davewarlow-82966 Genuinely moving insight into the life of a creative genius. I laughed with Robin and I cried with everyone that loved him. This documentary showed the complexities of a vulnerable and deeply talented individual, from childhood to his unfortunate end.

vandrist I watch this documentary with a heavy heart. You never get to see the struggles that some actors have had to go until they retire or die. Watching this shortly after he would have celebrated his 67th birthday, it is difficult to put all that content and that much energy in an HBO special in just under 2 hours, but they manage to do so. When you watch this, it will leave you nothing short of wanting to binge watch everything Robin Williams has touched. Growing up to most of his movies, in the peak of his time, brings me back to my childhood. I can't remember the amount of times I've seen Mrs. Doubtfire, Aladdin, Good Will Hunting, and probably my favourite, Patch Adams, which I feel is borderline autobiographical, minus the medical aspect. I was really happy being able to see my childhood friend again and I know you will be too. I strongly recommend you watch this if you ever loved Robin Williams. You won't be disappointed.

christyorlov I absolutely loved this documentary. So many funny parts but much of it was sad as well. Absolutely worth the time to watch.

imhy I fell in love with Robin Williams before I even knew who Robin Williams was. He will forever be the bat in Ferngully and than Genie in Aladdin before I was old enough to work out he was real person. I know he had his demons but I've never know a person in the history of this world that spent so much time and effort in making others happy. The countless people that smiled and laughed thanks to him. He was a true gift to the world. Wish the ending was different but it is what it is. May he Rest In Peace. Thank you for the joy you brought into our lives and thank you to his family for sharing him with us.