The Conspiracy of a Bullet

     The film, JFK, was fantastic. I loved every bit of it. I thought it was so interesting because I really didn't know much about the assassination before I saw the movie.
     I do believe that there was some conspiracy involved with the assassination of President Kennedy. The Warren Commission made the decision not to reveal the autopsy report and many details about that day. This raised suspicion and caused many people to think that there was a conspiracy involved. The fact that we still don't know all of that facts today is also suspicious. I think that if there wasn't some part of a conspiracy involved then we would have all the facts about that day, yet we are still waiting until the government will finally reveal what really happened.
     In my opinion every American should learn to not trust what they are told. They should learn to come up with their own conclusions and question the authorities. People are deceiving and lie all the time. Without constant questioning, we would have never gotten as much information as we have today. When we question and trust our instincts, it challenges us to think in a different way and maybe even prove someone else's theory wrong.
     JFK, was a riveting movie that caused the government to reveal even more information about the assassination of President Kennedy. Oliver Stone's film might not be the most accurate, but it got people to question that tragic day.