I was surprised as to how emotionally and psychologically intense this movie was. Great movie!

good

I'm glad the film was not a doc-style film but instead a compelling story how Lloyd was impacted by Mr. Rogers. Lloyd was a perfect cynical character for how all us adults (me included) who never saw Mr. Rogers can learn from his simple yet essential messages to children - kindness, forgiveness, love. The commuter train ride was magical, the diner was emotional, and the talk about death with Lloyd's family was reassuring. I smiled and got teary eyed throughout this beautiful film.

This was my childhood. Absolutely wonderful movie!

I was hoping for a movie about Mr. Rogers. This is a interaction with someone and Mr. Rogers.

I love this movie. Tom Hanks did a fantastic job, it really couldn’t be better. The story line and how they showed what a kind and caring person Mr.Rogers is, makes you feel happy. I’m actually praying that there is a sequel. I would love to see more!

What an amazing story! Tom Hanks is one of the most amazing actors of our time and this movie doesn’t disappoint, such a unique perspective with this story. The entire family loved it and took us back to remembering watching Mr. Rogers.

A little too slow for my taste.

I thought I was in for a sappy 120 minutes of unconditional feel good but got so much more. Mr. Rogers would be proud.

It was okay. I thought it was going to be more about Mr. Rogers. Instead it's a view of Mr. Rogers thru the eyes of this reporter. Frankly, I thought the documentary on Mr. Rogers was WAY better. This film was interesting...just not as great as I expected. Tom Hanks is awesome as Mr. Rogers.