ONE HOUR PHOTO (2002) Movie Reaction! | FIRST TIME WATCHING!

[@OGBReacts]

This was TRULY a rollercoaster of a movie- I really hope you guys enjoy!

[@14ElmStreet28]

You should watch World's Greatest Dad, it's an extremely underrated dark comedy starring Robin Williams

[@donkfail1]

Glad you liked it. And a little relieved. It's quite a disturbing one.

[@NyxChild]

Another good role of Robin Williams that was similar to this was 'Insomnia' His role was a guy who can't sleep in Alaska...good movie and has Al Pacino as well

[@Rmlohner]

This movie was actually made at the very last time it could be made, at least without being presented as an explicit period piece, due to the imminent rise of digital photography which rendered these kinds of photomats obsolete. It adds quite a bit of poignancy that Sy would have soon been out of a job anyway and unable to continue the passion he's fully devoted himself to as anything more than a hobby.

[@martinbraun1211]

This is the second film where Robin Williams had the last name Parrish. He had the name Alan Parrish in "Jumanji"!

[@otisroseboro5613]

Oh that's right he did never thought of it thanks

[@kirstenkook5634]

I always wondered why they chose it

[@PhilipLuckey]

The use of color in this movie is stunning. Note how often Sy’s background in a shot matches what he’s wearing.

[@EmilyKresl]

Sy's world is muted neutral tones whereas the family he's obsessed with is so colorful and warm. It's amazing story telling through color. You actually feel cold and isolated in the drab fluorescent lighting at the photo lab/store and you feel warm and cozy seeing the family photos, especially the kids pictures!!!

[@cinemacodey]

This is one of those movies you never forget. You can’t unsee it.

[@tfpp1]

I get why people say this is a suspense/thriller/horror etc. movie. But honestly, when I first saw it, I must've been the only one who came away from it feeling very, VERY sad. Kinda like how Jake felt towards Sy. I knew -- this movie -- is really a "tragedy" story more than anything else. Robin's final monologue is just heartbreaking if you catch on to the notion that he slips into talking about himself.

[@melthinks]

I worked in one hour labs for years and could tell lots of stories. When this came out, my co-workers and I went to see this together. Kind of a twisted work outing. 🤣

[@harrybrodgins6087]

This movie really showed me how supremely brilliant Robin Williams is. I say is because his work is eternal. I loved your reaction to this because i vicariously felt the absolute cringe all over again so thank you

[@OGBReacts]

I'm glad you enjoyed! I was freaking out the entire time honestly, as you can see hahaha

[@otisroseboro5613]

Yes I agree 👍💯

[@Rmlohner]

The ending is deliberately ambiguous, and there have been quite a few theories about it. Here's the one I've come up with after a few years to think on it since the first time I saw it (and apologies for the nasty subject matter, but it's kind of unavoidable with this particular movie). Sy's breakdown talking about parents taking pictures of their kids doing "things children shouldn't do," plus his earlier line about having mono and hepatitis as a child, indicate that his own parents forced him to do child porn, which is the source of his mental issues. He's tried to make up for that trauma by devoting himself to helping other families create wholesome memories like photographs should be, and especially latched onto the Yorkins because they seemed to be the ideal family he never got to be part of. And then that image is shattered when he discovers Will's affair, and combined with losing his job goes totally over the edge he's been teetering on. I go back and forth on whether he was always going to just take the pictures, or planned to kill Will and Maya and then changed his mind, but either way he ends up subjecting them to the same trauma he went through, transferring it to what he sees as a deserving target for not appreciating the good family he has. A lot of what he says during the whole scene is probably the exact same things his parents told him ("Don't really do it. This is all pretend."). And then after those pictures served their purpose, he destroyed them like he wished he could do to the ones his parents made, and instead used up another role just shooting random stuff in the other hotel room he conned his way into. The final photo is him slipping fully into his delusion of being able to be part of a perfect family, basically disappearing into his wall of pictures.

[@OGBReacts]

Oh wow... This is ABSOLUTELY spot on now that I think about it. Well done!

