Watching *GOOD WILL HUNTING* for the FIRST TIME!!

[@citisoccer]

26:45. He's talking about the difference between a child and an adult, regardless of age. You cannot truly love until you've been crushed. You cannot truly miss someone until they're passed away. And most importantly, you cannot evolve until you accept that you must. In other words, growing up is some sh1t lol.

[@justtrustash]

Mate this is the mother of all Symbolism’s!! Thank you for this beautiful comment ❤️

[@citisoccer]

@Move_I_Got_This You can only grasp what you've experienced, so I hope that you believe your statement forever. I promise you, loss amplifies appreciation, and true love requires surrendering. That is something that a child who's never loved and lost cannot grasp. You THINK you do, which is great, but you don't. Of course you can "miss" anyone. I miss my girl and my dog when I'm at work. You're confusing the concepts of missing someone, and loss. Loss is missing something you cannot repair. It's gone, and you must accept that condition. Getting to that realization is what makes people truly appreciate those around them, and what they have. Lol and, my friend, humanity as a whole is proof that we cannot/will not evolve until required(breaking point) aka adulting requires the acceptance of responsibilities.

[@hadisyuaib8613]

@Move_I_Got_This tell me you never experienced loss without telling me you've never experienced loss

[@TedBrogan]

Your post made me think of the song Let Down, by Radiohead. At least thats how it makes me feel.

[@paareth]

Reading through this: You are both right. I used to think you could be happy without ever being sad. I think you can but you don't have the depth, or frame of reference as to how lucky you are. The intensity of something you've never experienced the opposite of isn't the same. Poverty and Wealth for easy examples. I was abused physically/verbally/emotionally. I seek out these kinds of movies and reactions as food for the soul. But it did give me depth and intensity, it also broke parts of me like one of the posters is saying. If anyone running this channel reads this, do the movie sleepers 1996, please. I always request it but it'll be a hard one to get through, as it takes this and dials it up a notch. Almost like the movie was written by someone who understood some of the consequences of abuse on personality and psyche, the entire tone of it seems to come from someone who was abused in some way. In movies showing abuse you can also see it in how intense some of the characters are, because abuse is intense, it dials life up to an 11. Everything no matter how small can end up an argument or beating, I mean anything, leaving the door open, putting the TV remote down in the wrong place. It's one of the ways your life is affected for a while till you learn how most of the world lives more normally. That also means positive emotions can be more intense too, like your emotional guidance system is on full blast, what you consider happy I might have considered elation. It's high drama. Fight or Flight, everything is a battle. Manipulation for Control. Evading like Will does here or Jenny does in Forest Gump. Armoring yourself up so you don't get hurt but let anybody in. Hiding is common etc. Failure is fatal and resisted or evaded, because before it used to be a beating or day-long shouting match. You quit things for control, or before someone hurts you because part of you remembers that pain, problem or situation being a lot worse than it actually is in real life. Anyway, thanks for reacting to this guys, won't ever get tired of seeing this movie reacted to. Shame there are so few good therapists or counseling movies with a happy ending.

[@mckinleyjotheweirdo]

"I just wish someone could've saved him." Man, Ash are you trying to make us cry harder? 😭 That was so raw from you, thank you for even allowing it in the video. We love you guys man, keep up the good work and love ❤️

[@ВалентинЖданов-р9е]

It hits even harder when you know how Robin Williams has lived in recent years...

[@AGD_27]

@@ВалентинЖданов-р9е he committed suicide years ago what do you mean?

[@eugeniekhay8548]

Bloody oath

[@lordxxAizen]

crying is a sign of weakness I feel nothing now

[@ВалентинЖданов-р9е]

@@AGD_27 I'm talking about how terrible it is that he experienced depression and addiction to alcoholism in the last years of his life...

[@iandism]

My god, to see Ash so upset and say "I wish someone could have saved him" That must be the most beautiful reaction I have ever seen. Robins death was such a tragedy, and to see Ash show his emotions was heartbreaking. You are both amazing and i love your reactions ❤️

[@existenceisrelative]

It's one of the saddest things in the world that a man who spread so much joy to so many people died alone and sad. He had to go at some point, and in some way. But the fact that he was alone is the worst.

[@iandism]

❤️

[@leni_haylett]

I completely agree. Robin was the most humane human of all. He was a beam of light in this world. It's truly devastating that he's gone. But i know that the best thing we can do to honour him is continue with joy, peace, love and compassion. Without this, in the words of Jack (1996), ''life is fleeting''.

[@ShadowyFox_86]

​@@existenceisrelative It is definitely sad, but we have to keep in mind that he didn't die because of a mental health issue. They thought he had Parkinson's. It was progressing very quickly, and he did not want to put his family through that. It was only discovered after his death that he had Lewy body dementia, which is progressive. There wasn't a way to save him because there is no cure and no way to stop the progression.

