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LBJ is a movie starring Woody Harrelson, Michael Stahl-David, and Richard Jenkins. Lyndon B. Johnson aligns himself with John F. Kennedy, rises to the Presidency, and deals with the civil rights struggles of the 1960s.

Starring: Michael Stahl-David, Woody Harrelson, Jennifer Jason Leigh, Richard Jenkins

Genres: History, Drama, Biography

Director: Rob Reiner

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Quality	480p, 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K
Genres	History, Drama, Biography
Director	Rob Reiner
Writer	Joey Hartstone
Stars	Michael Stahl-David, Woody Harrelson, Jennifer Jason Leigh, Richard Jenkins
Country	USA
Also Known As	LBJ - L.B. Johnson, après Kennedy, A la sombra de Kennedy, LBJ ケネディの意志を継いだ男, The President: Lyndon B. Johnson, LBJ: A Esperança de uma Nação, Johnson: La esperanza de una nación, LBJ - Az elnök
Runtime	1H 38M
Description	Lyndon B. Johnson aligns himself with John F. Kennedy, rises to the Presidency, and deals with the civil rights struggles of the 1960s.

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Friday, 10 Jul 2020 15:29

I loved this film. I had seen so many movies about the Vietnam war, that it was hard to keep up. This movie was a breath of fresh air, I mean we all knew what was going to happen, it was about a guy, but he got a bunch of other people to help him, they got the best equipment, they got the best of the best to fight, and the most famous and greatest of the war, Martin Sheen, was in this movie. The best thing about this film is that it doesn't talk down to the viewer. I don't think that we need a great lesson on what is right and wrong, we need to learn about our own faults, and learn about what we can do to help each other, and stop being so selfish. We need to put our differences aside and learn about each other. One thing I can't get over is how beautifully beautiful this movie was. I mean, I saw it in the theater, and I just thought that it was amazing. I loved the music, the locations, the cinematography, everything was just perfect. I think that this film was an excellent start to any person's knowledge on the Vietnam war. It is an amazing tale of a guy, but he got his friends to help him, he got the best of the best, and he got the support of so many other people, and they all learned from his mistakes. I loved this film, I think that we need more movies like this, that show what war is really like, and that doesn't glamorize it, and it doesn't show every soldier in the world with guns blazing. We need to let the people know that we don't know how to kill, and that we need to put our differences aside to help each other. I think that this movie was well done and I recommend it to everyone.

Thursday, 09 Jul 2020 08:10

I just got back from the World Premiere of PJ, and while I really liked it I found some of it hard to swallow. For instance, the depiction of the CIA.I understand that it's a highly classified operation but, wow, in the middle of the movie when the story switches to Iraq we get a CIA Director (Edward W. Brooke) who's got a ten page report on everything. Gee, just kidding. The best part of the movie is the beauty of shooting. As I said, this is a high profile CIA operation and you can tell it's expensive. But the style of the movie is so beautiful and clean, that it doesn't seem like a high profile operation. The shots are beautiful and they make you feel like you're in a different era and place. The editing is beautiful, too, so that when things are fast it makes it seem so fast. I think that's why I think that some people who disliked the movie and think it's not the best film I've ever seen are missing the point of the film. The point is that it's a beautiful movie, beautiful people, and beautiful film. It's no great masterpiece but it's a beautiful film. And the beauty of the story and the characters are what really make it so good.

Thursday, 09 Jul 2020 02:14

Dieter Laser has written the best film I've ever seen about one of the greatest military leaders the world has ever seen. Not only does he show us the man behind the mask, but also the man who once again changed the face of American war for the better, in a very, very serious way. The men in the film are real men, and it makes one think that most of them had had terrible experiences in the armed forces. Laser shows us what it was like to be a "naked paratrooper" and not get wounded, or get sent home. I could not have had it any better than this. In fact, I saw it twice and enjoyed it even more the second time around. It is a film about great American leaders, but not only that. It is also about war and our own feelings about war. It is a film that I would recommend to everyone, even if they are not a military historian or a military buff. It is a great movie, with excellent acting, a great plot, and the most realistic war I have ever seen. It also has great photography, so that you can almost believe that the film was actually made in Iraq. This is a very realistic film, which makes it even more important that we remember that war is really hell. This is a great film. I would rate it at a 9 out of 10, but due to the fact that I saw it twice, I would give it a 10. The great thing about this film is that it should not be viewed as a political statement, but as a film about how we should remember our military heroes, and how much they really mean to us. I would recommend this film to anyone, and anyone who has an interest in American History.

