Dead poets Scociety

Rating: 10/10 (21 November 2019)

Dead Poets Society is a film that is intended to inspire, provoke thought, and bring a combination of humor and drama to the audience while pushing a non-conformist ideology at the core of the story. it tells the story of an English teacher who inspires his students through his teaching of poetry.
Robin Williams gives one of his most convincing and restrained film performances to date by effectively muting his compulsion to jump from one shtick to another and playing a single character instead of his usual compilation of personalities. While his screen time is actually quite limited, he does a credible job at making the viewer believe that he is the unconventional teacher who motivates the students to actually think for themselves rather than have their knowledge, beliefs, and personal philosophies spoon-fed to them via textbooks and professorial rhetoric. One of Williams' most endearing personality traits, overwhelming compassion, is found in this character beneath the anarchistic persona that is Robin Williams the entertainer.
The Dead Poets Society is an exquisite episode with a wonderful cast and an attractive and persuasive story from beginning to end. The movie was run by Robin Williams who was nominated for Oscar. The Dead Poets Association is one of the rare movies that tell the story with a wonderful script. This is the most exciting movie by director Peter Weil, which uses a simple element to tell an unforgettable story. The direction of the weir is incredible, and he communicates something truly unique here.
Like most movies, after all, we did not see many dead poets. We announced that various discs of the Dead Poets Society have a glimpse of the material, never finished the final editing of the movie. In other scenes, it is difficult to decide to delete it with Weir. For example, when discovering Neil 's body, the first plan was to block suicide accumulation and outcomes through a happy and instant meeting of the Death Poets' Association.