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    Movie review: Woody Harrelson tries on the prosthetic ears in 'LBJ'

    by Michael Phillips, Chicago Tribune Nov 01, 2017 2 minutes

    Director Rob Reiner's "LBJ," starring Woody Harrelson facially encased in latex and makeup best categorized as a good try, arrives in theaters a year after its Toronto International Film Festival premiere, and 16 months after "All the Way" (Bryan Cranston reprising his juicy Tony Award-winning performance) debuted on HBO.

    The timing puts this latest LBJ screen portrait at a disadvantage. It's a passably engaging biopic

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