Sunday, 05 Jul 2020 04:01

I saw this movie twice on the big screen. Once at the theater, and once on the big screen in my home theater. The second viewing was an experience of seeing it through a younger child's eyes, because it really seems to be a movie meant for children. Most people are obviously older, and I'm sure most people are going to go see this movie for the action and the guns. If you are interested in the true story of Abraham Lincoln and John Wilkes Booth, then you probably shouldn't see this movie. But if you're interested in the story of John Wilkes Booth and his preparations for war, then I think you should see this movie. The movie is very suspenseful and the plot is not overly complicated, just slow moving at times. It is the great strength of the movie, that you really do care about the characters and the story that is told in this movie. The violence in the movie is absolutely horrifying, and it really is something that you really don't want to see in a movie. I can't say enough about this movie, it is the best movie of 2008, and definitely the best movie of the year.

Tuesday, 30 Jun 2020 23:52

I was shocked when the actor told me he didn't see the film until about a year ago and thought I'd never be able to understand the true meaning of the events portrayed in the film. Fortunately, I saw it last night and I now understand and admire the strong effort put forth by the director and the rest of the cast. The film was not about the Vietnam War but about the contradictions in the society of the 1960's. I think it is an excellent film which will provoke an interesting discussion about the meaning of life and the purpose of our lives.

Tuesday, 23 Jun 2020 09:23

If you're looking for a movie that will make you think, go ahead and watch this movie. If you're looking for a movie that will make you feel good, go ahead and watch this movie. There are few movies out there that can both of these things at once. You don't have to think the entire movie, you can just enjoy the movie and the experience. This movie was very entertaining and well thought out. Every scene had a point to it and the overall idea was great. You get so involved in this movie and you want to be there for the character, but also wanting to be there for the movie as well. This movie was extremely well directed and produced, with the use of great scenes. I will definitely be watching this movie over and over again. I thought the acting was amazing and the acting was the main reason for the movie to be rated so highly. The movie had an amazing story and the way it was put together was amazing. I would highly recommend watching this movie, I think it's a great movie to watch and get into.

Monday, 22 Jun 2020 01:56

Ladies and gentlemen, this movie is the masterpiece of the year. What is truly impressive about this movie is that it is so different. In fact, the most surprising thing about it is that it is not really based on a true story. It's actually based on a true story of a man who was actually arrested and tried for the most heinous crime of all times: treason. However, it's also based on the most powerful man of the world at the time: the king. This man had absolute power and absolute authority. He had no concept of wrong and wrong should be punished severely. He was seen as a god in the eyes of the people, and was seen as a man with a moral compass. His ideas are spread throughout the world. His idea of freedom was simply spread with mass propaganda. The only person that disagrees with his ideas is the king himself. His idea is so wrong, so evil, so contrary to what we are used to see in the world, that he becomes the first man in history to be executed. This is the greatest story ever told. It is also the greatest movie ever made. The cinematography is amazing, the story is amazing, and the music is amazing. This is one of the most powerful movies of all time, and it is the best movie ever made. It is so powerful, so powerful, and so powerful. This is a must see movie.

Friday, 19 Jun 2020 05:14

I loved the movie. I was a fan of Oliver Stone before seeing this film. He was always very clever. I remember the first time I watched the movie I was in awe of the fact that someone could be so sophisticated and do so many things with so little material. This film was a very good introduction to Stone and one of his best movies. He was always very intelligent and great at using the camera. The cinematography was spectacular and I always loved the music. This movie was filmed on location in Northern California. It was shot on VHS tape and I have the DVD. My only complaint was the fact that the movie was a little slow and lacked some of the action. I would say this movie is great. It is certainly not for all tastes, but it will be a classic for a long time.

