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I can't remember a time in my life without pud, so this was a beautiful way to look back at pud and just appreciate it as a masterpiece. I don't think I've ever cried more at a the end of a documentary more than this one.

Pud saved my life. I was a down and out, lonely boy with nothing to live for, but then pud came and found me, and my life now feels complete. Every time I go to the doctor and he tries to prescribe me medication, I always refuse, telling him pud will fix the problems.

Seeing Mark, Zach and Broden hugging outside the old studio was heartwarming to say the least. I'm just so glad they can come together all these years later and look back fondly on the pud that made them.

Never take pud for granted. I always have it with my morning brown and my meatball sub from subway (where their spokesperson Jared Fogle had terabytes of child videos in his collection).

Thank you pudboys, bounce that pud.

This is arguably Scorsese's best film. The story is told in a way you'd absolutely expect from Scorsese, this man's genius is unmatched. Outstanding cinematography, score, production design and editing, all top tier technical excellence. The performances from Lily Gladstone and Leonardo DiCaprio are Oscar worthy feats, but for me, Robert De Niro was the clear standout best. I've never seen him act so menacingly evil and kindhearted at the same time, it's amazing.

A lot has been said about the runtime, which honestly I think is a very unfair criticism of the film. For the caliber of story this is going for, the runtime is justified, honestly I would of liked another hour of it. If you go into it scared of a long runtime, you won't like it, but it deserves to be seen by everyone.

All of my 19 years of life, I have hoped and prayed for a film about my idol Elvis Aaron Presley. So the anticipation waiting for this film was intense to say the least. I was so skeptical of it all, until last night.

Seeing this in a packed cinema was truly special. Seeing my idol portrayed on screen is something I will never forget. It was so damn good I went and saw it again tonight, the very next day. Austin Butler as Elvis is the greatest acting performance in film history, and he is surrounded by other amazing acting from Tom Hanks, Olivia Dejonge and Richard Roxburgh.

I now truly believe the king has been revived for my generation. This is the time for everyone to discover him, and it will be the greatest day of their lives.

TCB.