Directed by Oliver Stone, the film takes aim at JFK's vice-president Lyndon Johnson, and in the film he and his related interest groups are portrayed as true underworld leaders. For some of the content of this film, it is impossible to confirm whether it is reliable because it is limited to real historical materials, but the protagonist in the film, New Orleans prosecutor Jim Garrison, fought tirelessly with the powerful and the media they controlled to pursue the truth. Courage and integrity are admirable. Especially his impassioned closing speech at the end of the film is quite wonderful, and it can also be called a classic, which is even more thought-provoking.
Personally, I tend to agree with the view that JFK died of a political conspiracy. In a country like the United States with a high degree of democracy, the rule of law, and high information transparency, such an incident is indeed shocking. But think about it, as long as human beings exist, his dark side - selfishness, greed, evil will still exist, and this will inevitably be reflected in society and also in politics.
An idealistic perfect politics does not exist, and an idealistic perfect society is still in existence. However, countries with advanced systems such as the United States have achieved the control of these evil forces as small as possible, although the evil forces may also be like the Kennedy assassination incident. It generally broke out, but it could not last, and the development of the country and society was still generally in line with the needs of the majority of the people.
USA, the hope of humankind! This is true from its exploration of space, from its pursuit of freedom and truth, and the release of this film also reflects its free, open and enterprising spirit.
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