I've sat here and watched Good Will Hunting clips for the past hour... might as well have just watched the entire movie again.

He used his ONE phonecall... to call a girl.

I've seen this movie about 50 times and I just noticed how when Will leans forward to grab his cigarettes at 1:35, Professor Lambeau doesn't know what he's doing yet and leans back in fear. You can see the worry on his face for a moment, then they resume their conversation. It's so subtle but it adds another layer to the disconnect of the two characters.

I just realized that he called Skyler from incarceration because he thought he would have to serve time and wouldn't be able to make the date anyway. He was already sabotaging himself from having a loving relationship with somebody he knew he liked.

This film was ahead of its time AND gets better with time! The fact how many people are coming back to binge watch clips just shows how its relevancy only grows.

Love when Lambeau lays down the conditions of the supervised release to Will and says, “My Arrakis… My Dune.”

'What the fuck do you want!' The entrance of a lifetime. I do love Matt Damon, and Will was a great character.

one thing i just noticed rewatching this movie again. Lambeau offered to light Wills cigarette and later in the movie, Sean wouldn’t let Will smoke during the sessions. Sean truly cared about Will and his health while Lambeau just wanted his brains.

1:50 is symbolic. By lighting the match, Lambeau's trying to help him....but in the WRONG way. Just like in the rest of the movie

I’ve watched this movie countless times and still here I am binge watching clips of the movie.

I love the small brush strokes in this movie. Will moves the tossed book of matches on top of the cigarette pack. A little piece of control. Some order.

I love the Juvy friend moment

Just now realized “Hervé”, the inmate in the hall that Will remembers from Juvie, is writer/director Harmony Korine. I’ve watched this movie upwards of 20 times and that’s the first I noticed it.

I freakin love this film

Movie way ahead of its time. Battling classic stereotypes and mental illness and it’s stigma. Bravo.

I remember seeing this movie in my first year or so in the Navy--before I left Great Lakes. Probably the best movie of Damon's career. One of RW's better performances too. Also I fell in love with Minnie Driver watching this flick.

Movie she’d like a fine wine, just keeps getting better over the years. RIP Robin Williams, you were a light in this world!

just one of those movies I can watch over and over again..

“Sounds like a real hoot”

Amazing amazing film and the best story of matt and ben writing it and becoming movie stars. matt damon became one of my fav actors of all time too.

This movie is so powerful

MIRAMAX hit a grand slam with this film. Other films come and go from my top 3 but this one has been up there ever since I first saw it. Amazing! The soundtrack as well.

I love the way this movie wrote Lambeau and how Stellan Skarsgård pulled it off. I think the first time I watched the movie I wrote him off as the typical "snooty European" character that doesn't really have any "street smarts" and also is a little cold and wrapped up in his own world. But when you really pay attention you realize the guy understands Will and the Robin Williams character and that he genuinely really cares about both. He just chooses to live in a different world with a different moral code. For example in this scene when he greets him with the " I was the guy you told to go fuck himself" line, you know that this guy has no issues with swearing but he's the type of person who understands that constantly using that language reflects poorly on himself but more importantly on those around you. You make those you presumable care about around you, look worse. So he would choose not to be that type of person. But he knows that with a guy like Will, using that language is to his advantage. And the way he laughs a little when he tells him he has to see a therapist. He knows it's a bit of a joke (even though it didn't turn out to be). Of course the way he pulls back when Will goes for the cigarettes shows he also understands violent people and how unpredictable a situation like that might be.

In this day and age of cell phones the call would've gone to voicemail because she didn't recognize the number.

His character is so cool and mind boggling to watch. He called skyler , the only girl who liked him , when interrupted by a guy from juvie, he tries to have a friendly chat rather than focus on impressing part . "What the Fuck do you want????" its just absolutely iconic line

There's always a recording right away letting you know your receiving a call from jail

You know it's easy to see the professor as misguided, and he probably is. But if he hadn't been so passionate about math and finding the genius who solved his problem and wanting to take said prodigy under his wing, Will would have never met Sean and worked through his trauma, but would have just stayed in prison.

🎶 i got in one little fight and they all got scared 🎶

I've always wondered this. Was he supposed to laugh when he told Will he needed to see a therapist or was it a happy accident?

My favorite part of this video was turning subtitles on and seeing combinatoric mathematics translated as "come in Atari mathematics."

Does anyone else notice how Skarsgård chuckles when he says “you’ll need to see a therapist”

I think the best part of this scene for me is despite Damon’s lack for tact, the Professor doesn’t feel the need to assert his position as the adult. He takes him as he is and not how he wants him to be. Even helps him light a cig in an enclosed room. (Fully aware that this is all intentional, I just never get enough of scenes like this)

This whole scene is about control. 1) Will is incredibly intelligent and can conquer most men intellectually, but he couldn't even light his own cigarette. Handcuffed (lack of control), he requires help doing the most menial task. 2) Lambou throws the matches haphazardly on the table, indicating loss of respect and thus loss of control of Will's property. Will regains control by stacking the matches back on the cigarette box. 3) When Will stands up to get his cigarettes, he gains control as the dominant and taller figure in the room. Afraid, Lambou leans back, briefly losing control, before regaining dominance over Will by lighting his cigarette. 4) Lambou and Will's ping ponging of the proposal is a tug of war over control. Will ultimately losing all control in exchange for his freedom. This is symbolic of the story's main message. Will must lose his obsession with control to be truly free.

