JFK (4/7) Movie CLIP - A Meeting with X (1991) HD

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Jim Garrison (Kevin Costner) meets with a mysterious man called X (Donald Sutherland), who gives him confidential information about President Kennedy's assassination.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
The November 22, 1963, assassination of U.S. President John F. Kennedy shocked the nation and the world. The brisk investigation of that murder conducted under the guidance of Supreme Court Justice Earl Warren distressed many observers, even though subsequent careful investigations have been unable to find much fault with the conclusions his commission drew, the central one of which was that the assassin, Lee Harvey Oswald, acted alone. Instead of satisfying the public, one result of the Warren Commission Report was that an unimaginable number of plausible conspiracy theories were bruited about, and these have supported a sizeable publishing mini-industry ever since. In making this movie, director Oliver Stone had his pick of supposed or real investigative flaws to draw from and has constructed what some reviewers felt was one of the most compelling (and controversial) political detective thrillers ever to emerge from American cinema. Long before filming was completed, Stone was fending off heated accusations of artistic and historical irresponsibility, and these only intensified after the film was released. In the story, New Orleans District Attorney Jim Garrison (Kevin Costner) is convinced that there are some big flaws in the investigation of Oswald (Gary Oldman), and he sets out to recreate the events leading up to the assassination. Along the way, he stumbles across evidence that a great many people had reason to want to see the president killed, and he is convinced that some of them worked in concert to frame Oswald as the killer. Among the suspects are Lyndon Baines Johnson (the next president), the CIA, J. Edgar Hoover, and the Mafia. Over the course of gathering what he believes to be evidence of a conspiracy, Garrison unveils some of the grittier aspects of New Orleans society, focusing on the shady activities of local businessman Clay Shaw (Tommy Lee Jones). Garrison's investigations culminate in his conducting a show trial that he knows he will lose and which he is sure will ruin his career in order to get his evidence into the public record where it can't be buried again. This movie won two of the many Academy Awards for which it was nominated: one for Best Photography (Robert Richardson) and the other for Editing (Joe Hutshing).
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Cast: Kevin Costner, Donald Sutherland, Dale Dye, Norman Davis
Director: Oliver Stone
Producers: A. Kitman Ho, Arnon Milchan, Joseph P. Reidy, Oliver Stone, Clayton Townsend
Screenwriters: Oliver Stone, Zachary Sklar, Jim Garrison, Jim Marrs
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@DanFlashes99 10 месяцев назад

Donald Sutherland said in an interview that he spent 3 months working on this scene. He and his wife would walk around a park while he recited the monologue, and she'd purposely interrupt him with questions to throw him off and test him. Eventually nothing she did could phase him or rattle his memory, and he knew he was ready. When it came time to shoot this scene, they knocked it out in a single afternoon.

@boa1793 3 месяца назад

It’s a long piece of art. He performed it beautifully.

@vinniethegooch7830 2 месяца назад

That a great woman. A man finding one of these is a paradox in the universe.

@jp3813 2 месяца назад

@@vinniethegooch7830 Ever tell that to your mother?

@mauricio.mc21 Месяц назад

So good

@nanny287 9 дней назад

This pivotal scene was perfectly delivered by Donald Sutherland: seamless and compelling. He deserved an Academy Award nomination for Best Supporting Actor for this performance.

@nickbode5211 5 лет назад

Sutherland manages to steal a 3 hour movie FULL of A-List actors in just 1 scene. Brilliant performance!

@mr.ramfan8100 4 года назад

A corpse could steal a scene opposite Costner..

@m.e.d.7997 4 года назад

How is his acting in this brilliant? It is the content that is chilling. Sutherland has had better acting scenes than this.He is great but come on.

@tomacosta85 4 года назад

@@m.e.d.7997 He sold it as only a few could of.

@m.e.d.7997 4 года назад

@@tomacosta85 Maybe so.

@allsystemsgo8678 4 года назад

@@m.e.d.7997 where did they say it was his performance? The comment was that it was the best performance in the film.

@alfredfreedomjones5105 Год назад

“He could not be allowed to stay alive” this movie, this scene was in many ways, incredible. Chills.

@nostalgiaman6816 11 месяцев назад

Same with a lot of people. Malcolm X, MLK, Bobby, etc

@SamvedIyer 10 месяцев назад

@@user-otzlixr He is not so much attesting the truth of it, as admiring the exposition by Donald Sutherland in this scene.

@SamvedIyer 10 месяцев назад

@@user-otzlixr Unless another meaning should be expressed, your view is merely an assumption.

@markherring3513 10 месяцев назад

Yep...CIA and mob killed JFK..and i still say the kill shot came from the gutter.

@SamvedIyer 10 месяцев назад

@@user-otzlixr Who knows what those "many ways" are? How do you infer? It could be Donald Sutherland's exposition, the musical score, the colours (one of the top comments here has the whole replies section discussing the excellent colours of the movies from the 90s), the chill-inducing dialogues, the sense of a mystery being unravelled, and kindred other things. It takes an especially curmudgeonly mind to read a harmless comment like that and immediately infer unswerving belief in anything that departs from the official stance.