[@NikkieTwix]

Agree, that’s how I see it too

[@EriksDesdemona]

And the pointless bathroom shots obviously resemble the photos Jacob had taken on his kiddie camera which had a great effect on Sy. They obviously symbolize his regression, or wish of returning back, to an innocent, wondrous, child like stage/point of view.

[@UltimateGamerCC]

damn, now that's a fan theory, definitely explains the obsession with photography.

[@robertombricen7966]

Yes, that's what I got from it. Really spot on

[@YodatheHobbit]

Of course I'd never stalk anyone, but I can relate to the loneliness Sy feels seeing a happy family and wishing he had a part of that happiness.

[@DanJackson1977]

Robin always had those dramatic chops... people forget he was a Julliard trained actor before he was a comedian (he was there with future Superman Christopher Reeve). Robin started to do standup as an outlet for all this manic energy and he just blew all the other comics off the stage. Btw, if you wanna see where Robin learned to improv, youtube clips of Robin Williams & Jonathan Winters... Winters was Robin's comedy hero.. they both had the same crazy manic improv ability, though I think Winters genuinely had some mental stability issues.

[@Rmlohner]

And then Winters played his son in the final season of Mork and Mindy.

[@woodbbl]

I'm going to leap in here and say that while we're on the subject, if anyone's ever wondering how Reeve was with comedy, Noises Off beckons you, for that reason and SO many more.

[@DonnaCPunk]

So glad you did this one! It wasn't the kind of role we were used to seeing Williams do. So when it took that dark turn, I was like, "Holy shit!". And, of course, Williams gave this incredible performance.

[@shainewhite2781]

There are 2 other thriller movies starring Robin Williams that you need to see: Insomnia, where Al Pacino plays a veteran cop in a small town investigating the murder of a young girl, while playing a deadly game of cat and mouse with the primary suspect. The Final Cut, Williams plays a scientist whom edits people's memories through microchips until he sees a murder and refuses to delete it, while uncovering a dark secret about himself.

[@stressfreepaperchase3215]

Final Cut is mesmerizing.

[@newchannel7523]

I like both!

[@NyxChild]

I haven't seen 'Final Cut' but have got to say that 'Insomnia' is a must-see of Robin Williams

[@rebeccagibbs4128]

death to smoochy is also a wild ride

[@otisroseboro5613]

@@NyxChild Yes I agree 👍💯

[@mylife-23]

This is why free healthcare & focus on mental health is important 🙌

[@OGBReacts]

100%!

[@UltimateGamerCC]

this is also why a child must be raised in a good home, otherwise they can be really messed up and ever so much more a victim than a villain.

[@shaystizzy]

One Hour Photo is a seriously underrated movie. Robin Williams acting in this movie was phenomenal.

[@OGBReacts]

AGREED!

[@Rmlohner]

Mark Romanek had Jack Nicholson in mind while writing the movie, but he turned it down as he thought it would just be a repeat of his role in The Shining. I think that's definitely for the best, as having an actor like Robin Williams who was so well known for playing positive, friendly characters just ratchets up the creepiness further. In fact, it actually kind of plays as a deconstruction of his more emotionally needy characters. Just imagine if Mrs. Doubtfire intended for us to be fully on Miranda's side, and you have something a lot like One Hour Photo. It also helps that he so rarely did this kind of physical transformation for a role, not even for the two other villainous roles he played the very same year in Death to Smoochy and Insomnia (yeah, it was a weird year after being such a fan of his my whole life).

[@woodbbl]

Mrs. Doubtfire is suuuuuuuuuch a terrifying movie and it took me awhile to be able to enjoy it again after it clicked how insanely hard the tone misled you into cheering for the TRESPASSING EMOTIONALLY ABUSIVE STALKER EX OH MY GOD. It still feels kinda weird watching it, but man... this role just displayed Williams' incredible range in one movie far too well - both in terms of character/voice variety, and in terms of being able to move gracefully and seamlessly between very different emotional tones.

[@stressfreepaperchase3215]

Death to Smoochie is my all time fav. I hope she reacts to both those movies.