[@existenceisrelative]

@@ShadowyFox_86 That is not what he died from.

[@TheDarksweeney]

I met Robin Williams three times over 15 years, & he remembered me, just a guy. He was really good with faces & remembering people. When he passed, I cried like he was family. The only celebrity death that ever crushed me. I'm tearing up just writing about it now. That man was a a well of joy & the thought that there was no one able to save him still stings so much.

[@horizonaa]

Ahh you lucky fuck... Lucky lucky fuck mate

[@PatkaBoy831]

I believe he had a photographic memory.

[@woverby1963]

I never met him and he is only one of two celebrities i cried over. I was a teen when i saw him on Mork and Mindy and i was an instant fan. Ive loved his work and his personality from then on. It hit me hard when he passed though i didnt know him.

[@BIASED_YOUTUBE]

he was an empath of the highest order. and after a while that kind of total connection to people's emotional conciousness can take its toll. it did in his early career as he was no saint on the drug scene back in the day. it's still hard to watch his films now and not get sad. although its getting easier to remember the good times.

[@TheGoofyBuddha]

I met him twice myself. Once in NY and once in SF, and he not only remembered me that second time we met up in a donut shop in downtown San Francisco two years after the first meeting that was a brief five-minute encounter going down an elevator at an agency in NY that continued for a couple minutes in the lobby, but remembered my name. He was absolutely the greatest comedic actor to ever live, and a beautiful human, and like you, he's the ONLY celebrity I've ever wept over the death of.

[@candybanks8717]

The best line in this wasn't even in the movie. "You see all those guys; you're that for me." Open heart in public. Epic and tender and unashamedly loving.👍 Well done.

[@justtrustash]

She deserves it! Appreciate you mate ❤️

[@shep4life]

This might be the closest to a perfect movie. The fact that Matt and Ben wrote this screenplay so young blows me away. RIP Robin Williams. Amazing performance

[@zachary6701]

Literally tell everyone this is my favorite movie soo good

[@darthtrip7188]

The closest to a perfect film I've ever seen is The Shawshank Redemption but this one is not far behind.

[@delg1211]

True, it is a real gem. If I could change one tiny aspect, I would *slightly reduce* the school yard beat down Will unleashes. Sure the anger, fighting has a place there, but in My opinion, they laid it on too thick- probably 4 or 5 punches too many. ;)

[@potato-whiz]

@@callmecatalystShawshank is a perfect film. Hope that made sense :)

[@13kefka]

I didn't have so much respect fo Matt et Ben as actors, but years ago when I learned they wrote this (and when they were so young) it blew my mind. So love this movie and story, it resonates so much in me. And THIS is what make you wonder why theses past decades, movie writers and professionals ARE SO BAD : they don't even get close to a two young actors script, and make so much garbage nowadays

[@sunshinyday8648]

Ash- there is a documentary that Robin Williams widow made after he passed and they got his autopsy results. He didn't kill himself because of depression. He killed himself because his brain was dying and he didn't want to keep burdening his family with his determination. It's called Robin's Wish. It's here on KZbin.

[@Bennett_Cerf]

Yes, Lewy body dementia. His wife, Susan Schneider Williams, has done amazing work to raise awareness/raise funds for research. Even though it is a terminal illness there are treatments to improve quality of life for those final months or years, but correct diagnosis is very difficult (it can only be confirmed by autopsy). Hopefully someday there will be a cure because no one should have to go through that.

[@johntnguyen1976]

After 25 years, I finally thought I was done crying while watching this movie...but you two made me cry harder now then I ever did. I wanna hug you both. 😅

[@J4ME5_]

Here here

[@justtrustash]

Mate legit this movie gave me a new prescriptive ❤️

[@vittok]

Ash saying “I wish someone could’ve saved him” got me man. You guys are awesome

[@BeavisT-800]

He was dying of cancer. A correct diagnosis from the doctors would have helped. It was the reason he took his life

[@prestonwuvsyou990]

​@@BeavisT-800 you know nothing

[@BeavisT-800]

@@prestonwuvsyou990 Pretty sure his wife stated that "The neuropathologist who performed the autopsy said it was one of the worst cases of Lewy body dementia he'd ever seen. “Lewy bodies were just about everywhere in Robin's brain and brainstem with a huge proliferation in the amygdala region,” says Schneider Williams." It wasn't a cancer, I stand corrected. But still, he commit suicide because of a terrible diagnosis

[@YorkshiremanReacts26]

@@prestonwuvsyou990 yeah shut up man. Got nothing to say now eh??

[@skribe]

I think the reason Robin Williams holds a big place in a lot of our hearts is he was like the dad everyone wished they had.