@scottsteel2395 2 года назад

Donald Sutherland is just absolutely INCREDIBLE. Took over an entire 3 hour movie in a matter of minutes. It doesn't get any better than Donald Sutherland. This is acting taken to another level entirely.

@DoctorXander Год назад

This is one of those movies where you feel like everyone understands the assignment and shows up with their A-game. Kevin Costner's never been better, Joe Pesci is excellent as always and John Candy is mesmerizing while playing against type

@christopheraparicio4482 8 лет назад

This is one of the great scenes in Motion Picture History. Donald Sutherland is utterly brilliant in this scene.

@jasonraczkowski6001 8 лет назад

this scene wrapped up the whole movie in these 5 minutes

@jesseburleson432 7 лет назад

Sutherland fucking kills this shit. This is acting on the highest level possible.

@AccountantOfDoom 7 лет назад

It really does - much more than the LBJ connection people talk about the film making. Run the scene from 3 minutes to the end more or less backwards and it asks and answers a question.

@sorellman 7 лет назад

Let's not forget the sources, those who provided the information. Sutherland's character was invented so they could tell the real story.

@marcusrodgers5105 7 лет назад

sorellman actually Donald Sutherland character is a real person from the Military, Actual Facts.

@honestperson6280 6 лет назад

Donald Sutherland's cameo appearance in "JFK" was so good, he should have been nominated for an Oscar.

@Ronbo710 4 года назад

... and won.

@stevehappybearjohannsen8350 4 года назад

Honest Person should of won

@modrenwarefare 3 года назад

I agree he should have been nominated. I feel the reason he was not considered is because the academy felt he had too little screen time.

@sphericalempirical9359 3 года назад

WIDLEY1000 Brilliant comment sir. What did he do after? Drink a little wine? Eat a little cheese? Take in a few rays?

@kylebrogmus8847 3 года назад

He was also incredible in Ordinary People. At the end of the day, an award isn’t everything. Doing a great job in your craft is an award in itself; whether you’re making movies, writing poems, cooking a stew, or cleaning the streets: whether you’re known to many or known to few; be you.

@NateInDC 6 месяцев назад

"Why was Kennedy killed, who benefited, and who has the power to cover it up???"...powerful scene, Sutherland was just plain brilliant from the beginning to the end

@cardinalRG 6 месяцев назад

A garbage scene, depicting a person that never existed, spouting dialogue that was never said, during a meeting that never happened. Oliver Stone has acknowledged making up the whole thing. Raise your standards a little, friend.

@NateInDC 6 месяцев назад

@@cardinalRG calm down, we know that it's fiction, it's Hollywood, and nobody said it was real, however, the dialog in that scene does make a person put on his tin foil hat

@cardinalRG 6 месяцев назад

@@NateInDC - _“...nobody said it was real”_ No, many people have said that it is, including in these RU-vid comments sections. If I mistook you for one of them, it’s because I can’t imagine someone regarding as “powerful” a scene that emblemizes Oliver Stone’s fetish for inventing history and then rationalizing it with his junk “spirit of the truth” concept. I think it’s a stroke job, no matter how well it might be acted.

@anchorpoint3631 5 месяцев назад

ok my child@@cardinalRG

@drby0788 4 месяца назад

@@cardinalRG Mr. X is supposed to be Col. Fletcher Prouty. He wrote the book "The CIA,Vietnam, and the plot to assassinate JFK" that book was what prompted Oliver Stone to make this movie. He put this scene in, knowing it wasn't accurate, because he wanted Proutys input to be in the movie. This scene is more of a monolog than anything

@samlatifi3254 2 года назад

Sutherland believes what he's saying. Thats why the performance is so good. He believes.

@tomscott3 5 дней назад

.....and that's because it's true--or very close to it. Very Best Regards, Tom Scott Author ● Speaker ● World's Leading Expert on the Corrupt U.S. Legal System _Our American Injustice System_ _Stack the Legal Odds in Your Favor_

@sixstanger00 3 года назад

80s and 90s films have a certain aesthetic to them that makes them a joy to watch over and ever. No modern film looks this good.

@SefniAsheforr 2 года назад

100% agree. Some of that is the actual film that they filmed on, digital just isn't the same. But in addition to that, filmmakers of this period had more finesse and skill because of their limitations. In the digital and CGI age, modern directors can make anything they want to see happen to any extent. So we end up with shallow, glossy movies that lack the mastery of 20th century directors.

@sixstanger00 2 года назад

@@SefniAsheforr Modern movies also have the yellow tinge or cyan tinge. Any film 1999 or older used natural colors. For example, in _The Firm,_ Tom Cruise meets someone on a bench similar to this scene. It's during the winter and the landscape is covered in brilliant white snow. Modern films use a "cooling filter" to give everything a bluish tint, which looks unnatural.

@jorgegaytan3012 2 года назад

@@SefniAsheforr couldn't say it any better

@theamuseum4692 2 года назад

Even directors shooting on film and vintage glass today aren’t getting the same look.