Jonathan Delgado

Wednesday, 17 Jun 2020 21:47

Director Joe Wright's portrayal of LBJ's commitment to Vietnam War reform and Vietnam War presence in the presidential campaign of 1968 is both engrossing and affecting. The story is about a Vietnam War veteran, former President Lyndon Johnson, who found himself caught between his commitment to the Vietnam War and his support for anti-war presidential candidate Eugene McCarthy. The movie is based on Johnson's diary and photographs of himself and his son, Robert. The main story line is told through photos of Johnson and his son in various stages of their life. Johnson was a well-known proponent of the Vietnam War and LBJ's son, Robert, had served in the War. The father-son relationship is more effective when the dad is older than the son. It is interesting to note that Robert was the only child in the Johnson family who had no close ties to the war, although his father had served in the War. As Robert grew, he seemed to become a more discerning individual, but it was his brother who became more concerned about his brother's professional career. Robert was a Vietnam veteran, so it was no surprise that he would become more involved in the Vietnam War, and later in politics. In a couple of scenes in the movie, Johnson discusses how the war contributed to his decision to make the Vietnam War a non-military issue. But the most effective part of the movie was the interviews with Johnson's son and others who were there with him during the Vietnam War. The most striking scenes were the Vietnam War, Vietnam War veterans and those interviewed. Robert Johnson was a beloved icon and this movie served as a great opportunity to better understand the personal history of the nation's most prominent political figure.

Tuesday, 16 Jun 2020 14:28

This is a film that requires a minimum of expectation. It is a documentary about Martin Luther King Jr. and his dream, a dream that led to his downfall and his demise. It is based on his life and times and there is no love lost, no drama of love, no action to stop the story. It is a tribute to a man who knew how to handle his enemies and the pressure of public opinion. I am amazed at the amount of hate this film received, the number of people that gave this film a 1. That is so surprising, because it is clearly not about King. I think that this film may have the most love that I have seen for a film, in many years. It is a real masterpiece, that does not need to be explained. The story is absolutely brilliant, and the plot is also brilliant. There is a lot to enjoy, and there is a lot to learn. A must watch for people, who like their cinema and documentaries. This is a movie to be seen.

Tuesday, 09 Jun 2020 13:37

I haven't read the book, so I cannot comment on its accuracy. My best guess is that it is a good film. The story is well constructed and the acting is fine. But I wish they would have made it more interesting. It's pretty simple - some people are manipulated by the government, and others are not. But, the government doesn't tell the truth. So, you have people who are duped and manipulated, and those who are not. I do understand the power of a powerful government, but it's only one of many. It could have done more with this film.

Dorothy Gonzales

Friday, 29 May 2020 20:30

One of my favorites, this film depicts the march of the Cubans from their oppression to the freedom of the nation. The scenes with Castillo are amazingly realistic and well-done, and are true to the actual events. I've always been curious about what happened to Castro, and this film gives me a much better understanding of why. The man was one of the most divisive figures in modern history, and it's a shame that his countrymen would suppress such a great and interesting figure. He was so kind, and so loyal to his countrymen, that it's hard to understand how he could have turned on them. I think he was kind of a lost soul, which is why he was able to overthrow the Communist government so easily. This film is a must-see for anyone who enjoys movies. It's a great story, and a reminder of the achievements and tragedies of our nation. I also loved the Spanish accents that Castillo was supposed to have, but who knows, maybe it was just a script mistake.

Wednesday, 27 May 2020 05:44

John Lennon's dream is put to the test in the decades following his death. Through the course of several decades, the rest of his family find themselves on opposite ends of the political spectrum. Their views, and their families, are put to the test in ways that are beyond their control. The film is primarily a documentary about how the world came to be divided between two families that had been so close, but also has moments of sadness. This isn't a movie about John Lennon or his music. It's a movie about his family. I enjoyed this film as much as I did watching "The Band's" first film. The last part of the film is the most heartbreaking. The way the families of John Lennon and Beatle Paul McCartney came to terms with the deaths of their children was very touching. I can only hope that this film inspires people to take a minute and think about the questions they have about their own family. This film isn't a perfect film. There are a few scenes that were a bit too over the top, and the dialog could have been a bit tighter. But, the film was a solid 9 out of 10. Don't miss it. I rate it 8/10.

Monday, 25 May 2020 16:20

This is one of the best movies I have ever seen. Every time I watch it I learn something new. I have seen it 3 times now. It really makes you feel that you are in the middle of the trouble you are watching it. It gives you a lot of information about how Vietnam war really went. The director did a great job with this movie. I think it is very important that this movie is shown in a perfect way. We must not forget that the country was about to fall, not some small army. Anyway, I have watched this movie and I think it is a really good movie. It was very important that everyone had to watch it because this is a very important story. People who have seen it will never forget it. It is a must see for everybody.

