“Oh, my dear Katie. You know, some parents, when they're angry, they get along much better when they don't live together. They don't fight all the time, and they can become better people, and much better mummies and daddies for you. And sometimes they get back together. And sometimes they don't, dear. And if they don't, don't blame yourself. Just because they don't love each other anymore, doesn't mean that they don't love you. There are all sorts of different families, Katie. Some families have one mommy, some families have one daddy, or two families. And some children live with their uncle or aunt. Some live with their grandparents, and some children live with foster parents. And some live in separate homes, in separate neighborhoods, in different areas of the country - and they may not see each other for days, or weeks, months... or even years at a time. But if there's love, dear... those are the ties that bind, and you'll have a family in your heart, forever. All my love to you poppet, you're going to be alright... bye bye.” I don’t think there is a monologue in any film that hits me the same way this one does, because it is the perfect answer to any child who is dealing with the issues of divorcing parents, split households or alternative guardians. It’s a beautiful speech to give them hope.

Honestly, she doesn’t know her husband is a voice actor ? lol

As a kid, you see the judge as an unreasonable jerk. As an adult, and probably someone in law, you start to realize that if you had to read all of what Daniel has done, you'd probably suggest psychological testing and treatment too. Like imagine if you replace Daniel with Jame Gumb (Buffalo Bill), and made him a dad who's stalking his wife and trying to dress as a woman to see his kids, despite having a restraining order on him. YOU'D PROBABLY GIVE A SIMILAR VERDICT.

1:10 - 1:20 I don't know why, but I feel like you can interpret that line in two ways: 1. Chris blaming himself for being born, since he feels like if his parents had little to no kids (At a different time or NEVER at all.), they'd somehow be a happy couple. But kids don't get to decide that, their parents do, therefore they shouldn't hurt themselves over their parents' failures. 2. Chris was referring to the party. As he knew he was grounded but feels like he's to blame, since he could've tried talking his dad out of throwing a party. But Daniel's a grown adult, and therefore he's got a responsibility of learning when "No means NO.", and should know better than to be going behind Miranda's back. I've known many young people like Chris who feel like they're to blame for their parent's behavior, who say that they should have done something. But the truth is, they're just kids, and it's the parents who are responsible.

Even with all the good Marvel movies and cinematic improvements with visuals and effects, this will always, always be, mt favorite film of all time.

Her accent was muddled

My parents are divorced too, have been for 20 years. I just rewatched this movie for the first time in years, and I gotta admit, Mrs. Doubtfire’s speech about different families still hits me like a punch to the gut, even as an adult. Because even after all these years, I still want my family back

This movie helped me a lot growing as a kid. Ever Robin Williams passed away I’ve gotten choked up at the end

“I’m not a Muslim”😂😂😂

It's amazing how much of an impact this movie still has with me. There are countless movies with actors who have CGI perfected physiques, eye popping visual effects and adequate acting. This movie is a great story about pain, loss, immaturity, growth and acceptance of differences. Not every story has the perfect happy ending. Few do in life. I was nine years old when I saw this and am in my early 40s now. I still feel like I have growing up to do. I've asked my 80 year old mother if she feels like she's grown up and she laughed and said no. Life is about growing and changing up to the last second, and to this day this film reminds me of that.

he isnt the stepfather, just miranda's boyfriend

ROBBIN is a nut just all the way HILARIOUS 😂 😂 NATUAL PURE TALENT GREAT GUY THE BEST ACTUALLY ❤

Stu ordered 4 ice teas and they were 5 in the pool. Who didn't want ice tea?

Best Climax scene I have ever seen 💖💖💖. We miss Sir Robin Williams 🙏🙏🙏

1:41 Does it pop back in or is it legit broken?! And if so, how much to repair it?

I thought the ending was awful. An upbeat movie then the farewell scene it kind of ended in low note. I felt sad actually after watching.

If the cake was improvised, then how was the scene supposed to play out???

What are you looking at 😂

"You have his eyes." "Ohhh only if he fills out a donor card." 😂

Was there a main reason Miranda ❤ felt bad for getting so mad 😡 at Daniel 😔 just wondering

Extremely sad 😢 scene 😔

Why would he tell her about English Tea?

Where is it at?

And I always crack up when he throws a lime at his head after he called him a loser hahahaha

Probably cause he was drunk and didnt fully realize how potentially dangerous it was

I still don't know why later on he tried to murder stuart by putting cayenne pepper on his jambalaya at the restaraunt even though he heard stuart say he was allergic to it

I die when he uses his man's voice even though dressed as woman 😂😂

When he hit the boy with his purse😂 0:02

It does make you wonder how someone like Miranda ever got together with Daniel. They can't be more different.

Thanks for the time warden i liked that line😂

Becoming Mrs. Doubtfire was a brilliant way to hustle that money. Especially from his ex-wife. LOL every week to the bank!!!!

OK YALL KNOW WHAT? THAT IS TOO PERFECT GENIUS RIGHT HERE!! THIS GUY COULD EASILY ESCAPE THE AUTHORITIES AND THROW ANYBODY OFF. THERE WILL NEVER BE ANOTHER ROBIN WILLIAMS. NEVER. MAY HE REST IN ETERNAL PEACE.

Facts like the The genie aladdin

It's a more realistic ending, in which two people are broken apart by their own personal flaws and realize that getting back together would be a major mistake. Yet offers assurance to the children most affected by divorce in that family comes in all shapes and sizes so long as there is still love for them from both parties.

My dad cussed all the time when I was a kid. I never actually repeated any of it.

The judge reminds me of that old chairman of the committee in bicentennial man also starring Robin Williams and also directed by Chris Columbus and that chairman denies Robin his rights on being a human when in fact he’s a robot. And says nothing more like this judge does in this film.

Even when he said it wasn’t his fault, Chris still feels like it😢😢.

Oh I think my sister has gone to bed already is all Daniel had to say

At 3:13 is the Christie Brinkley???

What does the judge mean Daniel's behavior is potentially harmful? How is it harmful?

Miranda"no more supervised visits, no more court liasons" So from now on Miranda, no more cutting Daniel's hours to see the kids? You going to be nicer to him? Also get some counseling for yourself?

4:18

4:40 “Never again”😂😂

Robbie had a very sexy voice, which is quite unusual for a comedian. I loved him, such a genius

Honestly: I'm glad that they went with this ending. To me while it ends with an uplifting tone, there is still room for the audience to make up their own mind as to what happened down the road for Daniel, Miranda and the kids: did Daniel and Miranda make amends and get back together or, after much soul searching and another long talk, realize it was best for them to remain apart but be on good terms with each other.

Cannonball at 0:45.

As a child I didn’t understand what “by the looks of you that water is so cold” meant. As an adult I burst out laughing when he wrapped it waist with the towel to hide his shrivellage 😂😂😂

Back off asshole beat it broke my back the bastard it's so hilarious.

He gets attracted to that girl and forgets his in that suit haha

Was there a main reason Miranda felt so much pressure ❤