McVeigh

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Jeffrey P @vanillavoodoo1 Jun 15 I really don’t see the point of this, unless it is to make McVeigh out to be a mindless drone who smokes a lot of cigarettes and is still someone no one seemed to really know, it showed nothing of interest. It honestly makes him seem like more of a patsy if this is all they could gather for material to base a movie on, or maybe this is just a really bad movie. Might have been better as a fictitious work. See more G L. @RT09869090 May 30 A good movie about the man who committed the deadliest act of domestic terrorism in American history. See more mark G @Mark_Alan_G. Apr 1 Slow, monotonous, boring as hell. Offers nothing in the way of historical content. It's just miscast actors sitting in the dark, not talking. You can trash this film for being boring and poorly made or you can trash this film for not really giving any perspective or insight into Timothy McVeigh, take your pick.. See more Michael W @mawilps Mar 19 This crime movie was terrible. Alfie Allen, Brett Gelman, Ashley Benson, Tracy Letts, Anthony Carrigan, and the rest of the cast did a terrible job in this movie. This true story about the psycho Tim McVeigh, the man responsible for the Oklahoma City bombing was tedious and pathetic. This movie should've been more about Tim and the FBI capturing him. Not just about Tim. If you haven't seen this movie yet, don't waste your time. It's not worth it. See more Mitchell M @mmorgan2026 Feb 15 This movie didn't care to portray geographical accuracy. Filmed around Covington, KY, and that area looks nothing like Oklahoma and Kansas, where McVeigh spent his days before the bombing. The movie was slow and did little to portray McVeigh's background in the film. Do not pay to watch this film. Watch one of the documentaries on Hulu or HBO I stead. See more TheMovieSearch R @TheMovieSearch Feb 1 McVeigh (2025) is a thriller-action film that struggles to deliver a coherent story. The main character is unclear in purpose, and the screenplay is slow, meandering, and poorly structured. Action sequences are sparse and underwhelming, while supporting characters are thinly developed and fail to add emotional depth. The pacing drags, and dialogue feels mechanical, making it difficult to stay engaged. The lead actor tries to carry the film, but even his performance cannot overcome the weak storytelling and direction. Cinematography and production design are serviceable but uninspired, and key moments of tension are too brief to impact the audience. Overall, McVeigh is confusing, slow, and unengaging, with sporadic action failing to save it. It is unlikely to satisfy thriller or action fans, making it a largely forgettable and frustrating viewing experience. See more Read all reviews

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