[@Edninety]

yoooo I never would've imagined someone reacting to this, great choice, really an overlooked movie imo

[@OGBReacts]

I'm glad I can be ✨ unexpected ✨

[@NikkieTwix]

Definitely a very underrated movie

[@ConSepTg]

the musical score makes this movie a thousand times creepier

[@alfreddaniel1994]

I commented several videos ago that she wasn't ready for "One Hour Photo", but I'm looking forward to her reaction, and here it is. I'm really glad that more people brought it to her attention.

[@OGBReacts]

I hope you enjoy it!

[@Xionaton]

I remember watching this movie back in 2012 and didn't know it even existed, but when I did watched it. I couldn't help, but felt creep out the whole time.

[@anniethenonnymouse]

Robin Williams played this role with vulnerability and menace. Awesome reaction to this awesome movie!

[@OGBReacts]

Glad you enjoyed! Thanks for watching!

[@katieoberst490]

I screamed when I got the notice that this video was out because I was so excited. You did NOT disappoint!!! This movie is crazy and Robin Williams is SO GOOD in it, which is terrifying!! Thank you for watching this!! I really hope you get to The Exorcist eventually lol. I love your reactions to scary movies haha.

[@OGBReacts]

Thank you so much!! I'm glad you enjoyed it!

[@TimDownsAnimation]

@@OGBReacts YUSSSSS. That one's kind of an outlier in the "director's cut is better" department imo. I'd just do a coin toss between theatrical and director's versions lol. both have their pros and cons unlike most director's cuts.

[@UltimateGamerCC]

@@OGBReacts hell yeah, let's get Spoopy! tis the season. XD

[@cometogether999]

"Insomnia" is another good Robin Williams movie.

[@Eidlones]

Seconded

[@AubreySciFi]

Agreed! That one's a real classic.

[@vercarnist]

... if you'll please allow the humble inconsequentiality of my own mere *reply* here to stand-in for a CHOIR of voices amplifying this---or any other---comment suggesting/favoring an OGB 'Insomnia' (2002) re♡ction video▪ *(Assuming, of course, that it hasn't already been---unfortunately for us---viewed.)

[@magic8ball1982]

Probably the only time you actually forget that it's Robin Williams.

[@OGBReacts]

Agreed!

[@YolandaAnneBrown95726]

So glad that you got the chance to see the late great Robin Williams in One Hour Photo. I had a chance to meet him, and he truly was a sweet guy.

[@missionpassed4584]

This is one of those little gems I stumbled across just randomly flicking the tv a while back and it's definitely now one of my favorite Robin Williams movies

[@CamCygi]

The "blood tears cry" scene was the most unexpected in this movie. Blown away.

[@shainewhite2781]

2:00, the cop is played by Eriq La Salle, whom played one of the doctors on ER

[@creatingpulsars9979]

I LOVE that you reacted to this! No one ever reacts to this and it's so different from so many of his other films so so excited!

[@OGBReacts]

I'm glad that people are happy I did! I always like doing a mix of more well known movies and not as well known!

[@adamthephotographer]

I told you, I told you didn't I tell you. This was one of my favorite Robin Williams roles & as a photographer I loved the photography lore & how they used it to tell Sy's twisted point of view of the world and his life

[@tonykittykilla28]

the thing that makes this so haunting is that on one level you can almost feel bad for Sy...but then how hes manipulating things and slowly violating them then when he doesnt get what he wants he just goes too far...absolutely frightening and waaay too real

[@kenlangston3451]

When Gary Cole played his douchebag boss I kept waiting on him to say, “yeah, I’m gonna need to to come in on Saturday and Sunday too. Yeahhh…”

[@stitchywitchybee]

This is one of my all time favorite Robin Williams movies, I saw it in my teens/early twenties and it was just so intense. It's really stuck with me ever since and I randomly think about it often, and how great the acting was in it, how beautiful the shots were. I also recommend What Dreams May Come (I'm not sure if it's been mentioned much in your other reviews of Williams' movies but I know someone else did mention it here). It's a stunningly beautiful and really intense movie that also features a more serious role for him. Probably in the top 5 most visually beautiful movies I've seen, even now, over twenty years later.

