A superb film

Rating: 10/10 (8 January 2015)

I will admit this first. I was never a huge Robin Williams fan.
But when I was in Year 10 the entire year level watched Dead Poets Society while we were learning about poetry. And and actually felt it wasn't a waste of time.
Later I acknowledged I had watched a truly great film.
With amounts of warmth, humor and drama, this is a film that remains up there as one of the best I have ever seen and that is saying something. Robin Williams, playing Mr. John Keating, shows that he can be a comedian and a superb actor as well, turning from comedic actor to serious actor numerous times.
Favourite part of the film was when Keating calls J. Evans Pritchard PHD's introduction to poetry was excrement and says to the pupils to rip out the entire introduction with the classic line; 'Be gone J. Evans Prichard PHD!'.