[A] visually-stunning and emotionally-moving film... [but] The people of color in this film were used as background and not one had a speaking role.

If Jackie has a conceptual emblem, this is it: messy reality splattering all over a carefully maintained façade.

Pablo Larraín's disappointing Jacqueline Kennedy biopic tries but ultimately fails to reconcile the person with the persona.

[Natalie] Portman embraces the complexity of inhabiting both the public persona and the private person, trying to be a mother to her children and First Lady to a country in mourning while reeling from shock and loss.