11.22.63 Reviews

i was hesitant at first but it’s sooooo good. i was super interested in this. it would be cool if someone made an anthology show of this kinda concept but different events.
this shows mad crazy too. 9/10

Great show. I was very intrigued with the show the entire time. James Franco did an amazing job. The story is very interesting and the ending was bittersweet and emotional. I recommend it.

Did not enjoy series, maybe because I don’t really have an interest in the whole JFK situation.

Mic drop. Gorgeous.

النهايه نوو🥺💔

Bella serie, piena di colpi di scena e personaggi ben caraterizati.
All'inizio potrebbe non piacere quindi consiglio di guardare due puntate o almeno di concludere la prima.
assolutamente consigliata.
peccato però per il finale di stagione deludente.

this was a very interesting story. it def started slow, but it connected. i believe the first 2 episodes were the best of all of them and the ending was meh.. but it was interesting and def recommend! though, i link could have been better throughout

This was epic! Wish they would make more historical events into series

Fantastic limited series

Disappointed by this. The book is amazing and so detailed so it’s hard to capture all of the at. There are some good moments here but too many changes like many book to tv adaptations which don’t land.

Such an amazing series Great story emotional ending ❤️❤️

Solid

Very good, very interesting!!!!

8.5

I started this after finishing Oliver Stone’s “JFK” and I think I’m good on JFK content for the time being. James Franco is sometimes excellent and sometimes goofy. The Oswald parts might be the least interesting. But I’m a sucker for a time travel story

The real change in the world was the friends we made along the way🫶🏽

This was really good

6/10 overall. James Franco and Sarah Gadon had great chemistry and their ability to create a sweet love story makes this show a bit more of a positive experience, but, overall, it was littered with plot holes and questions, fell flat often, and fell short with many plot lines.

Just finished 11.22.63. What started as a sci-fi thriller about stopping the JFK assassination turned into something much deeper.

The 1960s aesthetic is great at first, but the show doesn't hide the real flaws of the era—the paranoia, segregation, and ugliness under the polished surface. The biggest takeaway for me was the idea that "the past is obdurate". Time literally fights back when you try to change it. Every choice to fix a past tragedy just triggers a ripple effect of worse consequences.

Beyond all the Lee Harvey Oswald tracking, the heart of the show is really the love story between Jake and Sadie. The ending hits hard because it proves true love is about selfless sacrifice, not control. A haunting, beautifully shot mini-series that makes you appreciate living in the present instead of trying to rewrite the past. Definitely worth the watch.