Will and Prof Lambeau Solve a Problem Together - Good Will Hunting (1997) - Movie Clip HD Scene

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[@whosaidiwantedahandle]

"Will solves a problem, and Lambeau does basic division to feel like he contributed"

[@Graanvlok]

Hahahaha

[@jonathondelemos4609]

Is this not a warmup exercise that bring them together

[@kevinc8955]

Lambeau likely already knows the answer.

[@borgimplant]

That janitor he tells you not to worry about

[@henryzamora9879]

Will didn’t hate the professor He just hated his lifestyle and ideology about what it means to be successful Will was young and lost and didn’t know what he wanted But after meeting the college professors He knew what he didn’t want And knowing what you don’t want makes you close to finding out what you truly desire in life

[@Tangvu]

Well said!

[@Jordigonzalez19]

What a statement , very well put .

[@professorobvious.5957]

I like that sound of that

[@mattjewett4473]

let's raise the voting age.

[@henryzamora4360]

@@mattjewett4473 lmfao I agree

[@ChescoYT]

*Don't worry Tom, you still make one hell of a cup of coffee!*

[@lukeschroter9389]

I am dead

[@jeannedarc7533]

@@lukeschroter9389 Me too

[@laqueenawilliams4762]

Hahahahhaa.

[@nathanielriesterer9103]

🤣💀

[@thiagodeandrade7081]

Poor Tom.

[@jonbradley4044]

Will demonstates the power of the Triforce and how it can be used to finally elimate Ganon.

[@eidoline3535]

word of wisdom

[@dannymuggleton6019]

I love how even at such an early point in their careers; Matt Damon and Ben Afleck wrote such dynamic characters. And every actor pulls out beyond their A game

[@natalieps2387]

Will likes his prof right. I think its absurd people even have to defend that gerry is not a villain. He cares about will exploring his highest potential. He is the one who found him sean , he found him period. Maybe he does not get all the psychological stuff & he knows that so he busts his ass going though 5 drs till he gets to sean. Gerry wants the best for will.

[@stephencronin1080]

I think he cares about wills highest potential for the sake of the betterment of mathematics, not for wills sake

[@locutus99]

@@stephencronin1080 and the betterment of mathematics serves no higher purpose, right?

[@stephencronin1080]

@@locutus99 I never said that. Is that what you think?

[@hoon_sol]

@@locutus99: I believe it would be possible to find a better balance of both, whereas Gerald seems to skew that balance a bit more towards seeing Will more as a means to an end. It's always tempting when you find a "super-person" that you want to squeeze them for all it's worth; SMBC made a comic about that once, how using Superman's powers most efficiently would be to have him constantly power a generator to give abundant energy to everyone on the planet. However, I think the best approach in this case by Gerald would be to simply acknowledge that you're probably not going to "solve" all of mathematics in your lifetime anyway, and rather be grateful for every advancement and problem Will helps to solve out of his own desire to further the field of mathematics, rather than "squeeze" him for his abilities. I agree with the original comment, though, I wouldn't regard Gerald as a villain at all, that would be taking it too far. There aren't really any villains in this movie, not even Clark, the "Harvard bully", should really be regarded as such, as he's trying his best in his own way and isn't fully aware of what he's doing, nor does he fully grasp that there are people whose intelligence strongly outguns his own (like Will), but their encounter obviously has a marked effect on him; if anything, Will comes off slightly villainous himself when showing off after he gets Skylar's number.

[@locutus99]

@@stephencronin1080 having re-read my comment and yours, I think I owe you an apology I think I read into it more than I should have.

[@heginschristianstrong7707]

love how he is still wearing his little "academia" scarf

[@nurfauziahmad4435]

The way Will smile after Gerald stroke his hair, that's all he wants, a family warmth

[@buttonman6262]

Will doesn’t smile at him, he looks at him and smirks as if to say ‘what are you doing?’. It shows Gerald is not the father figure in wills life.