[@otisroseboro5613]

Yes I agree with you on that one love this movie classic

[@garychambers6848]

The Fisher King (1991). The Birdcage (1996) Jack (1996) And if you can hold out for his best movie ever,,,,,What Dreams May Come (1998) but have tissues ready for that one....

[@OGBReacts]

I actually did a reaction to the Birdcage the other day! So that reaction is up

[@TheOnlyZoeIsabella]

I was (still am) a massive Robin Williams fan and I worked at a Kodak shop processing film when this movie came out, the teasing I got from my friends about being a creeper was endless! But I still love this movie, it’s fantastic and so underrated, I guess because it’s not his usual kind of film.

[@otisroseboro5613]

Robin Williams should have won an award for his performance in this movie

[@klb9142]

Very good reaction! I don’t know how I forgot this movie. Thank you for reacting to it. I appreciate being reminded of the levels of Robin Williams skills in his craft.

[@OGBReacts]

I’m glad you enjoyed!! Thanks for watching!

[@soranraina4391]

his name is a play on words Seymour Parrish ( See more Parish) his camera acts as a Sniper Rifle as his weapon of choice. a bit like "Phone Booth" the victim learned in the end to be faithful. his nightmare scene was based on a deleted scene where he talks about red eyes being shown in photos. some believe there are elements of Neon Genesis in this film (Robin Williams admit to being a fan, the Kowaru Unit action figure was from his personal collection) in the end Sy was the victim of child abuse being forced to do kiddie pics

[@dylanwithlifesince1998]

Despite his comedic skills, Robin Williams’s acting range is so unique and so vast! He is still gone too soon! I wish he was still alive today! This performance is in my top five, among Sean Maguire in “Good Will Hunting” (1997).

[@theretrosavage]

This real showed the darkness beneath the surface of Robin Williams

[@Rmlohner]

One neat subtle bit: the episode of The Simpsons that Sy watches is a spoof of the movie Cape Fear, about a family who's terrorized by a stalker.

[@UltimateGamerCC]

the director must be into foreshadowing.

[@jamesamick3298]

This movie is kind of a more twisted version of what about bob. I think Robin deserved an oscar for this.

[@CristianCastillo87]

One of the few movies (or the only one) in which Robin Williams is the bad guy, a very little known movie and in my opinion a masterpiece by Robin

[@michaelpogue2032]

Hi Sam, so glad you decided to do this film! Just goes to show you the great depth and range the man had, and what an enormous loss to the world it was when he passed. I know this movie was mentioned a lot in your recent live-stream, but here's another plug for Bicentennial Man. I hope you and the fly are getting along. Well, I'm going to enjoy this and then go back to my usual left-turns and doughnuts. Ever your most loyal, humble, and obedient servant...M.

[@OGBReacts]

The fly has been..... dealt with LMAO Also, obedient servant?? Sir, don't give yourself that title! I'm just here being me.

[@michaelpogue2032]

@@OGBReacts I was just trying to be kind and corny at the same time. Please consider the title [REDACTED].

[@OGBReacts]

@@michaelpogue2032 omg lmao

[@WreckingWood]

While on that darker shade of Robin, I'd suggest "Insomnia". Also a major dip into Al Pacino territory.

[@TimDownsAnimation]

Ooooh yes! Also Christopher Nolan's most underrated film. I think it was the last one he did before Batman Begins.

[@gordon861]

I really like this movie and it's good to see someone actually reacting to it. A couple more less well known Robin Williams movies are The Final Cut (2004) (a serious Robin), or Death to Smoochy (2002) (an expected Robin Williams film).

[@williamsummerson1204]

One of the greatest performances of his legendary career. RIP to Robin Williams. Such an amazing movie reaction as always. 🤘🤘😀

[@OGBReacts]

Thanks so much William!!

