(Some) teachers teach that knowledge waits. . .

Rating: Null/10 (16 October 1999)

but not John Keating. You can have it right now!
My comments here centre on Robin Williams rather than on this film.
We don't see a lot of movies here but I've now had a bit of exposure to Williams: Good Will Hunting, Good Morning, Vietnam and, now, Dead Poets Society.
Williams comes across as something of a minor tragedian in each of them. Is this because he brings his personal tragedy to each role or that he has stumbled into scripts in which tragedy is a part? I'm not sure, but I suspect it may be the former. I must say I find it rather engaging.