>>7271100 (pb) Goodwill Hunting
>>7271269 (pb) Don't live a life of service. Have sex, incel.
>>7271521 (pb) NSA are the bad guys
>>7271713 (lb) Ditching your booty call is bad.
>>7272123 (lb) Becomes a stand up guy but will be tested.
The doc is no longer dying because he's planning to change his life (to find a new woman). "Ireland" and the statue of liberty ("Freedom") are in the background like he's at a crossroads between his local roots and doing whatever he wants. He's no longer "dying." He's just "am" or is being. He's back to being.
The two older guys clash and this is when nothing makes sense. The background has the word "composers" implying that the two older males are influences in the lives of the young, and this scene is essentially the climax for the battle over Will's soul essentially.
Robin comes off as the good guy even though he's the bad guy and the professor comes off as the bad guy even though he's the good guy for wanting to help Will succeed in life. Accuses the doc of infecting him. Ends with Will coming in, and the professor admits he's wrong by leaving which almost feels passive aggressive like he's reminding Will that he simply walked out on him (even though he ended up getting a job). So Will took from the hand that fed but snubbed him in the end by not wanting the life he helped him achieve. "I was pushed when I was younger." "He's not you!" Doc's argument is that he's too damaged essentially but that's covered up by making it be more about the professor's ego. It's convoluted.
Now it's the "it's not your fault" scene and I have to admit it comes from left field and makes me super uncomfortable. Actually I would be very angry if someone came onto me like that. They joke about the homophobia "only if you grab my ass." Also there's a baseball glove in the middle of the shot which was used (different glove) suggestively in a previous scene as a masturbation tool. So we have some homoerotic undertones and practically baby degree wailing/crying. American flag in the window. Independence achieved! (Degenerately of course.) It's not meant to seem at all like the doc is bringing down Will but that's what's really happening.
Will opts to take his new car for his new job and drive across the country to the needy woman that wants his emotional support while she goes to school. He even joked on their date that he was hoping to get "good night layed." He has no respect for her, a natural reservation to not tell her the truth about himself, an urge to lie, and he's bored with her and wants to go do fun things. "I want you to come to California with me." What the fuck?
The main character is gifted and leaves his roots and support unit to be a foreigner's support unit because he's been led astray by someone else that's damaged.
His friend's (Affleck's) motivations don't make sense. Why wouldn't he want his best friend around to raise their kids together? Why can't he exist with him while at his "fancy" job? The logic isn't there. He even walks to his front door at the end to fulfill his wish to see him gone.... It doesn't make sense. Why would you expect him to be there if you don't see the car you just gave him? It's made to look like Will experienced his "breakthrough" which he already experienced by getting the job and ditching the fuck buddy.
The ending is all fucked up, and it's clear this is meant to lead youth astray, toward emotionally toxic relationships where neither one is doing the right thing for themselves or their community.
Odd 5 pointed symbol on Doc's home door. "Damn, he stole my line." In the Harvard bar, Will gets insulted about how he'll work a dead end job, and he says at least he'll be original. He copies the doc and becomes the thing he hates when he could have had his own original life with his career.
This movie is a total blue colored shit pill.
Damon and Affleck thank their "FRIENDS."
Yeah I wonder who they are.
Movie dedication, to some Beaters. I assume Good Will Hunting expands on their work which I'm assuming was also toxic propaganda for the older generation. I'll take a look into that. Haven't really studied it much.
There's a few songs in the movie that have some extremely chaotic lyrics too which poison up the scenes to twist the reality of them. Angeles by Elliott Smith and ends the credits with Afternoon Delight, making life out to be not important except for sex.
Knowing what I know now about relationships, I was like, "Bravo, Will" for when he broke up with her on the phone.