"You're just a kid" | Good Will Hunting | CLIP

[@BoxofficeMoviesScenes]

Hi everyone! What grade (out of 10) would you give this video?

[@throughmohanseyes4505]

9.8

[@piyoppiHikari96]

10!!!!

[@mikiasg8453]

10

[@phildavenport4150]

Well, not 10, but it is double figures.

[@veghester3204]

0 again, you need to take this job more seriously!

[@Yaksonator]

If more dads spoke to their sons this way we’d be in a different place. It’s just a movie but it’s pretty spot on.

[@colintavui7149]

Spot on,,,it's what's missing here in NZ. Me thinks alot of men have gone tiki tour and need to wake up.

[@Cholesterol-w1j]

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[@matholympiad8384]

this is legendary. everything in this movie is so right so great watching this movie made me to have a better life.

[@heinzyketchupy4175]

The Oliver Twist comeback so subtle but such a mic drop moment against Will

[@justAman548]

Excuse my ignorance, but could you explain it a little better to me? I never really read Oliver Twist, so outside of (I’m assuming) him being an orphan?

[@lydemann]

@@justAman548 Oliver Twist is about a young orphan named Oliver who grows up in harsh conditions in a workhouse and later falls in with a group of pickpockets in London. The novel follows his struggles to escape poverty and crime while uncovering the mystery of his true identity.

[@justAman548]

@@lydemann thank you, and while I read that I heard Trent Crimms voice

[@JH-ck1nr]

What a great actor and script, so raw it gives me goosebumps every time i watch it. Great acting from two excellent actors and a film that portrays humanity on so many levels. A very sad loss.

[@Py2-d9s]

Best acting we miss him

[@bangtan_girl_95004]

I'm depressed and it comes automatically on my feed i search for it unconsciously

[@michealwatts7469]

The online community as a whole could benefit from this 100%. A bunch of cocky shitless kids who will throw surface level insults or quips out to make a point.. Genuinely not having experienced things first hand but laughing or mocking someone who has. Throwing out "Commie", "Fascist", "Nazi" whatever even though they themselves truly have never experienced the kind of totalitarian oppression those ideologies and governments can bring.

[@veghester3204]

You really need to learn better grammar, it is elementary at best, and embarrassing if you are an adult. I have a friend who can teach you proper grammar if you are interested?

[@michealwatts7469]

@@veghester3204 I didn’t consider using proper grammar when making that comment. I didn’t realize internet strangers cared. Your assistance isn’t necessary, but thank you for offering. I hope you have a lovely evening.

[@johnfowler8453]

It's hard to believe 4:56 that Matt and Ben wrote this from a one-act screen play Matt wrote.

[@MrBeans_Slippers]

Grown man here crying

[@actuary33]

Such a tough fasad all to hide the fragile little boy inside :((

[@truthseekermissile]

And facade.

[@Cholesterol-w1j]

I mean not really that’s just every white trash in Boston

[@EdwardJRapp]

Best scene ever............ever.

[@codeman9145]

What I love about this scene, is Williams throws life experience at him. Death, tragedy, love. Some of the most beautiful and devastating things a human can experience…not even his mega mind can comprehend as he blocks it all out. Towards the end William breaks him finally to where he can actually feel true raw pure emotion and not be retarded about it. Decipher it, process it. You can be book smart, but emotionally intelligent trumps that majority of the time.

[@danynumero6]

I don’t think it’s a case where emotional intelligence trumps book smarts every time, but more so that both are essential to living a fulfilled life, and that you can’t have one without the other. They both supplement each other. You need both to gain any kind of knowledge or wisdom in life.

[@DavidB.Fischer]

This movie really hits hard

[@pandemonium0211]

we don't speak about emotions in eastern europe

[@Abs3ntbabydaddy]

People in Europe are not very smart and its even one the stereotypes that are true

[@spaghettisaucer8870]

Albania 🇦🇱 number 1

[@spacepeanut8993]

​@@spaghettisaucer8870We learned all we need to know about Eastern Europe in Borat.

[@Losrandir]

Finland is quite eastern in that sense, though we try to be western and are quite good at that too. But I think I know what you mean

[@sven-erikviira1872]

What does emotion mean?

