his comedy to get rid of his mental issues and to help others. Watch What Dreams May Come

[@Abbadonhades]

I think there's a bit of snobbery involved in the criticism of this movie. It's aims directly for our heartstrings, without any qualms, and it's easy to se how that feels cloying to many people. Personally I loved the movie, because once in a while that kind of movie is quite cathartic. I also admire Robin Williams both as an actor and a human being, so there's also that.

[@Randerson2409]

Well, I certainly won't disagree with you too much on people being overly critical of it due to it's more schmaltzy outlook, that's definitely not the only major criticism of it, least of all by Dr Adams himself. For a start, Dr Adams is a skilled and practiced medical physician, whereas the idea of treating ailments with actual medicine is entirely glossed over in the movie, barely given more than a passing mention, or being treated as cold and detached. There's also the unfortunate fact that Carin is basically entirely fabricated as a character for this movie, including her history of trauma, effectively entirely replacing the actual friend of Dr Adams who was murdered, but he was in no way romantically attached to Dr Adams.

[@davecondreay]

I knew you would love this one. This might be my second favorite Robin Williams movie behind Good Morning Vietnam. You have to see RV with Robin.

[@tfpp1]

38:23 - Another "O captain, my captain" moment.

[@justindenney-hall5875]

The OGBojangles "ONE MORE I LOVE YOOOOOUUU!" (Peter Vlogs)

[@mynameispaul0530]

Totally underrated Robin Williams movie from 1983 called "The Survivors" with Walter Matthau.

[@Cindrbell]

Philip Seymour Hoffman. RIP fine man.

[@zvimur]

2:44, Louis Jeter was unforgettable in The Fisher King. Also in Jakob the Liar.

[@deathwitheponine]

When you circle back around you’ve got to watch Awakenings. So good.

[@cometogether999]

He should give you bad Juju, he's Warden Norton from Shawshank Redemption.

[@OGBReacts]

THAT'S WHO HE IS!!! AHHHHHHH

[@lynnc5252]

The dean is the prison warden in The Shawshank Redemption. (Oops) He's a great a$$hole.

[@spiderfingers86]

Introducing Philip Seymour Hoffman who was an oscar winner for best actor from the movie 'Capote'

[@moonbrooke27]

I'm glad you enjoyed the film. Not going to get into a huge list of issues, but since you asked: The love interest in the film is based on someone that Patch really did date and eventually married. The death is very made up, in context with the film.

[@OGBReacts]

Right right right As I had mentioned, I figured if something was gonna be fabricated, it would be that. Definitely made up for dramatic purposes, and that's okay!

[@Rmlohner]

He also had a long-time male friend who was murdered, which certainly makes giving that role to a woman in the film...a choice.

[@Smileybeeblevrox]

When you do resume Robin Williams, see his more eclectic side with, Moscow on the Hudson, Death To Smoochie, Jakob The Liar. Non Robin Williams: Cop Comedy: 'Running Scared' 80s film Horse Racing/betting comedy: Let It Ride Smart kids get into trouble: Real Genius, The Manhattan Project Unreacted horror films for October: The Monster Squad Re-Animator Carnival of Souls Black Christmas Fright Night and Fright Night 2 (not remakes)

[@EmilyKresl]

The very first movie I ever saw with robin Williams was Moscow on the Hudson. My mom had it on tape and watched it alot, I think it's because at the time she had a Russian pen pal and she wanted to learn more about Russia.. I'll never forget seeing Robin Williams naked. He was so hairy lol lol fun fact! He had to shave all his body hair to play Popeye and he's talked about how hard it was to keep shaving and waxing for different roles (I. E., Mrs. Doubtfire) but he had to or else he's a gorilla. Also another fun fact he met that gorilla who can "speak" in sign language and in his stand-up he talks about how the gorilla was all over him because he's so hairy Lol

[@ArtofFreeSpeech]

See, I LOVE this movie. It's in my top 200 films. I tend to think those that don't like it probably adhere to some kind of belief that doctors shouldn't have a sense of humor, or are just overly serious people themselves with severely deficient senses of humor. Much like Dean Walcott, they probably need to practice some "excessive happiness." If they did, they'd enjoy the film for what it is.

[@OGBReacts]

Top 200 films?? You got a list going or something? 👀

[@ArtofFreeSpeech]

@@OGBReacts Actually, yes. I saw someone do a video of their top 200 films and I thought that would be a really interesting list to compile. Don't you think so?

[@OGBReacts]

@@ArtofFreeSpeech I agree!

[@frankleah5137]

Film ordered, Hilarious! Thank you you did very well too!

[@frankleah5137]

🎭🙏❤

[@larasemerad2605]

She came back as a butterfly.

[@blazinjedi2008]

This movie always makes me feel like there's more to life than just following the rules and conforming to normal standards

[@bigyeticane]

There is. Conformity is only useful when it produces a better outcome than not.

[@Brazil168]

The scenario w/ Coryn was a Hollywoodism: in real life, it was Patches best friend that was a guy, but the producers need to Hollywood it up to get the film out. There is an interview with Patch at the end of the VHS copy , and also on DVD.

[@capttheo1]

And the good part is that it's a true story. He just doesn't actually look like the real Patch.

[@pingidjit]

Im glad you loved it as much as I did!

[@hanrowe2367]

I like the Aang Batman the animated series shirt

[@OGBReacts]

Thank you!!

