The film is remembered for its eccentric dialogue, often revolving around the professor’s social awkwardness:
: Despite its age, the CGI used for the flying Model-T and the Flubber substance itself is often noted for holding up surprisingly well. subtitle Flubber
"I love you with every cell, with every atom. I love you on a subatomic level". The film is remembered for its eccentric dialogue,
: The antagonist, Wilson Croft, is frequently cited as a refreshingly blunt "cardboard cutout" villain who openly admits to being petty and corrupt, which some find more entertaining than a complex motive. Notable Quotes : The antagonist, Wilson Croft, is frequently cited
: Many reviewers, including those from Film Music Central , argue that the film’s success rests entirely on Williams' performance. He manages to balance the "funny guy" and "serious guy" archetypes effectively, making a potentially mediocre script enjoyable.