[@grose93alexander67]

One of the greatest scenes in hsitory

[@mrmatt7210]

Weve all been that kid which thought they knew all the answers. In time we grow up and learn how ignorant we once were.

[@brettsinger9565]

I've often wondered how this would have sounded coming from Gregory Peck in a much older film.

[@rigby7662]

Amazing film

[@Shepthebassman91]

This is just so amazing…every sense of mine is glued to this scene!

[@felixthelmocevallosmorales41]

Robin McLaurin Williams (Chicago, Illinois, 21 de julio de 1951-Paradise Cay, California, 11 de agosto de 2014) ​fue un comediante, actor y actor de voz estadounidense. Ganador de un premio Óscar, cinco Globos de Oro, un premio del Sindicato de Actores, dos premios Emmy y tres premios Grammy. 73 AÑOS 63 AÑOS 10 AÑOS.

[@Tomwolverton]

Awesome movie

[@sophiaisabelle027]

We will support this channel. They're one of the best.

[@Benarnott-c2x]

Repeats the grind jaw well written

[@chombymas7472]

You wouldn't know what it's like to wait for someone who you only want their time. While everyone thinks you're wasting your time. They laugh at your story and don't believe you. Yet you show them proof and everything. Then get mad at you when you tell them you had enough. You think you understand the hell I have been through. No, you only heard what you wanted to hear.

[@tonycampanelli4938]

I HOPE THEY DON'T TRY AND REMAKE THIS MOVIE . ROBIN JUST GAVE HIM A HAND UP .

[@felixthelmocevallosmorales41]

Matthew Paige Damon (Cambridge; 08 de octubre de 1970), conocido simplemente como Matt Damon, es un actor, guionista y productor estadounidense. Desde temprana edad se destacó en sus estudios y comenzó a mostrar interés por la actuación durante la secundaria gracias a sus maestros. Aunque ingresó a la Universidad de Harvard, la abandonó antes de poder graduarse para mudarse a Nueva York y conseguir mejores oportunidades en el cine. Tras varias apariciones como extra, hizo su debut como protagonista con la película School Ties (1992) y después logró mayor reconocimiento con su papel en Good Will Hunting (1997), que le valió una nominación al Óscar como mejor actor y un galardón por mejor guion original. 53 AÑOS. (54)

[@Brown87]

Two Protestants talking about the Sistine Chapel 😂

[@dewfreedman]

6 pf 10 honest!

[@sniffableandirresistble]

They say that swans mate for life but it's a lie because as soon as you let go they fly away. 🦢

[@JosephDecker-dx7bw]

Through cancer through aids, we’ve been with each other through everything

[@stefyguereschi]

Well'👏👏👏

[@dewfreedman]

Im sure you have no clue as to what a backbone is!

[@thelonemaiden]

and? what came next i guess

[@lioraja9951]

what is hat movie? the video rating... around 0

[@JosephDecker-dx7bw]

You never saw the largest city in the face of the planet crumble right in front of your face

[@JosephDecker-dx7bw]

But you couldn’t tell me what it smells like like inside the Sistine chap if I ask about war, you’re probably talk about war and peace, but you don’t know what it’s like to see half of the city destroyed by two jet planes right in front of your face you never been in a war like that

[@JonasFilberg]

lmao

[@davekirkwood9076]

I don't see him wanting to read books , he would rather be out drinking and fighting, working construction.... so how is he so clever, does he just know all that stuff. Great film. Made no sense.

[@kakashihatake6176]

We see him reading at a moment or two but does not want his friends to see it

[@ncwordman]

You should probably watch it again, then, since you missed so much. He reads a lot, and has a photographic memory. So he totally retains all he reads. He does a lot of math, and is able to do math the best professors can't do: He's so good at it the NSA offers him a job. He gets all these books from the Boston public library. When he's not drinking and fighting, he's reading. That's his character. There are lots of examples of this throughout the film.

[@bellabana]

Whoosh……straight over your head! Did you even watch it as you completely missed the whole point of the movie? Will is a genius & reads all the time, it’s shown throughout the movie, his room is stacked with books & because he has a photographic memory he retains everything he reads. Get a clue….