This was filmed like 6 months ago at this point LOL! Finally got it up for you guys!

They won an Oscar for writing this movie.

"What Dreams May Come" is such an underrated movie. It's my favorite movie of his, honestly. It's Incredible! I miss Robin so much! Such a unmatchable talent. And a sad and terrible loss. Matt Damon was in a movie " Courage Under Fire" with Meg Ryan, Denzel Washington, Scott Glenn, Lou Diamond Phillips, Sean Astin. It's definitely a must see movie!

Loved yer enthusiasm during this watch, thanks for that. Minnie Driver has been in some other wonderful gems as well... I first caught her in Circle of Friends (with Alan Cumming), Return To Me, and Grosse Pointe Blank, which I hope you watch, even if just on yer own time, it's cool n funny.

Thank you for reacting to this. It was authentic and awesome. You have a beautiful smile and awesome insight. Keep bein you. Take care.

First time here. Really loved your reaction! I watch allot of reactions, yours was totally genuine and so fun to watch. You said before you wished you were great at anything, I don’t know about whatever else you do but it was really great to relive this epic movie through your reaction. Thanks for posting this. Looking forward to checking out your other reactions. Cheers.

Love your reactions, your Orphan Black reactions are what got me hooked. If you want to see the ultimate "heavy but hopeful" Robin Williams movie then you must watch "The Fisher King". Robin WIlliams and Jeff Bridges are at their finest. Very underrated but a true gem.

WHAT DREAMS MAY COME!!! YESSSSSSSSSSS!! Life changer, like this one!

Robin Williams, won an academy award for his performance in this movie

I love your review. It always makes me break down when other people break down to this movie.

I agree with you. I miss Robin Williams. Such a good actor and from what l understand he was a real Sweetheart of a human being in real life. Everyone respected him and loved him. What lost for everyone.

You're going to need another box of tissues for What Dreams May Come. Great movie, especially the filming and colorization.

What the professor should have said to Robin Williams was "Suppose Jonas Salk said to himself that he could cure polio but he preferred to go out drinking every night?"

Cool reaction Kelsea, just saw this friend. very cooL.

When Robin passed away the bench in Boston Public Garden became a huge memorial and to this day is a very popular photo spot. The Garden appears empty during that scene but when word Robin Williams was filming there a crowd of almost 3k showed up. Director Gus Van Zant had problems trying to keep the crowd out of the shot

Another great movie with Al Pacino and Robin Williams is “Insomnia,” way underrated movie…

U should see Robin in , the Bird Cage, Awakenings and Jumanji!

What a brilliant movie definitely in my top ten, I've found great shows and movies you can watch numerous times and this I must have watched five or six times , hope you do dead poets society next.

Anytime you spend the time for a GWH reaction... you wait for it... will it have the impact or will it miss in any direction at all... the Robin Williams' monologue? In this reaction, Kelsea's total silence, then head nod, and finally her "Wow!" made the grade! Even better, Kelsea fully appreciated Matt Damon's monologue, then Ben Aflack's monologue and cried at "It's not your fault." I have a list of 250 movies and my list has the #7 reserved for this most wonderful film classic. I love 'Good Will Hunting,' and I'd say Kelsea does too. I predict Kelsea comes away from DPS with the same appreciation for Robin's performance as she did here.

It’s really one of the most gorgeous films that has ever been made. Everyone was firing on all cylinders! Something everyone should see at least once in their lifetime

Probably the best title to a movie ever!

One of the greatest movies of all time..... and written by a couple of kids.

I’m so glad you DID’NT cry (like everyone else watching this movie) at the scene 🎬 between Will and his girl at the end, when he confessed about being abused by his father. I appreciate it! 😂😂😂 That’s why you’re my fav.

Really wonderful commentary on an amazing film. This one NEVER fails to move me. Love your reaction and I'll subscribe now. I'd also like to recommend the following BRILLIANT films you'll never forget: "PLEASANTVILLE," "STRANGER THAN FICTION," "CHILDREN OF MEN"," "GRAVITY," and "AMELIE." They're all bit different, but they all feature brilliant direction, story telling, special effects, and acting. I promise you'll love them. All the best to you, Kelsea!

