Good Will Hunting: Difference between revisions

* [[Single-Issue Psychology]]: Will (who has successfully fended off helpful and unhelpful psychotherapy throughout the movie) turns a corner (and successfully changes his outlook on relationships) at the end of the film by exchanging graphic memories with Sean about their respective abusive childhoods, then crying as Sean repeatedly tells him, "It's not your fault." It was cited by some critics as the one thing in the movie that seems like it was written by people as young as Matt Damon and Ben Affleck were at the time.

* [[Southies]]

* [[Therapy Is for the Weak]]: Will's attitude at the beginning of his court-mandated therapy sessions.

* [[Throw It In]]: Maguire's final line, "Son of a bitch...he stole my line," was ad-libbed by Robin Williams, and was kept as the second-last shot of the film.