This movie managed to keep me watching throughout the whole thing. It was pretty close to what historically happened (or at least what we are taught, assuming that's what you believe). The movie shows an impressive amount of information, from Kennedy's affairs to Oswald's mental deterioration. The plot is good regardless of whether or not someone agrees with the Warren Commission's decision. I very much enjoyed the detail to which they portray Lee Harvey Oswald and his communist beliefs and even his family, which is often not thought of when Oswald is discussed. The way he interviewed himself to prepare for being captured and his ability to lie with incredible confidence shows the type of person Oswald was. Even though Rob Lowe's accent was a little funny, and the history is still in question after 50 years, the movie Killing Kennedy managed to show the (somewhat accepted) truth and even some of the emotion behind JFK's death.
Review of Killing Kennedy