[@afrozeahmed6515]

I love this scene-shows them bonding but at the same time he treats him as an equal.He wants him to be the best and rise to his potential.I think even though he may not have a high eq as a maths prof he does a good job of sending him to robin williams who does have the capability to help this boy.he clealy has issues-u can see it a mile away.

[@doctoriampagliacci7945]

Lmao. Not really. You don't pat equals on the head. He also doesn't send him to Robin to help him; it was a legal requirement by the judge. And he goes out of his way to almost sabotage the therapy too. Finally, EQ is a myth that there is no scientific basis for.

[@jediburrito]

Well yes and no. He's also incredibly narcissistic and is trying to use Will to honor himself vicariously. Like the ambition is good for Will and he does need a mentor here. But he's seen abuse and requires nurture not just mentorship. He wouldn't give will this type of attention unless will has this potential. He's an asset but not family.

[@Ares99999]

@@jediburrito On the other hand, he had no obligation to help Will at all. I find the idea of absolutely wanting Gerry to be mean-spirited man odd. Sure, he's a prick, but being a pricks doesn't mean you can't want the best for others.

[@jediburrito]

@@Ares99999 he wanted to help will because it helps his own ego. He is the one who discovered him and made him

[@ethanmichel5882]

The mistake the prof made was when he put his hand on wills head. That moment showed will this guy was acting proud of him like a father but we know will hates the notion of that becuase of his foster father keyword being foster. Fuck punctuations btw

[@HarrisFS]

My boy is wicked smaat

[@actuary33]

We all need a teacher who believes in us...will was a lucky guy to have him n Lambeau in his life

[@LeafFan1221]

I swallowed a bug

[@devarmont87]

Smort*

[@freshrecord]

Working on the clinical team of a juvenile treatment center for the past 5 years, I cringe so hard at the arm around the shoulder and head pat. It’s what we all want to accomplish - creating a positive, grounding parental relationship that helps make up for the lack of it they’ve had - but anytime things progress this fast, you know the reactive attachment storm is coming. Their initial desire for attachment is met with a fear of abandonment, abuse, and a loss of autonomy. Far better to take it slow, model consistency through smaller ups and downs, and build up trust before you build up the emotional connection imo. Robin William’s character does a great job of this. He also sets firm boundaries which helps Will understand that living life without your guard up doesn’t make you helpless, and that vulnerability is essential to experiencing the best that life has to offer.

[@ThePerpetualStudent]

Well stated.

[@Xman3456]

Just enjoy the movie.

[@trickdaddyaz03]

jeez, take it easy

[@konroh2]

I've worked with juveniles myself. I understand that you have to progress in the attachment. But we do form these attachments sometimes in slices. This math attachment doesn't include all the complexities of a wholistic relationship, Will feels comfortable because he's adept with no fear of failure, unlike with the psychologist (Robin Williams). I'm sure you've experienced this. You may bond with a guy over basketball but it doesn't mean you can be his history teacher, or a friend he'll tell family troubles to.

[@dacdac52]

How long did you want to sit in the theater?

[@thegrimmretails3777]

Professor Lambeau takes the fallen angel Loki under his wing right before being prossessed by the Norse God Loki.

[@jedinxf7]

the best part of Bartleby's day is imagining that Daredevil will knock on Jason Bourne's door and find that Linus is gone

[@thegrimmretails3777]

@@jedinxf7 And Linus finally got a well paying job robbing casinos with Achilles and Batman.

[@squatchpnw2331]

The professors assisted is all super jealous

[@Chris-bs4qy]

LOL...how Matt looks at him after he brushes his hair with his hand hahah

[@brooke_ann]

I love this some professors school advisors are the best and you can rly have a bond with! ❤

[@zach11241]

Barnacle Man and a Martian do things by the numbers.

[@christophzeit6282]

Tom is the Gale Boetticher of the Good Will Hunting universe

[@summ.3433]

That makes no sense

[@christophzeit6282]

@@summ.3433 You're goddamn right.