I like how she has Union Jack hanging on her board to remind people that she is a Brit. How very British!

Nothing short of a landmark film ..... Brilliant performances all around.

right so she would have heard, "this is an incoming call from a Boston correctional facility. Do you accept the charges?"

I cried during this movie. fave movie ever

I adore this movie. I LOVE how the film portrays Will. He is so right about the people he is interacting with in many different ways. He sees through these people constantly. He isn't wrong. There is good reason to be distrusting of these people. And he gets them every time. He is smarter than these therapists. He sees the contradictions in the advice they give him. He sees the ulterior motives and subtle condescending implications of their words. He gets at their own vices and shortcomings sometimes even. He is incredibly wise in his own way.

1:20 that security guard is straight mean muggin' for a hot minute

"yeah sorry about that" - this scene is hilarious, not to mention the pre-law thing

i like how he's so polite to the rough cop bringing him in the room, thank you, nice talking to you. lol.

One of thee absolute best films ever made 👍

Love this show!!

Such a good film, only watched this once and lol boom fell in love

Amazing film, so powerful.

1:15. SOME MANNERS AND RESPECT.

Her accent so beautiful 😍

Thanks for reminding me how he ends up meeting Robin Williams’ character. Don’t have to watch the entire film again now, can just stick to the clips my KZfaq recommended seems to be filled with these days...

I’ve only watched this 6 film times and have seen something new every time! 😂

"I remember you from juvie, how you doing?" LMAO so good

Never realized that their relationship begins and ends with fire. A lot of attention drawn to that match in this scene.

Great film!

Great part of this scene is Will using his only phone call on a possible date. Really shows how alone Will feels. (Outside of chuckie)

You'll have to meet with (chuckles) a therapist.

Haha I literally saw couple comments and stopped watching this clip and starting watching full movie on netflix😂😂💚 .. not finished it yet but got to go to bed

0:37 LOL

This is a smooth move until you remember that the person on the other line will get the “You have a collect call from... 𝘞𝘪𝘭𝘭 𝘏𝘶𝘯𝘵𝘪𝘯𝘨 ...an inmate at the Suffolk Country detention center”

Gotta love that Harmony Korine cameo.

Superb.

That security guard is just pissed right off at Will. You just know Will said something to him that made him go crazy.

Harmony Korrine passin thru

Ah the good ol' days, back when you could smoke in an interrogation room.

Great show I'm surprised there weren't more seasons

Never allow anyone to dictate how you spend your time! You are a slave to no one!

if i am not mistake professor said something about a Lambo. I hope Will gets a Gallardo wearing the Giallo Horus colour instead of the project car he gets at the end.

Great Movie. Discusting Production Company

Most people would do the therapy but not the mathematics.

Such a killer movie!

damn i loved this film

I’m gonna watch the movie again.... lol

Am i the only one who thinks that Lambeau has a chuckle while saying "That you see a therapist"?

My guy harmony !!!

Nice

Love this movie, but there are a few holes. One of them being that if he called Skylar from jail, the operator would have said that it's a call from jail and she would have known where he is.

Here before 1mill

He said yeah what he said

Matt Damon use to really smoke

Sorry guys, I was waiting for him to get tossed. Good job.

0:34 😂😂😂😂😂

"nice talkin to ya!" next second "the fuck do you want"

We not going to talk about the fact that the guy was Harmony Korine.

awesome i accept

Best Part of my day line is brilliant and you are sitting on a winning lottery ticket.

Oh hai Harmony Korine! 0:32

Yes

A genius who can't figure out how to light a match on a matchbox? Hilarious. This film was comic gold.

Minnie Driver. God damn.

Hasn't Minnie Driver got a lovely voice?

Great movie. Lambeau helps change Will's life in so many ways. Will hates him because he views him as an elite, ehich might be true. But Lambeau puts the resources together to help Will get on a better track.

I'm going to jail n you know it.

You can't call people from jail unless it's collect and they accept.

" hey baby you pre law?"

No one ever mention he had matches in Jail lmao 😂

Why does will sound like he is in the mafia?

Should have called the Psychiatrist

haha Harmony Korrine @0:40 thats the filmmaker of Gummo, and writer of Kids (1995)

Of course

Mini Driver sounds like some kind of golf club

"thanks, nice talking to ya" "the fuck you want?"

Back before cigarettes had FSC... The good ol days...