Every time I see it, I love it more

Rating: Null/10 (24 April 2001)

I remember watching this when it first came out on video. My uncle said he wasn't sure if I should watch it due to the excessive amount of bad language. But my Mom told him it was alright (my fav. movie is Pulp Fiction, I think I cand handle this). So I watched it and loved it.
A couple months later Blockbuster had it on sale for two dollars, so I bought it. I watched it again and loved it even more than the first time. So it seems everytime I watch it I love it more than the last time.
For one, the acting. Matt Dillon and Ben Affleck were very good and seemed very comfortable with the roles they were in. Robin Williams deserved his Oscar, it is always nice to see him doing something heartfelt, showing that he is a true actor, not just a clown. Minnie Driver was very good also. All of the roles seemed well written. The writing of the film is perfection. It allows us tp feel sorry for someone who could seem very unforgiving for all the pain he brings people. Also, it allows us to see both sides of the story. I sympathized with Will, I think if he didn't want to "Explain things to people my whole life" then that is what he wants and should be aloud to do what he wants. I also understood where the professor was coming from, he just didn't want to see Will throw his life away.
It is a very good film and I recomend it to all. 9.5/10