Thoroughly enjoyed this documentary that looks beyond the politics into the lives of the presidents he photographed. A timely story of hope, character and the urgency of truth. I give this documentary a 10 (inspiring) out of 10 {Documentary}

I can't belive I almost didn't watch this documentary. As a European I don't have a high opinion of American politics or presidents but I'm interested in photography so I gave it a shot. I was wrong doubting the quality of The Way I See It. The documentary is very well made, very emotional at times, and contains stunning pictures of mostly Barrack Obama. The contrast between Obama and Trump couldn't be bigger after watching this movie. Seeing how Obama really cares about the people against seeing Trump showing off in front of his rich friends it's just the right representation of what many people think. I cried a couple times, never thought I would, cried because of the humane picture I have now of America's greatest president ever, certainly as a normal caring human being, taking difficult decisions that are for the greater good. Pete Souza might be political now but he wasn't when he took those pictures. Great photographer, that in the end turned out to be great human being with a good sense of humor. The Way I See It is a beautiful documentary, that should be watched by everybody, whether you like Obama or not, whether you like Trump or not.

From a 3rd party to view the presidency and go into the other side the public rarely know is the highlight of this documentary. Running a county like a business, making millions and million of dollars, jobs without mercy. Is that what American wants? Results proof everything. Obama makes a world a better place and win his co workers and Americans heart. What did Trump do for the past 4 years ? I just see a boss running a company and his workers hate him.