[@TampaCEO]

The phrase "How do you like them apples." actually came from World War 1. It was in reference to the anti-tank grenade called a "toffee-apple". It was a phrase used to taunt the Germans when they blew up the tank. The phrase became a popular way of taunting your enemy if you beat them at sports. This is why the line is funny - because he walked him into the phrase by asking "do you like apples?"

[@GK-yi4xv]

Thanks. I do think it's a rare moment where they tried a little too hard to set things up (it does confuse a lot of people who react to this movie)

[@Cholesterol-w1j]

Anybody seen Ritchie

[@AlexFromPhoenix]

This is honestly one of the most powerful reactions to a movie I have ever seen. Because we got to analyze the message of Good Will Hunting, got to hear Ash’s “Good Will Hunting” story, and I got to absorb all of this knowledge into my life. You could say I’m in Act 2 of my good will hunting story still. But this wasn’t just a reaction video to me, it’s a gift. So thank you Ash and Hannah.

[@justtrustash]

Wow appreciate you so much mate, thank you for the kind words ❤️

[@anunc8797]

I've come back to this like five times. I almost feel like Ash leveled up as a person as he viewed this. Robin talks about losing his wife and you can almost see Ash imagining losing Hannah and it scares the shit out of him. It's beautiful and wholesome.

[@thehooptytube]

You can tell a lot about people by watching there reactions. These two are great people. So happy they found each other.

[@graciefolden2359]

Ten minutes into this reaction video and all I am seeing is a grown man acting like a childish fratboy turning all the dialog into a sexual innuendo. She must feel like she's still at work with her students at times. I hope this gets better out of respect for a film masterpiece.

[@noroses4you]

@@graciefolden2359 thanks for your input Karen, nobody cares

[@thebillryan]

@@graciefolden2359 "Gracie", we all know your an immature boy and its not your fault:)

[@BostonClipper]

To expand on Hannah’s point she made two times. Matt and Ben wrote “Good Will Hunting”. They both grew up in Cambridge and went to high school not far from Harvard. While at Harvard Matt wrote what was the genesis of the movie and brought in his buddy Ben to help write. They wanted the script to be their launch board into the industry much like Sylvester Stallone wrote “Rocky” but insisted he play Rocky. The really smart part was to write themselves two unknowns parts but anchored by a major star for funding. Somehow Robin Williams read the script, said yes, and the rest is history. Robin did win his only Academy award as best supporting actor in Good Will Hunting. He took a chance on two kids. RIP Robin.

[@mikeydubbs8565]

Awesome backstory, but speaking of history, what is a Boston Clipper, cos there’s only one city in MA that’s known for clipper ships. YEAT!

[@BostonClipper]

@@mikeydubbs8565 I once lived in Medford.

[@heyzooz]

I love how Robin became a loving father figure, which is what Will needed. First calling him sport then at end calling him son. Amazing movie. Great reaction.

[@iamBlackGambit]

No he called him chief then sport, then son

[@seancurtis1199]

Never apologize for being vulnerable mate, we are all human

[@twelvecatsinatrenchcoat]

If anything I'm a little annoyed hannah tried to stop him crying. Obviously hannah's great, but it's still a little sad that even such a great girl still doesn't want her man crying.

[@Pxtwny_chill]

Absolutely killer film. RIP Robin, one of the greatest comedians/actors to ever bless our screens.. I miss that man.

[@justtrustash]

I miss him too mate ❤️

[@StephenTuplin]

Watched this last week. I keep hearing you saying, "I wish someone could have saved him." This trend of reaction videos really shows how much art affects us. And how much we value seeing others being touched by it. Strange. But amazing. Also, side note: Your lady is not just a catch, she's what all men should want. Intelligent, strong; and she doesn't take your shit. God bless.

[@embriggs1]

Hannah would make a great therapist. She always nails the underlying psychological themes and motivations and....symbolisms.

[@justtrustash]

FACTS!!!

[@ELUSIVEJIM]

💯. It’s a gift to be able to see underlying issues someone is carrying. I wish therapist’s had this gift as so many are clueless. I really hope she decides to help people in the future. Compassion is priceless.

[@frankgallagher8760]

I kno they both think about films way diff than i do

[@robertwilson2007]

Hannah reminds me of redheaded Adele

[@robertwilson2007]

Hannah is such a pretty and beautiful woman. I wish I was younger and better looking. I would try my best to seal her from Ash.

[@melissaknauer5196]

Ash, please don't cry, please know he was sick with a disease that would kill him soon and in a horrible way. He wouldn't have been alive right now. He blessed this earth for the time period he was meant to. I hope you can eventually make peace with the loss of him. His passing struck me hard as well, and for a long time, but I finally had to do my own research on his situation and what I learned about it helped me to be able to make my own peace with it. Now I just smile at the wonderful way he impacted our world. Hugs to you.

