A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood

Cassie shared a tip "Not what I had anticipated, less about Fred and more about the impact he made and still makes. Inspiring and a beautifully shot film ❤️"

anita_skop shared a tip "This movie is intense and moving and Tom Hanks captures Fred Rogers without creating a caricature. It touched your heart in a way that is very powerful! Do not miss it!"

mco shared a tip "This movie released in a time I didn't need it and as such wasn't sure when I would feel like watching it. Today was the right moment. Beyond just the story of a budding friendship, the vignettes of applying Mr. Rogers' unique perspective of life was like getting a small lesson of being human in the most compassionate way. I really loved this movie, and I really loved growing up with Mr. Rogers."

tvandmoviefanatic shared a tip "Finally watched this movie! I’m glad I didnt get a chance to see this at the movies because this movie wasn’t really about Mr. Rogers, it was about a journalist who interviewed Mr. Rogers! 😒 I’m mad lol"

debbie_grillo shared a tip "I watched this movie yesterday and haven't been able to stop thinking about it. It has given me a fresh perspective on life and love."

natetheworld shared a tip "Looking at the life of Mister Rogers (Tom Hanks) from afar, I understand the cynicism. In a world that seems so cruel, the idea of someone so kind, caring, and loving must have seemed like an elaborate hoax. When Lloyd Vogel (Matthew Rhys) was assigned to write a short article about the famous children’s show host, he approached the story with the same level of cynicism many of us would have felt. Over the course of numerous conversations and interactions, Vogel discovered the truth. Luckily for us, he shared that truth with the world in a brilliantly written Esquire article which serves as the basis for this film. For his part, Hanks is the pure embodiment of Mister Rogers. I cannot vividly imagine another actor attempting this role. His approach is one of deep caring and love personified. This love becomes apparent over the course of several genuine conversations. Vogel approaches with a wish to be done with the story as soon as possible, but Rogers being who Rogers was, takes an interest in Vogel. He is fascinated by his family and the demons of his past he is battling. As the article becomes about Vogel instead of Rogers, we learn the persona of Mister Rogers is not a character. This man is the truth, on and off-screen. One of those demons Vogel is wrestling is his estranged father who has mysteriously reappeared. We quickly learn the earth-shattering reason why. When we do, this becomes not a movie about a TV show host. Instead, it becomes a story about forgiveness. In Mister Rogers, we see the best of ourselves. Thanks to this film, we learn mirroring such a person is not impossible."

dezjaron_dorsey shared a tip "This was a great film based of a true story. The nostalgic feel of watching a Mr. Rogers episode was really entertaining and inspiring."

tamera66 shared a tip "I didn't watch Me. Rodgers growing up and thought him to be a little strange. After watching the movie, I learned about him and gained respect for him."

colt_patterson shared a tip "tom hanks proves he still has it , i was suprised to see that the movie was more about fred’s impact on others lives than his i promise you will cry"

chase_cochran shared a tip "I went with the expectation of seeing a standard biopic in which a reporter asks Mr. Rogers a question, and then we flash back to different moments of his life. That is not even remotely close to what this movie is. It is about a cynical journalist encountering Fred Rogers' sincere optimism, and becoming better for it. A much more emotional and thoughtful film than I expected."