"It's The Dash".......
I just watched Robin Williams in probably his last movie released before he died - The Angriest Man In Brooklyn. It was about a man who was diagnosed with a brain aneurysm and was told that he had 90 minutes to live. Robin Williams played that man.
I can't help but believe some of the lines that came out of Robin were what he was really feeling.
The poignant moment that hit me was near the end of the movie when he was playing cards with his son at the hospital when he told his son that the gravestone will say 1951 - 2014. He told his son what really matters - "It's the dash".
Think about that - the dash really represents his/our life. That's what really matters - how we live that life. It's the dash.
Boy - I'm sorry to see him gone. His dash entertained me to no end - and I will miss his dash.
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[font color="navy" face="Verdana"]What you say is reason enough. Another reason is that my kids still laugh at me for refusing to see the movie when it first came out.
If Robin knew, he's probably laugh at me, too, so I guess I'll have to see it soon and show that I'm really a grownup (sort of).
Thanks for the good review. 
