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Ilistentomusic · 06-22-2010, 10:28 AM

Here are a few:

1. The cinematography

2. The screenplay in fluidly adapting "On the Trail of the Assassins," "Crossfire," the Warren Commission Report, and other sources, and bringing it all together.

3. The cast

4. The acting

5. Most importantly, the gigantic balls the filmmakers displayed in making a mainstream, widely accessible film that blatantly exposed the truth of how the government works behind the scenes at it's ugliest. I.e. the Central Intelligence Agency engaging in a domestic coup d'etat!

The one drawback I would point out is that they didn't quite have the balls to identify George Herbert Walker Bush as one of the conspirators in his role as a CIA operative at the time.

06-22-2010, 10:28 AM	#238 (permalink)
Ilistentomusic Music Addict Join Date: Jan 2010 Posts: 109	Here are a few: 1. The cinematography 2. The screenplay in fluidly adapting "On the Trail of the Assassins," "Crossfire," the Warren Commission Report, and other sources, and bringing it all together. 3. The cast 4. The acting 5. Most importantly, the gigantic balls the filmmakers displayed in making a mainstream, widely accessible film that blatantly exposed the truth of how the government works behind the scenes at it's ugliest. I.e. the Central Intelligence Agency engaging in a domestic coup d'etat! The one drawback I would point out is that they didn't quite have the balls to identify George Herbert Walker Bush as one of the conspirators in his role as a CIA operative at the time. __________________ Richard: Mitch Ryder & the Detroit Wheels? Barry: NO!! ....the Righteous Brothers. Richard: Well, never mind. Barry: No, not never mind. You tell me right now. What's wrong with the Righteous Brothers? Richard: Nothing, I just prefer the other.... Barry: BULLCRAP!!! Rob: How can it be "bullcrap" to state a preference????