Tom

After watching the first episode and being unimpressed, I figured I would try more. I am glad I did. The emotion Anthony Mackie brings to this story is impeccable. He speaks with himself as if it's another person. He shows two slightly different personas. And it's beautiful hearing someone describe their family like that.

Had no idea what was coming with this one, and really liked how it unfolded revealing what was going on while in on the conversation. The acting was great, very moving, and especially wonderful the depiction of such a man facing what he was facing. I really appreciate it when men are allowed not only their anger, but their pain and grief related to how much they love: a real man. Very glad this is out there, what filmmaking storytelling can really be.

Mackie gives a wonderful, emotional performance; possibly his best. I can see why these actors jumped at the chance to work here; sometimes playing more than one character. It's evident within the first 5 minutes what the whole thing is about but it detracts not one bit from the enjoyable performance; unlike the forever screaming Hathaway in the first one. A must watch.

Anthony Mackie has always been a favorite of mine and this performance is another great example of his talent. Very raw, emotional and relatable.

This was better than Leah. I liked the story line.