[@thseed7]

Knowing this movie and seeing Ash cry, especially when he talks about what Robin Williams meant to him, had me crying because I agree. Dude was like my surrogate dad growing up. Great reaction guys ✌️

[@oPurpleGorillao]

This channel just became one of my favorite reaction channels. Im big on reactions and I follow like 10 different channels at least. I havnt cried this hard compared to all the hundreds of reactions I’ve watched. I know Im a year late, but this was incredible. This was bigger than just a movie reaction. Thank you for letting us see such vulnerable moments on camera. It was so powerful and I miss Robin too

[@dm579]

Viewing this movie when it was released in 1997 was a profound experience for me. I returned to university to begin graduate school and have been working as a psychotherapist for the past 20 years. Thank you for sharing your reaction with us.

[@from-pen-to-page]

Props to you guys for being real during this reaction. Ash - you're a good man. I started tearing up too.

[@shanejupp2175]

The park bench monologue is one of the greatest monologues in film history IMO, One thing that always amazes me about Robin Williams is that other actors have primes as in their work gets better or fades. With him he was always on form. Another classic for me and based on a true story is awakenings, Robin Williams and Robert de Niro. Love you guys.

[@gdo3510]

Yeah he was absolutely amazing. The fact that he’s probably most well-known for his comedy but is also one of the best dramatic actors as well just shows how talented he was.

[@Ottamus_Prime]

Awakenings is definitely a movie deserving of more love

[@shanejupp2175]

@@Ottamus_Prime oh man for sure, film and cinema has change sooo much the past 20 30 years but there’s nothing again in my opinion that’s gets you moved more than amazing actors.

[@CassandraDidoMedea]

I totally understand the depth of feeling toward Robin Williams. When I heard he died I cried like I'd lost someone I knew intimately and felt the loss. He really was an incredible person

[@darrenl3289]

That monologue by Robin Williams on the park bench is widely regarded as one of the best in film history. His delivery is so honest and pure, it really feels like he let some of his own real quiet despair out to provide the emotion in it. The story about his wife farting in her sleep? Robin made that up on the spot, totally ad libbed it. The laughter is genuine.

[@MoreIrrelevantTwaddle]

The part that gets me with the farting story is even the camera man was laughing, trying to hold it in to not break the scene which is why the camera shakes during it.

[@beefish00]

@@MoreIrrelevantTwaddle that’s one of my favorite film details ever

[@dominic6283]

“You are making me wobbly” I’ve never heard that before. That’s hysterical.

[@Christian-te1ui]

You guys should definitely watch “The Dead Poet Society”, it is another of one of Robin William’s best works.

[@jackharrist8180]

Forreal man, he's been in so much great stuff, but John Keating is still by favorite Robin Williams character

[@UhOhHereWeGo]

Please please please watch this movie. It’s Robin talking from the grave I swear

[@ndschau]

It’s good, but I would also suggest The World According to Garp.

[@Bill-fd8kt]

Oh, captain, my captain!

[@autry33]

In a world that's so fake most of the time Ash's heartfelt "I wish someone could have saved him" hit me so deep. Robin was the first actor I remember seeing. I think I tear up every single time. Thanks for being real and raw Ash!

[@NateKyng]

"Just wish someone could've saved him" - Right there with you, bro. His life is a reminder of how much of a silent killer depression can be. I struggle with those dark thoughts often, there's a lot of deep seeded pain inside my heart but just as you, I wish someone could've healed his before it became too late. But you're a good guy, Ash, it shows in these videos; your humanity, your compassion, your humor, I wish you and Hannah the very best.

[@kaelinvictus6039]

Its amazing how two people can watch the same material and come up with completely different views based on their level of experience and maturity.

[@TAVORACHO99]

If you guys haven’t watched “dead poet society” please do in your channel. It’s a good robin williams movie

[@zesouto3752]

Assistam também "Patch Adams" ou "Awakenings" ou "The Fisher King"......

[@JayOwinFull]

Dead Poets Society and Patch Adams are phenomenal as well

[@owenmaleski2203]

Dude, they won't be able to handle that one

[@TAVORACHO99]

@@owenmaleski2203 I always cry at the end

[@underthemilkywayy]

one of my favs but I cried so hard

[@karenhultgren7810]

I just watched your reaction. I am so moved. First off, you and your girlfriend are so sweet together. I can see the love you have for each other. You two are great together. I also share your love for Robin Williams. He was such a blessing to us all. Such a huge loss when he left us but what an amazing legacy he left! I am so thankful we have that. Thank you for sharing your thoughts. I truly appreciate your passion, openness, and vulnerability. I don’t subscribe to many channels but subscribed to yours. I wish you and your girlfriend all the best. Cherish each other.

