WON'T YOU BE MY NEIGHBOR MOVIE REVIEW - Best documentary of the year?

[@lildballin86]

One of my favorite stories was he got a letter from a little girl who was blind and concerned the fish weren’t being fed. So in every episode he would talk to the fish while he fed them to assure that girl.

[@lildballin86]

Who else cried when Daniel Tiger asked if he was a mistake? I’m so glad I grew up seeing Mister Rogers in the 90s. I wish more people could learn his pure unconditional kindness he had for humanity.

[@Planag7]

lildballin86 that part hit me so hard...

[@austindevine248]

I used to watch Mr Rogers a lot when I was growing up in the 90s

[@gevgnek]

It's okay Korey I teared up too

[@eXistenZ1864]

He was one of the nicest people in the world, we would be so much better if people were like him. He was so calm and pleasant.

[@mmmc5122]

Mr. Rogers is still a symbol....All the dirt they tried to throw at him proved wrong....we remember him and see him and his fight. Do we remember any of those announcers? NO! He gives me courage to fight for right! To understand opposition will come. Keep standing.

[@chrisossu2070]

He is the ultimate example of the Sheep in Sheep's Clothing.

[@0okamino]

Chris Chen - Wool sweaters? ;)

[@markelmersonbuenavista8653]

Sheepception

[@23RedTechno]

When i was a kid Mr. Rogers would come on before Sesame Street and Mr. Rogers would make you feel relaxed when you watched it .

[@ladycheyne5607]

23RedTechno My favorite character is Oscar from Sesame Street, but Mr. Rogers always will have a place in my heart😪

[@23RedTechno]

My favorite character from Sesame Street is Snuffleupagus =)

[@austindevine248]

23RedTechno Mine is Elmo

[@thehopeofeden597]

This is one of those few movies I believe literally EVERYONE needs to see at some point in their life.

[@Anthonycheesman2024]

Awsamazing Eden its not even playing where I'm at anyway but maybe it will get a wider release later

[@JayAyers]

Awsamazing Eden Theres an AFI by my place. I may be going tonight.

[@1MarkKeller]

Amen, I will be sure to buy the DVD when it comes out. I have all the "Schoolhouse Rock" DVDs.

[@1MarkKeller]

+Skinny Pippen Sorry, I call them all DVDs. Standard Discs , Hi Def Discs and Blue-Ray

[@melissarosario6176]

Really I Need it

[@1MarkKeller]

Loved all the children shows on PBS, it raised me too. It surprised me that I cried when he died. Hell I'm tearing up now thinking about it.

[@psychospacecadet]

It's a reminder and a sorely needed message for these times. I'm glad they decided on a theatrical release and not restricting it with some other more limited release. You guys touched on the emotion and the tears from joy and sadness. Perhaps it's a love letter to the man, but also a call to the potential we have to be like him.

[@TruthWarriorB88]

Rest peacefully, Mr. Rogers. 😔

[@F.Hakeem89]

Mr Rogers and Bob Ross 2 of the most Nicest People on this earth these 2 along with Sesame Street , Arthur , and Carmen Sandiego help my Childhood on PBS Channel 13.

[@nyanpirethecat2257]

Helps that Mr Rogers made a guest appearance in one episode of Arthur.

[@PaperMario64]

Hakkem Johnson right? Watching Bob Ross is therapy.

[@primal2020]

dont forget about steve irwin

[@TherealRNOwwfpooh]

