There’s nothing harder than hearing where you’ve gone wrong when it’s too late to fix it.

@lianaherlina9041

5 жыл бұрын

This cant be more accurate

@josephhernandez1885

4 жыл бұрын

100% true.

@bridgettebianchi9315

4 жыл бұрын

This is why communication is the key to having a marriage that will not break, I believe imho.

@thecowboy9698

4 жыл бұрын

Yes, it is. I've just gone through that. Par for the course, I guess.

@StealthMode3924

3 жыл бұрын

He also needed to hear all of that to get closure, and see where he’d gone wrong in the marriage without realizing it.

'You never..' he almost blew his cover

@islanders1329fan

2 жыл бұрын

Oh yeah! Dodged a huge bullet on that one. He was lucky on that one

@RonaldMcreepy

2 жыл бұрын

I feel like he was gonna say "you never told me."

@Brand-pn5yz

Жыл бұрын

He accidently said it in his own voice. They said its ok as long it fits the scene

I love this scene. It would’ve been easy to make her the villain of the movie, but she’s absolutely justified in her frustration with him.

@carlyedwards1422

3 жыл бұрын

Yes and no. They were polar opposites...he lacked discipline and she had way too much. Like when she said "the house would be a wreck and I'd have to clean it up" no you don't my house is often "a wreck" I've given up trying to make it look nice with an infant and a toddler in the house. She could have loosened up and he could have buckled down

@cHeStEr5434

3 жыл бұрын

@@carlyedwards1422 Well to be fair, the main reason for Miranda being very strict was because Daniel was too loose. There was no balance. No room for fun on her part. But with "Mrs Doubtfire" and Stu in the picture and creating more stability in the household, she was able to relax and be a more fun-loving parent - as exemplified during the pool and dinner scenes.

@waypay1

2 жыл бұрын

@@carlyedwards1422 Giving up isn't the way to go though either. If there's no compromise and one person is doing all the work, there's resentment. Being the only adult in the relationship gets old real fast.

@13thvarebel16

2 жыл бұрын

I feel like she had some issues too, which she did kind of alude to in this scene. She was probably well-grounded before, and comfortable with herself at that. She fell for Daniel because he represented excitement and change, and while that might be a fun fling to have, it's not something one should build a life-long marriage on. I think she married him knowing who he was, but thought she could "turn him off" when it suited her or change him permanently at a certain point. Every marriage will require some work from both parties sooner or later, but choosing your partner wisely goes a long way too.

@Seriona1

Жыл бұрын

@@13thvarebel16 That also works both ways though. Daniel could of been loose because she was so strict. Both parents are at fault for basically the same reasons, they had no self control.

Seems like lack of communication is what killed their marriage

@chuchulainn9275

3 жыл бұрын

Indeed. Lack of communication often is the cause or at least an exacerbation.

@shanfarco1574

3 жыл бұрын

And the saddest - and most realistic part of this movie - is that people are only ever willing to listen to each other AFTER they break up with each other. Its messed up how they only really appreciate you when they lose you.

@sanchitamandal8098

3 жыл бұрын

It's always does.

@thecowboy9698

3 жыл бұрын

Without communication, there is no relationship. Without respect, there is no love. Without trust, there's no reason to continue.

@sophie2946

2 жыл бұрын

@cowboy you’re 100% right!

"His idea of fore play was "Effy , Brace yourself LMAO" "

@JP-ks7ey

3 жыл бұрын

well, i can imagine that when your older with all the ache's and pains you have at that age lol

As a kid growing up in the 90's when divorce was becoming so common but mis-understood, I think this film made divorce a presentable and best option for some families. It was the first time I heard of parents divorcing as better for the family, instead of it being a selfish act. I also liked that they didn't magically fall back in love at the end, and they made it work with their new family dynamic.

@moneylover318

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly that's what I think is a good thing about this movie even though one person is seen as irresponsible. the person who wanted to divorce she felt like she was becoming a bad person by being with him And she didn't wanna be a bad person around her children. And by divorcing they were both able to look into each other's own personal faults and becoming better people even if they don't get back together

@csiguy08

2 жыл бұрын

Fun fact: the original script had them getting remarried, but the producers decided to change it because they didn’t want to give kids with divorced parents false hope

@thereisa

2 жыл бұрын

@@csiguy08 Interesting! I'm glad they realized that may be a fantasy that could cause problems and kept it more realistic.

@Kruppt808

2 жыл бұрын

@@moneylover318 very well said.

@crystalclimenhage7159

Жыл бұрын

I think she didnt have a good reason to divorce

I liked this scene because Miranda talks about why she fell in love with Daniel and we hear a little about their marriage over the years.