[@leeannmcdermott8313]

How can people say this isn’t good? This is why you can’t listen to people, everyone is so different in what they enjoy. The only way is to see it for yourself!

[@OGBReacts]

And that's what I did 😎

[@josephsarto689]

Because the movie is shallow and manipulative. It has one dimensional villains, the main character is sanctimonious and smarmy. We never saw him study at all in medical school he could be cheating for all we know. Patch had to have a chorus of people all around him to clap and smile to reinforce to the audience that he is the hero. The “hero” of film also practiced medicine without a license and stole from a hospital.

[@chrisscanlan1533]

⁠@@josephsarto689It’s sad how much this film oversimplified the real Patch Adams. A small complaint is the movie made it seem like Patch was middle-aged when he was really in his mid 20’s at the time the film was set.

[@PrayerfullyBlessedMama]

No house calls! I hate it so much. Patch didn’t tell her to trust people but God knows how much he’d hold himself accountable for that.

[@velados0025]

You Should Do A Jim Carry Watchthrough like you did for Robin Williams.

[@UltimateGamerCC]

starting with The Mask.

[@velados0025]

@@UltimateGamerCC So true. The Mask is Number One to Watch First.

[@bigyeticane]

A lot of people hate this movie for their own reasons. The real Patch Adams loved Robin Williams, and said that he would have picked no one else to play him. Both Robin and Patch knew that Universal didn't produce an accurate film; and since the real Patch Adams didn't receive a dime from any of this, I'd say the haters can go on hating it. The real reason this movie was green-lighted by Mr. Adams was that he wanted to use the fame that the movie generated in order to draw attention to his mission to promote his unique vision of compassion-based healthcare; some might call it a style of holistic medicine. Thanks for the reaction OGB. I encourage everyone to look up the real Patch Adams and help support his mission as much as they can. Medicine should be about treating the whole patient, not making insurance executives wealthier.

[@PequenaRainha]

Sempre que eu vejo a cena da recepção que Patch deu aos ginecologistas, fico pensando: Ainda bem que não eram Proctologistas ahahhahahhah

[@JillCrowe55]

Thank you!! Love it ♥️♥️

[@OGBReacts]

Yay! Glad you did! Thanks for watching!

[@spiderfingers86]

Starring Robin Williams as "Patch". A former suicide attemptee who learns about how the patients know more than the doctors. So he starts his own hospital where laughter really is the best medicine

[@Shindai]

People talk bad about this film? It made me want to be a doctor when I saw it in my teens, it's such a wholesome movie, despite the death. It's one of those movies I find really life affirming and makes me wanna tell people how much they mean to me :P (Deadpool does the same. Oh I hope you react to that sometime xD)

[@pjelly633]

Fantastic review as always 😁 I love this film though I have one small issues with it. A woman who has been through THAT at any part of her life, would not go to a strange man's house m, alone in the middle of the night. I teach women's self defence, to a very amazing group of strong women, some have trained with me for 5 years or more, and not one of them would have gone there. Robin Williams will always be my favourite actor, and to see others laughing and crying at his films, will keep the memory of him alive, he is one of the greats who has never had a bad movie. Can't wait for yoyr next review xxx

[@OGBReacts]

This is actually a super fair point... I think the weakest part of this film was the whole thing with Larry and her, and her death and everything. Other than that, I enjoyed this film and I'm happy you enjoyed the reaction! Also I wanna go to your women's self defense class 👀

[@pjelly633]

@@OGBReacts I would welcome you to my class any time, helping women to feel safe and more in control of their lives is important, I don't just teach women how to defend phisical attacks, but how not to be a target in the first place. Rule number one, trust your gut, if someone or something doesn't 'feel' right chances are it's not. If your ever in the UK, I'd be more then happy to train you.

[@kevandre]

If you go back to watching some Robin Williams movies, I'd say don't sleep on Death to Smoochy. I think a lot of people skip this one but it's actually really good. Edward Norton, Robin Williams, and Danny Devito all combine to make a great film

[@Randerson2409]

I don't believe the movie goes into any detail about it, but there is actually a very good reason why medical students are generally limited in their contact with patients, and when they are allowed contact, it's generally supervised. The hospital, and by association the school, are directly liable for everything that happens in that building if it is within their control. Hunter certainly was very altruistic and caring with his particular antics, but if they just allowed him to act as he pleased, they would need to do the same for basically everyone, and I can guarantee there would be at least one (which is one too many) students who would get the very bright idea to provide actual medical treatment to a patient, which could lead to serious complications for the wellbeing of that patient.

[@spiderfingers86]

Patch was thinking, "are you even paying attention?"

[@waywardbard]

This hits different, after his death.

[@totomomo18]

Patch Adams is great and so his Awakenings which is also a medical drama

[@EmilyKresl]

I think this movie is hard for people with unchecked trauma and it does trigger you if you were molested and haven't emotionally dealt with it. It's not fair that Corrin dies in such a horrible way but it goes to show you even with the best intentions people do get hurt. I'm glad her memory lives on in the real gesundheit institute.

[@mr.masses3202]

Dr.Patch Adams is a Great Person,PATCH ADAMS Great Movie an You Gave a Great Reaction...!

[@veot.2869]

Bo, you can't listen to a bunch of naysayers and think you are going to get the right answer. You followed your heart and it turned out to be right!!! Follow your instincts. They know better than insects!!!