Patch Adams
Comedy • PG-13 • 1998 • 1 hr 55 min
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Great film. Well told story with well developed characters
hilarious! I love the energy and emotion Robin Williams brings to this film! just a really good story
Full of heart and soul. Will make you cry
This movie is worth every second it has, such a lovely message, a shame he's gone rest in peace
Based on a true story, even though the real patch Adams didn't like the film I enjoyed it regardless of some historical inaccuracies.
I miss Robin everyday. This movie meant a lot to him because of the kids. Thank you for everything you gave.
Such an inspiring, beautiful work of art. Can’t believe I waited over 20 years to watch it!
This movie was a great gem of a drama from Robin Williams playing dual roles as a happy go lucky doctor to be with a mental illness.
Classic Robin Williams. This movie makes you want to be a better person.
I don’t know why I like this movie Robin Williams is just hysterical and it is a great movie
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