@sixstanger00 2 года назад

@@theamuseum4692 Perhaps I have a trained eye, but I've noticed a considerable improvement on two recent films that were deliberately shot on film: *The Force Awakens* (Abrams chose to shoot on film to approximate the look of Return of the Jedi). Compare this to The Last Jedi, which was shot digitally and used god awful color grading that made it difficult to look at. *Baby Driver* Again, the director deliberately chose to shoot on film and insisted on practical FX rather than CGI. A few shots were enhanced with CG, but all the car stunts were practical. The result is a far more visually enjoyable film. Don't get me wrong; shooting on digital can work (Stranger Things, Cowboy Bebop, Chicago Fire), but in the last 15 years they have botched the color correction in post.

@MasterTSayge 4 года назад

John Williams score alone is the most scariest part of this scene. John Williams is a legend.

@zeusdyman1433 4 года назад

I love a LOT of John Williams's lesser known scores, where it seems he taking creative risks and succeeding brilliantly.

@billlozier5551 4 года назад

Without the music this movie would be dull. With it .. goosebumps.

@ChellyBean 4 года назад

It kind of reminds me of his work from Jurassic Park. From the scene when Nedry is stealing the dinosaur embryos Very mysterious and clandestine

@vernpascal1531 3 года назад

@@billlozier5551 I wouldn't go quite that far. The music is fantastic and perfectly haunting,but when you have a Coup and see all the endless lies and garbage we are supposed to swallow, since JFK was shot from the right front...well..it ain't dull.

@billlozier5551 3 года назад

@@vernpascal1531 nice point. I'm just saying the music is so emotionally beautiful and on target...no pun intended.

@401RISaint 2 года назад

I’ll never forget my uncle who said after we left the theatre.... “Sometimes Hollywood slips in the truth and you don’t even see it because you think it’s just a movie.” how right you were uncle Ronny... oh how right you were. True then. Still true now ... and not just this “theory”.

@chrisscott2570 2 года назад

Your uncle is a smart man.

@rossw73 2 года назад

We all know that Hollywood takes liberties to tell a compelling story, but theres no denying that something shady went down that day. You don't seal records for 50 years if you have nothing to hide.

@sean_69 2 года назад

Most “conspiracies” are in fact truth

@Recoil816 2 года назад

Sounds like your uncle and my dad would've gotten along very well.

@riziop3469 2 года назад

Read JFK and the Unspeakable: Why He Died And Why It Matters, by James W. Douglass

@robertcrist5747 2 года назад

"I can't believe they killed him because he wanted to change things".....Truer words have never been spoken. People today don't realize for two decades this is what "They" did. Jack and Bobby Kennedy, King, Malcolm X, Wallace, Medger Evers, the list goes on.

@monotech20.14 Год назад

And ruined Ted Kennedy. Ted who was almost killed in a plane crash were everyone else died.

@Jieisbshiisks Год назад

Cointel Pro is now used on all kinds of citizens aka targeted individuals. You don't even have to be a dissident or someone 'special.' When people talk about organized stalking, they are talking about the criminal program run by the elites and deep state. They are the mob and thugs. We need a new Church Committee and checks and balances because they are even more out of control than ever. Now domestic terrorism and treason is happening right under everyone's noses and they call it a 'delusion' for laughs. They killed JFK because he wanted to rid the country of secret societies and nefarious CIA crimes and human rights abuses. If you talk about it, nobody cares and calls you a 'conspiracy theorist'. Yet we are still talking about who killed Kennedy??? Hello? Is everyone blind? The 'conspiracy theorists' are almost ALWAYS right.

@jaysonadams4962 Год назад

Never...

@DixiePokerAce Год назад

@@monotech20.14 Ted Kennedy ruined himself. He didn't need any help.

@DixiePokerAce Год назад

@@jaysonadams4962 Malcolm's own posse took him out. It one of his boys from the nation.

@gabevachon326 4 года назад

What makes Sutherland so good here is he thoroughly knows his lines and it's a complicated story he is getting out. He spent some serious time memorizing and rehearsing. The payoff.....impressive.

@Swarm509 2 года назад

He makes it feel natural. It is a lot of info but you feel like he lived it and finally has someone to tell it all to.

@PatrickOCnMD Год назад

I remember seeing this scene and being very impressed. Sutherland definitely killed it here. He must have spent much, much time memorizing all those lines like that. Extremely well done. Should have been nominated as a best Supporting Actor for sure in my book.

@marcsanders1078 Год назад

There are "cue cards" that are being held by the filming crew, that enable actors to remember lines of the script.

@johnathanshell8190 Год назад

Donald Sutherland is a awesome actor.

@billbally4419 10 месяцев назад

How do you know?

@keefriff99 8 лет назад

Sutherland is a total boss in this film.

@mahaviki789 6 лет назад

A Time to kill

@globalspiritualrevolutionmedia 6 лет назад

I Agree 100%

@quothetheraven79 6 лет назад

He is a boss in EVERY film

@MrJeff832000 6 лет назад

I wonder what keifer is gonna look like when he hits his dads age lol

@neveniusvondubowatz7705 5 лет назад

Too many negative waves... :P

@davidmandziuk8493 Год назад

Once you understand Col L. Fletcher Prouty was Mr.X. This is absolutely 100% on point. Powerful scene.

