A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood (2019) - Let Me Explain Mr Rogers

[@colindalangin2925]

Man I loved this movie, the quote that hit me the hardest was, “ ‘you know what’s the most important thing in the world to me right now?’ ‘What?’ ‘Talking to you, because if anything was more important than I would be doing it.’ “

[@FF18Cloud]

@@finthehuman9791 lol yeah, like a few weeks ago in the US, not sure about international release :/

[@asmalbottom6782]

I absolutely loved that quote and i use it whenever am cheering up my friends i mean only used twice but still it’s a great quote

[@liamlee7730]

I was on the verge of tears when Mr.Rogers said remember everyone who loved you into existence

[@albertomontesinos]

That part got me too

[@brightbite]

Wish people would remember that- taking out their smartphones even while on dates with you.

[@28maitreyagupta21]

A female director casting and respecting a male actor and cinematographers and together making a really good movie, now that warms my heart 😊😊.

[@Editor_Brad]

My boi Tom was actually related to Mr. Rogers, he is his Sixth Cousin. Love that casting

[@skinni_the_P00hBear]

B Anonymous Tom Hanks is related to everyone. President effing Lincoln, now Mr. Rogers!!!!

[@Editor_Brad]

@@skinni_the_P00hBear YOUR FUCKING LYING, LINCOLN!!!!

[@KaylaJohnson1995]

Fr Tom is lucky AF

[@fionafiona1146]

@@Editor_Brad Lincoln is dead for 3-5 generations? At well documented family tress of the affluent, 20% of us residents should be able to connect to him (slightly fewer than 15th century European nobility).

[@rickardkaufman3988]

Don't forget Walt Disney.

[@aacsmiles]

As a Pittsburgher, this movie had so many fun things for me, especially as a child of the 90s. I watched a lot of Mr. Rogers back then. This movie felt like being thrown back in time to when I was a little kid. And I especially loved the first time they showed the Pittsburgh skyline done up like a Mr. Rogers neighborhood model. Seeing that just made me feel so giddy and excited.

[@missybarbour6885]

Me to! I just about screamed when they had a little model incline heading up Mt. Washington!

[@potterheadhamiltrash7723]

Same! The entire Pittsburgh mini felt amazing

[@Donde_Lieta]

Every time I leave the Pittsburgh airport (which is a lot) I always think of the little plane model 😂

[@hannahnelson543]

As a young adult who watched Mr.Roger's Neighborhood growing up and getting a degree in early childhood education and a Christian, I really admire Fred. He simply lived by love. I saw both the documentary and the movie for my college classes

[@ticktockbother6]

This film was incredible. When it started as an episode of Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood I started crying because it was such a huge part of my childhood and then silently wept for the rest of the film because it was just that good.

[@BugsyFoga]

So basically everything to make this film was to recreate the vision of Mr Rodgers to absolute perfection.

[@TheRealGuywithoutaMustache]

It’s a beautiful day on KZbin when Let Me Explain uploads

[@--Paws--]

Imagine Mr Rogers on Hot Ones. Who is interviewing whom?

[@h.plovecat4307]

Best reason I've ever heard for building a time machine.

[@pickledpopo3153]

Hes vegetarian so he'd be eating spicy celery and carrots!

[@--Paws--]

@@pickledpopo3153 the Hot Ones had plenty of vegan guests

[@FF18Cloud]

@@--Paws-- yeah, they make like, vegan wings... That's a thing

[@--Paws--]

@@FF18Cloud I guess you haven't seen enough to know what I mean

[@eliselianaboyd2547]

Mr Rogers, he shows us that everyone can be better, they just have to want to be better, then do it. It not easy but it's far from impossible. Still a good movie.

[@BadActingWYIM]

Far from impossible

[@tatianaamezcua4666]

"you're not broken" KILLED ME I cried at that like thank you yes I am not

[@crazylifeofcvm6595]

Tati Scribbles Oh my God I nearly balled up in my seat

[@renatab6938]

I saw it opening weekend and I swear everyone in the theater was crying at one point or another. All the quiet moments had so many sniffles. My absolute favorite part of the movie though was when the characters had a moment of silence to think about the people in their life whom they loved and you could tell that everyone in the theater was doing the exact same thing. Absolutely incredible movie!