@josephhernandez1885

6 жыл бұрын

jasonhylnd001 and he finds the reason why she was bitter to him due to his erratic behavior

@sarinabelcore16

5 жыл бұрын

ya it looked like he didn't kno anything n almost cried at the end

@jeffreygranger6913

5 жыл бұрын

@@sarinabelcore16 Sometimes you ask questions and the answers aren't what you think they are. Daniel FINALLY listens to Miranda.

@ladyfire44

3 жыл бұрын

He realized that he had hurt Miranda in the end. Daniel didn't expect to hear how much she struggled juggling between her successful interior design business, being a strict parent to the children and dealing with his immaturity. He realized he should've helped her out better than being a prick in accusing her of ruining fun days with the children.

@jasonhylnd001

3 жыл бұрын

@@ladyfire44 Miranda was cold-hearted, no matter what, nothing justifies her taking the children from him.

"Daniel never liked to talk about anything serious" "But then i was serious enough for everybody" I never been married but FELT those two lines in my SOUL. To want to be taken seriously when talking about your worries, goals, anything, just to be ignored or have your issues turned into some comedy routine, its a special kind of psychological torture. Soon enough you either see yourself turn into a walking joke, or a monster when asking for at least a bit more of respect.

@knucklehoagies

10 ай бұрын

I used to date someone like that years ago too.... It's not that I don't know how to let loose once in awhile but personality-wise, I tend to be the more serious one who likes to focus on getting down to business. My ex-partner was more of the fun-loving type who gets easily bored by "seriousness." Needless to say, we fought all the time all the way up to when we finally broke up. Sometimes people just simply are not compatible, no matter how hard you may try to understand each other. Everyone has their own way of looking at things. It's important to learn and take positives out of those who are different from us but when you feel you have to completely change your values in order to be happy in a relationship, that's where you know it's time to call it quits.

It's quite a sad scene. Daniel finally learns just why his wife divorced him; it wasn't just him, it was also her. He was irresponsible, and she was becoming someone she didn't like. If it continued, it would hurt him and the children, and she didn't want that.

@rogergarrison4271

4 жыл бұрын

She was becoming someone she didn't like BECAUSE he was irresponsible. I imagine having the entire household on your shoulders could change anyone

@thecowboy9698

4 жыл бұрын

@@rogergarrison4271 - Sometimes when someone is upset with you, instead of looking at their words actions, take an inventory of your own and see what you may have said or done to cause their feelings toward you. That requires honest examination, and being willing to hurt your precious ego to get to the truth. And if you find that it is you, you need to take steps to correct it, which first requires adjusting your thinking, as if you don't adjust your thinking, nothing will ever change.

@user-do2ev2hr7h

3 жыл бұрын

It ties in to his monologue at the end when he explains to the girl who wrote into the show that sometimes parents can be better when they're not together.

@alvexok5523

3 жыл бұрын

@@user-do2ev2hr7h very true. These two parts of the film really do connect in that sense

@alvexok5523

3 жыл бұрын

I think it's good how Miranda in this scene owns up to her overreactive behavior that we see at several points in the movie (particularly her reaction to the petting zoo and her reaction later in the restaurant to finding out Mrs Doubtfire is Daniel). This way, we see how Miranda is not just some miserable harridan, which is what a lesser type of movie would try to make her be. And she really has some understandable reasons for getting so upset, Daniel on a whim walked off jobs for silly little reasons (such as a cartoon character smoking) while knowing that he has a family to support, and didn't see what was wrong which bringing farm animals into the house (and behind her back). It did take her til the end of the film for her to see that Daniel really had their kids' best interest at heart and how much they loved him, but the off the wall irresponsible things Daniel did would understandably upset most reasonable wives

This is why conversation and honesty is so important in marriage. When you hide feelings, it just builds up and eventually explodes negatively.

“Winston’s idea of foreplay was Effy, brace yourself!” 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

@BethGoth15

Жыл бұрын

I always think that's so cute!!! 😂

@jesusnthedaisychain

Жыл бұрын

Grade-A man right there.

I like this scene a lot. It took Daniel dressed up as Mrs. Doubtfire to finally listen to Miranda in the way she needed to be heard. It also makes the deleted scene later not match the journey so much.

@598superchris

7 жыл бұрын

outinsider Ikr

@jessicaabbott10

4 жыл бұрын

More like Miranda wouldn’t open up to Danny til he was disguised as a woman.

@shanfarco1574

3 жыл бұрын

@@jessicaabbott10 she clearly said she wanted to talk to him but he didn't do serious talk

@Sisyphus27

3 жыл бұрын

How doesn't the deleted scene match the journey so much? In that deleted scene, Miranda expresses how she feels that Daniel, under the guise of Mrs. Doubtfire, took advantage of her by encouraging her to talk openly about their marriage.