@08jag81 Год назад

If anyone was the "M.I. complex" candidate in the '60 election it was JFK. During the '60 campaign Kennedy, as a primary plank, accused the Eisenhower administration of allowing a "missile gap" with the USSR, sighting the Gaither Committee report. IKE knew findings in the report were completely wrong (and thought some witnesses to the committee dishonest) because he had intel. from U-2 spy plane flights. The Gaither Committee was one reason he made the farewell warning speech

@MrSanford65 Год назад

I thought the same thing when I saw the scene and if you listen closely, Sutherland tries to sound like Colonel Prouty

@autoad Год назад

Fletcher Prouty's credentials are suspect. He's not a credible source and therefore all of his claims are without merit.

@trapperjohn6089 Год назад

I’ve got George HW Bush from the storm drain under the grassy knoll.

@davewallace8219 Год назад

@@trapperjohn6089 pretty swampy eh!

@LerockJohn Год назад

Two words: Donald Sutherland. This scene is like music: You know every beat, every lines, where its gonna land. And yet, you play it over and over again. Top 40.

@K4inan Год назад

Top 40? If you've watched 4000 movies it's still just the top 1% lol

@Cherryberrygirl89 Год назад

Top 10

@liamthompson9090 Год назад

Two words: Fletcher Prouty.

@juancervantes4085 Год назад

The stand down of any Security Services is as old as history. I think the Roman Empire were the originators.

@vladislavno Год назад

Bro said top 40 🤣🤣🤣

@nightowl3582 3 года назад

Absolutely riveting scene. The way this information was spilling out of Sutherland in rapid fire like that as if he had been waiting a long time to share it. Brilliantly done.

@letitrest4662 Год назад

He did wait a long time to say what many patriotic Hollywood people knew to be true.

@JohnE9999 10 месяцев назад

@@letitrest4662 Voted for Joe Biden I',m Sure.

@avgjoe-cz7cb 9 месяцев назад

Well said..

@lawrencebittke8478 5 лет назад

This scene along with Joe Pesci as an extremely stressed out Ferry with Garrison and his staff in that hotel room were the highlights of JFK. Joe Pesci and Donald Sutherland were outstanding in this movie.

@danevertt3210 2 года назад

John Candy

@stephanielaurenbounds4958 Год назад

So was Tommy Lee Jones as Clay Shaw.

@johnzaccardi526 2 года назад

SILENCE OF THE LAMBS won the Oscar that year. Should have been JFK.

@Wixom2200 2 года назад

I agree.

@johnsonhunglo1993 2 года назад

The 'Deep State' flexing its power?

@shresthadinesh4369 2 года назад

SOL is overated.

@Exedus20 2 года назад

Make them Feds look usefull and not simply inept and corrupt as they are.

@johnsonhunglo1993 2 года назад

@@Exedus20 : More 'brainwashing'!!!!

@matthaeusprime6343 Год назад

I love this movie and this is like the apex of the whole film. Brilliantly acted and directed.

@zealot777 Год назад

Agree. So much revealed in this scene.

@themaskedman221 Год назад

@Wilt Chamberlain is the GOAT Here we go again..

@chrisphillips348 Год назад

I agree, five minutes of bone chilling facts!! It happened All under their noses!

@JayCity10 Год назад

This will always be my favorite Oliver Stone film. Just so great in every way.

@chrisphillips348 Год назад

@@JayCity10 I’ve must’ve watched it 40 times, I gotta confess! Especially after reading Garrisons book!!

@globalspiritualrevolutionmedia 6 лет назад

Donald Sutherland Should Had Won a Academy Award For Supporting Actor. This Was One of The Most Powerful Scenes In Movie History.

@mezchr 6 лет назад

' heard your interview with Pamela Ray, fantastic, keep up the good work!

@globalspiritualrevolutionmedia 5 лет назад

mezchr Thank You So Very Much For Your Kind Words and Beautiful Support. I Really Appreciate What You Said It Meant So Much!!!!!! We are planning to have Ms. Ray Back On Again For Part 2.

@Purple1984Rain 7 лет назад

This scene is so good it's like you're getting an entire history lesson in 4 1/2 minutes.

@modrenwarefare 3 года назад

If you watch the full scene which is around 20 mins. It’s an even bigger history lesson.

@imahorsefaceddipshit5300 3 года назад

Except Oliver Stone fabricated the entire thing.

@halo48189 3 года назад

@@imahorsefaceddipshit5300 Believing what the government gave the american people that day is a bigger conspiracy theory than this movie.

@neilfeinberg7825 3 года назад

This is actually a 17-minute scene for which Sutherland should have won supporting actor

@ronniebishop2496 3 года назад

Jeffery Pullin So was the Warren report lol.

@ctdieselnut 11 месяцев назад

Sutherland is so good its scary. There's a lot of subtleties that make it so perfect. The tone he's speaking in, the inflection in his voice, his facial expressions, etc. So masterfully done.

@dineshkumarsnair7964 2 года назад

Donald Sutherland is one of my most favourite actors..The sheer characterisation with his ability to move with the emotions of the charater being portrayed is awesome..

@mylobage 7 лет назад

Both Morgan Freeman and Donald Sutherland could read a phone book to me, and it be exhilarating.

@gemasboy 6 лет назад

mylobage they both appeared together in Outbreak (1995). Great movie, needless to say.

