Review of JFK (1991) by Erich G — 16 Apr 2009

Arguably Oliver stones best, in scope, and presentation. tackling the JFK assassination, its long 3 1/2 hour movie, but surprisingly never gets boring. it continues to build, has a docudrama style and stone puts excruciating detail into presenting newsreel footage and filmed footage, that you get engaged in the story even if you know what happened, through following history.

this is Costner's best performance, and the rest of the all star cast is great as well. It may be fact or fiction, but Oliver Stone always makes a great film despite innaccuracies, because he cares more about making a entertaining movie with a universal point, that makes you think and draw your own conclusions, which is more than alot of other filmmakers can do.