He is almost 10 years old, is available in Prime Video, was made by one of the most prominent men of science fiction and is not so well known.
Sometimes the number of offers in the streaming platforms It can cloud the vision, and some things overlook. Luckily, Prime video is still there, and still keep some titles That, even if they have not caused the repercussions they should, they are still there, waiting for the spectators and surprising more than one.
This series was released in 2016, when the Prime Video platform just appeared. At that time, the streaming of films and serious was not yet the norm, and that is why it could have been overlooked, but at present, especially if you are a science fiction lover, it is mandatory to see, at least once, 11.22.63production Based on Stephen King’s work.
11.22.63
What is about 11.22.63, the Prime Video Undervalued Series
The story focuses on Jake Eppinga institute literature professor who does not imagine how much his life will change before To thehis friend and owner of a cafeteria tells him one of the most interesting secrets. In your business there is a portal through which You can travel to 1960and no matter how long you spend there, just a few minutes will have passed.
Then, Al, tells him what he has been trying for a while: avoiding the murder of John Fitzgerald Kennedy, but the deterioration in his health forced him to stop, so he now asks his friend, the protagonist. How would the world change if Kennedy had never died? Would everything have been better? Would climbing in Vietnam have been avoided? That is what he believes and convince the protagonist to try.
Prime Video: Trailer of 11.22.63
Prime Video: 11.22.63 cast
- James Franco (Jake Epping)
- Sarah Gadon (Sadie Dunhill)
- George Mackay (Bill Turcotte)
- Daniel Webber (Lee Harvey Oswald)
- Chris Cooper (Al Templeton)
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