Highlights Mr Rogers' humanism and how he related to all people not just kids
These types of roles have come to personify Tom Hanks’ later career. It seems like they were tailor made for him and his persona. Mr. Rogers was a beloved TV personality in the 60s and 70s greeting kids in the morning. Hanks tries to capture the mood Rogers created and explain his humanism in a creative, innovative and unexpected way via a cynical journalist that wants to interview him.<br /><br />The movie begins perfectly with the Mr. Rogers TV show. Hanks walks into the set singing “It’s A Beautiful Day In The Neighborhood” changes his clothes and then goes into his first segment about his friends in the neighborhood. The last character however ties into the film as he introduces Lloyd Vogel (Matthew Rhys) who is a journalist writing a profile about Rogers. The movie uses Vogel as a foil to go into Rogers’ ideas on life and what made him such an effective TV personality. It presents Vogel as a troubled person that Mr. Rogers tries to help because that’s what his whole goal was with his TV show.<br /><br />Another thing the movie does a good job with is incorporating some of the elements of the Mr. Rogers show. For instance, when Vogel and his wife go to a wedding they use an animated scene of traffic on a bridge using miniatures. It’s a way to say that everyone is part of the neighborhood, that we are all neighbors that need to know and care about each other.<br /><br />I think the most important thing about the movie was that everyone considers Mr. Rogers a figure for children. He was dealing with all kinds of life issues that affect all ages however. There was a complexity to him that many might have missed and this portrayal brings that all out. Hanks does an amazing job and this movie will really catch you off guard with its emotions. It’s not just a film about a kids show.<br />C
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