Keep in mind, it is a movie

Rating: 10/10 (6 January 2005)

What I think everyone should remember, whether talking about the believability of the movie or the character of Garrison, is that JFK is a movie. A REPRESENTATION of not even fact, but theory. Personally, I think there was more to it than a guy in a book depository, but one can not draw solid conclusions from this movie. Oliver Stone wanted everyone to start thinking that a conspiracy was involved in his murder, in order to accomplish that he had to do go beyond even possibly what he believes and know that anyone watching will at least meet half way, believing some things and dismissing others. Overall, it was a fantastically made MOVIE. But that's what it was. The movie itself is BASED on true facts that occurred (the trial and everything that happened in the movie more or less happened) and the theories in the movie are displayed for the audience to decide upon (even with a strong bias). So make your own decision, no one will really ever know what happened except for the man or men who pulled the trigger and whoever, if anyone, contracted that person. I wouldn't get too hot about the whole topic anyways. Closure is over rated, trust me.