[@kschneyer]

This film resonates with me deeply, and I can't get over the fact that Damon & Affleck wrote it when they were 25-year-old kids. And so many towering actors in it! The two of you are very sweet together, and it warms my heart to see your affection. Ash, I was surprised to hear that English is not your first language; I never would have guessed. Hannah, you are clearly a wise woman.

[@justtrustash]

Appreciate the love my brother Ken ❤️

[@michaelbriefs9764]

It's incredible how dialed-in Hannah is on this film! She saw the length and the breadth of this story right from the get-go! She nailed it! Wow!

[@mattlazarus2489]

I havent watched a Robin Williams film since he passed. Watching this reaction, I felt what Ash felt about Robin and also broke down. I also wish Robin had been able to overcome his obstacles and was still with us. Great video you two, great insight.

[@Thronewatcher]

It sucks but I think he was scared of his dimensia and didn't want to lose his mind I kinda get it

[@troy34bronze]

The fact that Hannah is a redhead means you’re secretly attracted to carrots. Symbolisms. 😀

[@justtrustash]

Mate I just laughed so hard reading this 😂😂

[@troy34bronze]

@@justtrustash believe me, my friend. Redheads are my thing also. You’re a lucky man.

[@b1gpapan3cr04]

Carrots have green heads???

[@donxnik]

I read "Symbolisms" in Ash voice 😂🤣

[@athenstar10]

😂😂😂

[@jessereyna6662]

I always thought it was weird when people would cry over someone that is famous and passes. When Robin Williams passed, I choked up and waited until I was alone and let my tears go. Believing that he was so happy and must have so many people around him, then finding out he died all alone. I love watching his films, they always make me laugh, even when I don’t want to.

[@shainewhite2781]

Nominated for 7 Oscars including Best Picture but won for Best Original Screenplay Best Supporting Actor Robin Williams. The scene where Williams tells Matt Damon that his late wife used to fart in her sleep was actually a blooper that made it into the final cut of the movie. The cameraman started laughing as well.

[@shadowproductions969]

not so much a blooper but an improv that stayed in with genuine laughter

[@benediktcz]

it is funny that Ben Affleck, who is best know as an actor, actually does have 2 Oscars .... and neither of them is for acting :D

[@realMoMoPuFF]

I love it so much that they left it in the movie and we can see the camera shaking. It is so wholesome in a way and I know Robin really liked to make people laugh.

[@mikecrider8478]

My cousin knew Robin Williams pretty well and she told me that he was the nicest, most down-to-earth person. When he died, it felt like losing a member of the family. There will never be another like him.

[@beeseees1662]

this reaction was a gem. beautiful reaction. Really nice to hear Ash show his appreciation of Hannah constantly too. That was really sweet and Hannah is an angel sent for Ash

[@justtrustash]

Mad love to you mate ❤️❤️

[@warmaiden]

You two are just the loveliest most genuine people. Robin Williams was such a good soul, I sat here on the couch and was sobbing along. We are so lucky that he left a bit of himself with us via his films.

[@peterramsay4674]

Can you believe that these two young men wrote this absolutely riveting, gut wrenching movie as there very first project? So well written, so well acted. Every character except the girlfriend had issues. They all evolved during this movie. Trauma from past experiences can follow you for a lifetime if not dealt with at some level. What a way for the start of these two actors careers. And Robin Williams was one of the most talented persons I ever watched in movies.

[@GK-yi4xv]

They originally wrote it as a conventional Hollywood thriller, where Will has to go on the run from powerful people hunting him down because he 'knows too much' about something. Someone in Hollywood steered them away from the conventional and advised them to drop the whole thriller aspect and focus on the relationships between Will and the people around them. (whoever that person was also deserves a lot of credit for what the movie became, imo)

[@CygnusXII]

This is probably the best reaction video I have ever watched on KZbin. Both of you are the real deal, and it was a complete pleasure to watch, and you both made me cry by showing me your inner emotions externally. Your chemistry is real, and great and appreciated. I wish you well in all that you do, from now until the end times.

[@paulobrien9572]

When Robin passed away the bench in Boston Public Garden where Robin lectured Matt became an instant memorial and to this day is still a popular spot for photos

[@BloggerMusicMan]

Ash crying was so cathartic, I think for both him and for most of us. This movie hits a nerve with so many people.

[@BoB_Bobelson]

God damn ash you got me crying along with you on this one, I'm a 31 years old french canadian man and I don't think I cried so much watching a movie before because I could relate to some of the things they were discussing. Robin Williams is phenomenal! Stay safe brother.

