Conspiracy yes; this movie no

Rating: 2/10 (29 December 2007)

While I do not believe Oswald acted alone, this movie has so many problems with what it presents as facts that it's laughable. For example, in the demo of how JFK and Connally are shot with one bullet they are sitting at the same height and directly in line with one another when in fact Connally sat to JFK's left and was in a seat lower than JFK's. In the same demo the bullet is said to have changed direction and traveled upward after hitting JFK. This is based on where the bullet appears to have hit JFK's coat. His coat road up on him making it look like the bullet hit lower in his back than it did. The single bullet theory is plausible but did the bullet found on the stretcher do it? I think not.
One thing the movie did not explore that I have always wondered about -- if someone did plant the bullet on the stretcher how, at that time, did anyone know that it would be important to have to do so to "create the single bullet theory"? No one could possibly have known at that time that it would be that critical.
Who killed Kennedy? Had to be the mob. A government conspiracy would have meant that a large cast of people work in unison and never talk. Has anyone ever seen a government agency or program work that well?