[@shesadg1]

I don't see enough comments here on your actual commentary. We focus on the media you cover, but this is such a fine example of YOUR skill LME. This video is fantastic. You offer some of the most thoughtful, exploratory, genuinely curious and celebratory comments on KZbin. This has to take SO much work. Thank you.

[@boogerbeans]

Mr. Rogers is a treasure to mankind, such a kind soul who would have all the kids attention and love from a tv . I cried when PBS made the remix because it was catchy and showed what made him amazing . He loved every single one of us growing up and I'm happy I grew up watching him hearing his kind words .

[@Naa45702]

I almost balled my eyes out. And I did cry. I wasn’t even a fan and it hit me hard

[@arain764niara]

Ugh now I'm not sure if I want to see it

[@Naa45702]

arain764niara why it was so good and emotional

[@KaylaJohnson1995]

I just got done crying after watching ToonrificTariq video about Charlie Brown and the sentimental and emotional meaning of it. Damn I'm about to cry again

[@getrekt6822]

Which part do you cry

[@Naa45702]

Get Rekt so many moments. Mr Rogers and his wife moments. Also the end with the journalist’s family moment at end

[@alexsheppard8331]

Tom Hanks is like America's dad. My generation has grown up with him and it will be a truly sad day when he's gone. But recognizing that makes us appreciate him all the more while he is still here.

[@tigerfanfrv]

when I saw the trailer and the wife says "Don't ruin my childhood" that was basically every gen x and millennial in the US. We never deserved Mr Rogers, but we need him back.

[@ItWILLbeWONDERFUL_THERE]

BIG TIME!!!

[@Morna777]

If we remember what he taught us and do our best to put it into practice, he will always be with us.

[@brooklynyte]

She really makes every aspect of this film a tribute and an honor to this great man.unfortunately we don't have a Mr Roger's of today.

[@squigglykinkle805]

The amount of likes is people who cried during this movie

[@Radien]

I liked this video and I haven't seen the movie yet. But I sure as heck know that I'm going to love it when I do

[@tereasia]

No movie has ever made me cry so much. It wasn't sadness, it was...like I suddenly needed to drop this protective shell if cynicism, and it hurrrt.

[@bennettanderson9839]

I cried in every scene that Tom Hanks was in.

[@iamarethaLynette]

I cried through the Whole movie!

[@getrekt6822]

Bcs all op yu are Broken people jk

[@Tessitura9]

Im not from Pittsburgh I'm a actually from central OH but attended Carnegie Mellon which is literally down the street from Mr. Rodger's studio. I'm so glad they shot this in Pittsburgh. It really is a beautiful town and inseparable from the Mr. Rodger's show.

[@JuriAmari]

I was really impressed about how authentic this film was down to the locale and equipment. They even featured Mrs. Rogers and their kids during the Chinese restaurant scene! The movie was surprisingly interactive. It should be taught in film schools! Also whoever did the sound editing and cityscapes - they are geniuses. French hours are making a comeback apparently. The only other productions I can think of off the top of my head that do/did that practice are blackish, My Wife and Kids, and the Carmichael Show.

[@yoshi8010]

Oh man what a beautiful movie. Eyes watered and heart full. Definitely brought me back to my childhood

[@pheenobarbidoll2016]

I sobbed like a 5 year old through the entire documentary. Sobbed. Helpless, snotty sobbing.

[@Unknown_19fr]

Mr rodgers didnt die god just needed a neighbor (This isnt stolen I just wanted to pass it around)

[@judochopmaster8233]

Damn thats quite beutiful actually. Kind of like how Teddy Roosevelt died in his sleep because death was too afraid to take him when he was awake

[@iamarethaLynette]

Loved, loved, loved the movie! He and his wife having two baby grand pianos and playing together.

[@alyx1453]

100% boycotting the oscars if Marielle isn't nominated.

[@AnaMartinez-zd1dd]

Alyx i have some bad news for you...

[@alyx1453]

@@AnaMartinez-zd1dd Yep. I know. The Oscars are just a joke now anyway.