[@williamsummerson1204]

Welcome

[@Eidlones]

Just a random lil tidbit, but the Evangelion figure that shows up in the movie was originally thought to have been Robin's contribution since he was a fan of the anime (He was a big anime and gaming fan, even named his daughter Zelda), but after someone contacted the director about it, he confirmed that it was just a cool looking toy he saw and Robin had no input in using it. Evangelion would be a good watch, not for the channel, but on your own, if you haven't seen it. P.S. Look up "Robin Williams plays Spore", it's him at E3 playing with Spore's creature creator before the game was released.

[@OGBReacts]

Seeing that in the movie made it a reminder for me; I definitely need to see Evangelion!

[@Eidlones]

@@OGBReacts Just expect to be thoroughly confused lol And watch the show first, the movies have come out years after to build upon the show.

[@smittybenzo4693]

Robin Williams was just an amzing actor. No matter the role

[@biguy617]

Robin Williams was Tim Burton’s choice for Riddler if he got to direct a third Batman movie. This movie may give you idea how he would have been as Riddler.

[@bcn1gh7h4wk]

very underrated movie from Robin Williams. it sure hits harder when they get the comedian to play the bad guy.

[@YolandaAnneBrown95726]

The more I watch One Hour Photo, the more I can see the scars of abuse on Sy. And the reason why he didn't take photos of what he did was because he didn't like taking photos that were sad, taking only photos of items from the hotel, another clue of a victim of abuse.

[@edcatt6003]

Williams looks like Laurence Olivier in 'Marathon Man', and I'm not sure if that was intentional or not. Great reaction again! It was obviously hard for you to watch Rob turn to the Dark Side.

[@donkfail1]

Yes he does! "Is it safe?"

[@coreyhendricks9490]

Underrated Film

[@innerguardianXIII]

I only just now noticed that this is the 2nd Parrish Robin Williams played (the other in Jumanji). The main thing that comes to mind when I see this is, HOW in the heck does Jake know about Evangelion? That Anime is a bit.....much for a 9 year old boy. Speaking of Neon Genesis Evangelion, Robin Williams was actually a big fan of it. THAT figure, shown in this movie is from HIS collection AND apparently he wanted to play the English Voice of Gendo Ikari (Shinji's Father).

[@Rmlohner]

I imagine he just thought the toy looked cool. Note how he mispronounces the name (it should be a hard G).

[@VonPatzy]

“The World According to Garp” is a fantastic 1982 RW movie based on a bizarro best selling book from a few years before. It’s hard to describe but has a great cast and a very young Williams as the title character and it goes down a lot easier then these late career movies. It was his first “serious” role after doing so much stand up comedy and gave everyone a taste that he could not only ACT but that he could also flip and access the comedy in a moment and his naked heart was just as readily accessible behind his eyes.

[@teedawg11]

Another one is " Seize The Day ".

[@grinning_owl]

Sy must have known that in order to be tried and found guilty of any crime against William and his girlfriend, then William would have to admit/confess to being with that woman in the hotel. So, the question is: Was it Sy's motive all along to force William to tell on himself? William probably assumed that there actually were photos and would serve as proof that Sy was guilty. Sy was probably released after questioning, since the police had no reason to hold him. It was William's word against his. But, wait! What about that knife left in the sink? Did Sy stab the girl to make it look like William did it? That would be one way of getting William thrown in prison for life.

[@MadcapMatt]

I worked at a one hour photo lab the year this movie came out. Needless to say business got a little slower after it released.

[@otisroseboro5613]

R.I.P To A Great Actor Comedian Robin Williams Still Miss You Always

[@otisroseboro5613]

Rip to a great actor & comdiean Robin Williams we still miss you

[@shainewhite2781]

7:43, my jaw dropped when I saw this collage of photos he had in his walls.

[@DataCab1e]

I had forgotten Gary Cole was in this flick... as a boss... named Bill.

[@myfriendisaac]

9:43 You don’t say… 🙃😂 Robin Williams was BRILLIANT in this! In addition to Sy’s obvious creepiness, I found him to be profoundly lonely + incapable of real violence!

