Best Robin Williams Movie

[pres2032]

[givemebackmycountry]

1. Moscow on the Hudson

I don't know why, I loved it.
That and "The world according to Garp"
I loved that one too.

[merh]

2. Don't you hate that "other" vote with no explanation!

I voted "Dead Poet Society" - one of my favorite films!

[Wickerman]

3. Garp

[DODI]

4. The World According to Garp for me and then The Fisher King.

[pres2032]

6. haven't seen either of them

will have to check them out.

[meegbear]

5. The Fisher King

[LynneSin]

9. Hello! How can you forget the Fisher King!!

Remove "What Dreams May Come" and "Bicentennial Man" since both of those movies SUCKED SMELLY WIND!!

[ET Awful]

13. I liked What Dreams May Come strictly for the visual effects

They were pretty unique :).

Other than that, it was sappy as hell, but I did like the eye-candy.

[ceile]

17. Second "Fisher King"

[pres2032]

21. changed what dreams may come

keeping bicenntenial man because i thought he was great in that movie.

[bobbobbins]

7. One Hour Photo

[alvis]

12. I was about to put Insomnia

but then you reminded me of One Hour Photo. He was very disturbing in both, but One Hour Photo he was a lot better in. He was very creepy in it, plus it was a good film, recommended.

[jonnyblitz]

14. I second One Hour Photo. nt

[meegbear]

20. Haven't seen it yet ...

wanted to in the theatres. Gotta remember that on the To Rent list.

:hi:

[jonnyblitz]

23. it's a dark one meeg

:scared: :hi:

[Richardo]

15. bobdobbins and I agree: One Hour Photo

...with Insomnia a close second for me.

[pres2032]

16. this is a great movie and he is great in it

but in my opinion, he's been better in other movies. though it is all relative because i think he is a fantastic actor in everything he does.

[Skittles]

37. I rented that last week

amazing how sinister Robin can be

[miss_kitty]

8. Garp

Gar-Ga...

[dubyaD40web]

10. Even though it wasn't a "movie",

Robin Williams: Live on Broadway was great!

[ET Awful]

11. What? No Popeye?

:evilgrin:

[Richardo]

19. I actually liked the first hour of Popeye.

When Swee'Pea gets kidnapped it jumps about 17 sharks.

The last hour sucks like a Electrolux.

[CandyCrim21]

29. Popey. LOL

That takes me back ! LOL

[Bucky]

18. Movie adaptation of "The Right Stuff"

Oh wait. Williams wasn't in that movie. No wonder I liked it.

[LDS Jock]

22. What Dreams May Come

followed by Good Will Hunting

[pres2032]

24. damn it!

i had What Dreams may Come, but just replaced it with Fisher King. guess that proves you can't please everyone! :p

[jonnyblitz]

28. whenever there is a poll my choice is never listed anyway

so i don't expect it. that is what "other" is for. :hi:

[Speck Tater]

25. "Dead Again"

How can you forget this endearing portrayal of a foul-mouthed, psychiatrist who molests his female patients and ends up working in a corner market handing out advice to people seeking their past lives?

OK, it was a bit part in an obscure movie, but he played it well.

[BigMcLargehuge]

26. Insomnia

[CandyCrim21]

27. The BirdCage

I usually don't dislink any of his movies. I thought Dead Poets Society rocked and also Patch Adams. But my all time fav is the bird cage. That movie is a riot!

[donheld]

30. He's done so many good films

it's very hard to pick, but i went with "The Birdcage" because it's gay. OK so i'm biased.

[kskiska]

31. One Hour Photo

Robin was great as Uncle Sy.

[prairierose]

32. Death to Smoochy!!!

I laughed so hard at this movie.

[Osamasux]

33. Damn! Mork has had himself a fine career, hasn't he?

I loved his emotion in Good Will Hunting. So many others rank right up there, though.

[TroubleMan]

34. What.....no votes for Popeye???!!

J/K.

[truebrit71]

35. Insomnia.

Quiet and understated...plays well opposite Hilary Swank (yummy) and Al Pacino...

[Adenoid_Hynkel]

36. can't remember the name-but

the one where he plays a _______ whose wacky, innovative ways earns him the scorn of his superiors at the __________, but in the end, he shows that the power of laughter can bring hope to __________.

I think spome critics declared "Robin Williams is magical in ________!" or something when it came out