Good Will Hunting
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Peter and Andrew tackle the beloved 1997 drama Good Will Hunting, exploring how Matt Damon and Ben Affleck's Oscar-winning screenplay creates a surprisingly grounded story about genius, friendship, and finding your path. They analyze the film's lived-in authenticity, Robin Williams' powerful performance, and how the movie balances intimate character moments with bigger emotional beats. In their remake scenarios, they face an interesting challenge: How do you adapt a story that's already pretty small-scale? Could it work as a Disney family film? What would a no-budget version look like? The hosts also share what they've been watching lately, including Rocky Horror Picture Show and Chad Powers, while referencing Tootsie, Hidden Figures, Top Gun: Maverick, The Bourne Identity, Alias, The Americans, Ordinary People, Searching for Bobby Fischer, and Mythic Quest in their discussion. Topics covered: "Write what you know" advice for screenwriters, Boston authenticity, the therapist-patient relationship in film, and why some small stories have huge emotional impact.