JFK

JFK Oliver Stone’s JFK recreates a time in history both tragic and inspiring to its audiance. The author/filmmaker tries to say that there is something corrupt in the way our government works, and many people can get away with anything they please, including murdering the president and covering it up. There is something inherently wrong, and indeed frightening, in the very prospect of this idea. Conspiracy theories and scandals run rampant in society, …showed first 75 words of 971 total…

…showed last 75 words of 971 total…of events, Stone can effectively show that his ideas are based on facts and from that, the gravity of the situation can truly be felt. Using many different bells and whistles of the film industry, Oliver Stone truly delivers a mind boggling recollection of the assassination of JFK and the scandals surrounding his death. By making a social documentary, the full weight of the situation and the circumstances prove to be both enlightening and inspiring.