[@tdali8347]

This came out in the days when I'd drop a roll of film at Walmart's One Hour Photo desk. So needless to say, young OG, I was freaked the f--- out in the theater watching Robin Williams as "friendly picture guy" like the one I barely noticed, in a place like I regularly shopped in. Thank goodness for newfangled cameras in cell phones, right?

[@OGBReacts]

Oh my goodness! 🤣

[@VeryCherryCherry]

Robin was still Robin during filming; apparently during one take for the chase scene, Robin ran out completely naked. RIP Robin. He is sorely missed.

[@rebeccagibbs4128]

i love your "hullo's so much. Like the vine LOL

[@OGBReacts]

That's exactly why I do it 🤣

[@uncertainsubscriber4815]

THis is my favorite Robin Williams movie...

[@AnimationNation2004]

I absolutely love the cinematography in this film. The different color grades in the shots at times have a purpose

[@TimDownsAnimation]

A contender for scariest nightmare scene ever lol. Also, I always forget that Gary Cole plays Sy's boss, and is named Bill! Arguably his most famous role is Bill Lumbergh, the asshole boss in Office Space. So seeing him play such a reasonable and decent boss in this kinda adds to the uneasy vibe of the movie, I think.

[@chrisgrove7829]

Love this film. Williams is amazing playing against type. He also does really well in Insomnia where he plays the villain against Al Pacino:) Good stuff:) he was definitely versatile as an actor, and and amazing comedian as well:)

[@SweetUniverse]

I ❤️❤️ Gary Cole. He needs to play the part of the a-hole boss for the rest of his life. ✌️✌️

[@markcraft]

This was robin amazing performance, I love it, may he rest in peace

[@tqsuited]

12:50 The most suspenseful part of the whole movie, we were all in Cy's position of holy fuck.. he's a dead man... huh? Ohhh just his imagination.

[@browniewin4121]

Really good movie, and definitely not the kind of character one would expect from Robin Williams. Another example of what an excellent actor he is. A couple of my favorite Robin Williams movies are, Moscow on the Hudson (1984), and, The World According to Garp (1982).

[@woodbbl]

Ooh, you've made me sit and think about what movies of Williams particularly connected with me (besides the easy answer of "all of them" I suppose!) Hook, I think, will always be the most special to me because it came along at a time in my life when I was very isolated, and was a central theme of a local camp for young teenagers I went to where I actually did find myself feeling like I fit in for a brief moment in time. It made me appreciate the story of Peter Pan, which I never really felt a connection to before. And it was a very very apt role for the man who was so good at bringing out the childlike joy and laughter from inside so many adults, to end up doing the same for himself! Having said that, I also goddamn love Popeye. It's weird and strange and bizarre and the songs are whaaaaat and yet... it's so damned likeable?? And the casting really was unbelievably well done. Not just of Williams although I literally don't believe there's another soul living or dead who could've done that so well, but also poor Shelley Duvall who got done royally dirty for The Shining, and the rest.

[@borood1188]

This movie could have gone in so many different directions. He could have never done the stalking. Could have never done the predatory behavior. Could have done his job, not abuse the photo machine. He should have done. All these things and he wouldn’t have caused so many problems.

[@beckymellon8135]

So glad you liked it 😊

[@NyxChild]

Another good role of Robin Williams that was similar to this was 'Insomnia' His role was a guy who can't sleep in Alaska...good movie and has Al Pacino as well

[@Oddballkane]

It was so strange to see Robin on this movie. But it was also good to see him in other roles.

[@jmiyagi12345]

Used to work at a store that had a 1 Hour Photo lab. To the best of our knowledge the guy who ran the lab never did anything close to this, but we used to tease him about it. Just like "going postal" for mail workers, we used to say "don't go One Hour Photo on us now." 🤣🤣🤣

[@enzyme181]

Awesome pick!