@daTruChosen 5 лет назад

James Coburn. The only voice I've been jealous of, and wish that I had... and my voice is plenty deep. Coburn's was on another level masculine: clear but throaty, deep, loud, and piercing. Wonderful voice, he had.

@markushutto4017 5 лет назад

Yea Donald even makes you listen to all the words in that Simply Orange juice commercial

@jamesdavis6284 5 лет назад

I'd have to add James Earl Jones to that list. Maybe Jimmy Stewart...

@keithmccaslyn2527 5 лет назад

Cant stand morgan freeman,samuel hell jackson,will smith and 5 others. Donald Sutherland is amzing in this,always have liked his work and His son's singing/country-rock group is awesome too.

@Mil_Bixby 10 лет назад

This is the only film as an adult that gives me nightmares

@davekeyser2530 10 лет назад

Agreed.

@longmemory1620 7 лет назад

JFK Assassination Records Disclosure Thursday, October 26 at 6 PM

@84WhoElse 7 лет назад

blackman26 that's truth ! Any time I watch a clip I immediately get a feeling of unease ... The chills.

@jawn7373 6 лет назад

blackman26 I know!

@mikem720 6 лет назад

What you believe humans are good?

@jp3813 9 месяцев назад

If this is a new movie nowadays, many would be complaining about the wall-to-wall exposition due to being brainwashed by random reviewers & essayists online who think that there are rules to storytelling.

@snakeplissken3063 5 месяцев назад

"Kennedy was dangerous to The Establishment". Sounds kinda familiar..

@Callmeogmios 7 дней назад

Like Jesus, and Gandhi, and Martin Luther King. Men who are dangerous to the establishment have a tendency to die violent deaths.

@geraldjohnson4013 4 года назад

This scene sticks more than any other scene in this movie. It's simple yet brilliantly executed. 28 years later and I'm awestruck by this. This is filmmaking at its finest.

@timshea4279 4 года назад

Except it isn't real. Stone has said her made up Sutherland's character and Garrison never had a meeting with anyone like this.

@cacatr4495 2 года назад

@@timshea4279 Sutherland's character was Col. Fletcher Prouty who Garrison corresponded with at length. It was that correspondence that was represented as a "meeting."

@sdawg4834 2 года назад

The film making is great for sure. What I like even more is the government being exposed for what it truly was and still is. The difference now is no presidents have been brave enough to call a spade a spade. Who can blame them??..JFK and his brother Robert wanted to change things and they were killed for it. Democracy?? We are still far away from such political ideals despite how much our country touts it as much!

@letitrest4662 Год назад

@@timshea4279 But what his character said was true.

@captsparks1 Год назад

and acting at its finest. only Donald Sutherland could have done this scene so convincingly and naturally.

@roguedravidan2746 3 года назад

"He could not be allowed to escape alive" Still gives me shivers and triggers outrage at the injustice of all.

@charleswilson7371 2 года назад

I hope those responsible go to hell and ROAST!

@mr.ramfan8100 2 года назад

@@charleswilson7371 That's great, except we still don't get JFK back....

@coolcat6303 2 года назад

@@charleswilson7371 I agree. How anyone could live with themself after committing such a horrible act is beyond me. It was just pure evil.

@scotttild Год назад

@@coolcat6303 They are still around today. Which is why all the records have still not been released. And who classified them all in the first place GHWB....What a shock.

@davidviton1065 Год назад

If they wouldn't have got him in Dallas they would have got him someplace else Bobby said that you figured that they would get him not Jack

@mahbramah 2 года назад

I remember the first time I saw this movie in 2000. Honestly, I have to agree that Donald Sutherland was brilliant in this 4 1/2 minutes in the middle of a 2 plus hour movie. I rented JFK on VHS and when I got to this scene, I kept playing it over and over again until I absorbed everything the x character said. I bought JFK on dvd and seen Fletcher Prouty (the real Mr. X) for the first time and heard what he had to say. Oliver Stone did an excellent job shooting this movie in the beginning and throughout but takes to many liberties. No need for composite characters or window dressing. With this story all you need is the truth because the layers are so interesting you need nothing else.

@08jag81 Год назад

"Who benefits ....?" Oliver Stone does etc. $$$$ The Warren Commission report was correct. The best documentary on this is; "The Kennedy Assassination - Beyond Conspiracy" by ABC News in 2004 It's on "internet archive'" for free. Can't post the link on RU-vid.

@FromSouthforkTexas Год назад

@08jag80 Hahahahahaha yep, keep performing CPR on that lifeless loan gunman theory while the world passes you by.

@MalcolmRandall 5 месяцев назад

Best scene in the movie. Very Rare for a scene to have your mind Racing at 100mph.

@cardinalRG 5 месяцев назад

The scene featured a person who never existed (“Mr. X”) uttering dialogue that was never spoken, in a meeting that never took place, all filmed by a writer/director who admitted he made the whole thing up. If that’s the movie’s best scene, then it doesn’t speak well for the rest of that cinematic train wreck.

@RenascentSteak2 8 лет назад

My jaw fell off when i watched this scene in the movie

@Orangeflava 3 года назад

Did you ever reattach it?

