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Dear Mr. Watterson (2013)

20 years after Calvin and Hobbes stopped appearing in daily newspapers, filmmaker Joel Allen Schroeder has set out to explore the reasons behind the comic strip's loyal and devoted following.

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Chris O 24 May 2014

I was so excited about this documentary. I suppose it was still worth watching, as I learned some history of Watterson that I wouldn't have otherwise. However, this was a documentary which couldn't even let itself stick to it's topic, often taking tangents into commentary on comic strips as a whole, much of it unnecessary. In truth, much of what this documentary documented was already known. Schroeder set out to document the impact of Calvin and Hobbes. Unfortunately, this impact is already understood by anyone who would care enough to watch the documentary. If you already are a fan of Calvin and Hobbes, just go read your books again. You'll get the same nostalgic trip down memory lane with a lot more fun.

Noel Murray 13 Nov 2013

Too much of Dear Mr. Watterson is taken up by Schroeder and an array of non-professional C&H-lovers offering vague praise, with little to no real analysis—aesthetic, historical, or cultural.

Shawn S 06 Jun 2014

This is pretty much a love letter from the fans of Calvin and Hobbes to Bill Watterson. Watterson does not appear himself (as the documentary stated, he is the Sasquatch of comic artists), but a lot of other artists do, along with fans of all ages, ready to tell the world how Calvin and Hobbes has inspired them personally. If you're looking for something telling the rise and "fall" of Bill Watterson, or the detailed story of how Calvin and Hobbes came to be, this probably isn't the documentary for you. If you want to share in the excitement and joy the comic strip has brought people, and understand how it manages to live on despite the lack of merchandising, how it manages to create new fans as the years go by, spanning generations, then you should give this a watch.

Gary Goldstein 14 Nov 2013

The film, named for "Calvin" creator Bill Watterson, offers not only an in-depth look at the comic strip's unique influence but also a concise snapshot of the dwindling state of newspapers and their "funny pages."

Johann M 02 Mar 2014

a bit of a let down, but overall, it does delve into some interesting side history. Pacing does feel a bit rushed though.