And both MRN & WitWiCS? (also WiTiCS?) were produced/distributed by WQED Pittsburgh (the 2 Carmen series were also distributed by WGBH Boston, although the shows were actually taped on a New York soundstage, whereas MRN was recorded directly in-house at the Pittsburgh studio, making it more grounded). Also, both Big Bird (the genuine article performed by Carrol Spinney) and Arthur (in traditional puppet form, however voiced by one of the many child actors to voice the near-sighted aardvark over these many years since the cartoon version of author Marc Brown's kid storybook characters debuted in 1996), at separate times during the 33-year production of MRN, each appeared in the Neighborhood of Make-Believe, whilst both LeVar "Gordi LeForge" Burton (of _Reading Rainbow_ fame, with even an episode of that also long-running show going behind the curtain on _Star Trek: Deep Space Nine_ as an inside referential joke) & even staunch atheist _Bill Nye, The Science Guy_ also, once again during different times during the long run of MRN, appeared in episodes of the program to impart lessons on literacy & scientific study, respectively. Even Mr. Rogers' predecessor, "Captain Kangaroo" Bob Keeshan, appeared on an early 1970's episode, whilst every child's arguably first villain, The Wicked Witch of the West, in her human guise of the adorable Margaret Hamilton, appeared in a mid-1970's episode because Maggie wanted to show that she wasn't the dog-hating, child-loathing crone from the 1939 MGM movie masterpiece adaptation of OZ author Lyman Frank Baum's quintessential fairytale, wherein OZ is to America (the Plains & Midwestern states in particular, since actress Judy Garland was from Grand Rapids, MN. but her character of Dorothy Gale was inherently from Liberal, KS. prior to relocating to OZ permanently - living in The Emerald City with Princess OZma, the true royal heiress to the throne of OZ - in later books, given that OZ was REAL in the books & NOT a bump to the head dream sequence like the film had you believe) what Lewis Carrol's Wonderland, through the eyes of the character Alice as based on the real-life Alice Liddell, was to the British & Maggie's depiction of the Witch, whereby she suggests we think about her point of view on account of the fact that even so-called defacto baddies aren't just simply black & white/good vs evil, but rather, that each of us would actually be a morally ambiguous shade of gray, effectively essentially prognosticated _WICKED_ - as both a moderately successful 1995 novel (about "The Life & Times of The Wicked Witch of the West") penned by Gregory MacGuire, followed up by its even more popular ("I know about popular...") 2003 Broadway musical spin-off composed by Stephen Schwartz which, meanwhile loosely adapting the novel for the theatrical stage, spotlighted a burgeoning Idina Menzel - yes Queen Elsa from Disney's _Frozen_ that owes its very success as a modernization of _The Snow Queen_ fairytale by latchkey mooching off of the _Wicked_ template for you newbies, with ear worm "Let It Go" as that film's almost flagrantly blatant equivalent of "Defying Gravity", hence Idina lookalike super fan Erin Rementer's later created mashup of both songs, "Let It Defy Gravity" - as the titular rechristened Elphaba as a woefully misunderstood "beautifully tragic" figure that finds herself playing off of her rivalry/friendship/bisexual love interest with a bubbly Kristin Chenoweth as a future Glinda the Good initially known as the dumb blond artetypical Galinda before being thrown by the politically corrupt establishment into their forcibly established roles, as per Glinda's opening question following her arrival by bubble, "Are people born wicked or do they have wickedness thrust upon them?" - by a good few decades!

[@austindevine248]

F Minus Steve Irwin was the environmental Mr. Rogers

[@SeekerOTheWay]

He was my favorite when I was a little kid. Because of him in my first day of Kindergarten I saw a kid sitting all by himself with his back to us. No one else was reacting to him (not even the teacher who was nice, she gave us the crayons with the sharpener in the back!) so I put my toy down and went over and sat by him and talked to him like Mr. Rogers. With empathy and care, listening, we talked and I put my arm around him. And I got him to smile and rejoin the group! He was homesick, pretty much. I saw Sesame Street, Electric Company, Zoom, 3-2-1- Contact!, Captain Kangaroo and all of them!

[@0okamino]

That act of kindness proves that his efforts were worthwhile. The little things add up. :)

[@plmitch]

😥😊 that's a beautiful story!!!

[@Advent3546]

3:33 Anybody else remember Mr Rogers guest appearance on Arthur? That shit blew my 5 year old mind.

