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6.6 / 10 2h 12min

Drama History TV Movie

Lyndon B. Johnson's amazing 11-month journey from taking office after JFK's assassination, through the fight to pass the 1964 Civil Rights Act and his own presidential campaign, culminating on the night LBJ is actually elected to the office – no longer the 'accidental President.'

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Review by EmeraldEchidna

"Accidental President. That's what they'll say."

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Review by user304dm0h4rtc

Tour De Force for Bryan Cranston

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Review by MoonlitMongoose

Superb telling of a flash point in history from a point of view that has been overlooked

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Review by user737u8ag4a7w

Engaging and compelling historical political drama

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Review by user485eaqdgemv

I have a whole new outlook on LBJ

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Review by user7547t045r03

Surprisingly parallel to the events of 2016/17

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Review by PixelPenguin

Should be a requirement for all US citizens

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Review by user694k70f317h

Themes As Relevant Today As In The Subject Material

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Review by user9789v6in26e

A political film of race, social culture and the fight for moral justice.

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Review by user96567wuxon7

Bryan Cranston looks so much like LBJ - wish there was more ground covered

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Review by user5729xbr58iv

Just gets warmed up and then...ends

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Review by user5857z5d5jg1

One of, if not, the best TV movie ever made, Cranston is incredible and this is one of the best historical movies I have seen.

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Review by user975qr07vgef

has a lot to say about its time, but ours also - a "prequel" to Selma

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