[@AvianDNA]

:(

[@biodegradablepunk]

when he said “the most important thing you can be is yourself” or something along those lines, i started sobbing

[@ScoobyDoo-qy3bk]

This was an amazing LME and you perfectly worded this review❤ I personally loved the movie. I grew up watching PS kids so Mr. Rodgers show was constantly playing and while at first it creeped me out at how nice he was (I wasn't use to people being nice I had a rough childhood filled with abuse. )I got use to the show and it quickly became one of my favorites.💚

[@HDmexsComboCon]

7:19 Editing mistake. Tom Hanks was not talking about "Saving Private Ryan", he was referring to his role in "Road to Perdition" which is a DRASTICALLY underrated movie of his and one of my favorites.

[@CheesySteve]

2 months late but I came to say this too. But because I'm so late, I searched first to see if anyone else had said it :)

[@BugsyFoga]

I dont know if I'm emotionally prepared if I'd I see this film .

[@h.plovecat4307]

You are not.

[@lbthebookworm2807]

I’ve only seen two episodes of Mr Rodgers, and I was not emotionally ready...

[@tticusFinch]

There's one part...oh man. Who knew a minute could produce so many tears?

[@thehopeofeden597]

I wasn't ready for the documentary. So to add Mr. Hanks....hoo boy.

[@memphisdime88]

Tht documentary was so beautiful and made me cry...the sincerity in tht man's heart and his team, priceless

[@wakcedout]

Mr. Rogers covered things that children would ask. Are they uncomfortable questions to.have to answer, yes. But the child will learn eventually so best to explain it in a way that lets the child know despite how bad it is, that things will be ok.

[@tyoniyoung]

I cried damn near 15 times watching the documentary. Even though I don’t have any vivid memories watching him as a baby, he is still very my hero and favorite person to ever walk this earth

[@oliviatoulouse3541]

A last minute decision to see “A Beautiful Day..” over “Frozen 2” changed my entire night. It’s now one of my favourite movies because the entire time I was fixated on the story, and Mr.Rogers’ mindset. The entire time I was thinking about my family, myself, my life, and feeling it through the story too. I cried, and I laughed, but I’ve never connected to a movie like this before. 10/10.

[@DoctorVell]

I loved the movie, it made me and my wife teary-eyed at the end of it, just like the show was. I was fortunate to have met the real Fred Rogers and he was a delight. I don't know if it was a handshake and saying, "Hi" to his face with his smile and saying "Hi" back or just sitting in the audience with other kids him speaking and bringing the other cast up to speak as well. It still was a delight to have him in my "neighborhood."

[@grayce2978]

just saw this Saturday night & cried 6 different times because it was so wholesome. I really wasn’t sure what I was gonna walk into but man it blew me away :’) Tom hanks is a national treasure

[@judas263]

Saw this movie today and agree with EVERYTHING you say about Marielle Heller’s direction. Was just lovely

[@Mclovinit8171]

This movie got me way more emotional then I expected to be. I was expecting an easy watch with insight into mr rodgers but what I got was so much better then that. This movie is absolutely incredible

[@whiteheavn]

I literally just watched the movie and went to KZbin to find some videos that talk about the movie cause I'm not so sure about how I feel about the movie and what rating I have to honestly give to this movie on letterboxd (I rarely feel this type of situation) and this video helped me to realize how great the movie is actually

[@emilybarreiro8340]

I love this movie because it’s was so touching, I’m younger so I don’t really remember mr Rogers, I cried when the journalist, had his first interview with me Rogers to when the movie ended, I couldn’t stop crying because and even some scenes that weren’t emotional, I cried I could feel the emotions and Tom Hanks did a amazing job and I love this movie

[@tea2165]

I had the amazing opportunity to see an advanced screening of this movie. It's fantastic, leaves the entire theater crying again and again.

[@isaacscott1365]

Favorite scene was in the restaurant and how the camera zoomed in on hanks more and more. The theatre was silent the entire time.

