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Jackie

2016

Action / Biography / Drama / History

Jackie (2016) download

Jackie

2016

Action / Biography / Drama / History

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Jackie (2016) download

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Plot summary

An account of the days of First Lady, Jacqueline Kennedy, in the immediate aftermath of John F. Kennedy's assassination in 1963.

Director

Pablo Larraín

Top cast

Julianne Binard as Mourner

Natalie Portman as Jackie Kennedy

Yann Bean as Air Force Officer

Ralph Brown as Dave Powers

Tech specs

720p.BLU 1080p.BLU 2160p.WEB.x265

730.84 MB

1204*720

English 2.0

R

Subtitles

23.976 fps

1 hr 40 min

Seeds 10

1.52 GB

1792*1072

English 2.0

R

Subtitles

23.976 fps

1 hr 40 min

Seeds 14

4.47 GB

3840*2160

English 5.1

R

Subtitles

23.976 fps

1 hr 40 min

Seeds 4

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Starlit_Freak 221 days ago

Wether you're bored or excited, this film is an interesting work of fiction.

an0nymous1 222 days ago

Boring AF.. Hard Pass!!

diladoc 223 days ago

First film in Larraín's C20 Iconic Women [Trilogy]

pasnoborder 224 days ago

I can't believe she left anakin for this loser! No wonder Anakin went berserk...

jimew 224 days ago

Does the movie cover her putting up with JFK bedding down a variety of Hollywood starlets???

trustmebruh 409 days ago

SO BORING! skip it guys, not worth it.

RABLAGE78 1928 days ago

Most boring movie ever, it's even worse than Maborosi

Van_Man 2565 days ago

Who dunnit ? Think Killer Queen, gun power, gelatine, dynamite with a laser beam, guaranteed to 'blow your mind'....

sergwain 2873 days ago

Boring film. Wasn't Jackie supposed to have had a lobotomy?

noboyzband 3281 days ago

not full 1280x720, only 1204x720 :(

dschlosser15 3476 days ago

Over acting my Natalie Portman, boring terrible movie

abhiawle 3514 days ago

Thanks FREEMAN & YTS !!

inngi 3519 days ago

i get a system errro when i try to download.

blainehb 3529 days ago

Thanks for this

ahme_dar 3532 days ago

madrchod critics! those who hate such movies should die, panchodo!

nasaras 3533 days ago

thank you!

nejjarkhaled 3533 days ago

Awesome movie! Thank you for the experience!

h0r4c3 3534 days ago

Thanks!

flairjair 3534 days ago

boring but was great acting, just content was meh.

skaggz64 3535 days ago

What the hell! I'm sorry but this movie was so Boring!

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IMDb reviews

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7 / 10

The four day episodes after the tragic event!

Reno

**The four day episodes after the tragic event!** An unusual biographical film. I have seen films about JFK, either based on the real or just fiction, but this…

7 / 10

Crisis management... for two hundred million people

greatandimproving

Pablo Larraín's "Jackie" covers the week following the JFK assassination in 1963 and is based on an unpublished interview of Jacqueline Kennedy (Natalie…

Pablo Larraín's "Jackie" covers the week following the JFK assassination in 1963 and is based on an unpublished interview of Jacqueline Kennedy (Natalie Portman) by Life Magazine. Finally released upon her death, the notes were blended with several other interviews to create this screenplay by Noah Oppenheim. For anyone interested in understanding the widespread panic and "what-now" of the time, you'll appreciate this film.The scene ideas are painfully simple, though highly effective. From sharing the impossible news with her kids, to deciding when/how to move out, to asking million-dollar questions of the priest ("What kind of God takes a father away from his two little children?"), the movie includes moments we all know must have happened to Jackie but were buried under the public hysteria around the event itself. As intoned by the funeral planner, "The world's gone mad."Jackie makes small talk in the hearse with Bobby Kennedy while her dead husband (his dead brother... America's dead president) lies in the hulking casket between them, causing our focus to oscillate between the weight of what we hear and what we see. Later, as she staggers through the White House at the end of the longest day of her life - still donning her blood-soaked pink dress that would soon find a permanent home in infamy - Jackie personifies crippling isolation in body and in mind. The non sequiturs that tumble out during these dreadful sequences ("How will we afford to put the kids through school now? Maybe we can sell some of the furniture?") are as heartfelt as they are ludicrous. No matter where she is or what she's doing, Jackie reacts like any commoner would. She just happens to be doing so as the First Lady.The film works because Portman is the most believable Jackie O ever put on screen. From the outset, she is in total control of her confusion, fear, helplessness, exasperation, guilt, long-held duties as a mother, brand-new duties as a *father, alongside her esoteric responsibilities to the nation. Portman puts on an acting clinic by conveying her predicament through nuance. We learn as much about Jackie's state of mind from what she doesn't say as from what she does, because no matter how carefully she speaks or how badly she wishes to be understood, it becomes clear that no words could ever meet the moment.Characters often stare pleadingly into the camera's eyebrow, as if searching for an escape hatch from the audience. The score is populated by discordant whole notes that produce similar unease. Even the photography is at once stunning and unsettling, given the underlying darkness that has eclipsed the light of society. In the end, we feel the world on edge, suspended in time, waiting for normal life to resume. This film concerns the looking back required before it is possible for Jackie Kennedy (or for any of us) to make sense of the loss and start again. The same looking back required "to let them see what they've done."

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