@outinsider

3 жыл бұрын

@@Sisyphus27 When I wrote that comment three years ago, I felt that it took Daniel dressing as Mrs. Doubtfire to listen to Miranda for the first time. My thoughts evolved, and I can see after the reveal how Miranda felt betrayed. In the deleted scene, Daniel could have apologized to her, but it was still about his feelings and not listening to her. It took the kids to shame them both for them to reconsider their own behaviors.

I like how he listens to her instead of making her out to be the bad guy

@Joe_Parmesan

7 ай бұрын

I'm also glad that the movie removed scenes where Daniel turned his anger toward the neighbor, as if she was the one that ruined his marriage

@thf3038

3 ай бұрын

@@Joe_Parmesan indeed. In the deleted scenes Daniel is very unlikeable

Daniel never liked to talk about anything serious. He could be anything, except being serious. - That hit home with Daniel underneath that latex mask. Great scene.

All things considered, I think that Daniel & Miranda both parented from opposite extreme ends, and the divorce helped them both to find the happy medium between having fun and being responsible with the children.

@munimathbypeterfelton6251

3 жыл бұрын

That’s very true. When the two members of a married couple are of polar opposite personalities, qualities, behavioral traits, and other characteristics, eventually it catches up with them and their marriage starts to sink.

@munimathbypeterfelton6251

3 жыл бұрын

Opposites attract-just not for very long.

@moneylover318

2 жыл бұрын

@@munimathbypeterfelton6251 Honestly I think opposites can attract as long as both parties are responsible people one wasn't

The moment when Daniel finds out the truth of how Miranda became bitter with him

This was a well written scene. It showed what happens when you fail to communicate proactively. Since she never had the faith that Daniel could be serious, no discussions about her frustration ever occurred unless she blew up in the moment. Perhaps if he knew it bothered her to become so angry, and she had told him she wanted to be a better mom, things would’ve gone differently.

@jordanloux3883

5 ай бұрын

Maybe not. You see in the beginning where she and him are talking about how he did the party without permission and that turned into a whole other fight.

@finster1968

5 ай бұрын

@@jordanloux3883 - Yeah but she was already in severe anger mode because the house looked like a zoo and was upside down. The time to have a sincere discussion is when things are calm.

See, I like this scene. Miranda is originally portrayed as a "villain", as she demands a divorce, and does not want Daniel to see the children, preferring to hire a stranger to look after them than him, their own father. But in this scene, she reveals that marriage to him was so unbearable, that she cried herself to sleep at night. He couldn't keep a job, which meant she was constantly under pressure to make ends meet, which meant she never got to see the kids, and every time she tried to talk about the problems in the marriage, he refused to listen as he didn't like taking anything seriously. She also admits it takes two to wreck a marriage, as she was becoming a horrible, angry person and she divorced Daniel, not for herself, but for their children, as she could see the effect it was having on them.

@Tgogators

2 жыл бұрын

That's what's magical about the narrative of this movie, there are no bad guys.

@philbecker4676

2 жыл бұрын

You know you just basically transcribed the dialogue, right? Autism much?

@philtomkinson7956

Жыл бұрын

You're right but not letting him see the kids is still pretty shitty, it's not as if he was abusive

@IDCSarcasticSam

Жыл бұрын

She's not a villain. I mean who breaks a custody order to see his kids?

@adamgarrick3778

Жыл бұрын

@alantupadre Hollywood has had a habit over the last few decades of portraying fathers as second class citizens. Notice how she says MY kids.

He looks like he's about to cry

@Disney65Fan

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah his got sadness in his eyes.

@bridgettebianchi9315

4 жыл бұрын

He is trying not to.

@StealthMode3924

3 жыл бұрын

He realized how much he’d hurt his life partner without realizing it.

@LegionIvory

2 жыл бұрын

He realized he fucked up. lol

@lianecornils8733

2 жыл бұрын

I hope so

2:14 is one of a few moments in the film where Daniel's real voice slips out. Things like this never let us forget that it's Daniel under there and they help make Mrs. Doubtfire as beloved as it is. It's a testament to the talents of Robin Williams. May he rest in peace.

@JamesSmith-jq6om

2 жыл бұрын

His voice was still pitched up when he said that but still in enough of it's normal timbre to recognize it as his,and it makes you wonder how Miranda didn't notice. And can you imagine if he had gotten caught right there? It was pretty ugly when he did get found out at the restaurant but I can only imagine how ugly it might have been if he had slipped and caused himself to be revealed right there, with it being right there in the house while he was violating a court order as himself, it would have been extremely awkward and uncomfortable and plus Miranda would have probably flipped and called the police and had him arrested on the spot.

