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Killing Lincoln (2013)

April 14, 1865. One gunshot. One assassin hell-bent on killing a tyrant, as he charged the 16th President of the United States. And in one moment, our nation was forever changed. This is the most dramatic and resonant crime in American history—the true story of the killing of Abraham Lincoln.

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Geoffrey O 13 Oct 2013

It was alright, but nothing memorable. The costumes and cinematography are unquestionably good, and Jesse Johnson is amazing as John Wilkes Booth. However, the film clearly couldn't decide if it wanted to be a documentary or drama. The "docudrama" thing doesn't work if the audience is keeping up with the story. Aside from Johnson, and maybe Billy Campbell as well, the rest of the cast wasn't terribly memorable, and I felt Geraldine Hughes' Mary Todd Lincoln was grossly over-acted. The film had too much of Spielberg's "Lincoln" on it's shoulders (although I actually felt it's plot was far more interesting), and I thought it was trying to hard to live up to it. Only with d-list actors/director and Tom Hanks narrating. So much more could have been done with a movie about Lincoln's murder. It's okay, and it's worth a watch at least, but I feel an opportunity was wasted.

Akilo R 30 Jul 2013

very informational movie. had no idea that all the conspirators in Lincoln's assassination were basically all kids. they were all ages 21-23 except for Boothe who was only 30.

Ted N 22 Jun 2013

Initially, I was put off when Killing Lincoln turned out to be more of a TV documentary with high production value reenactments than a feature film. With the exception of Billy Campbell as President Lincoln, some of the acting wasn't up to par with the cinematography. Furthemore, having Tom Hanks as commentator and "host" of the program seemed out of place, disrupting the flow of the narrative. But after a while, I began to appreciate the wealth of insight and the painstaking research into the history about the assassination. This, by the way, was one of the last productions the late, great Tony Scott worked on with his brother, Ridley. Definitely recommended.

Dave L 14 Jul 2013

"Killing Lincoln" benefits from having veteran actor Tom Hanks as a narrator. The film follows the events leading to Lincoln's assassination and the ensuing manhunt for John Wilkes Booth. The docudrama has some engaging moments but also has distracting, very melodramatic acting which oft set the tone.

Kevin M. W 13 Mar 2016

Don't be put off, as I very nearly was, by Bill O'Reilly's name in the credits. Many facts surrounding the death of arguably America's greatest president are addressed herein, fleshing out considerably what you may already know. The story is spare, the production, but the point made is nonetheless eloquent. Tom Hanks as the on air narrator aids credibility. Produced by National Geographic.