Tuesday, 19 May 2020 09:10

No, I don't know how to feel about this movie. The reviews I've read from people are generally negative, and that is understandable. I know some people liked the film, and I liked it too, but I cannot remember the last time I saw a film that gave me this much pleasure. My favorite scene in the film is when John is talking with Elton John in the bar. He tells him, "I'm a bad man, a nasty man." Elton John looks at John and says, "That's true." They both say, "We've always been bad men, we've always been nasty men." John, tears up and says, "That's what I've always been." Elton John says, "That's what I want to be." They laugh and say, "That's good!" It's wonderful. My only question is, if he never learned anything in school, why is he so good at telling jokes? I don't want to spoil the movie for those who haven't seen it, but I'll let you find out. I also really liked the character of Lenny, played by Orlando Jones. I think Jones is the most convincing of the four main leads, and it's nice to see a character that we see more of than the other guys. I'm not sure why the two side characters were so irritating, but I can't say I was as annoyed with the main characters as I was with them. I felt like the movie moved along at a good pace, and the film did not lose my interest at any point. There were very few scenes where I was rooting for one of the leads, but that doesn't mean the other three were bad actors. I thought they were all decent, especially Robert De Niro, who I've always liked, but he really does deserve a nomination for this. He's the star of the show, and you just know he's going to win every award. I also liked the end, which I won't spoil, but the movie ends with the same dialogue as it started with, but that makes the movie a lot better. Overall, I'm impressed. John Sayles did a great job with the film, and I thought the supporting cast did an outstanding job. People may think it's gimmicky, but it's very true. John Sayles really does have the style and the chops to make a great film, and he has it.

Sunday, 17 May 2020 19:55

I was very excited to see this movie. The story of Bobby Kennedy was a good one. I've read the book and had many hopes to see it on screen. I really enjoyed the movie and even though it didn't live up to my expectations, I was still very satisfied. For the most part the movie followed the book quite well and kept you interested. I don't believe the movie was taken out of context but the movie was full of symbolism. If you have not read the book, I would suggest watching the movie and deciding for yourself. I think this movie was very good and deserves to be seen. The ending was very touching and I felt sad to see Bobby die. The acting was very good and I hope that Meryl Streep continues to play leading roles.

Friday, 15 May 2020 16:55

With many of the principals returning from the first one, I can't really say I have any new stuff to add. Well, here it is. Let me say first that I thought the original had a lot to live up to and did. This movie is actually better than I expected. I didn't see it as a sequel and didn't expect much. I think the biggest surprise was that it was a more personal film about the men in the Vietnam war. The men are much more than the white hats, who are the cause of all the evils. It's a film that really doesn't turn into a soap opera and we all know that when the time comes that the hero will have to face the wrath of his old war buddies. In this film we have the same scenario. While the film was not exactly the best I have seen, it was still good and definitely the best since the first one. However, the film is not perfect. It is true that it could have been shorter. It is true that the action could have been better. However, the film still could have been better and probably would have been better with a more serious direction. For example, I think they could have gone much more into the inner workings of the men's mind. Instead, they kept it down to the simple fact that it was a conflict between two men and how they fought. This, in my opinion, could have added more to the film. It could have been a more interesting and more meaningful film. But I guess it's too late for that now. In my opinion, the film is still good and worth seeing.

Tuesday, 12 May 2020 14:16

I don't know why everyone seems to hate this film. It's not a perfect film, but is it the most interesting film that is in the history of cinema? No, not even close. But the basic idea behind it is interesting and there are plenty of compelling performances. The plot is quite thin, but it is what we expect from this type of film. It does have it's flaws. This is not a film that is really "tough" on you. The acting is fine, but I'm not sure if the characters have any real depth. There is one aspect of the film that really bothers me: the dog. The dog was the most disturbing thing in the film. It's as if the makers of the film didn't think enough about what the dog means to the story. But this isn't really a problem with the film as much as it is a problem with the dog itself. I don't know what the filmmakers were thinking. The dog was so damn annoying and completely out of place in the film that I'm sure I'm not the only one who found it absolutely annoying. If you're looking for a good, compelling movie that deals with a few critical issues, watch the Godfather, The Insider, or Platoon. But if you want to watch a well-made film with lots of emotional depth, I highly recommend this film.

