Dead Poets Society
Drama • PG • 1989 • 2 hr 9 min
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Good movie that inspires you to think freely and for yourself not for others.
My favourite movie of all time. I forced my family and friends to all watch it so now I can talk about it with them.
Really really good. Hits different after we lost Robin Williams.. it’s very sad but a good watch nonetheless
Forever relatable coming of age film about breaking the expectations put on young people and free thinker
So incredibly sad and an all time classic
Irresistible and inspirational, with an incredible Robin Williams performance to boot, this is a must watch for any young person.
It's full range, interesting, cultured. What's not to love
This is such a great movie. I love Robin Williams and the whole feel of the movie.
I think this movie made me a better person. Really. No irony. So so so far from irony. It really helped me when i was 19 to get life a bit
Really good, enjoyed the message the movie sent and how it explored these topics. Carpe Diem!
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