Pure Speculation

Rating: Null/10 (26 November 2006)

A lot of garbage has been bantered about JFK's assassination, and this movie is more of the same. It's good for entertainment, but I wouldn't recommend taking the theories they are postulating seriously. The theories are interesting, but they have no evidence to support these theories whatsoever. It is pure speculation. We may never know the whole truth about what happened in Dallas, Texas on November 22nd, 1963. Personally, I think the Warren Commission is true for two reasons: (1) The government couldn't do something like an assassination that neatly and cleanly. They would find a way to screw it up, because you have too many people in the government with their own agendas going. (2) Jack Ruby in the Mafia? NOT BLOODY DAMN LIKELY. Ruby was a hothead. Hardly the type who would work for the Mafia. He was the type of person the Mafia would love to make an example of. Craves too much attention, talks too much.
My evaluation? Interesting. But no basis in fact. If this were presented in a courtroom, it would be tossed out for lack of evidence. No wonder Jim Garrison lost the case against Clay Bertrand. 5 out of 10.