Robin Williams has passed away at age 63 today. It is very sad. I won't go in to detail about it. I'll just talk about all the good stuff.

I loved Robin Williams. Mrs. Doubtfire was always so funny. I loved the part when he was getting the mask and fat suit. I laughed so much. And the dancing while cleaning part was really funny. That movie had sad parts, but a happy ending because he got to see his kids more.

The Dead Poet's Society was really good too. I watched it when I was a kid and didn't understand it. Although I knew it was sad, I didn't understand why. Robin William's acting was amazing in it. When we watched it again in tenth grade, I understood what happened and why it did. I would have liked him as my teacher. He had the students learn in a way that was different and, in my opinion, better.

Jumanji was another fantastic movie. It was so fun and exciting with everything coming to life from the board game. I think every kid secretly wished to find that game and go on adventures.

Another movie I remember from when I was a kid was Patch Adams. He was always so kooky and cheerful to the kids. I don't remember much from that movie though.

The last movie I will talk about us World's Greatest Dad. It is a very sad movie, and I felt horrible for Robin Williams's character. I can't really discuss what happened in the movie here.

Robin Williams was an amazing actor. I loved so many of his movies, and there are a lot. I didn't discuss every single movie because there are so many. These were just some favorites. One thing about Robin Williams I will definitely remember is his voice. To me, it was a one of a kind voice.

I hope you guys will remember him for positive things too.