murderer's funeral and Kennedy's funeral were carried out almost simultaneously. Shame and sorrow, like rumbling rain clouds, slowly rolled by on the same ground. Everyone bury this history in their own way, dealing with the wounds of the soul caused by the impact, the anxiety about their homeland, and the survival and harmony. To live, the sense of panic and failure will never be erased. The whole country is like a concubine .
Parkland movie plot
murderer's funeral and Kennedy's funeral were carried out almost simultaneously. Shame and sorrow, like rumbling rain clouds, slowly rolled by on the same ground. Everyone bury this history in their own way, dealing with the wounds of the soul caused by the impact, the anxiety about their homeland, and the survival and harmony. To live, the sense of panic and failure will never be erased. The whole country is like a concubine .
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Cathryn 2022-03-26 09:01:12
Running account, Paul Giamatti successfully grabbed the show again.
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Greyson 2022-04-21 09:03:07
Looking at the title of the movie makes people mistakenly think that this is the focus of the plot. But after reading it, it is obvious that I have been deceived. . . Zac Efron's pretty face is also a waste, and if he is used as a selling point to trick the little girl into the theater, it will be a success. . . PS: The old beauties really loved JFK back then~~~
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Title Card: On November 22, 1963, John Fitzgerald Kennedy, the 35th President of the United States, made a political trip to Dallas, Texas with his wife, Jacqueline, and Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson.
Title Card: Less than an hour after landing in Dallas, Kennedy was assassinated.
Title Card: This story is based on the true events that took place on that day, and the three that followed.
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Roy Kellerman: The President is coming with us.
Earl Rose: You can't take him. We have laws here in Texas.
Roy Kellerman: The law can be waived.
Earl Rose: Not by me. I can't do it.
Dr. Kemp Clark: Earl, let him go.
Roy Kellerman: Do you have any idea... any idea how difficult this has been for Mrs. Kennedy?
Earl Rose: I deal with widows everyday! The remains will stay here.
Roy Kellerman: I don't think so. The remains... What did you call it, your body? The hell with you, and the hell with your law.