oh god I just can't ;-;;;;

I was JUST coming on here to talk about that! D:

I've loved Robin's comedy AND his personality since...since...since I was super little; I can't even remember how little I was when I first saw Jumanji. I've always admired him, especially when I learned how hard of a life he had. His comedy came from his loneliness and pain; he invented characters and personalities in his mind just like I used to do when I was lonely. His brand of humor was so intense and lighthearted. I can't even count how many times I watched both his serious movies and his comedies--he was an incredible artist in so many different ways. I love everything about him and his work. And it...it just...it hit me so hard when I saw the headlines on CNN.

Jumanji...ohhh my gosh, the nostalgia, it hurts.... ;_;

jumanji oh my gosh I remember this I actually haven't thought about it in years omg

The last time I watched it was...like, two or three years ago? But I used to watch it ALL THE TIME when I was little! Have you ever watched Mork & Mindy? I've always thought that show was some of his best comedic work. Along with Mrs. Doubtfire. But, oh my word, that man could do drama SO WELL, too! I know Bicentennial Man was looked down on by a lot of people, but, I really liked it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dTllG2KdPMQ

im nOT OKAY
this was the best part of the movie oh my gosh it's still the best thing ever oh hh h hhh my gosh

also the stampede oh my gosh

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RWwhA2v9UFQ

he was good in dead poets society
sob

I came on KP to see if anyone had said anything about it. It's really saddening. He was a really awesome guy and it's hard to believe that he's gone.

i love that movie so much </3