The journey's just as important as the destination.

Rating: 10/10 (31 October 1998)

Yes, the end of GWH is a storybook ending, yet I'd wager that there are few who wanted it to end differently. But that's not what I thought the movie was pushing to. The middle part is the best stuff of the movie. The little moments, the sandwich welfare, the world series game, the piano part, Will's self-defense in the courtroom, the list goes on and on. These moments in the film is what makes it great. These are the moments that allow the audience to glimpse what goes on in these character's minds. Although there's no dialogue when Chuckie goes to Will's house near the end of the film, everyone knows what is going through his mind. The ending isn't the most important part; the fact that he got there and how he did it is the point of the show.