[@woodbbl]

I've been going back and forth on rewatching this movie for *years*. Williams' movies got me through a lot as a kid going through some serious mental health issues, so while I appreciated how ridiculously terrifying he made Sy, I also couldn't watch it again - seeing him do that movie was like seeing Will in photos with another woman, I guess you might say! So I'm glad you watched it, because I could remember just how excellent it was and also say "ehhhh yeah, I have NO wish to see this again because WOW he's too good at being terrifying." It was also surprising to see some familiar faces in this I didn't recognize the first time!! I don't know why I didn't recognize so many of them but here I am 20 years later yelling BILL LUMBERGH!!! DEAN PELTON!!! FRANK FUCKIN' BENNETT WAS IN THIS???? OH MY GOD AGENT PHIL! GET 'IM, PHILLY! Has anybody in the history of ever seen THIS as their first RW movie? I've always been curious as to whether a) it's still an effective movie and b) if it made it harder to see Williams as the joyful manchild (the good kind, not the awful kind) he was in most of his work.

[@shainewhite2781]

2:53, your reaction is like, "Wow, thats kind of Creepy!"

[@robertombricen7966]

Robin Williams was the best... The first time I saw this movie he made me feel both sad and scared of Sy... Just a legend... And I hope his soul found the peace he was looking for at the end...

[@kylekeicher83]

As much of a creep Sy was, the one good thing he did was make Will realize that what he was doing was wrong.

[@josephprendergast2]

He knew fully well what he was doing was wrong. What Sy done to Will was on another level of wrong and traumatising. Thats not how you go about teaching someone a lesson thats complete invasion of a persons privacy, freedom and personal space.

[@johnnycash187]

You keep getting Robin Williams recommendations so figured I’d throw another one in that’s lesser known but an amazing movie based on a true story. Awakenings with Robin Williams and Robert Deniro is really good, highly recommend it

[@newchannel7523]

Awakenings is great! So is House of D, and Jack, and so many others!

[@tomyoung9049]

hard to explain this to some people that have only ever experienced Robin as the comic. Such a dark subject, and so well acted.

[@SUZABELLA34]

I love your shirt! Just noticed it.. Ok.. Back to the movie..LOL

[@earthien]

I don't know if anyone has said this already -- and I'm sure many agree with me when I say this, including you, OGB -- but Robin Williams was robbed of an Oscar nomination for this. Your first few minutes of assumptions of what was gonna happen in this movie made me go "Oh, hold on to your hats, it ain't what you think!" This was his most heartbreaking performance ever.

[@reviewerinabathrobe]

The Evangelion was the anime scene in reference

[@redlikewineagain697]

Your reaction to this movie is hilarious :-D

[@NZBigfoot]

This is one of those movies that once youve seen it once, you need to watch it again sometime again with the knowledge gained from the end... it goes from a thriller/suspense to a sad and tragic movie. There are Sy's all around the world, in many places... they arent bad people, just broken and alone.

[@ristomattikolsi5711]

This movie actually plays for NRA, you know. The message: don't go in hotel room having sex with your secret lover without a loaded fire arm. You never know who forces him self in and makes you to do weard stuff at the knife point.

[@charlesbeaty3668]

Yes, Insomnia with Robin and Al Pacino is one where I don't think I can recall a single funny line from him, but all drama. He was excellent. And of course, she's beautiful - I remember her from Gladiator and The Ice Harvest.

[@jdomed0880]

I’m like almost scared to rewatch this, but here I go 😅👍❤️

[@OGBReacts]

Oh boy! Good luck!

[@rodrickmaclean9660]

I loved this movie when it came out Robin Williams was a talented actor. This movie reminds me of when people used to develop pictures it seems like digital took over

[@intotheabyss42478]

its great seeing him go from a funny character such as Popeye to this serious character in this underrated film.

[@celladora31]

And now everyone shares all their photos and personal info ALL over social media willingly. But Sy is the weird one...?!?!

[@FrancaisRose]

Great pick! 👍 to see another film that is a departure from lighthearted or tearjerker Robin Williams, you might like Insomnia

[@Skrubb_Lord]

This is one of those movies you only want to see once even though it's close to perfection of a psychological - thriller/drama.

[@AubreySciFi]

Another excellent performance from Robin in this. Proving his abilities in both the Drama and comedy fields. A very good film.

[@SweetUniverse]

This was a good slow burn. You know he's going to do something. The only question is - how off the rails is he going to go?