[@AramaiJonassi]

I love Mr Rogers! He taught me to tie my shoes. That's why he put them on & buttoned his sweater so slowly. He was teaching us. He was a beautiful soul.💜

[@SummerLiveo]

ME TOO KOREY I was crying also. HE WAS A REAL NEIGHBOR.as, well as simple trying teach people . i love him so much. he will always be my neighbor. RIP mr rogers.

[@thehopeofeden597]

And then Jeff Erlanger presented Mister Rogers to the TV Hall of Fame and Mister Rogers just walked straight onto the stage to hug his friend, skipping an entire presentation. Cue the tears again

[@0okamino]

Yes, indeed! Friendship > formality.

[@DarkLegion75]

Fred Rogers helped kids to deal with their emotions in a healthy, positive way . People just seem to want kids to be quiet and obedient, without bothering to provide any actual guidance. Mr. Rogers was there for the kids whose parents weren't willing to put in the time, effort, and patience of truly parenting their kids, the kind who never offered anything but, " be good, or I'll smack you". We so need someone like Fred Rogers.

[@ArtofZenDigital]

This was a great review, it’s strange but as a kid, I didn’t speak English fluently when Mr Rodgers was on TV. There was something universally genuine about the show that transcended language barriers for me as an immigrant. It was so different than anything else that I liked as a kid, from Transformers to G.I.Joes too. It doesn’t make sense as there wasn’t any action, but it was comforting. I didn’t know about the documentary until seeing this, but want to see it now. My Mom’s friend met him accidentally when her car broke down and he helped her out, hearing that made me happy since it confirmed that he was genuine. It looks like this documentary confirms it too. It’s also crazy to know that George Romero and Michael Keaton got their start on his show, and nice to have them dispel the rumors of his military service again, despite the fact that they shouldn’t have had to.

[@thehopeofeden597]

Oh finally! Asked for this so many times, perfect thing to wake up to!

[@thehopeofeden597]

This better win every documentary award for the year, I swear to God!

[@samanthanickson6478]

Owen B. a goddamn shame too.

[@CrashKinkaide]

I watched this on my phone while my nephews watched Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood on Amazon Prime.

[@patrickdoss25]

You know I see and hear soooo many ppl saying “there’s never gonna be another Mr Rogers” or some version of that and all I wanna say to those ppl is that is the biggest lie you can ever tell yourself and others. Why don’t you all just take a look in the mirror? Why don’t you take a look at yourself and make the decision “I wanna be the next Mr Rogers” or “I want to be someone like Mr Rogers” and start acting like it. Trust me, it’s hard, loving your neighbor is one of the hardest things to do especially when your “neighbor doesn’t love or give a fuck about you. And when Mr Rogers said “neighbor” he didn’t literally mean the people who live next door to you, he’s was talking about your fellow humans, the strangers on the street you pass by everyday. This is where the hard part comes in because this world is darkkkk, there’s murder, rape, theft, hatred, violence, depression, slavery, oppression and so many kinds of evil out there. The only way to fight it is with love, by being someone strong enough to take whatever this world can throw at you and at the end of the day being able to turn the other cheek.

[@0okamino]

Yeah, as easy as it would be, we really shouldn't give up hope that we'll see his like again.

[@davedove67]

“Be the change that you wish to see in the world.” ― Mahatma Gandhi

[@miguelangelthomas5154]

What a wonderful comment

[@LynnDonmy]

I can’t be the only one that is loving the twist Korey adds to his merchandise advertisements every week 💀

[@SwimmingSince1997]

I love Martin's little reference to both Richard Pryor's son being booed off stage & their own video over it at 2:23 xD & I love that opening haha I teared up too Korey xD good review guys. I really loved this documentary & I'm glad it's getting the positive & glowing reviews it deserves. This is definetly something that everyone should watch. RIP Mr. Rogers.

[@LARKXHIN]

I was alone in the theater watching this on Friday and thank god I was because I was crying.

[@williamwalsh1533]

You were the only person in the theater?

[@LARKXHIN]

Yeah. It started at like 10 AM, so maybe people were at work. I hope more people saw it.

[@williamwalsh1533]

Wow, that's strange because the film just opened. Usually when a theater is that empty the film has been out for at least 2 weeks. Glad you enjoyed it.

