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In America's darkest hour came an unlikely hero.

LBJ (2017)

November 3, 20171h 38mEN
6.4

169 votes

Overview

The story of U.S. President Lyndon Baines Johnson from his young days in West Texas to the White House.

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Status

Released

Original Language

English

Budget

$20.0M

Revenue

$2.5M

Production Companies

ITS CapitalAcacia Filmed EntertainmentCastle Rock EntertainmentAlmost Never FilmsStar Thrower Entertainment

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5.0

Following the assassination of John F. Kennedy, his Vice President, Lyndon B. Johnson, stepped up to take the main job. This biopic stars Woody Harrelson as Johnson, and tells the story of LBJ as Vice President under Kennedy. Other than the tragic circumstances from which he inherited the role, when compared with his predecessor, JFK, and his eventual successor, Richard Nixon, Lyndon Johnson had an uneventful presidency. _LBJ_ digs into what made the man tick. Like many political flicks - especially those released around an election (in this case Trump in 2016) - much of its content has…

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GenerationofSwine

GenerationofSwine

1.0

Every now and again you get an IMDB moderator that strikes down anything political that he doesn't agree with... ... in this case it's saying that LBJ wasn't a great movie and that he wasn't a great president. This is the president that took out his manhood when the press asked him why we were still in Vietnam. This was the president that tried to force an astronaut's wife with a speech impediment to appear with him on television to further his career. LBJ ignores all of that. LBJ falsely makes the case that Johnson devoted his presidency to expanding Kennedy's policies. In reality…

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