Review of JFK (1991) by Anthony M — 28 Feb 2012

JFK is the greatest conspiracy film I have ever seen and does not give us the truth of the assassination, but a incredible image of belief from Oliver Stone. I love conspiracy, its a incredible superstition that makes politics and history very interesting, even though I believe most of conspiricy is pure insanity like how some believe the Holocaust was a lie.

Oliver Stone has brought a truly controversial issue into perspective and shown the world details behind the killing. The cast was some incredible A-listers at the time such as Kevin Costner, Tommy Lee Jones, Joe Pesci, Sissy Spacek, John Candy, and Kevin Bacon who all plays great and memorable performances.

I was surprised Costner didn't get more praise for this film, I thought his performance was incredible. Tommy Lee Jones was incredible in the film and deserved his Oscar nom, and I also really enjoyed Joe Pesci who was great as usual.

This film does everything right, and what I adored the most was the complexity and how we have to put the puzzle together and challenge ourselves. Its rare you see a true film like that, and so I recommend this to those who enjoy truth and history, but if you do not enjoy the wonders of the past than I suggest you pass on this film.