Very nice reaction. You have an infectious laugh. :)

Certain men don't need heartfelt goodbyes. It all works through implications. If it's understood that you both care for each other, it's fine for it to remain unspoken. The best man at my wedding and I don't talk for years, then he calls and we pickup like he never left.

Very powerful movie. And a great reaction. Thank you.

"The Martian" is a great MD film.😊

great reaction :)

Probably one of Robin’s best, with DEAD POETS.

Tears every time, this film. Top 3. (you laugh in all the right places, that's a rare talent)

"Do you like apples?" "Yeah." "Well, I got her number. How do you like them apples?" Fun Fact: The lines in the scene when Sean talks about his late wife's farting antics were ad-libbed by Robin Williams. That is why Matt Damon was laughing so hard. If you watch the scene carefully, you can notice the camera shaking a bit, possibly due to the cameraman laughing as well. Five Year Dream Fact: The very first day of the shooting, Matt Damon and Ben Affleck started crying out of happiness, because it was a scene between Robin Williams and Stellan Skarsgård, accomplished actors, doing Damon's and Affleck's scene verbatim, and they had waited so long (five years) for this to happen. MIT Connection Fact: Matt Damon, a former Harvard student, originally intended to make the title character a physics prodigy. He discussed his idea with Sheldon L. Glashow, a Nobel laureate in physics and, at the time, a Harvard professor. Glashow told him that the premise did not ring true to him: he suggested that the main character be a math prodigy instead. He referred Damon to his brother-in-law, Daniel Kleitman, a professor of mathematics at MIT, who provided advice on the story. Both Glashow and Kleitman are thanked in the credits.

I know this was posted a while ago, but I just found it, and if you want to see an amazing Robin Williams performance then you need to watch The World According to Garp.

I loved your reaction and this movie is so good and relatable (minus the genius part).

Robin Williams at his best

You might know her (Minnie Driver) from the TV show Speechless.

We are all supersmart, if we find someone who asks the right questions.

That wake up snoring is really apnea. I dealt with it for decades until I went to a sleep lab.

A fun movie with Robin Williams was Jumanji. You'll like it I'm sure

Patch Adams is great! Robin was perfect for the role in the true story of Dr Adams.❤❤

Great fucking film 💯! I really enjoyed your reaction 🌹🌚! Good Will Hunting is a .01%film in it's category!

If you've not seen it, you should add Good Morning Vietnam to the watch list.

Ironically, ironical is only an ironic word.

SO thankful that the KZfaq algorithm gods decided to put this reaction in my feed. This was by far, my all-time favorite reaction to this film. You've got such a cool and authentic vibe, thoughtful commentary, and a totally infectious laugh. I INSTANTLY subscribed! Keep up the great work! Your channel deserves to be huge! Ps. If you get a chance, I'd love to see you react to The Martian. It's my second favorite Matt Damon film (after Good Will Hunting).✌

Hook is another great flick

Have you seen "The Martian"? Sooo good!

Catastrophizing is the word even if it does sound weird!

Great Boston flick, I've always liked it cause in Boston..U know Morgan is Casey Affleck..All Boston boyz

Matt and Ben so young and cute 😍 well Casey Affleck too! Robin was really special 🥺 Great movie, great reaction!

Hope you see this. Good react.

The scene where Williams talks about his wife and her little idiosyncrasies was ad-libbed.

“I wish I was naturally smart at something. Anything!” 😮😮😮😮 Are you serious?!? I’ve seen all your videos. You went from recording a video, and posting it online without any editing experience, to doing some of the best edited reaction videos on KZfaq!!! But it’s not about the editing, is it?? I think if you put your mind to it, you’d be Successful at A LOT OF THINGS, Kelsea. You should give yourself A HELL OF A LOT MORE CREDIT. I’ve heard you speak so Eloquently on a lot of different topics. YOU ARE SMART. BELIEVE THAT. 😊

I cried when we learn Sean missed the big game. His Guy card should be revoked. Will you watch The Prince Of Tides? Its similar to this without the sadness of missing the big game for some woman.

"Cousins" ...the best romcom ever. And Isabella Rossellini never looked better

Have you seen Robyn Williams in "Awakenings"?