@JamesSmith-jq6om

Жыл бұрын

He nearly slipped up on a few other occasions too. When he met Mrs. Sellner unexpectedly at his apartment and he says "Mrs. Sellner!", the first word is actually spoken in his normal voice. Then later on when him and Stu and the family are at the pool when he audibly scoffs at Stu for calling him a loser,as Daniel himself,and Stu's friend looks at him suspiciously and then Daniel says "What are you looking at??"in his real voice,you would think that would be some sort of hint to him that this is a guy in disguise and it's probably Daniel because of the way he's reacting to what Stu just said,and that he would say something to Stu or even to the family about what he heard.

This is such a realistic film, but entertaining and fun. They don’t even get back together which also makes it realistic. They find a middle ground where both them and the kids are happy. Very inspiring.

I gotta love Robin Willams as Mrs Doubtfire. I swear you'd think he was really this woman. The make up was brilliant and the British accent.

@natashakershaw5581

7 жыл бұрын

I still don't understand why she says it's English instead of Scottish, though.

@Disney65Fan

6 жыл бұрын

True cause he does sound very Scottish.

@andyw.8893

5 жыл бұрын

Scottish? I always thought the Yorkshire accent.

@CoRLex-jh5vx

4 жыл бұрын

@@andyw.8893 nah

@danielwilliamson6180

3 жыл бұрын

Robin Williams gave a Oscar worthy performance.

“He sounds like an absolute stud dear” 😂😂😂

@Disney65Fan

5 жыл бұрын

Oh wait it's me 😂😂

@detectivefowler4135

4 жыл бұрын

"He was probably a casanova compared to ol winston" lol

2:15 he was so caught up in the emotions of the conversation he nearly slipped up voice wise

@islanders1329fan

2 жыл бұрын

I wonder how Miranda didn’t catch that. Must’ve gotten so caught up with thinking this whole time this is a real woman she can openly critique her ex husband and was so comfortable about it

When you watch this film as a kid, you side with Daniel/Mrs. Doubtfire, but when you become an adult, you see where Miranda was coming from...

@Joe_Parmesan

7 ай бұрын

And, it's a good thing the deleted scenes were kept out, since we'd probably cheer Daniel acting out revenge on his neighbor. It wasn't her fault that his marriage was in shambles.

How did both of them not get Oscar nominations for this film, this scene alone even.

at 1:46 that part gets me, you see Daniel's eyes.. that all the truth he is hearing from her....he is taking in...listening..hearing her...and her side ..then has to mask the feelings while wearing his mask.. its so sad and brutal for him to take.....i always cry

@josephhernandez1885

Жыл бұрын

Because he is beginning to realize why she was so bitter to him. He starts to see and understand. That was why that one scene he begged Miranda a chance

When Miranda finds out at the end of the film, shouting “THE WHOLE TIME!” I think she is reflecting purely on this scene where she let her barriers down to Daniel and told him exactly how she felt all those years.

Crying my eyes out almost 4 years later!!! ROBIN WE

Sally field has never gotten the credit she deserves.

@eldorado96

6 жыл бұрын

MIKEY MELANIN KING Yeah, but we like her. We REALLY like her! ;-)

@richfictionfighter

5 жыл бұрын

MIKEY MELANIN KING She's a two-time Oscar winner and triple Emmy winner

@josephhernandez1885

4 жыл бұрын

I know she won some awards but this one she should have won one for this role

@MVR326

3 жыл бұрын

She won 2 Oscars and at least 2 Emmys ! Critics love her... sure she's gotten very well deserved credit

@LegionIvory

3 жыл бұрын

She did, just before our time. She's been in the industry for well over 50 years.

Robin Williams is so great here because it's one of the only times we remember that he's actually in the body suit.

The irony is that Daniel grew up and did become responsible. She decided she wanted someone more like herself in the end.

@janedoll3237

3 жыл бұрын

I think it’s because the damage had already been done, unfortunately. Second chances aren’t guaranteed in life.

@moneylover318

2 жыл бұрын

@@janedoll3237 I never got the feeling that she was looking for someone like herself in the end. By the looks of it I feel like she does want someone who's responsible, but also in a way where she could learn to relax more and be more fun

@huaxiong1990

Жыл бұрын

@@moneylover318 Exactly. Had Daniel been the "man" he was as Mrs. Doubtfire, and found that balance between fun and responsibility, Miranda too wouldn't have been so stressed out and bitter, and would learn to loosen up again.

@moneylover318

Жыл бұрын

@Hua Xiong By the looks of Pierce Brosnan in this movie he didn't like kids but he grew to love them and it looks like he does know how to balance responsibility with fun considering he played in the pool with them.

Wonderful dialogue. This is just one of the many things that elevate this above most other family movies.

Daniel finally realized why she divorced him

Awwwww Daniel 😥 @2:14 he breaks out of character nearly ooh. She's so upset. I mean he is you can see through those eyes..