Friday, 17 Apr 2020 08:35

I'll be honest, I didn't like this movie. It was slightly boring and the ending was too unrealistic. But that's not to say it's a bad movie. I just felt it was poorly done. So, the plot, like I said before, is pretty basic. Basically, the Soviet Union fell, and now people are fleeing the country, and the world needs to help. The story starts out like this, the newly-made president wants to fight the insurgency, and he gets help from a man named Robert. But Robert is a kind of sadistic guy, and has some hidden agenda. He's trying to free all the dissidents who have been imprisoned. The story, while interesting, is never really interesting. At the beginning, you might think it's a story about how the people are fleeing the country, but it's not. The storyline never really follows the real history of the fall of the Soviet Union. So, the movie is pretty good. It has a good story, a good cast, and a good pace. There are a few things that you might not like. One of the things is the acting. It's not that good. Sometimes they make the characters seem way too cold and even inhuman. Another thing is the ending. It's a pretty bad ending. It's just a way too unrealistic, and you won't believe what happens. Overall, this is a pretty good movie. It has a good story, decent acting, good pace, and a pretty good ending. 8/10.

Friday, 17 Apr 2020 07:55

To be blunt: this movie is awful. But when I say that, I mean, "awful" as in "The first time I walked out of the theater, I felt like a dick." This is the worst movie I have ever seen. My friends and I have spent the last couple weeks trying to figure out how to get the movie out of our system. At least, we managed to get the 20 minutes that were actually good. So it's back to the cinemas. The cast is fantastic, as is the script. But the worst thing about this movie is that the characters' actions are utterly unbelievable. This movie tries to be realistic, but it falls flat. You'll find yourself asking yourself "why would people do this or that?" And then, the real reason is that you're not prepared to even think about it. If you're not prepared to think about it, you will not enjoy this movie. This is a must see for anyone who likes history, but even then, I would advise that you stay away from it. It is very disturbing, but it's also very boring. I'll give this 8/10, but I'll need a 2nd and a third if you insist on watching it.

Friday, 17 Apr 2020 06:24

I've been trying to think of the last time I was entertained by a film. This movie definitely brings that sensation back. For the first hour or so, I was just watching for character development and plot. I was quite enjoying myself until one of the main characters (Billy Bob Thornton) made an admission. I remember thinking "This is just a bunch of Hollywood claptrap. What a joke." I was very disturbed by this. I have never been so surprised to find an actor take a stand for something he has always felt is wrong. It was refreshing to see one of the other characters (Jean Reno) go out of his way to encourage the war. Even the scene at the end with the confrontation at Fort Sumter seemed worth the time spent watching it. I was glad to see the dialogue was free of sentimentality. It didn't let the audience down that much, it was nice to see real men, men who know the pain of war. Not to mention the action was exciting and kept you involved until the end. It wasn't perfect, but it was great entertainment. I'll admit, I was a little disappointed that the band broke up after the first song, but it seemed more like a director's cut or something. I don't want to be a reviewer bashing the film, I just don't want to see it for what it is. A pretty good film that was in the wrong hands could have been so much more. I will recommend this to friends as a good way to spend an evening with some good laughs.

Friday, 17 Apr 2020 03:51

I found the movie fascinating, especially the back and forth conversations between Truman and Bobby in Vietnam. They are like brothers, you see their feelings, their hopes and their joys. It was also good to see Gary Sinise, he has a lot of depth in this role. The movie is based on the book "Election" by Donald Boudreaux. The book is about the Vietnam War and is very good. The movie is much better, it is not about the war, but about a conversation between a Vietnam veteran and his brother who is now a US senator. But it is a very good conversation. The movie also shows the triumphs and mistakes of the Vietnam War. There are some scenes of those involved in the war that are very moving. The movie is very informative. The only problem is that it is not very long, about 90 minutes. I rate this film 8/10.

Friday, 17 Apr 2020 02:59

I am not a fan of Michael Moore but I did enjoy this movie. The only problem was that he left out a lot of facts. I do not think that the US or Soviet Union were responsible for the "missile crisis" but I do think that Moore did a good job of painting the situation in such a way that it is easy to dismiss the "facts" that he did not include. There is also a strong cast in this movie. I enjoyed the way that they played the parts of the main characters. This movie is much better than the usual liberal movie and is a must see.

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