[@hendrsb33]

Acceptance. That's the word I'd sincerely apply to Mister Rogers after just seeing the movie. Acceptance. It seems the world is sorely lacking acceptance at the moment.

[@mhaze210]

The World will never have enough Mr. Rogers.

[@allys744]

The segment where you guys talk about Mr Rogers eating the banana with cheese had me in tears. All joking aside, he was and is one of these rare unicorns that no one can hate.

[@c.b.5535]

He took a picture with the Hulk to show kids that he was just a person. He wanted them to have a grip on reality, because some kids were jumping off roofs because they thought they could fly.

[@TherealRNOwwfpooh]

After watching vintage Superman, naturally.

[@Otokichi786]

If you were "raised on Public TV," do you remember Morgan Freeman as "Easy Reader"? My Mr. Rogers tale: One day, the TV was tuned to Public TV, and it was "Mr. Rogers and the dead fish." I was a "cooler than cool" high school student, "wasting time, waiting for another TV program to start on another channel." He saw that one of the fish in the aquarium was on the bottom, not moving. He wondered if the fish was sick and not dead, so he mixed up a container of salted water to see if he could revive it. The fish, however, had "left the building," so he wrapped it up in an improvised shroud and took it outside. He then dug a grave for the fish and interred it like a treasured family member. He talked about Death, and I soon forgot the program on the other TV channel and filed this in memory as "treat all living things with respect, even in Death."

[@thewkovacs316]

electric company was brilliant you had morgan freeman, who apparently couldnt catch a break, creating an amazing acting reel with all the characters he created and then you had rita moreno, whose agent told her that she couldnt do the show, because it would destroy her career and she said she was going to do for her daughter and it not only didnt destroy her career, but introduced her to a new generation and extended her career

[@joypopoola6115]

You guys should do a review of Daniel Tiger the cartoon based on the characters from Mr. Rogers

[@nathansmith4529]

Korey been watching you guys since Spillcom back when i worked at the theaters at least 6 years ago. So glad your still at it and still funny as hell on point every damn time! Much love to you guys!

[@omaridaniels8427]

Of the two films I've seen this year, this was definitely the best. And definitely painted a great picture of a man who just wanted to teach children that they are all appreciated. There really is indeed no sort of Mr. Rogers figure in this day and age for children, but one is sorely needed.

[@LA314ify]

Double toasted!! You guys are amazing! Much love from NK:-)

[@tiaflies]

I watched this documentary and cried at the end. Mr. Rogers was a pure soul.

[@justindenney-hall5875]

@tiaflies Hi neighbor, I'm so glad to see a new comment here🥰

[@MerrimanDevonshire]

If there was to be a PBS Shared Universe - then Mr. Rogers, Bob Ross, Julia Childs, Carl Sagan, and Jim Henson would definitely be the "Golden Age" team

[@GhostFan-ev4di]

Merriman Devonshire didn't mr Rogers appear in arthur once?

[@MerrimanDevonshire]

The Programmer of video games So... Golden age appearance during a Bronze age show?

[@TherealRNOwwfpooh]

LeVar Burton, too.

[@MerrimanDevonshire]

TherealRNO More Silver Age, given the start date of Reading Rainbow

[@rayray6490]

And also the folks behind Ghost Writer and Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego

[@Crurned]

The conspiracy theory of Mr Rogers killing children in Vietnam may have been confused with the fact that Bob Ross used to be a drill instructor.

[@No-1.In.Particular]

I’d love it if you guys review more documentaries. Keep it going. 👍

[@ToruKun1]

The whole episode of Mr. Rogers visiting the set of the Hulk is on KZbin, actually

[@Swell_Character]

20:28 - 20:34 Mr. Rogers was a swell person. I have a lot of respect for the man, but I don't know about eating a banana wrapped in cheese. I mean if there are folks that like that combination, I won't judge; however, that is not something I think would be something I'd find appetizing.