@kimberlytherese4403 3 года назад

@@Orangeflava That was my LOL of the day.

@Orangeflava 3 года назад

@@kimberlytherese4403 🤪

@mr.ramfan8100 3 года назад

Chilling, ain't it?

@mr.ramfan8100 3 года назад

It's all spelled out there, right?

@glennhoddle10 3 года назад

Donald Sutherland produces a *masterclass of exceptional acting* in less than 5 minutes that puts most actors today to shame.

@counterculture10 2 года назад

Sutherland's X scene and Pesci's neurotic breakdown are two of the best movie scenes of all time!

@alberteinsteinthejew 2 года назад

This is the most terrifying scene in this thriller, more than any horror movies

@el34glo59 4 года назад

One of the best dialog filled scenes I've ever seen. Absolutely brilliant. Sutherland was perfect

@chukmorris8264 4 года назад

"That's the real question isn't it? The Why. The how and the who is just scenery for the public". That hit DEEEEEPPP... Because it's so true. Awesome scripts and actors

@NEMO-NEMO 3 года назад

Chuck Morris: The Vatican! They are the only ones with that kinda power. Why would the Vatican need their own army? The Jesuits hv been their private army since its inception, after the last CEASAR. Why would the Vatican ever need an army? Don’t they walk by faith? What would an army do for the Vatican, their only job is to spread the gospel! Think about that for a minute.

@ddaka21 2 года назад

@@NEMO-NEMO explain this too me your saying the Pope killed jfk

@NEMO-NEMO 2 года назад

@@ddaka21 please take a little time to research the Jesuit order. Behind that enormous institution (Vatican) lies a great deal of wealth and power. Once you are able to understand that depth and the history of its antecedents, you will begin to see the scope and reach of its dictates and goals. If you do nothing else, remember who ran the world during the Middle Ages aka Dark Ages. There is a reason why, when visiting the Popery, the visitor must wear black. I cannot spoon feed this information to you bc there has to be a desire to look further into many of the ideas that, for years have been accepted as status-quo. Your curiosity and the desire for truth have to be there bc in the end we will just go back and forth arguing the point.

@BestIsntEasy 2 года назад

@@NEMO-NEMO 👁💎👁 *Q is 50th* CHAPTER/surah of wwwDOTsubmissionDOTorg Note also: 6 51, 4 145, and 49 15

@NEMO-NEMO 2 года назад

@@BestIsntEasy can you provide the translating manual?

@octavioaraujo1674 6 месяцев назад

Allen Dulles was fired by Kennedy over "The Bay of Pigs." But was appointment to investigate his murder. There are many sources on this, including he was selected to investigate JFK's murder, but by who. Let that sink in! BTW, there are two Dulles brothers.

@bobnagelkerk8695 10 месяцев назад

I can still remember the chills & tingling I felt when I first witnessed this 4:35 scene in the theatre way back in 1991 providing some info I had NEVER known before even though I was nearly 40 at that time. I think I even had a tear or 2 in my eyes because it said so very much in such a short time. A riveting masterpiece of film making nearly 3 hours long and when it ended I wanted still more

@MasterTSayge 5 лет назад

John Williams score is FLAWLESS in this film. Makes the movie more intriguing.

@Gitfiddle 5 лет назад

Donald Sutherland got the opportunity to play what may be the best cameo/supporting part of any movie in history. He was so damn good in this scene. Had me on the edge of my seat.

@aliciacoble7854 2 года назад

Along with one of the best dialogs BUT the scary part is, there's actual TRUTH to it and makes you think

@gmartinz01 Год назад

I was 8 years old when JFK was killed. My parents bought every magazine article about the assassination and I read them all. My mother even purchased a copy of the Zapruder film that was made available to the public. I was a child and willing to accept the government's conclusion that Oswald acted alone, but with each year I kept asking myself, "Why Ruby?" The government's line was Jack Ruby was just an irate citizen angry enough to take the law into his own hands because his President had been killed. Just an average citizen . . . connected to the Mob.

@andrewr62 Год назад

Well even a loosely affiliated mob contact can have feelings strong enough to act on.

@SoulTrapMace Год назад

@Andrew * jack ruby was not loosely affiliated. Sam giancana and Santo trafficante frequented his club. Those are 2 guys that aren't ordinary gangsters

@martinzaehringer1697 Год назад

@@SoulTrapMace I feel our government is like Robert DeNiro's character at the end of "The Irishman," when the two young FBI officers try to get him to tell them what happened to Jimmy Hoffa and they say, "Everyone involved in dead now, why don't you just tell us what really happened," and he won't.

@Thrifty032781 Год назад

Jack Ruby was a loudmouth putz. Even if mafia members visited his club, they would never trust him with anything important. They would send one of their own loyal hit men. If Jack Ruby shot Oswald to shut him up.... 1) Why didn't Ruby do it earlier in the day when he had a clear chance to kill Oswald? 2) Why didn't a hit man do it before the Dallas police had him in custody, with plenty of time to blab, for 2 days? 3) Why didn't anyone kill Jack Ruby? He was a loudmouth, and one of the worst people you would entrust with a secret.