That face at 1:04 😢so adorable.. and just makes me feel sorry for him.

What's sad is that he said "really" that wasn't acting it was real.

The fact she couldn’t recognize the man she was married to for 14 years sitting right in front of her makes you realize just how much they drifted apart.

@princessmarlena1359

Жыл бұрын

God, yes…

@SallGinnyArt

9 ай бұрын

Lol 🤣

@AluminumOxide

6 ай бұрын

Or how much their character corroded

Watching it right now on Disney +. One of my favourite movies of all time ever since I was a kid.

@Joe_Parmesan

4 жыл бұрын

At the time, I felt a strong connection to the movie, beyond Daniel dressing up as Mrs Doubtfire, but I never knew why exactly. This movie has great depth and moments like this, without a lot of extra to take away from the story

@Disney65Fan

4 жыл бұрын

@@Joe_Parmesan What I love about it is that it doesn't sugar coat on divorce and it ends with a will they,won't they set up between Miranda and Daniel.

I hated Miranda as a kid, but as an adult I understand her completely. She made the right decision in filing for divorce, just not when it came to the kids.

@geoffwilliams4478

Жыл бұрын

I could see her perspective even as a kid because a few years after my parents divorced, our lives improved tremendously. It wasn't perfect, no thanks to my own moms' life choices previously, but life was a hell of a lot better than when we were with him.

I'm sure hearing how "okay" he was in the bedroom wasn't exactly an uplifter either.

@pennwoman

Жыл бұрын

Right!

Look at how much he conveys from under the appliances on his face, using his eyes and mouth.

Robin Williams was a master class in acting it was almost like he felt whatever Daniel was feeling.

The fact that more people rooted for Daniel throughout the entire movie shows just how easily the audience view things from a similar child-like perspective. We like the comical and entertaining character and therefore we dress his flaws up differently. Hes 'fun', 'different' and 'sweet' whilst shes the 'cold', 'bossy' and 'stuck up' one for not having fun and for being the one asking for the divorce. Yet the irony is if we were in her shoes its a very different story, we would be relating to her completely. Must be annoying being married to a guy who just wants to be fun and never serious, never wants to grow up and always comes off looking like the good guy even though he doesn't bring as much to the table as she does. So yes there were definitely no bad characters in this movie, just many people with flaws. But its laughable how some of the male viewers view her as a demon for 'taking his kids away' whilst neglecting to see just how flawed he was.

@598superchris

3 жыл бұрын

My mom ALWAYS viewed her like that but my dad and I always sided with her.

@Joe_Parmesan

3 жыл бұрын

On a similar note, I bet a lot of people who despise their neighbor would've been pissed if their own neighbors brought in zoo animals and blasted incredibly loud music, all likely without any type of warning (I doubt Daniel told her what was about to happen)

@rogergarrison4271

2 жыл бұрын

Dude I'm floored about how many grown adults think she was in the wrong. I mean, yeah, she looked like a villain to me as a kid but as I grew up I began to see her side. I can't wrap my head around how any grown adult can see it as her fault

@huaxiong1990

Жыл бұрын

The keeping the kids away part was a spiteful move (even if she would rectify it later), but I definitely see her side in the argument here. I would imagine having to work a day job and being away from the kids, and then having to clean up after your partner's messes regularly, all while they're just goofing off and refusing to "support" you/be the other adult in parenting would take its toll on anyone. There's a reason women decades ago had to rely on barbiturates (called "mother's little helper") to keep themselves mentally stable. As for why people today side with him and make her to be a demon: blame today's cancerous culture wars for that, between the redpill (or blackpill if they're incels) types and feminists.

@whosthisguy7333

Жыл бұрын

@@huaxiong1990 I don't think she ever wanted to keep the kids away from him, but she also wanted a situation where they could come home from school, get their homework done and have a good dinner and I don't think Daniel at the beginning of the movie could have provided that. Keep in mind that the situation was supposed to be temporary and Daniel had three months to secure a stable job and residence and the issue would be revisited. And at the end of the movie... well, at that point he had crafted a false identity to deceive and gaslight her and the kids for months and nearly murdered her new boyfriend out of actual spite. I can't blame her for initially wanting him gone at that point.

If they never divorced, Daniel would’ve never improved himself but at least in this scene he finally hears out Miranda

The funny thing is that she had said the same thing at the beginning, but it literally "hit different" for Daniel when he shifted into a (somewhat) third person perspective and became less defensive. While stuff like this is a very "early marriage" problem, the film should be mandatory viewing for all who plan to enter marriage.

@hineraable

11 ай бұрын

I agree, everyone who's planning to get married should watch it and actually pay attention with doing so. Too many people acting like children with their spouses out there.