[@1MarkKeller]

Cheese and apple, cheese and ice-cream, cheese and banana (on warm toast), pineapple and pizza are all good. Hell, even ice-cream and pizza is good.

[@chrislaurent1137]

Wow, that is lowest dislike bar ever. That just means that almost everyone has a total respect for Mr Rogers. These two dislikes are just KZbin Tradition, even if the video and the subject matter are positive, a negative has to be put in there sometime

[@cremetangerine82]

Chris Laurent I don’t know who these 16 dislikes are, but I hope they just did it to be assholes.

[@ahwayzcool4630]

I watched Mr Rogers Neighborhood ALOT as a kid.

[@MrKrk221988]

Comparing Mr. Rogers to Batman actually makes sense.

[@Crurned]

Come on DT, I watched Coco yesterday and you are making me choke with these clips.

[@nono9543]

Oh wonderful. I'm glad you guys posted a video review. The audio review was great too.

[@LeagueofThieves]

The Goat. Him and Bob Ross. And the reading rainbow guy.

[@southside6093]

Lavar Burton

[@EdwardSanchezProductions]

Mister Rogers is the best

[@alphacause]

I don't doubt that the movie is good, given the overwhelming consensus from both critics and average moviegoers. However, could this glowing rating have something to do with the fact we are living in an era of such polarization and vitriol, that it is refreshing to reminisce about a media figure that was overwhelming positive.

[@authorrobjohnson3178]

Drake Santiago sometimes that's all you need to make a good film. You could say it came at the right time.

[@MrKingYuji]

Same thing with Black Panther. It was good on its own, but most of its reviews came from the fact that a black led film produced by black people with black music promoting African culture is needed, esp these racist days

[@alphacause]

Brandon Layne. I agree. While Black Panther was one of my favorite films of this year, it has to be acknowledged that the praise it garnered was a bit inflated, due to a deliberate attempt by Marvel at giving a largely black ensemble cast a heroic role - something that would be previously done to only individual black characters (i.e. Blade or Spawn), but not to an ensemble cast.

[@DrawQuick2014]

shout out to hector being in an episode of mr Rodgers

[@wildcatste]

Thank you for reviewing this! It’s going under the radar and it’s as wonderful as its subject matter!

[@sharongranger5860]

When I was younger I though it was kind of boring. Now when I look back , I understand what he was trying to do. Because he dealt with real subject it was kind of hard to understand as a youngster, but now I get it! Love and kindness was his message to the world!

[@nonebusiness4488]

really good passionate review with humor and emotion. very engaging and intelligent reviewer. i can't wait to see this movie.

[@ThePonderer]

This has been the highlight of my year so far.

[@MacacoMalandro]

Never saw the show, never heard of Rogers,. I Don't even live in USA. Me an my wife Loved the movie, cried my eyes out. So there goes the theory of needed to be a fan to have your heart strings being pulled.

[@GO-GO_SO-SO]

Mr. Rogers--the ultimate liberal. That was not meant to be an insult btw.

[@youreallinsane]

Ironic cause he was considered conservative in his time.

[@GO-GO_SO-SO]

youreallinsane That is kind of weird, considering that he was a pacifist and committed to racial diversity. He embraced feminist values and was a vegetarian. His programming hints at a progressive message. Also, Fox News--a very conservative news network--didn't like him and said he was ruining an entire generation. Sounds very liberal.

[@shadysif6220]

He was considered conservative but not in the political sense. It was based on his "wholesome", clean cut image, the way he dressed and spoke on his show. He was like the father from "Leave it to Beaver". But perception isn't reality.

[@GO-GO_SO-SO]

Shadysif Yeah, definitely not in the political sense. If Conservatives heard a person say and do the kind of things he said and did, they would call that person a liberal or "libtard" especially considering he seemed to be a feminist as well. I guess that is one reason why Fox News basically attacked him at one point.

[@themodernguitarist]

Only reason he'd be considered a conservative is because he was very, very religious and tried his best to be family-friendly. Otherwise his want for equality in general is more in-line with liberalism/progressiveism these days. If Mr. Roger's Neighborhood existed today, you can bet your ass a bunch of alt-righters and nazis would try their damnedest to get the show cancelled, or even Mr Rogers himself harmed in some way.