[@justtrustash]

Honour to have shared this movie with you mate ❤️

[@TheCheekyhalfling]

Robin was such a loss to the world, he was a man that made people laugh and feel good and to have such a man struggle in such a way and come to such a tragic end is heart breaking for anyone with an ounce of empathy.

[@billparrish4385]

That little smile on Chuckie's face when he realizes Will has gone and not said a word, just like he described. As if realizing, "He finally cashed in that lottery ticket."

[@Skullzrapper]

In regards to the "It's not your fault scene," since Matt Damon respected Robin Williams so much, he couldn't hit him, lie to him, or deflect (couldn't be defensive in the ways he's used to). So he had no choice but to deal with the reality of what he was saying. Matt Damon's acting is brilliant here. You can see him kind of bobbing and weaving left and right as if he's looking for a way out of the situation just before he breaks down and cries. So powerful and raw. One of my all time favorite movies ❤️

[@bottlerocket3218]

It's no coincidence that Matt Damon was good in this role, cus he's a mega-genius in real life, he went to Harvard, his I.Q. is purportedly 160, the same as Stephen Hawking, and he is one of the youngest people to ever win an Oscar for Best Original Screenplay, at just 27, when he won for co-writing this film with Ben Affleck.

[@tfpp1]

I like Matt Damon. And even though his IQ is supposed to be 160, he's still an idiot when it comes to his own political views.

[@bottlerocket3218]

@Maxwell Long Dude, you literally liked your own comment, talk about cringe...

[@heatherb_77]

Your reaction is so absolutely, heartbreakingly perfect. Thank you both for just being the down-to-earth adorable couple you are (and that is why I keep coming back for more!)

[@lathspell87]

I've seen Robin's monologue on that park bench so many times, and it still makes me tear up. Best monologue in movie history, in my opinion. Robin deserved his Oscar for this movie.

[@johnfaulk7775]

We all miss Robin so much. He was a beautiful soul and touched the hearts of all of us but he couldn’t be that for himself. I wish someone could have been there for him too. What an honest and lovely reaction! Please don’t shut Ash’s emotions down. God bless both of you!!!

[@Rydiggity]

I remember walking around in my front yard when I looked at my phone and saw the news about Robin. I sat down in the grass and just stared off into the trees and remember they seemed a little less green. We got to see some of the best years of Robin and his scene on the park bench with Damon remains in my opinion the single greatest monologue I have ever felt in a movie. Take a chance and make yourself vulnerable with someone. And Ash, you nail that with every reaction. Love getting to experience this again with you guys. Much love from Illinois.

[@justtrustash]

Beautifully said and appreciate the love brother ❤️

[@JamesVigue]

Man these are definitely not calculated, acted reactions. Thanks for your authenticity guys. You are both wonderful people.

[@danhunt1830]

Robin Williams is just criminally underrated as a dramatic actor.

[@Waryan1]

You’re so lucky to have someone like Hannah.

[@lethaldose2000]

The telling of Will HUnting's story it's so very unique - an abused genius, traumatized and broken needs to find his deep needed healing from grief and redemption to move forward to the greatness trapped within his pysche . What takes the story to the next level like you guys said, it's not only that the people around Will that help him, he also helps them.

[@slypark6998]

I'm new to your channel and this is my first time watching. Tears are a beautiful blessing. Let 'em fall. Rejoice in the release. Much love.

[@SkellyJay31]

" Michelangelo" "What? The Ninja Turtle?" I don't know about anyone else but I had to take a full 5 minute break because I nearly died. That was so funny.

[@pesmerga182]

Funny thing is all the turtles are named after painters

[@richnorcal]

Wonderful reaction, thank you both for being so sharing of yourselves..

[@lethaldose2000]

Hanna's scriptwriting mind was on top of the plot in "Good Will Hunting" from the start. She caught on to Robin Williams and Matt Damon's characters eventually helping each other overcome their fears in therapy. She picked up on Will Hunting pushing people away as a defense mechanism. How Sean would have to break down Will Hunting at a deep less superficial level in order to achieve the therapy breakthrough. Since most people coming to therapy are already looking to open up but it takes a special therapist to break down someone hiding behind all their posturing. Excellent, Excellent delve into the workings of Hanna's mind.

[@JODA2023]

This was BY FAR the very best reaction review I have seen you do together from all of your reviews. THANK YOU for not only sharing your movie reaction but also for sharing a bit about your personal stories and how the movie related to you. Your reaction and conversation with each other and your viewers was real and heartfelt, and for that, I appreciate it!

[@Curraghmore]

That scene where Robin Williams tells Matt Damon about his wife farting in her sleep and the two of them crack up was Robin Williams just ad-libbing outside of the script, so Matt Damon's laughter was real. Also Robin Williams' line of "Son of a bitch, he stole my line." at the end was not scripted, he added that in himself.

