Now, before we get into the fundamentals of how you can watch 'Jackie' right now, here are some particulars about the Jackie Productions (II), Fox Searchlight Pictures, Why Not Productions, Wild Bunch, Protozoa Pictures, Bliss Media, Endemol Shine North America, Fabula, LD Entertainment drama flick. Below, you'll find a number of top-tier streaming and cable services - including rental, purchase, and subscription options - along with the availability of 'Jackie' on each platform when they are available. to Jackie! If you are looking for a movie to pass the time, this movie is right for you.Fancy watching ' Jackie' in the comfort of your own home? Searching for a streaming service to buy, rent, download, or view the Pablo Larraín-directed movie via subscription can be challenging, so we here at Moviefone want to take the pressure off. Roles I feel could have been portrayed more strongly were Booth as sister Lee, and Hough a Cassini - these relationships were v. Other notably supporting roles were by Skerritt as Joe Kennedy, Frances Fisher as Janet was pretty strong (but then again, compare it to her role as the b*tchy mom on Titanic and I see little difference), and Ward as Black Jack. McCarthy as RFK was the strongest performance and left me to wonder if the quality of the film might have been better with him in the JFK role. Together the two seemed very old in appearance for a couple that has been considered two of the youngest most beautiful people to affect politics. Matheson's portrayal of JFK was decent, I've seen worse and I've seen better (Martin Sheen in Kennedy). Obivously Jackie was stunning and outstanding, but the tone and language used by Whalley made her stand out not in a way I think she intended. Like another poster I agree that she seemed rather regal and above everyone else even if scenes with her own family. Overall, I think Whalley did a mediocre job as Jackie. The aspect of money was very important and surprisingly missing. I was surprised that the film did not delve further into Jackie's family's financial hardships, most notably the fact that Hughie began running out of money early on and Joe ended up paying for the wedding. The chemistry between Whalley and Matheson peaked in the scenes from Jack's back surgery to Jackie taking Jack back after the stillborn birth. I also liked the emphasis on Jackies relationship with RFK, portrayed by Andrew McCarthy v. I did enjoy the use of aging the appearance of the film for certain scenes to replicate, it was very sweet. I feel these issues had an especially extreme importance on Jackies life but were downplayed in this film. Some of the meatier topics that could have been explored were only glossed over, including: Jackie's first pregnancy, JFK's unsuccessful VP nomination, the original courtship of JFK and Jackie, the candidacy of JFK for the presidency. I highly doubt that anyone familiar with the Kennedy story will be surprised by any of the content in this movie. The script is very cliché, as are the stories introduced. All together this bio gives little information outside a typical JFK/Jackie bio.