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Have we become so cynical that we can't appreciate a truly exceptional movie. Every performance is top-rate. If you can't find something to relate to in this story, you're not paying attention. Gabriel Basso is terrific. I'm sorry that this movie will be ignored because critics can't relate. Ron Howard is one of our finest storytellers. Two hours well spent.

So, I only realized the film was based on a true story at the end of the film. My opinions are my own and I don't claim to be a professional film critic nor do I understand some of their comments. This film was one of the best films I've seen in the last couple of months on Netflix.. This film also reduced me to tears 5 times. As for the acting? I've seen critics label it over the top.. Though myself and others who watched this film with me, all praised the actors within 10 minutes of the film starting.. So this is solely based on your own opinion of what good acting is. I have always been a slightly harsh critic of bad acting and 'B class films' but this films acting had me emotionally invested. As for the political point, not speaking enough on real issues... This is a man's life. HELLO CRITICS, CAN YOU HEAR ME IN THE BACK. Who are we to say that the film lacks the right message? It's based on the life of a man who lived through these very experiences. I read an article speak on Adams acting, "She's a banshee".. For all we know this woman could have been exactly like this. Is this Adams fault? Or the real life character? I feel critics are viewing this film as a chance to speak on poverty, political issues etc. This film touches on that and yes the editing can be improved.. but this was someone's life, just as you can't judge the memoir as it was his life, how can you say it lacks the right message? Great film, could have touched more on his time at Yale or atleast how he got there. This film had hours to take us on a journey through someone's incredibly sad, underprivileged life.. Take it as that, and don't judge it based on what message it lacks.