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This movie, warm, family oriented. Entertaining and puts you in a good mood with the many bubbly emotions of the Characters. And the reality of how life takes its toll on our innocent children when marriage was once supposed to last, just ends. And how if parents could just find the middle ground - when it has broke beyond repair to not brake the kids in process. This is a 'BRILLIANT MOVIE' I have enjoyed its ups and downs and I'm sure others will also! Jessica B.
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My kids & I can watch this again and again! Robin Williams is awesome in this roll. He'll have your family rolling around laughing. Even though the film is about the parents splitting up, and the dad leaving the home, the writers really try to put a fun spin on it, so it's light hearted and you do laugh quite a bit. Robin Williams has his make-up artist brother make him look like an old lady so he can care for his kids incognito, because the wife thinks he's too much of the "fun guy" to actually raise them with responsibility respect and guidance. He actually learns to be a better parent while playing the part. There are so many parts of this film, parents and kids of any situation can relate to in some way. It's fun loving, and heart warming. Touches in on Divorce and really does wrap it up on a happy note! It's worth every penny on eBay! Get yourself one today!Read full review
My kids & I can watch this again and again! Robin Williams is awesome in this roll. He'll have your family rolling around laughing. Even though the film is about the parents splitting up, and the dad leaving the home, the writers really try to put a fun spin on it, so it's light hearted and you do laugh quite a bit. Robin Williams has his make-up artist brother make him look like an old lady so he can care for his kids incognito, because the wife thinks he's too much of the "fun guy" to actually raise them with responsibility respect and guidance. He actually learns to be a better parent while playing the part. There are so many parts of this film, parents and kids of any situation can relate to in some way. It's fun loving, and heart warming. Touches in on Divorce and really does wrap it up on a happy note! It's worth every penny on eBay! Get yourself one today!Read full review
Hilarious? Yes. It's more than just comedy. The meaning behind this farce is that it's all about the children. Children do not want a divorce. Okay, so I opened up a discussion. The (late) Robin Williams portrayed a quirky dad who loved his kids. Most dads do. He conceived a brainy idea to disguise himself to thwart his ex-wife's (Sally Field) desire to remove him from his family. He went to the limit to defend his ruling of the roost, even when another rooster came along (Pierce Brosnan). The story captures the hearts of everyone who has been there (like myself), and favors the underdog. Robin Williams, the quintessential artist (hands down), captures our imagination like a true artist does. Watch it. Watch it often. Appreciate the God given talent of our dearly departed friend. But most of all, understand it points at us who disappoint our children because we need to get divorced. Long live Robin Williams.Read full review
This review is specifically for the 2 disc Behind the seams edition, which includes a second disc that has so many extras with the cast, and make up crew, and early screen tests with Robin Williams dressed as Mrs. Doubtfire. I had no idea that Robin Williams wife (at the time) was the Producer on this. She describes how she envisioned her husband as the perfect person to play Mrs. Doubtfire. Overall, a great modern day family movie, that really is fun to watch again, any time.
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