[@MrEherndon5]

Eating cheese and bananas is psycho. Lmao what the hell.

[@christianrapper]

Emerson Herndon that segment was funny though.

[@Chenso2099]

Idk. It don’t look too bad. It’s like eating pineapple pizza, two things that don’t mix but still exist.

[@1MarkKeller]

Cheese and apple, cheese and ice-cream, cheese and banana (on warm toast), pineapple and pizza are all good. Hell, even ice-cream and pizza is good.

[@maxwellsatoshi5680]

This definitely one of y'all guys best.

[@Haradaku]

we didn't have this in the uk when i was growing up, it looks amazing.

[@athanasiusyevseyev8597]

Bob Ross and Mr. Rogers were OGs of peace. Voices like lullabies.

[@josiahalcorne]

Thank you for making this. I just got done hate-watching a video from a "red pill" reviewer who is always craps on everything with an obvious alt-right agenda. It really made a difference in my mood with your pleasant yet honest review. I get to go to bed in good state of mind because of you.

[@robertroonok1701]

3, 2, 1, CONTACT..!

[@80MWH]

One thing I remember is when Fred Rogers died, there was a post on Aintitcoolnews about his passing. The comments sections on aicn were some of the most rancid and bombastic places to be...but on that Mr Rogers comment section, there was not a single bad word said about him! I think some just assumed Fred put on 'the mask' when he was on camera, but the film greatly shows that he never wore a mask, and that who he was, was largely what you saw.

[@TajulAiman]

Banana with cheese is a thing in my place.

[@paigeturner1039]

My husband was born & grew up on a micronesian island, so when I sob every time I see Mr. Rogers being Mr. Rogers, he has a hard time understanding. He grew up on an island surrounded by family. I grew up a latchkey kid in Cleveland with no family. Shows like Mr. Rogers taught me empathy and self love, Sesame street taught me street smarts and how to count, Electric Company taught me how to read. This man was my surrogate dad. I'm just so sad there isn't a Mr. Rogers right now.

[@judastheman]

Yea i teared up automatically when i saw the picture of Jeff and mr. Rogers reunited.

[@urbananimenews3947]

Yep I'm 47 and as a kid I thought lady Abilene was hot. Lady Abilene and Maria from Sesame Street kept me watching PBS longer than I should have LOL.

[@megamoviez]

Best documentary I've ever seen and possibly the best movie of the year in my opinion

[@ravenstromdans]

It's nice to see Korey get so worked up about something that isn't a Marvel film. ~laughs maniacally~

[@marikotrue3488]

I cannot see this film in a public venue. I am going to have to wait until it streams. At that point, I can keep a carton of tissue next to me with a huge bucket of chocolate fudge ice cream ready to go, in the freezer.

[@Nekore44]

Cheese and banana isn't all that weird when you consider people also eat bananas with; yogurt, ice cream, whip cream, and milkshakes.

[@chrislaurent1137]

Nekore Legaia Do people eat bananas with cereal and milk, as in they cut little slices of banana on their cereal and eat it up with milk?

[@Nekore44]

Chris Laurent yes. Yes they do. I've actually eaten it that way before.

[@mmmc5122]

People have strange tastes in food.. bananas and peanut butter

[@1MarkKeller]

Cheese and apple, cheese and ice-cream, cheese and banana (on warm toast), pineapple and pizza are all good. Hell, even ice-cream and pizza is good.

[@catalandustin51]

I have never watched an episode of mister Rogers, yet I still really enjoyed this and learning about the man

[@thisinhumanplace2037]

I needed this i love you guys

[@eduardotorres6108]

I use to watch his show rarely when I was kid because I don’t even know his time schedule. When I do watch his show I would stay for a while. 👍🏼 need to watch in Netflix 😄

[@MrVariant]

9:27 cheapass sock and ball puppets. You are a bad man Korey lol but so am I for laughing so hard my sides are hurting.

