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I’m saw this in the theater all those years ago and watched it again tonight. Still love this one.

I really have no words. I’m speechless for the 1st time. It’s a tragic beautiful film. I’m sobbing.

I follow no religion but this is a masterpiece of a film. Brutal at times. I related heavily to the mothers pain. Very sad story.

I came across this film again on the streaming service Pluto. I had seen this film when it came out in 93’. I was 12 years old and I remember how captivating it was. I have much older siblings so I had to watch what they wanted like it or not. At 40, seeing it for the 2nd time, I was mind blown once more. Great great film. A must watch.

A lot of potential but the film felt rushed, boring and a complete waste of time.

I’ve watched this movie many times since it came out when I was 14. I re-watched it again today with my 14 year old twins and they loved it. Great great film.

I watched this film when it came out. I was 18 at the time and have seen it a few times since. I recently watched it with my teenagers. I kinda had to drag them to watch it with me. I told them they wouldn’t be disappointed and they weren’t. They loved the film very much. They were quite sad when I told that Michael Duncan passed. Such a Great actor but what a legacy he’s left behind. Fabulous film all around. Heartwarming and heart wrenching. This is my all time favorite film after Shawshank Redemption.

I like the film. I thought it was powerful and thought provoking. The mother and father are both amazing actors and work flawlessly together. Very sad ending though. I cried quite a bit. My 12 year old daughter caught the last 15 minutes of the film and she cried along with me. She even said “oh my god I didn’t even see the whole movie and I’m crying” This story depicts our reality here in the states as well as around the globe. My skin is white and my children’s skin is white. I don’t know how it feels to be in this mother’s position but I want you to know, I see you and I hear you.

I honestly never heard of his name but I did recognize the songs. I decided to play the documentary and my gosh how I feel for this poor soul. It’s a touching story of determination and success but also stress, depression and anxiety. It really proves that no matter how much you have, no matter how much people love you and appreciate your craft, none of it matters when your soul isn’t soothed, you’re never truly at ease. It was devastating to see him struggling and to see how uncomfortable he was. Anxiety topped with stress is a horrible existence. I think the people around him made it worse. This young man was hurting and needed some peace in a world that wouldn’t allow it. I sure hope he found it. RIP