Very well executed

Just perfect...

A clunky actioner with a handful of cool moments.

The acting in this movie is really good.

This documentary will stay with you for a long time after viewing and you will still not have answers to your questions. Three babies separated and adopted by three families - all different - and watched over many years. The history of how 2 found each other, and then the third and the publicity that followed. The story gets more interesting and more questions come to mind. The connection of the adoption agency, a Dr. Neubauer, and why??? The interviews with the parents, the assistants to Neubauer, and mostly with the men themselves are amazing in telling this story. A well produced, well written and well told. This is a story I will wonder about for a long time.

Pass on this one. It would have made for a much better story on NPR. The documentary itself is just not very good. It was executed in an Inside Edition type of way.

First off, just the sheer coincidence and odds associated with this happening are remarkably inconceivable. The depth this story goes into leaves you deeply connected with these three men. Their unbelievable journey is a tragic fairy tale. So glad this story was able to be told.

I have told the story to so many about going into a small hardware store on E. 30th Street ( circa 1981) by my apartment at Kips Bay. Above the checkout were 3 pics of 3 identical young men. I asked the owner about them, and the story unfolded. But now so much more is explained, and I was "fascinated" especially as I was adopted and always wonder if I am a twin , or ..