[@MacTac141]

@@christophzeit6282 Love this!😂

[@andrew3606]

@@summ.3433 The prof is Walter White, who in Breaking Bad chooses Jessie over Gale despite Gale having mountains of credentials over Jessie. Make sense now?

[@animaterob]

@@andrew3606 also: Tom makes the coffee.

[@GG-od2tr]

Dat hair blow @ 37 seconds genius.

[@TheBloodshower]

This scene got some "have a seat right there" vibes

[@TheJedimaster6788]

obviously gerry cares about him in a different way

[@nemeanlioness]

Together is a strong word

[@danieldanieldadada]

The professor did what I learned in middle school mathematics

[@roysreceptive]

0:46 - When you realize the girl you like and have been sitting next to all year in class wants to go to the prom with someone else.

[@jacobl7451]

😂 accurate

[@niku6281]

Tom @ 0:47 : Gyus, that's not even the correct answer.. ah, nevermind

[@Stephen-wb3wf]

"He never pat ME on the head like that"

[@tamaskemenyffy3044]

That's how Little Jonny images Math

[@youngrav2311]

Awww but that’s my friend :(

[@TheRickRoller1]

To get revenge the assistant put Will in a govt secret program when they fry their brain and turn them into a lethal weapon.

[@gendoruwo6322]

Will turned into Bourne.

[@reecey1504]

Me: *bang bang bang* Yep, that’s the Triforce right there.

[@PanzerMold]

When the mind wants to do something, amazing things can happen. When the mind is forced to do something, it withers and dies. Simple as that.

[@becca2938]

It's so weird when you go to college and study math and end up knowing exactly what is happening on that board years after having watched this movie confused.

[@easystreet303]

Becca’s wicked smart👌🏻😂

[@becca2938]

@@easystreet303 I'm such a nerd, but math is like super exciting to me. I majored in it so I feel pretty confident in saying that they are messing with the probability of constant k happening under the conditions that each side of those triangles are equivalent. When he did K-1 to the fourth power it canceled out the other K-1's because it becomes their equivalent. They aren't done with the problem either, they were just trying to find the right formula so they can plug and chug in the added values. Sorry, I just really needed to talk about it. It sounds a helluva lot more complicated than it actually is though. At the end of the day, it's just algebra but with different variables.

[@mustafaqazi5738]

@@becca2938 i thought it had to do with the chromatic polynomial of a graph? I can see where you get probability from cuz its P(k) but what would that mean here?

[@BlaneNostalgia]

@@easystreet303 Do you like apples?

[@easystreet303]

@@BlaneNostalgia yes 😂

[@theimmux3034]

this feels like doing ten rows of tedious algebra and then canceling like fifteen things away

[@inclaric]

i´m giving math to elemental school kids ...... everytime we solve a problem .... we have a HIGH FIVE ....... Highly motivational !!!

[@tediekgb]

Would have been classic if the prof put his hand on the back of Will’s head and started pushing it down 😂

[@danielnasello2963]

Lmaoooooo

[@kailemobrien9567]

Best comment on KZbin 🙏🙏🙏 smart comedy beats smart mathematics EVERY day!

[@taylorprocker]

So gay

[@wiseauserious8750]

Hahahaha

[@silver292]

Haha siiiick. Still made me laugh.

[@tylerhamblen2591]

They solved the tri-force!!!!

[@Ornitorrincopozolero]

Lambeau truly cares for will, albeit in his own way. And all he wanted was for him to reach his maximum potential. Unfortunately, he did not have the psychology smarts to get through to him like Sean did, but even so he was the one that got him to Sean. I kinda wish their relationship hadn't flamed out

[@mitchwills3423]

Pretty sure the answer is 4.3 roentgen, im told its the equivalent of a chest xray.

[@mariuszpopieluch7373]

Awwww

[@funkymunky]

I don't remember this scene! Father-and-son moment... Will at the end. 😅

[@davidmcgrath6507]

How romantic

[@user-cb2lz8yy9s]

All I see here is an assembled Triforce. Go to the next room to defeat Ganon…do you have the silver arrow?

