Not sure what made me watch this. I don't consider myself a Chris Brown fan, though I always knew he was incredibly, uniquely gifted and talented. Even before seeing this something in his eyes made me sense that he is a loving soul. God has given this man so much & He's using him to help others on so many levels. Receiving too much too soon can turn a blessing into a curse if you're not prepared for what fame can do to you. (Chris should have listened to his mom & gotten therapy early on. But hey-he was a teenage male. So I understand why that didn't happen.) One moment of poor judgment can have a ripple effect that without God's help & your willingness could ruin your life & cause you to stop short of your mission. But thankfully Chris Brown got back up again.

I'm praying that he'll continue to stay sober & focused and some day make music with more positive messages now that much of the negativity that haunted him for so long has lifted. Time to let peace & goodness shine.

I see a gospel album in your future Chris.

Everyone should see this film. It will truly make you love Chris more if you are a fan and will make you appreciate his strength that much more. If you are not necessarily a fan, you still need to check it out. The courage it takes for anyone to lay out all their lifelong, and I mean lifelong, hurts/issues/traumas (whatever label you want to put on it) to just 1 person is tremendous, but to lay it out for the world, just beyond words the courage that takes. Put your predisposed notions to the side, give the film a try, put yourself in his shoes and think, how many people would travel the journey he has been in LIFE and continue to put one foot in front of the other each day? Then take the same journey with the ENTIRE world watching you constantly since you were 15......amazing story. Lots of topics for people to take away and have educational discussions on. Great movie!

Not sure how in the world I ended up buying this, but his performance of man in the mirror and the back story made a huge impact on my life back in 2015. I have always found it a learning experience to follow Chris Browns life. I’ve done my best to see how it all affects him, how he fell, the mistakes he made & be a better man by watching his life unfold from the outside. It was nice to hear the air cleared on a lot of cloudy situations.

Overall I am happy that I watched it, I think Chris did well in making it—I’ll always be one rooting in his corner for his life to be changed.

For the longest time I blamed Chris Brown without really knowing the details. We all did. What he did was absolutely wrong; however, what we failed to see was that Rihanna was just as guilty when it came to physical abuse. They were both at fault and I'm saddened that I didn't see that for so long. After watching this, I have a deeper respect for Chris. I think he is truly sorry for what he did and has tried since to become a better person and man. I appreciate the honesty and emotion he put into this.

Highly recommend watching. You will see a different side of him and hopefully have the power to forgive him for making a mistake.

I like this documentary explaining in details of Chris Brown's ups and down, but moving forward in his life.

This touched me in every way. Honest, candid, and transparent account of this phenom's past issues, and current mindset. CB was genuine and raw in this. A must see for the naysayers and for us diehard team Breezy members.

I have to wonder why this documentary was only available for a short time in theatres. Chris Brown tells the honest truth about his life and the fight with Rihanna that almost destroyed his career.

It was great