Haven't seen it in a while, but I love it.

Oh, but if you wanna see Robin as a truly scary villain there are actually two pretty good flicks: Insomnia and One Hour Photo.

Haven’t watched it in years, but it’s one of my favorite dark comedies. Edward Norton, Robin Williams, Danny DeVito, and John Stewart, what’s not to love?

It’s a rocket ship!

This movie is funny AF.

I'm going on safari motherfucker! SAFARI!

I thoroughly enjoyed that movie and how different it felt to other films at the time. Some good, dark, zaniness

I remember news stories when the movie came out; parents were taking their kids to the movie because they didn't understand what it was about. I thought the R rating would have been enough.

Randomly thought about this movie last night and started humming "friends come in all sizes". It's a classic in my opinion.

One of my favorites. I feel it’s under appreciated.

If you thought Robin Williams’s character was supposed to be the villain I fear you have missed the point of the movie greatly.

The villain of the movie is mental illness and interpersonal relationships. They give you a hint right at the beginning when Smoochy is playing at a Methadone clinic.

Ha this movie used to be a cult classic back when there were movie stores still around.

Robin ‘Rainbow Fucking Randolph’ Williams kills it as usual

I remember renting this from a Blockbuster around the time it came out. It was this great twisted take on the Barney era

I have a family member who did security on that film. He met Robin, and developed a very short friendship with him. (apparently they had coffee together on set a few times, which means that Robin would have had to go out of his way, as either he went on break with security or hung out while family was on duty)

Dating myself here, but saw this in theaters when it released. Brilliant. One of Robin Williams' best performances imho.

Of course I remember it. They wouldn't stop showing trailers on TV!

Never seen it, though. I'm not a fan of Robin Williams.

Had it on VHS, I thought it was good but I was a little too young to appreciate it properly I think.

My stepfather, who I adored, was an instant huge fan of Death to Smoochy after it came out on home video and would often sing the line "Stepdad's Not Mean He's Just Adjusting"

Such a bizarre dark comedy. Only saw it once when I was like 12, and it completely seared itself into my brain.

LOVE the movie! The website for the movie was ridiculous back in the day

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Crazy timining, I just watched this last night. Directed by Danny Devito, it's a fun movie and Robin Williams destroys as always.

I love this movie

Yes, it was pretty popular when it was on home video.

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One of my favs!

Great movie!

Criminally underrated! Like my favorite comedy! I quote it everytime someone asks me if I'm okay.

"I'm kind of fucked up in general so it's hard to tell."

😂 😂 😂

I'd heard of it, but only ever as a joke. Sometimes, someone online will see a purple rhino and make a Death to Smoochy joke.

I haven't seen it in full, but I do remember it creating a bit of controversy with the cookie dongs and kids. Some critics didn't find it funny at all.

I have a family member who did security on that film. He met Robin, and developed a very short friendship with him. (apparently they had coffee together on set a few times, which means that Robin would have had to go out of his way, as either he went on break with security or hung out while family was on duty)