[@sebastianalegria3401]

When Robin passed away, I cried like my mom when she knew my dad died at the hospital, and as I see, I'm not the only one who finds Good Will Hunting a meaningful movie. Thank you for making this movie reaction, I love you both guys.

[@ragemakes3613]

“What dreams my come” destroys me every time Robin was best at drama imo

[@JayOwinFull]

yeah thats good too. They need to just do a RW month and knock these all out

[@JayStar-yj9pu]

U two are...a wonderful pair. And dude, I respect you immensely for reminding your lady of her value in your world along with dropping that FRONT or GUARD that many men build and hide behind. Respect!!

[@gunmetal2890]

Bloody hell Ash, I'm trying to work and you're bringing me to tears... never mind the movie. You obviously have a big heart, big props... and of course a great lady by your side. Love your content guys, thank you.

[@justtrustash]

Haha thank you for joining mate ❤️

[@ragoligist]

Ash I wanted to refer you to the Psychiatrist Jordan B Peterson’s online lectures in which he encourages young people especially young men how to orient themselves in life.

[@paulapierpoint2810]

My favorite reaction so far. This one is a keeper. I bawled right along with you 😭. I love your love. Thank you for being so vulnerable. You guys are awesome.

[@Gianni225]

Robin Williams was a special human.

[@SkinnySkylar]

Thankful for you two and that you ever started your channel. I watch you all the time and learn so much perspective from you every video. Thank you ❤️

[@NickPR87]

This is one of my favorite movies of all-time. So many lines by Robin were ad libbed while they were filming and his performance was so good they decided to keep them in. His death is one of the very few celebrity deaths that not only shocked me, but also saddened me. The fact he lived the majority of his life and career fighting his battles with mental illness only made me admire him so much more. Often times I get angry when a good person takes their own life, in his case I believe it's one of the rare instances where he was too good for this world and if he felt peace by doing that, so be it.

[@humbertochavez6572]

Love you two! Ash thank you for allowing yourself to let it out and trusting us with your tears. i too cry like you did here - usually watching reaction vids idk why - and i love it. Blessings! Let us kerp crying on for all the best reasons.

[@andrewmize823]

It's difficult to put into words exactly what it was about Robin Williams that touched so many people so deeply. I can't recall a single other instance where I felt so completely crushed by the death of someone I didn't know personally, and there's no other way to explain it except to say that there was a sincerity to his performances that always seemed genuine and heartfelt. It's hard not to be affected by that, because you feel a sense of connection with an actor that can make a character feel that real. I wish someone could have saved him, too--and I know I'm not alone.

[@willblood7082]

In simple terms… Will grew up an orphan and experienced severe childhood abuse. As a result, he approaches all relationships with mistrust and is unable to show his vulnerabilities. He is unable to establish a lasting intimate relationship, is suspicious, defensive, and shuts people out before they get the chance to abandon him. Fun fact: the last line by Robin Williams as ad-libbed.

[@kristymcdowell6185]

Robin Williams was a national treasure. No more words.

[@josephdoyle9865]

My favorite reaction from Ash, cuz man you couldn't keep your wall up and it was truly real. Letting the world see your soul is a good thing my brother. Mad love❤

[@Tsm2605]

Ash you made me bawl 😭😭😭😭 how beautiful are you and Hannah’s relationship omg and I love how you related so much to this extraordinary film. ♥️ -Tara from Dallas

[@maryhughes6372]

I cried so hard when Robbin passed away. At first I couldn’t face it and was in a bit of denial. Literally saying to myself “no way, that didn’t happen. He didn’t die.” Because I couldn’t face the reality. Then one day I was just in my room and suddenly broke down. Crying hard. Crying out of sadness, out of frustration, out of anger and mainly out of heartbreak. I never met the guy but was a fan of his movies. As I type I’m crying. I appreciate you’re vulnerability to be shown. It’s real and honest. Hug to you both.

[@tfpp1]

I enjoy Robin Williams as a comic as much as the next person, but it's his more "serious" films that really get to me. Good Will Hunting, One Hour Photo, Awakenings, What Dreams May Come, Dead Poet Society, The Fisher King, Good Morning Vietnam, Final Cut.

[@notmee2388]

Agree completely, and would add World According to Garp. Maybe even Dead Again, depending on whether a thriller falls into the "serious" category, and though his role was small.