Danny (not Robin Williams) almost breaks character at 2:13

@outtaherephils

6 жыл бұрын

The emotion of the conversation got to him. He was finally listening to Miranda for the first time in forever, but it had to be torturous for him to not be able to respond as himself

@danielwilliamson6180

6 жыл бұрын

He almost did at 2:14.

@MofoMagnificent

4 жыл бұрын

It sounded as if he was gonna says something like "Well you never said anything to me."

@alvexok5523

3 жыл бұрын

I've wondered why Miranda didn't get suspicious of Mrs Doubtfire during scenes such as when "she" tells Miranda "never again" once the father of the children is out of the picture, when Miranda asked when she ever had desires to be with another man again.

@cleverhardy5230

3 жыл бұрын

@@alvexok5523 Miranda probably assumed Doubtfire was Christian/Catholic. She was supposed to be from Scotland, after all.

At this point it becomes apparent that if they did the couples or family therapy like he suggested then chances are this would come out and none of this ever would’ve happened...

@andyw.8893

5 жыл бұрын

I think she just realised she didn’t really love him but held on for as long as possible for the kids’ sakes.

@Stephie_L

3 жыл бұрын

I don't think it would have worked without him being Mrs. Doubtfire. Both would have been too guarded and bitter to really listen. Ironically, the only way for them to truly be honest and hear each other was through this lie. It's also sad that Miranda only saw the best in Daniel when he was someone else because had he been as supportive and responsible earlier on they could have worked things out. But sometimes you need to be pushed to grow and Daniel needed Mrs. Doubtfire to do that. It's a much deeper film than most realise.

@hothotheat3000

3 жыл бұрын

Nope. He was so emotionally immature that he would’ve laughed at the idea of therapy. Like she said, she attempted to talk to him and he didn’t take her seriously. Everything was a joke to him. He didn’t think anything was wrong until she pulled the plug and asked for the divorce.

@LegionIvory

2 жыл бұрын

Nah, couple's therapy can't fix self-love. Like Miranda said, she's a better person when she's not with him.

@moneylover318

2 жыл бұрын

@@LegionIvory She also learned that there doesn't have to be one kind of person serious or fun you can have both in 1 person

My god, this movie is so good.

2:13 he nearly blown his own cover.

Daniel almost broke through at least 3 times

He actually wanted to get therapy but she said it was too late. She was finished with the marriage, which everyone can relate too

I think the moral of this scene here, when your with somebody, the only way to make it work is you have to do your part to make it work.

@shanfarco1574

3 жыл бұрын

exactly don't get too comfortable to the point where you take advantage. happened in my parents marriage, happened in mine. my husband reached the point where he screamed at me over minor things and was nicer to everyone else except me. so we broke up. he was still bitter. he caused too much hurt to the point where I asked for a divorce. and only when there was no going back and I decided to leave him for good, NOW he wanted to make a change. now he was willing to be better smh.

@thecowboy9698

3 жыл бұрын

@@shanfarco1574 - I think the key is to work on yourself BEFORE trying to get involved with anyone. The habits and stuff you have now are the ones you'll bring into any relationship you enter into. Granted we all do that, and we're all a work in progress. Every one of us! But, I think what ends up happening is that many people enter into a relationship, and then they falsely assume that that will fix everything about them, and then become complacent about continuing to work on themselves, and then become bitter toward the other person when things start not working out like they hoped.

Sally & Robin were phenominal in this film. they acted as tho they were a real divorced couple. still think they should have won an award for their performances. or could it b cuz they have both been divorced n kno how it goes. the yelling is just like how u would hear an unhappy couple sound

This is when Daniel realizes that he he always took Miranda for granted at the beginning of the movie it was all her fault in his eyes. He didn't know what he was doing wrong

0:29 as a kid I never knew that they were talking about adult activities 😅

Their marriage was doomed to fail before it even began. Neither Daniel or Miranda were practical about their long term relationship.

when u do a class presentation and your crush is staring at you...

As a kid this kind of talk would fly over your heard but now.. Hits a lot differently

@LegionIvory

2 жыл бұрын

Don't it? I respect Miranda so much more now as an adult. I get it now.

@moneylover318

2 жыл бұрын

@@LegionIvory I really feel like even if we're adults we're not noticing some interesting things with her as well. Like for example we think that's she's still gonna be the same serious person that she was before but with her being with Pierces character She is finally able to balance out fun and responsibility

I think he was finally ready to hear what she had to say exactly because she ended their marriage.

Miranda saying why she fell for Daniel coincides with Daniel’s “corporate clones you used to despise!” Thing.

@moneylover318

2 жыл бұрын

It honestly feels like she learned something from her marriage it's OK with her being with someone who is serious but not someone who's only serious all the time

@bcrunch4232

Жыл бұрын

Yep.