[@UnceasingNebula2009]

Subway Surfers Hater Man some lady ruined the immersion by just saying “wow its so quiet”

[@marabookstagram]

@@danrazzaia3152 I wanted to call the cameos out in excitement when I saw them! 🙂

[@smcaaz1966]

Saw this movie and completely loved it. Loved it from beginning to end. It did really capture the essence and message of a Mr. Roger's episode. Everyone should watch this movie.

[@Donde_Lieta]

I loved this movie so much. Love mr. rogers, I live in Pittsburgh.

[@sushigirl648]

This movie is so heartwarming and beautiful. I know he won’t get it but tom hanks really deserves the award for best supporting actor because I felt he truly embodied the character so well. His performance brought me to tears because he portrayed Mr.Rogers so well.

[@ItWILLbeWONDERFUL_THERE]

I saw it in the theater and I WILL be buying the dvd. Sadly, Marielle didn't get a Best Director nomination. Women directors were shut out this year! WHY? Wish I knew! Still she and the entire cast DID it! Mrs. Rogers liked it. That was all that was needed.

[@Thechickinaaronscar]

Best movie of 2019 I wish more biographies took this approach

[@northernbohemianrealist]

Bring a towel to this film. A handkerchief won't do. I cried from when Tom opened the picture board to see Michael all the way to the end. Best picture, director, and actor. The only question is whether Chris Cooper or Michael Rhys wins best supporting actor.

[@jejemaatita]

i just watched this movie and god the whole thing is just pure wholesome! I love how Lloyd asked if he is broken and Mr Rogers just said no and explain what he see in him. It just pure

[@RandomKourosh]

The movie was really and actually emotional.

[@tonyameredith7081]

Oh how I wish I could have met Mr. Rogers to thank him for the wonderful childhood memories I have of him and his show. He was truly an amazing person!

[@canadian_american84]

I watched Mister Roger's back in the 80s, and my mom told me she used to watch him too wen she was a kid! I can't believe someone would hate him or would say bad things about him!!

[@oddeyes9413]

Mr. Roger's was a part of my childhood. I really loved this.

[@look92vean98]

one of my favorite parts of that movie was the end when he hits the piano. Showing just again that he wasn't a saint he wasn't perfect and that we are allowed to have faults and be bad a things just don't let it hurt others.

[@HattieDame]

Tom Hanks needs to be deemed a national treasure.

[@Once_More_With_Feeling]

I cried during the minute of silence in the restaurant. I'm getting choked up right now thinking about it.

[@cataryad661]

I wish they showed Mr Rogers in Australia when I was a kid...

[@PrincessBunhead]

I am such a fan of Mister Rogers, so my parents took me to the film as a surprise. I sang the songs, as did others in the theater, and I cried. Turns out my parents planned to make fun of me if I cried but they cried too lol. It was a well done movie

[@AgentBoosh]

i can feel the dedication that was put on this film through my screen

[@coolnessgames]

This movie is really special to me in all honesty. Also, I could rewatch this movie 50 times over and still want to watch it again afterwards.

[@lizzietucker8412]

when I say I sobbed throughout this whole movie I mean I SOBBED. don’t go without like tissues or something

[@getrekt6822]

Lizzie Tucker yea itts heartwarming, and emotive film.

[@joshbeatty6451]

I cried so hard watching this, beautiful film

[@OmniBedlam]

He was talking about Road to Perdition, not Saving Private Ryan, both fantastic films :) Fred Rogers was the epitome of what a human being should be. We really need more people in this world like him.

[@rashadnagi7531]

This movie was beautiful and I really want to see it again.

[@louiedangelo3843]

The movie the world needs right now. Thank you and GOD bless.

[@annab1423]

I love watching your videos after work.

[@lizzietucker8412]

this was not just a movie, it told a story. that’s why it was so good

[@JohnDoe-zx7cq]

Lizzie Tucker that’s what movies do

[@tea2165]

This movie just slams all these emotions into your face. And it does it again and again, it's almost therapeutic. 100% recommend to everyone, but if you are in a place were a lot of emotions will put you in dark place, see it later.

[@ItWILLbeWONDERFUL_THERE]

Boy! Am I glad I was wrong! For some reason, I imagined you were going to slam the movie by explaining WHY you didn't like it. What a relief! EXCELLENT VID!!!