[@dareal5401]

Insomnia he plays thr bad guy

[@throughmohanseyes4505]

Ash and Hannah! You two are an amazing couple. What a wholesome reaction! ❤

[@didiportia4995]

This is my first time to "Just Trust Ash" and I have to say...that was a great reaction. You two are genuine darlings! Your reactions are bolstered by your inquisitive nature and witty sense of humour! I do appreciate the lament for Robin Williams. Hannah, I can tell, is very intuitive and has incredible insight. He was a gem and far more! I have no choice but to subscribe and check out more of your videos! ( :E

[@justtrustash]

Honoured to have you on the channel with us mate ❤️

[@katieturner6685]

Robin Williams was a huge influence on alot of our childhoods. Expressing our pain at losing him is totally understandable. Expressing your emotions is always a good thing xx

[@Jaydays818]

You two are some of the best reactors on you tube. Your both so emotionally honest and thats why so many people relate to you the way they do. If your looking for other Robin Williams movies check out Bicentennial man, what dreams may come, and patch Adam's. I wish you both all the success in the world.

[@patinho5589]

And Awakenings. And Pan haha. Edit: Hook. Not Pan. I’m getting old and making mistakes!

[@boreopithecus]

But start with Flubber obviously.

[@craigmoen1430]

@@patinho5589 Hook. Not Pan. The perfect role for Robin Williams.

[@justaguy2365]

We all miss Robin!!! He was the comic side of my childhood. We all felt like we'd lost a close friend or family member when he died. I'm right there with you Ash!!

[@MZ-bl6wg]

Ash had a good point, “I wish someone could have saved HIM!” people thought he was all good as a super star but his depression and mental illness eas was too much for himself. Reach out to those you’re close too and made sure their ok! I’m struggling not seeing my beautiful daughters after a divorce and feeling heart broken for my babies but so many just let it go when my babies need suport. We all know someone that needs it. Love everyone!

[@ShadowyFox_86]

It wasn't his mental health issues that killed him. That's been a misunderstanding of the public. He ended his life because of what seemed like a very rapidly advancing case of Parkinson's. It was only after an autopsy that they discovered it was Lewy body dementia, which is also progressive. As someone with neurological issues, I absolutely can understand his desire to not go through that progression or put his family through it. I hate saying it, but there was no way to save him.

[@scotts7833]

Just seeing this reaction a year later, keep feeling the emotions Ash they're a gift. You're a good man.

[@CrazyJodice]

Ash legit just had a whole therapy session and breakthrough in this video and I love it

[@dungareedowrong]

Ay bruv, I bawled my eyes out first time I saw this. Back when I was just a “scared sh*tless kid” and didn’t know a thing about love. This film taught me more about the power of human connection than any relationship or conversation could. It’s raw and it’s real mate ☕️

[@OCOutdoorsman]

Loved your reaction to this film; this is one of the core reasons I subscribe to your channel. You're unafraid of showing your emotions

[@Luracastria]

G’day from Australia :) I can relate to how you feel about Robin Williams, especially from an immigrant’s perspective. He was also one of the first English speaking entertainers to make me laugh. Perhaps you feel this intensely because you’re not only weeping for the loss of such a tremendous person, but also because he was such an essential part of your personal development. He was the gateway to your sense of humour. Thanx heaps for the video dude. No shields, No armour. Just a human feeling alive. Ash, you are so effing metal 🤘🏽.

[@joedanbeheheh5795]

You should watch “ Good Morning Vietnam or Dead Poets Society” my two fav robin williams movies 💯

[@francescoscaglione5182]

I always, ALWAYS cry my fu**ing tears out each and every single time I watch this movie, but now you guys literally destroyed me. This film is a deeply meaningful, beautifully clever masterpiece about frienship, being aware of oneself and confident, hope, trust. It's about life indeed. The greatest, most honest and beatiful reaction from you both! Side note: gonna subscribe ❤👍

[@LucasxDucas]

His monologue by the pond is one of the best in movie history. Interestingly, he ad-libbed nearly the entire scene. Great reaction, Ash!

[@007sMoneyPenny]

Showing your true emotions straight to your viewers is such a strength, actually. I do respect that! 👍🏻.

[@joshuacampbell7493]

Hannah, Ash watch Goodfellas after this. It's Incredible True Story. You guys are going to love it.

[@mikeminer1947]

They haven't done Goodfellas yet? For sure they'll love it.

[@-Default.]

Appropriate timing as well after the passing of Ray Liotta

[@CaptAlCaboose]

Oh I agree they need to react to Goodfellas! RIP to the legend Ray Liotta!

[@rezalustig6773]

I absolutely second this. Even if you’re not a “traditional” gangster movie fan, it’s an amazing (but mostly true) story told in an epic, violent, cynical, darkly comedic masterpiece.

[@maureenseel118]

The scene where he says over and over that it isn't Will's fault hit me so hard as a survivor of child abuse. You believe as an adult that you're fundamentally wrong or broken... To really HEAR those words that it wasn't your fault... It hurts and feels like relief all at once.