Robin Williams - Comments

I am so sadden by his suicide as well, he touched my life, whenever I was battling my own demons, I would watch one of his movies and immediately feel better. I wish he was filled with so much joy instead of so much sorrow.

My tattoo I got in honor of The Rev has double the meaning now considering Robin always using the words Seize The Day as well in movies like Dead Poets Society, even though I never watched it.

I agree with @ stallion duck. we keep losing all of the best and brightest people and the world is just leaving us with the scum that drags this world down. Robin Williams was a truly talented man and for him to leave us in such a suffering way just sucks horsecock, I can't believe that someone as happy-go-lucky as Robin Williams was battling such sadness. But he lives through the wonderful movies that he left behind, Mrs, Doubtfire will always be one of my favorite movies by him, he was one of the few people that sparked my imagination and I send out my condolences to his family

I agree with @ stallion duck. we keep losing all of the best and brightest people and the world is just leaving us with the scum that drags this world down. Robin Williams was a truly talented man and for him to leave us in such a suffering way just sucks horsecock, I can't believe that someone as happy-go-lucky as Robin Williams was battling such sadness. But he lives through the wonderful movies that he left behind, Mrs, Doubtfire will always be one of my favorite movies by him, he was one of the few people that sparked my imagination and I send out my condolences to his family

I'm still not over The Rev's death. He's 100% the reason behind my username. Seems like we keep losing people.

@ Angel of Vengeance

Robim's death only reminds me of how we lost The Rev way too soon. I didn't want to believe it either. Robin impacted my life just as much as The Rev did. He will be missed dearly just as much as we all still miss The Rev.

@ louis tomlinson.
He was always one of those guys that just seemed immortal. He only got better with age. The thought of him not being around anymore was impossible. It was a harsh slap in the face. Reality hits you like that. I hope so too

I was locked out of my house, so I sat on my front steps and started scrolling through Twitter while I waited. And at first I only saw one or two tweets on my timeline and I didn't think much of it, just that it was a sick joke. But then I saw more and more and more and just . . . wow. I feel like I've been punched in the stomach. To know that someone who made so many people happy was so sad inside is just heartbreaking. I hope he's in a better place now.

@ Indigo Umbrella
Exactly. Cause how many times have we heard about the deaths of our favorite celebrities, and how many times have they turned out to be not true? But to say it was suicide, I really wanted to strangle this faceless stranger. Not him, y'know? Not Robin. He's played a significant role in my life since I was a tot. I've always had a deep love for him. He brought our favorites. I don't know how I'm gonna be able to stomach the latest Night at the Museum. I might actually cry then.

@ Lee Hi;
We're all gonna miss him. My mom mentioned it could have been money problems, but I doubted that because he's been in some pretty big name movies and I'm sure he was still getting royalties for it. But then she brought up his struggle with addiction and I couldn't deny that. Robin himself said he was still struggling with it. He was just out of rehab to "fine tune his sobriety". I just. I hate to think of him going through all of that and feeling absolutely alone. It really fucking gets to me. He shared a role as being my favorite right next to Jim Carrey. I don't know what we're gonna do without him. Comedies won't be the same. He was a kick-ass human being too. We're all really gonna miss him.

I saw it on the news when my friend and I were leaving Zumba. She actually saw it first and stopped me and we both just looked at the screen in shock. I really couldn't believe it when I saw the headline. I was like no, he's not dead.

It just kind of made me think back to all the wonderful movies that he was in such as Mrs. Doubtfire, Aladdin, Jumanji and August Rush, and I just can't believe that a man who was such an amazing actor and comedy man is now gone from this world. I'm really going to miss him.

I had the same reaction when I saw it on Facebook. I was actually angry that someone would go out of their way to lie about him. But then I finally clicked the link and my heart broke. I think it's safe to say he was very much loved by many many people. And I have not seen a single person so far who was not touched by this man in some way. He's been part of our lives since (some of us) were born, and the world is a far grimmer place without him. :(