Gross US & Canada
$22,835,787
Opening weekend US & Canada
$475,419
Gross worldwide
$22,844,741
Gross US & Canada
$22,835,787
Opening weekend US & Canada
$475,419
Gross worldwide
$22,844,741
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By Kaitlyn 2022-12-30 21:51:10
When I came out of the theater, I met two aunties who wiped their eyes and said, "I knew I would do this, but I still came to see it. I need to cry."
I don't know Fred Rogers, but from the beginning of the film I was in tears and by the end of the film I was out of breath. Not because of sadness, but because it is too warm.
The occasional act of holding a pillow last week brought back memories of being held or cuddling my family to sleep as a child. Possibly holding a...
By Clementina 2022-12-02 14:47:29
Steven said he was home alone for a long time when he was a kid with only Mr. Rogers by his side. I haven't watched his show, but after watching the documentary, I finally understand why he is loved by so many people. He said to the children I like you just the way you are... thank you for being you. This kind of unconditional fraternity is indeed similar to the love of God for the world in Christianity, but when he said these words sincerely in a full and equal capacity as a...
By Jason 2022-12-02 01:30:29
Before that, I only knew one Rogers, Carl Rogers, a humanistic psychologist.
This movie made me meet another Rogers, his name is Fred Rogers, who has been a children's educator for almost a lifetime.
Is this a coincidence? Both Rogers have a kind face and a valued holding of unconditional positive concern for people.
And Fred, the group of concern, is one of the weakest in the world, one whose voice and power are extremely easy to ignore.
Fred saw them and valued...
By Preston 2022-11-27 06:04:06
He is a pastor, the creator of an evergreen American children's show, a "neighbor" who loves every child deeply, and a faith who always speaks softly, slowly and firmly. It is a pill of tranquility when the nation is in a state of panic.
I haven't written seriously for a long time, and even writing a film review is so difficult and stumbling, I always feel that something is wrong. Empty my head, look at the intertwined bamboos outside the window, review the...
By Elouise 2022-11-20 20:58:16
If the little prince ever existed, it must have been him
Originally contained in the personal public account: A mountain monster (or search for herringcat)
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Remember the hat at the beginning of The Little Prince?
It was actually a snake that only swallowed an elephant.
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By Garry 2023-09-28 20:35:47
"It's such a good feeling to know you're alive. It's such a happy feeling you're growing inside." I don't know how today's children learn to grow, and whether anyone has taught them what love and kindness are, What is sadness and death, how to face ridicule and failure, how to feel happiness and happiness. It's a shame no one taught us this when we were kids. No one respects our childhood, not even ourselves. What Fred has done for the children is unquestionably great. There is nothing greater...
By Junius 2023-09-19 04:33:05
I'm really bored, and I will only watch people who are interested in this kind of biopic in the...
By Camden 2023-09-04 05:37:04
I don't like watching, documentaries. . . not...
By Adeline 2023-08-22 06:20:37
Have we been tenderly cared for and truly...
By Zander 2023-08-18 23:26:18
2018487 One-star mediocre, very emotional, Neville is going to win the Oscar for documentary feature again
[regarding Fox News' attacks on Mr. Rogers' philosophies]
Junlei Li: The criticism goes like this: "You told everyone they're special. They don't have to do anything to earn that special. That's what's wrong with our country. That's what's wrong with children today." I'm sure by then Fred had heard the criticisms, but he's not talking about entitlement. And if you don't believe that everyone has inherent value, you might as well go against the fundamental notion of Christianity that you are the beloved son or daughter of God.
[regarding the urban legends surrounding Fred]
Tom Junod: That, to me, is just, like, a classic example of people looking at Fred in all his eccentricity and singularity, and trying to basically say, "Well, that can't be. He has to be this way."
Fred Rogers: [sternly] I am tired of hearing people who have long ago set aside the concerns of childhood, telling everybody what children really need. I'll tell you what children need. They need adults who will protect them from the ever-ready molders of their world.