You never hear why he loved her. Maybe that’s part of it.

@knucklehoagies

2 жыл бұрын

She mentioned how romantic, passionate, and spontaneous he was. She initially fell in love with that but she basically said it got old after awhile.

When Miranda says she didn’t like who she was when she was with Daniel since she would turn into a horrible person and she didn’t want her kids to grow-up with a mother like that, it shows how parents don’t want their kids growing-up with an angry parent. Besides, it’s important that you like who you are.

Aunt May talking to her ex husband the Genie about their life together

“Effie.. brace yourself!”

I think he got the name Winston from Winston Churchill

Robin did allot in 2:49! It was funny and sad…. I have to go watch this now. Haven’t seen it since I was a kid. Didn’t care for it because my parents were divorcing. I might enjoy it now.

Has anyone noticed the change in tone when Daniel said “well u never “ with Daniel’s voice. Then turned into Mrs Doubtfire’s character

@Joe_Parmesan

2 жыл бұрын

same with the "really?" at 1:02. That was all Daniel right there, with that cheeky smile

A lot of the stuff she's saying should've been self explanatory without her having to tell him. If he spent 14 years quitting jobs for bullshit reasons, having fun with the kids and making messes how could he not know it was wearing on her even without her telling him?

@joetamburello6292

3 жыл бұрын

To be fair she was at fault too

@rogergarrison4271

3 жыл бұрын

@@joetamburello6292 not in my view. At least not near as much as Daniel. She seemed to be doing the best she could with what she had (a lazy immature manchild of a husband). Almosy every negative quality you can state about her (nagging, working all the time) was a reaction to his bullshit

@joetamburello6292

3 жыл бұрын

@@rogergarrison4271 completely disagree

@rogergarrison4271

3 жыл бұрын

@@joetamburello6292 ok? You gonna give me some meat with those potatoes? Why do you disagree?

@joetamburello6292

3 жыл бұрын

@@rogergarrison4271 relax 😂. Like I said both we at fault. She didn’t communicate well at all. Plus when the divorce happened she did everything in her power to push Daniel out of their lives and even admitted it at the end. Thankfully she did the right thing at the end

I like this scene because you understand why mirranda was the way she was. Growing up I thought she was a bitch, but as an adult I understand her completely

Lol trying to figure out how he was in bed😂

Daniel is realizing why she divorced him

@josephhernandez1885

4 жыл бұрын

And why she was bitter with him

@dity9442

4 жыл бұрын

It's a shame she didn't have that conversation with Daniel while still married. Then again, it's next to impossible to have a serious talk with someone so immature.

@jaclynschilt4699

4 жыл бұрын

@@dity9442 No kidding. At the birthday party he was dancing on the table and acted like nothing was wrong

i know it’s a sad scene but god it’s asmr😢

I think the ending to this This movie is brilliant not the original ending that they were going to do but the ending that they stuck with is As when hes taking the kids to spend time with them and Mrs. Doubtfire is reading a letter from a little girl talking about divorce and so beautifully crafted and put together it's

It must have been a shock for Daniel to listen to Miranda, sadly he was too late to be considerate that he was not helping the marriage but adding so must stress to Miranda. Because of this, Miranda eventually resented Daniel and he could at least understand where Miranda was coming from. The sad thing to consider is the what if’s, such as what if Daniel at least made the same effort he put into being Mrs. Doubtfire as Daniel the husband and father, it would have saved the family a lot of pain.

I have a feeling Mrs. doubt fire is realising where he went wrong.

I think the more Daniel became mrs Doughtfire the more responsible he came to be which shows at the end of the film.

man the asmr in this scene...

2:44 Truth hurts doesn't it.

It was at that moment he realized he f’d up

This acting is amazing

This is the one of the bittersweet movies where divorces are a natural thing. Not everyone has a happy ending but some turn better from where they were. Just like any job. You may feel sad or angry when leaving but something better comes along.

I love this scene. Many of us would love a glimpse of what someone thinks of us, and Daniel gets that chance here. Unfortunately, the truth is usually a very hard thing to swallow. Doubly hard for him because he has no choice but to just listen rather than argue or deflect. He truly didn't understand Miranda's side of things and how much he'd let her down until this moment. Rough.

2019.Ay q va...lloro todavia.

2:13 Mrs doubtfire nearly slipped up with the voice. Wow. Only noticed it now.

@knucklehoagies

Жыл бұрын

Daniel was so into what Miranda was saying that he nearly slipped out of character for a second but caught himself. Pretty good acting. The ability to play a character playing a character in a scene where your first character almost slips out of the second one.

I see a lot of the same problems in my parents marriage.