[@raizenr2387]

"We take Mr. Rogers very seriously here." I am Pittsburgh born and raised. Grew up with him on TV,. I can say that.. Yes. yes we do.

[@katherinealvarez9216]

I only know this: when I see this movie, I will cry.

[@aR0ttenBANANA]

Everything Mr. Rogers related is a hard watch. There weren't many people like that guy.

[@secretguyoz2]

I watched this movie for the first time today. Oh boy, it's beautiful

[@blueguy4726]

Tom Hanks nearly had me breaking down into tears.

[@sarafernengle3676]

This is, perhaps, the most beautiful and well-made film I have ever seen. ❤️

[@popstarprincess123]

I guess my definition of a saint is different from everyone else Because when i say mr. Roggers is a saint i mean he spent a good chunk of his life doing good and the result of the that is in my eyes he spent his life working to sainthood That his positivity is timeless because he strived to be a good person and has the reputation of a saint

[@dwightwiltz5481]

Thanks for sharing and caring it means a lot

[@patty4349]

A Saint is a person who went to heaven after they died. So..... yes. I can't conceive of him being anywhere else now. He is a Saint.

[@williamhealy6381]

I really wasn't expecting to enjoy this movie as much as I did, but this is now one of my favourite movies ever It's like A Christmas Carol but Mr Rogers is all 3 ghosts

[@nixhixx]

Thanks for the Pittsburgh love! We DO take Mr Rogers very seriously.

[@taylormyers3982]

And them when it turned out that Tom is actually RELATED to Mr.Rogers

[@robbiecarroll3148]

I thought this would disrespect me Rodgers but Tom hanks plays him so respectfully

[@geniuspigby29]

I actually cried when he talked about the one minute of silence and all the people who loved us into being. 😅😅

[@kaisek7627]

I loved this movie soooo muchhhhhhhhhhh. It made me cry

[@HeatherHolt]

Ah... the nostalgia.... Now where is Lamb Chops Play Along, dammit

[@cpedersen474]

Very good movie. While not factually accurate, wonderful job embodying Mr Rogers' being.

[@thefilmseeker]

Guess LME ain't covering the Oscars, then.

[@richiekicho3930]

The joker edit killed me

[@getrekt6822]

did you die

[@aiyoshi420]

@Jaden LaFrance that man dead

[@RandomKourosh]

I still don't understand why people will dislike on this KZbin video.

[@TheCreepypro]

I loved that documentary and after seeing this I know I will love this movie too I will happily go see it now that I know they truly cared about the man's legacy and who he really was as a person

[@probablyaparent]

New subscriber here, you had me at the final mention. I agree, we must protect our living saint.

[@yoshi8010]

Also how ironic is it that Tom Hanks’ character in “The Burbs” was watching Mr. Rogers! Wild

[@Radien]

I really need to see this. I have heard not one person say anything bad about this movie. Not. One.

[@mahbadluckcharm]

Not out here in the UK yet but so excited for this

[@tonyameredith7081]

Absolutely Perfect Casting! Wonderful Movie!

[@FaithfulHorrorhound]

Dude, you're making me tear up.

[@Kelsee13]

Apparently Tom Hanks and Fred Rogers were related.

[@ItWILLbeWONDERFUL_THERE]

I know. Sixth cousins or something along those lines.

[@jonathantyree8172]

I very much enjoy your reviews your videos. They make me laugh a lot. And I agree with him a lot. Thank you thank you thank you for this one I saw mr. Rogers in the theater I'm a 40 year old dad that tells you anything. And I totally agree that Mister Rogers is on the five pointed Trident of wholesomeness Mister Rogers Jim Henson Stan Lee Bob Ross and Steve Irwin. This movie was perfect

[@ethanyue438]

Where is Mr.Rogers award for being the absolute GOAT

[@FallenA1pha]

MANDELA EFFECT PT. 1 - THE ORIGINAL SONG NEVER SAID "IT'S A BEAUTIFUL DAY IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD" , IT SAID "ITS A BEAUTIFUL DAY IN THIS NEIGHBORHOOD" WHAT IS HAPPENING??? NO ONE KNOWS THE REASON BEHIND IT, BUT WE ALL REMEMBER?