Deborah Gimelson

This film has some great cinematography and a wonderful performance by Austin Butler.

Having lived through the early days of the AIDS crisis, and been kind of "brought up" in the arts by 4 older, accomplished gay men, I can honestly say I have never seen anything on video or film that conveys the truth of what it meant at a certain moment in time to love deeply and have to hide and camouflage it. FELLOW TRAVELERS gets the story right, as do the two main characters, each in his own way molded, hurt and saved by their long-term, era-spanning romance. I think it js must-see TV - Matt B and the dazzling Jonathan Bailey bring it home, shine a light on it, and dare you to look. So do look. And we STILL do not have an AIDS vaccine.....

I like it. Gives dimension to these people too often dismissed as cartoons. A sad story with many layers and lessons.

This is an amazingly simple but forceful film about fate and inevitability. I don't want to give a minute away so just watch and decide for yourself.

Kind of simplistic and a lot of it doesn't make sense.

Loved it. A Poignant saga of the first order. If Joe Pesci does not win awards for this underplayed but layered performance, there is no god. Good to see Scorsese do what he does best with his veteran favorite actors.