It sucks going through divorce, especially hearing your ex wife telling you straight to your face what was wrong with the marriage, I cry every time I see Robins face wanting to cry but he can’t cause he knew if he did, he wouldn’t see his kids, and divorce is such a horrible thing, cause it might be a relief for the wife, but it’s painful for the ex husband, and even more painful for the kids.

@geoffwilliams4478

Жыл бұрын

There are men who leave their wives for the same reason. It's even worse if the ex-wife's a vengeful wench.

To quote Fantastic Mr Fox: “I love you too, but I shouldn’t have married you.”

You understand her a lot better after this scene, but isn't Miranda's logic all over the place? She loved Daniel because he was different, but then got tired of the games and never sat him down to tell him how unhappy she was? That's really unfair to both of them, but that would crush Daniel because he was just being himself not knowing there was anything wrong with that.

@gokartbuyer

6 жыл бұрын

Kids change EVERYTHING, it's hard raising kids when your husband matches their level of maturity. She probably still loves those qualities about him but there's a time and a place for that.

@leovillalobos6982

6 жыл бұрын

It was him always causing a wreck around the house and her cleaning it up after coming home from work instead of spending time with their kids is what made her realize the marriage made her unhappy.

@frenchieseverine4514

6 жыл бұрын

Right! I think that Daniel was a very good father but a kid ,he loved games and playing and doing voices.That's not a default but he was a kid like his children,he has the same level of maturity. And miranda loved these sides at beginning maybe but she should have liked a more mature man through the years and daniel and her evolved differently. He stayed a kid and she became an accomplished woman.That's life! There's nothing wrong with Daniel but i think he's not the man for MIranda.

@frenchieseverine4514

6 жыл бұрын

Right in part.Daniel is a very nice dude and excellent father but he is quite irresponsible at the beginning,causing wreck whereas Miranda works hard and she has to do all the cleaning.That's not funny for a woman but i think that their personality is very different too and they took opposite ways..That sometimes happens!

@cammy85

6 жыл бұрын

The movie showed the best example of Daniel's irresponsibility as a parent. Yes, he's done this before, but you'd think as a father even he wouldn't allow Chris to have a birthday party after a bad report card and especially after Miranda said no. I wonder how Daniel's childhood went? Maybe he's just trying to make up for what he never had, but never considering why things are the way they are.

2:14: Well ya never said anything to me, he came so close lol

Ce film un monument je l’ai particulièrement aimé.tout y est réuni sentiments actions familles humour 👍🥰😅

I guess Daniel realized the end of their marriage would've been inevitable. In a weird way, I think he made peace with it here and realized she saved them both a lot of pain, and especially the children.

He was quite fond of the drink it was the drink that killed him how awful he was an alcoholic

@eoindarkside

3 жыл бұрын

How tragic he was an alcoholic. No he was hit by Guinness truck 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

+BaoTran there's a special message to me from Miranda (Sally Field).

Mrs Doubt fire The Best

Had she communicated with him honestly and dispassionately like she is here, she probably could have saved her marriage and inspired Daniel into being the husband and father she wanted. He’s clearly capable of it, all he needed was someone to encourage him.

@geoffwilliams4478

Жыл бұрын

While I agree, it's seen from the beginning that he always made a joke when she was trying to be serious. Granted, the room temperature (figuratively speaking) needed to cool down, especially after the party, but even I would have been completely blown after a hard day's work and my wife trashed the place. And I'm a slob, myself.

@Doc-Holliday1851

Жыл бұрын

@@geoffwilliams4478 oh yeah. There’s definitely problems on both sides.

Ugh this scene is so incredibly sad. He just never realized how hard a time Miranda was having. I truly believe that had she tried harder to tell him how it was for her from the get go that he would have changed - just as he had as Mrs. Doubtfire.

@huaxiong1990

Жыл бұрын

Thing is, as she says in this scene, he was never wanting to talk to her about serious things. She never had anyone to talk to, really. He only began to change himself after she wanted space from him. Learned the hard way so to speak.

Maybe as Mrs. Doubtfire, she could’ve tried to convince Miranda to maybe give Daniel another chance, saying that maybe he had a rough childhood and a bad father as a kid, making him want to be the dad who’d always go out of his way. Wouldn’t that work?

@1:24 did he drop the mrs.doubtfire voice thats happened twice in this movie where you hear robin as Daniel almost let his guard down and end up hearing a mrs.doubtfire/Daniel hybrid voice

@Joe_Parmesan

7 ай бұрын

Same thing happened a bit earlier too when he excitedly asked "really?" @ 1:02

@pringlebatch

3 ай бұрын

Happens for a split-second too when Mrs Selner surprises him outside his building

How do they not recognize him.

@princessmarlena1359

Жыл бұрын

People tend to see what they expect to see…