[@smooshbunch1206]

I see the zelda symbol in this math problem 😂 with the big triangles

[@Jayel805]

Crazy how this guy would go on to nearly exterminate the entirety of House Atreides.

[@StayPuftedMarsh]

I would’ve been like “the triforce. Problem solved.”

[@kylemaclellan3891]

Just thinkin the same thing 🤔 triforce = 3 triangles which = power, courage and wisdom …. Even showed the work 🤪🤪

[@putin1268]

Well jel

[@chancemholton6611]

Poor tom feels left out

[@BillySBC]

Sad when your starter becomes your 2nd stringer.

[@vincfield8282]

And then, you have me. Who sometimes use a calculator just to be sure that 40+32 really equal 72.

[@this_is_NOT_a_test]

0:46 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@vinnyhaddad]

One of the best dialogue-free scenes in a movie.

[@AISoundEngine]

Probably the best in the world

[@yellowleaf28]

Ouch.

[@itzbebop]

i just want someone to look at me the same way that Tom looks at Gerry

[@oscarmetal]

That professor did sacrifice everything to solve that problem.

[@robsmith400]

Howya like dem apples.

[@devarmont87]

I prefer bananas 🍌

[@justfitz08]

In case you're wondering: They're solving for the missing center piece of the triforce. Source: I've played a Zelda game before.

[@dentatusdentatus1592]

JEALOUSLY WILL GET YOU NOWHERE TOM!!!! 🥴🥴🥴

[@BWT599]

Will: Touch my hair again and I will end you Prof: I got it, Chief, same time tomorrow? Will: Yeah Tom: smh

[@ez3902]

Damn i wish i had a prof like Lambeau 😂

[@alexs7097]

I had a physics professor...amazing man. He was old school, he would scream at you, call you an idiot, take a jab at ya verbally, but he did it in such a way that it was not insulting he was just building the flame in you to do better, and he knew how to reach you and make you study harder. He would explain physics concepts in everyday life... Complicated formulas he would apply to funny stories and made you remember them and how to use them and apply them...he used to visually explain the concept of a formula and what it means to the equation...he was brilliant... Students would feel ashamed of not knowing stuff because he explained it in such a simple way....he had the best student statisfaction ratings out of all professors but also had to deal with people who did not understand his concept of teaching...and would get in trouble with paretns etc...today there is no way ge would be allowed to teach, because of his style but it was enjoyable attenting his classes. I could not stany techers who would just blurt out formulas and be "standard" teachers... They used to call him "mr jurassic" and this was in early 2000....if I had him for every subject I would have been straight A student through out my entire life...

[@brandonjohnson1869]

Oooh his class pet didnt like that

[@leejoel5545]

what equation is this?

[@JGGB25]

Will had two father figures and two brothers that were jealous of him but love him at the same time

[@garrom5652]

Damn I wish I was this smart

[@threethrushes]

How d'ya like them equations?

[@slushiepower819]

Wait that’s the easiest math ever... basically x times 2 divided by 2 equals x

[@sbraypaynt]

Nothing in that entire equation is multiplied by 2.

[@slushiepower819]

@@sbraypaynt Yea, but it’s literally just crossing out like terms. Basically multiplying and dividing by itself.

[@sbraypaynt]

@@slushiepower819 no… It’s cancelling terms by division X^3 divided by X^2 is X etc. Squared doesn’t mean times by 2.

[@IamCartaphilus]

On do this shit on the weekends

[@fothermucker7764]

Triforce

[@Irishman8787]

All I said was things in that equation be canceled and the power number crossed out and replaced with 4...what's the big deal

[@JorgeRojas-ut3wj]

And, several years later, that young man would go onto makeout with Michael Douglas.

[@jonnybirchyboy1560]

Wtf???

[@JWILL1133]

@@jonnybirchyboy1560 Liberace movie they both did.

[@everready19373]

Are they doing real trig?

[@anslogarrick7638]

Beautiful movie

[@fastair8546]

does that guy shaking his head murder the other guy due to jealousy?

