A spectacular documentary that does something even more than I had hoped or expected: it showed us the man who was Christopher Reeve. While honoring him, it did not lionize him by shying away from the aspects of his life that made him flawed or real.

The other fantastic element is how much it gave Dana Reeve her laurels for the work she did and the pain she also endured.

Highly recommended!

(PS…if I were to offer any constructive criticism, it would have been nice to discuss more about the science behind spinal cord injury and the research behind cures.)