@firasajoury7813 Год назад

@@andrewr62 😂

@doctorouroboros 5 месяцев назад

Dude this scene actually like, made sense, like, I watched the whole thing, and that’s a very, VERY convincing argument.

@whocares3188 8 лет назад

Ths scene STILL gives me goosebumps: Donald, The cinemaphotography, the editing, the music, lbj " I'll give u your damn war!!!"

@sergeantwaters9668 7 лет назад

The editing in this movie is unreal especially considering this was only early 1990s technology.

@MsJbird2 5 лет назад

You should see Citizen Kane, if you haven't

@sergeantwaters9668 4 года назад

@@MsJbird2 Excellent also especially for the 30s.

@anthonythorne8708 4 года назад

Sergeant Waters 40’s.

@VideoAmericanStyle 3 года назад

Lol “early 90s” technology. It wasn’t the Stone Age. Film editing has been incredibly creative since the dawn of the industry over a century ago.

@daveyboy_ 3 года назад

LOL , it wasnt that difficult to edit a movie in the 90's.

@TheSanveana 2 года назад

I go along with lots that this is a most iconic scene. But don't forget Joe Pesci as David Ferrie, and specially that scene where he talks about the mystery wrapped in a riddle inside an enigma. That is the other scene, next to this one, that sharpens all my senses.

@offspringfan1288 2 года назад

This scene gave me chills when I first saw this film. It made me feel like I was watching an X Files episode.

@AMC2283 2 года назад

The interviews with the real fletcher prouty are even better

@justinsane3909 6 лет назад

The best part in this movie was John Candy's performance. He needed to be taken seriously as a dramatic actor, this was the proof.

@jamesfrank3213 5 лет назад

Like many comedians he started in stand-up and then got into acting. Look at Robin Williams or Tom Hanks, they didn't just stick to one thing.

@servicecorp8056 5 лет назад

Pipe The Bimbo in Red lol

@octavioaraujo1674 5 лет назад

Justin Sane I totally agree. That was worthy of an Oscar performance.

@johnrojas9535 5 лет назад

John candy was very good in JFK he should have played more dramatic roles

@kamuelalee 5 лет назад

There were so many great actors in JFK -- John Candy being one of them. Others were Gary Oldman, Kevin Bacon, Tommy Lee Jones, Donald Sutherland, Michael Rooker, and Sissy Spacek. All fantastic!!

@r0guetr00pa 10 лет назад

A masterclass in acting.

@williamhilton6270 4 года назад

And sound mixing.

@Dario_Salvi 4 года назад

Editing, directing

@maestroclassico5801 8 месяцев назад

I never get tired of watching this film.... including Extended cut and deleted scenes! Sooooo much info thrown at you!

@srpdesigns Год назад

One of the best scenes ever filmed in cinematic history .

@TheEpicImpaler 10 лет назад

Bravo, bravo, Donald Sutherland should have won an Oscar for that role.

@spencerdobkin9479 5 лет назад

either Pesci or Sutherland should have won.

@judygreiner9894 5 лет назад

Raul Mejia yes

@jimmyj100 4 года назад

An Oscar? Just relax..

@finessejones6833 3 года назад

Yes plus that party "meeting of the minds"

@mattm3729 3 года назад

Raul, what is your avi of? It looks familiar

@BewilderedBird 9 лет назад

WOW, that is some of the best acting I have ever seen.

@MrS98VAC Год назад

This scene is absolutely chilling!

@jdewitt77 Год назад

When I saw this in the theater it was so riveting and held me spellbound.

@themaskedman221 Год назад

@Wilt Chamberlain is the GOAT Don't you conspiracists ever get tired?

@shanet5604 Год назад

And absolute nonsense…

@paulfromt.o.7384 Год назад

This scene is one of the best ever. Happy Birthday to Donald Sutherland who is 87 today!

@globalspiritualrevolutionmedia 4 года назад

Donald Sutherland Should've Won An Academy Award For Best Supporting Actor For his role as Mr. X - which is one of the greatest scenes in film history! The fluid flow of the scene reveals the gifted Sutherland including Kevin Costner.

@archstanton3430 3 года назад

For some reason I put off watching this movie for 30 years, but now I'm kinda glad I did. It's more relevant to me in 2021 than it would've been back then.

@IronHorsey3 2 года назад

Who benefits today selling out America to the ChiComs and who does the Globalist Establishment aim to stop at all costs? How many attempts did they fail between 2016 - w2020?

@ewaz6196 2 года назад

@@IronHorsey3 ....bingo, it's almost EXACTLY what I said out loud having watched this scene now in present day.

@IronHorsey3 2 года назад

Eric Williamson - saw this in the movie theater with a gf back then and not an Oliver Stone then or now. But the game is waged even harder now.

@deathbeforeslavery3582 2 года назад

Damn..I’ll bet this was amazing to be seeing for the first time in 2021..You’ve got me wishing I had waited.

@larrywheels762 Год назад

I put off looking into this case until I was 37 years old. I was afraid what I might realize about "history". Since then I've studied this case , this movie captured the turmoil of the cold War and showed how extreme opposition to kennedy exploded.

@bt2476 5 месяцев назад

This scene stole the entire movie! Donald Sutherland deserved an Oscar for this one scene. Amongst all the other big name actors in the movie, he definitely had the best performance. This was a stunning scene!