[@thelastjohnwayne]

NOTE The Professor is SUPER CREEPY

[@bryanbaker5942]

More like Flamebeau.

[@rohithggf1405]

🤣🤣🤣

[@stardaggerrihannsu2363]

Always recruiting for the Rebel Alliance!

[@seanliburd3563]

Pablo without the bullshit

[@socialtraffichq5067]

How bout them apples

[@anslogarrick7638]

😉

[@pittchaser]

Ooh im so smart that's why I have all this inner angst and I need people to love me so I can yell at them and cry on their shoulder and the world revolves around my emotions

[@cloud218]

So can someone share what they are actually solving?

[@nathanielriesterer9103]

Solving a pyramid scheme.

[@Control433]

They only wrote the solution, so I don't really know what they are actually solving. However, the problem definitely stems from Linear Algebra - Graph Theory. It isn't really all that impressive in modern times since it is taught in 3rd year undergrad math/computer science.

[@AmTrFilms]

Without knowing what the G and K variables are representing, it's hard to tell.

[@dudetocartman]

They were trying to simply the problem by making the solution only be at the top. They do it by subtracting the k^2, k-1, and k-2 from the bottom to put them at top and make the bottom 1 from cancelling, hence the lines across them. k^3-k^2=k^1 to put on top so it cancels the k^2 at bottom making it 1. (k-1)^3 - (k-1)^2 = (k-1) to put on top cancelling the k-1 from bottom making it also 1. Lastly, when Will put in the (k-2)^6, it made the (k-2)^2 go from the bottom to top making it (k-2)^4 making the k-2^2 cancel or making it 1.

[@Negs42]

@@dudetocartman he was asking what the problem was

[@barakpick]

That doesn't seem to be so hard

[@kas8131]

Has anyone done a video to explain the problem they’re doing? Doesn’t look like genius level stuff

[@TrevorCoggins]

Then why do you need it explained?

[@kas8131]

@@TrevorCoggins You've never seen a math problem that you don't know how to do, but isn't genius level?

[@retrocrow8172]

You mad bro

[@sueme4644]

I smell jelly 😉

[@yoshisisland24]

Oh, they fuckin'

[@chinaman171186]

TOm was a gooner

[@jayuppercase3398]

This is a great film I can't wait for the sequel

[@billagond9209]

Wait there's going to be a sequel?

[@leobovine]

@@billagond9209 Yes, Will ends up figuring the math equation to open fissures in the fabric of reality, and accidentally opens a rift to an alternate dimension where he meets his Doppëlganger, Lliw: a law abiding citizen that had a very good upbringing, but never got past fourth grade.

[@timbrewer9717]

I see a partime tornado shelter, a winging outdoor pool table, a bullet proof clear no tint prayer station wwith add in dats, like a weather , call in, what they are, SPOTTER: "Spear, to show off the big example! We good?

[@ryansandigan7184]

Can't believe professor Erik Selvig is in Good Will Hunting bonding with Jason Bourne...

[@fermisurface2616]

I like how this Fields Medal winner spends his time doing undergraduate combinatorics and graph theory.

[@threethrushes]

Check out the big brain on Brad.

[@bigadz0r]

Is it just me or do these guys intentionally look alike and the professor is the bad version of what Will would become I'd he chose the path they wanted for him?

[@bimmeronline]

DO YOU LIKE APPLES?

[@mihaismarandache]

That other character's plot line was a stump tho :)

[@daisieb7547]

Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhĥhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

[@AP-eb8hd]

Wtf... Cancelling num and den of same type...

[@Sporacle]

"Im gunna play the main character, and Im just naturally a genius, but Im also fit and tough, and everyone is jealous of me but I don't try hard enough cuz everything's so easy and Im cynical cuz it's just boring being so epic" basically what Louis said xD

[@joliecide]

Math is gay AF

[@leonidaspetsakos9690]

I agree.

[@stewartmoore5158]

Sorry, but Louis CK totally ruined this movie for me. I can't not see Matt Damon writing these scenes.