Dead Poets Society (1989) Trailer #1 | Movieclips Classic Trailers

Check out the official Dead Poets Society (1989) Trailer starring Robin Williams! Let us know what you think in the comments below.

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Starring: Robin Williams, Ethan Hawke, Josh Charles
Directed By: Peter Weir
Synopsis: English teacher John Keating inspires his students to look at poetry with a different perspective of authentic knowledge and feelings

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[asdffdsa]

One of my greatest teachers told me that he became a teacher because of this movie. This movie made him a teacher that won teacher of the year in a school in Texas. This movie changed lives.

[cleobador]

Honestly, one of the best films ever made. Moves you in ways you would never know

[Userrrio]

All of Robin Williams’ movies were masterpieces, but they’re always more bittersweet and meaningful since his passing. I miss him everyday. He was one of the actors i credit in raising me

[jeremyheartriter.]

I don't care what some people say, "Dead Poets Society" is a masterpiece. Inspiring and moving in ways I never expected.

[bunchang]

One of the best scene is when how Mr. Keating motivates Todd to recite a poem in front of the class.. Powerful

[whitesock]

the movie is actually really great－inspiring and angsty in a way you could never imagine. totally recommended. prepare to cry at the end of the movie

[gemimajoseph]

Honestly one of the most underrated movies of the century. I’ve never felt so connected to the characters and the lesson. It’s priceless and timeless.

[madiha]

This movie has given me a part of myself that I didn't know I was missing.

[mukundarora]

" Language was developed for one endeavor and that is to woo women "
- Robin Williams 😎

[heidibarker]

I love how this trailer doesn't punch you in the guts the way the movie does.

[ninam]

I will seize the day and make my life extraordinary. I will sound my barbaric yawp and find my voice. I will look at things in a different way, because I want to live deliberately and I want to live deep and suck out all the marrow of life... Dead poets honour.
Carpe diem, who's in?

[jennygreece]

"Thank you boys! Thank you " the final scene which always brings tears in my eyes ...
The whole film is a masterpiece !!! ❤

[prabhdeep]

Pure masterpiece ...I don't know why these days we don't have movies like these..last scene made me so emotional..💓

[siapaya]

It's like dumbledore's army but muggles

[beyzaboz]

This is my mother’s favorite movie, she watched it when it first came out and years later she showed me this as i was in highschool and it is my favorite as well. A masterpiece through generations

[irenestone]

I am 25 and I saw this movie for the first time today. I can say for sure that is my number one by far! I started to cry one hour before the movie ended and one hour after..a true masterpiece..can't find any words to describe this..sooo many feelings I didn't knew I could feel...Iit was an experience for me.. excellent work..miss these kind of movies in our days..

[princessarriola]

I am 17 years old and I am glad I came across this film. It made me see life in a different perspective. 🥺

[serambo]

Now I saw this masterpiece for the first time, I am also a young teacher and I teach art to children. I know that I am on the same path as all the great teachers who became an inspiration to thousands of students after watching this film. Thank you for everything!!!
CARPE DIEN!!! ❤🕯️💔 The Eternal memory to the great Robin Williams 🇬🇪

[sleepinghoneybee]

my teacher was almost exactly like mr. keating - recited with character, made classes interesting and made us question the system and world we live in
it's so astonishing how, in 0:45, he sounds _exactly_ like my teacher when reciting

i am so grateful for these two, mr. keating and my teacher, for giving me these new perspectives on life

[saffron]

ok but can we just talk about how beautiful Robert Sean Leonard was back in the day??