[@agentsmithofthematrix5111]

I can't believe Martin is only 39!

[@1MarkKeller]

I'm 50 and I watched Zoom when I was a kid.

[@chileno189]

Hes way older than 39. Hes older than Korey and Korey is 46

[@benki3658]

Great documentary, also got two free movie passes at my showing because the projector had to be recalibrated before it started.

[@Pewpewpew182]

Incredible documentary

[@TheSuperNats]

I saw this movie and cried through the last hour of it lol it really was a beautiful doc.

[@KappaRipple]

The one dislike is Satan himself

[@ZoanBlade90]

Fuzzy 101 Doubtful. Even Lucifer himself would like this guy.

[@KappaRipple]

ZoanBlade90 You got a point man

[@raynarayskye]

Mr. Rogers was Allmight!

[@rockingbrowneyedgirl]

Holy shit. I used to watch these guys on spill movie reviews podcasts. It's fucking me up to see them talk. Lolol

[@ArtKingjr]

25:15 looks like Uncle Drew without the glasses

[@mnmnnm586]

I was raised on PBS too. I loved it. Still watch Nova when ever I can.

[@WS-gw5ms]

I love Mr Rodgers We should all hope to be half as good as him. What an amazing person. If we were 10% as good as him the world would be perfect.

[@Jagerbomber]

Martin was young enough for ZOOM?

[@1MarkKeller]

Josh Russell I'm 50 and I watched it when I was a kid.

[@Jagerbomber]

Ah, didn't realize there was one in the 70s. I only knew about the one that started in 99. With Zmail and all that. ugh....

[@decorumnation4340]

I can’t stop laughing while watching this episode.

[@bobbyrizzo3002]

I like it without watching it fully.. Love these guys

[@Lin.Stone.]

Why didn't this win Best Picture? This made me cry because I watched this growning up. He was pure love.

[@Jsuarez6]

Mr. Rodgers Challenge: Eating a banana wrapped in cheese. #bananacheese

[@Shaanyboi]

I did that as a kid because Mr. Rogers told me to. It was the first true betrayal in my life.

[@sagittarius420cheefie]

The sniper rumor was out since the 80's. Lol!!!!

[@80MWH]

I would also strongly recommend you guys watch "I Am Big Bird." It may hit you as emotionally as this doc did.

[@cristhiana1205]

You know it weird that in black and white I saw Mr Roger did middle finger front of the kid when in KZbin about 4 month ago when was watching this

[@sseim5654]

Good film to be sure, but there was not a single mention of John Costa, nor his relationship to Fred. That connection/relationship is legendary and a very worthy documentary of its own. The neighborhood would not have been the neighborhood if not for John; who played live every day, then often jammed in the evening with/as another trio. I think it possible the music world created in the neighborhood was so far advanced the cast did not fully get it much outside their own roles in the show and their own connection to Fred. Fred though did get it. It was very personal to him. Remember Fred; as a child, ran to his piano often under unpleasant circumstances. Turn that around in later years and now have Johnny Costa play you out to the same words that brought you comfort back then when things sometimes hurt. A message was/is delivered nearly every show. It's the end, the last 8 minutes. Listen as Fred closes the episode and Johnny starts flyin. Very often you can see the effect it had on Fred. One Four Three Fred Rogers and Johnny Costa.

[@Advent3546]

I dont know if there is a specific moment in this movie that will make everyone cry. It just will happen and when it does, it's okay.

[@jamiehyatt7197]

Mr Rogers is a humble badass, but don't forget Bob Ross!

[@cdb7876]

Corey, you confuse me. But I am glad you have a warm heart. Today it’s warmer than Martin’s? Be well 😅

[@jacksparrowguy]

Could you also please review the Whitney documentary??

[@gargledmesh8374]

Ya'll need to get Korey to try that Cheese Banana live.

[@standup109]

Speaking of documentaries, you should do a review of the netflix show The Toys That Made Us

[@skykingdublin]

Excellent review!