Anyone watching a Robin Williams movie this week?

[_Sanctorian]

I'm thinking about What Dreams May Come. Never saw it.

[_Some Schmo]

I'm thinking about What Dreams May Come. Never saw it.

Great cinematography in that movie, but the story was a bit lame, I thought.

Good Morning Vietnam! Now that's a great movie.

[_Everybody Wang Chung]

His best two movies are "Insomnia" and "The World According to Garp."

"Patch Adams" has to be one of the worst movies ever made.

[_Some Schmo]

His best two movies are "Insomnia" and "The World According to Garp."

You thought those were better than Mrs. Doubtfire, Good Will Hunting and Dead Poet's Society?

[_Everybody Wang Chung]

His best two movies are "Insomnia" and "The World According to Garp."

You thought those were better than Mrs. Doubtfire, Good Will Hunting and Dead Poet's Society?

I liked all of those movies, but for some reason "Insomnia" and "Garp" left me with some pretty powerful impressions. Especially, "Garp." I'm still haunted to this day by a couple of scenes from that movie.

[_Sanctorian]

I liked all of those movies, but for some reason "Insomnia" and "Garp" left me with some pretty powerful impressions. Especially, "Garp." I'm still haunted to this day by a couple of scenes from that movie.

I never heard of Garp. I'll put that on my to watch list.

[_ajax18]

Nobody mentioned "Hook." I can't say I liked Robin Williams as Peter Pan. I thought, "Awakenings," had some important truths in it.

[_Quasimodo]

I liked a lot of his movies. Who could have played a better Popeye (or a better Olive Oyl than Shelley Duvall)?

I think if I had to choose one to rewatch it would be "The Fisher King".

[_Gunnar]

I liked a lot of his movies. Who could have played a better Popeye (or a better Olive Oyl than Shelley Duvall)?

I think if I had to choose one to rewatch it would be "The Fisher King".

Right on! Neither can I imagine better choices to be cast in those two roles!

[_sock puppet]

His best two movies are "Insomnia" and "The World According to Garp."

You thought those were better than Mrs. Doubtfire, Good Will Hunting and Dead Poet's Society?

I liked all of those movies, but for some reason "Insomnia" and "Garp" left me with some pretty powerful impressions. Especially, "Garp." I'm still haunted to this day by a couple of scenes from that movie.

My trio of Williams' movies were: Insomnia, Dead Poet's Society and The Best of Times (with Kurt Russell).