Yes will is scared but he doesn’t want to ruin her life when he doesn’t even have a grasp on his own yet. How he approached it was childish because of his past traumas it comes off as an angry child projecting his anger, BUT not jumping into a relationship where he moves to a whole other state and starting a life before he’s emotionally and mentally ready is actually quite mature.

I'm guessing, then, that you've seen AWAKENINGS (1990) Robin Williams, Robert De Niro If not, then you're missing one of his best films ever. And i hope you'll watch it as a reaction. PS please find a way to lose that filter and perhaps enlarge the viewing screen. Thanks.

Please watch Saving Private Ryan

I have to say, he doesn't take what he has for granted in my humble opinion. The dude reads crazy amounts of books, including psychology books (including his therapists book), classics, organic chemistry, etc. Going out of your way to consume all that stuff from public libraries nonetheless (because you know he isn't buying those books) is the opposite of wasting his mind or taking it for granted. He is nurturing it in some regards. Also, in the scene where Sean asks Will the rhetorical question of what he wants to do? If he already knows he doesn't know what he wants, what the hell is the point of of him goading him like that? It's really hard to find a passion in life, even when you're not a genius, so I personally disagree with Sean's take in this scene. He seems to act more like his MIT professor buddy in this scene.

“Men are shameless. If you’re not thinking with your wiener, then you’re acting on its behalf.” As a man, I’m horribly offended!!! Because it’s kinda true?? 😡

It's weird...when I saw it back when it came out, and every time since, the 12 brothers fib wasn't something that stuck out as anything but what it was, but most female reactors seem to get concerned about it. Not a judgement or anything, but just something I've noticed watching a bunch of recent reactions.

Damon doesnt get credit enough for making Will unlikeable at points and very defensive. It comes off onscreen.as being a jerk until the end when you see the depths of his abuse and by then it might be too late. You understand though and i hope fhe damage had not been done. It is tough to rewatch some of those scenes because you wanna yell about his abuse to other people. But Damon and Affleck kept the script focused on how good other people were and how thick-skinned Will was. But i think they dropped the ball on the professor. He's not a therapist and wants to help Will like we do: as long as he doesnt act like jerk. Which means he is more the proxi for the audience than Robin, who deals with him professionally. It is his job to understand or try to. In which scenario is the professor more selfish: 1. He keeps exploring how deep Will's abilities go, sorta secretly, until Sean says he is released, which means the professor gets the credit maybe for their work so Will is kinda protected and cushioned from scrutiny, like from the press. OR 2. Seeing that Will is already at a level he cannot comprehend so he acts like the rest of us and yells ASSHOLE at Will for being a dick abiut not wanting to help the world be a better place and preferring to get drunk every night rather than for example curing cancer or something. Because Will's brain is GENERAL GENIUS like he showed with history in that bar. What is the better scenario for the professor? And Will's friends protect him because he doesnt ask them to. They know his story and the abuse and they know he doesnt use that for sympathy. His friends have families but his family is them and they know it so they treat him like family. Complex movie that doesnt always make it easy on us.

Oh ya.... finally a movie written by men. And not spun into some stupid political correctness. All women should watch this movie. It truly is an insight into how men think and feel. Now let's look at the money when a good movie is made: The film received positive reviews from critics and grossed over $225 million during its theatrical run against a $10 million budget. Now let's take a hard look at the movie; "Joker". Joker was a monumental success, both on the critical and commercial front. Apart from bagging a masterpiece tag, the film made $1.07 billion at the global box office, as per Box Office Mojo. Made at a cost of $55 million, the thriller yield some crazy profits for all those involved.Aug 14, 2020 And it was not released in China. And it's still hit those numbers. If you build it right, they will come. The numbers don't lie.

catastrophizing. 😂

25:30 don’t say you’re not smart. You’re smart at video editing, commenting, posting here. 30:15 not sure “catastophizing” is a word. maybe ‘hyperbolizing’? Kelsea I need to Amazon you Kleenex instead of the toilet paper you using.

I m New in Your channel and your are so beautiful an cute girl to Wanna have as friends to want to eing out sorry english

you skip too much important stuff. and the professors arent barred from sleeping with students by law, its just you shouldnt do it..but they are all of legal age..its only creepy to you new generations. This will creep you out: when I was 17 and senior in high school, I was sleeping with a 34 year-old married woman and the pride of my class. lol