@DrewZepp 5 месяцев назад

I remember when I first watched this and the tension I felt the entire scene. Amazing movie

@cardinalRG 5 месяцев назад

The movie’s a trainwreck, Oliver Stone’s grand vomiting up of every possible and un-substantiated conspiracy notion about Kennedy’s assassination he can think of. By Stone’s own admission, this particular scene contains a person that never existed (“Mr. X”), with dialogue that was never spoken, in a meeting that never took place.

@PerryCoxPF93 5 месяцев назад

@@cardinalRGlol it is a movie not a documentary and much of it is taken from Fletcher Prouty's testimony and some random facts thrown in. JFK's directives to state dept staff to wind down Vietnam are irrefutably true and are backed by a recording from 10/5/63 of Kennedy in the Oval backing a withdrawal of troops even if there is no victory in the foreseeable future.

@alcd6333 5 лет назад

Almost 30 years since this film came out and it still carries a strong social message. Donald Sutherland is brilliant as "X" - you have to seriously question everything he addresses here, particularly the security detail in Dallas during Kennedy's visit.

@DixiePokerAce 2 года назад

The character "X" was fictitious and did not exist. It was just part of Oliver Stone's conspiracy theory. Sutherland's performance was great but the person he portrayed was only in the movie.

@cacatr4495 2 года назад

@@DixiePokerAce Sutherland's 'Mr.X' character was real-life Col. Fletcher Prouty who Garrison had corresponded with at length, which was represented as a meeting.

@nhma1117 2 года назад

X was my uncle, Colonel Fletcher Prouty. My family has served this country in the military and govt at the highest levels since the 1600s. Sutherland played him perfectly. ps you can read his books on this, he published several. Colonel L. Fletcher Prouty. look up his work

@lauralarrabee7870 Год назад

It was said that Jackie married Onassis for protection. She and her kids were surrounded by the establishment like hostages

@LordJagd Год назад

@@nhma1117 Since the 1600s? What were they doing before 1776?

@ferdtergesin9927 3 года назад

"Everyone, except the general public, hated Kennedy." -- E. Howard Hunt

@rbee22 3 года назад

Kennedy was one of the staunchest Cold Warriors we had

@rileyproulx8892 3 года назад

quoting the man who killed him

@generalfred9426 3 года назад

@@rileyproulx8892 Hunt wasn't in Dallas that day...

@michaelwallbrown3726 3 года назад

sound familiar Donald T

@BestIsntEasy 2 года назад

@@rileyproulx8892 👁💎👁 *Q is 50th* CHAPTER/surah of wwwDOTsubmissionDOTorg Note also: 6 51, 4 145, and 49 15

@Nhamp2000 9 месяцев назад

Man, I wish they had this scene from the beginning. 15 minutes of pure brilliance. Donald Sutherland rocked it.

@user-yk1eb9jl4f 6 месяцев назад

What he says in this movie makes more sense then anything the fbi has ever tried to explain

@CoachatCole 2 года назад

This was a groundbreaking movie. Using flashback scenes to spoon feed the viewer was brilliant.

@CoachatCole Год назад

Yes, it was a brilliant filmmaking technique

@ericduggan6425 7 лет назад

I met Donald Sutherland in New York. Nice guy

@warmecanic 6 лет назад

You mean mister x, and no, we did not saw nothing, ok?

@jennifersman7990 5 лет назад

He seems that way, low key but approachable

@robpetcola3931 4 года назад

They're all Nice, until they beat you to the Punch on a job, then they become the Devil, to you. Its really all Perspective. Just Like Your Neighbors, family, People you do business with, colleagues, associates. Your Bro or sis's spouse, in-laws. Co-Exist My Friend. Lol, but I'm Pretty sure you're Right. He's a Nice Guy. ✌🎇

@catalinadog157 3 года назад

@@robpetcola3931 man you're one paranoid guy, aren't ya, rob?

@terrybono5995 2 года назад

thats because hes canadian

@karaokeduncan 5 месяцев назад

This movie has remarkable, sustained intensity- with all pieces playing a critical role: script, music, editing, acting, direction, sound.

@HarrisO.R8 Год назад

IMO, The way that Sutherland speaks in this scene was the catalyst to him getting so much voice over work in many commercials, Somber and intelligent sounding. Well done.

@guri__mann 4 года назад

This film had the absolute best editing.

@nuckymancini7013 4 года назад

Most stone films do

@twooclock9458 4 года назад

JFK, NBK and Nixon are Oliver Stone's best for that reason

@RobertMJohnson 2 года назад

@@twooclock9458 Wall Street and Platoon

@wkmac2 5 лет назад

The entire scene with Mr. X (Donald Sutherland) was the absolute best scene in the entire movie. More was said in that entire dialogue than mot people will hear and then ponder in 20 years of their lives. Approaching 60 years later, it's still "a riddle, wrapped in a mystery, inside an enigma."

@mookiewilson4166 8 месяцев назад

Pfft, typical Hollywood bullshit. Get a white guy to play Malcolm X. Plus, Malcolm would’ve thought of a better alias than “X”.

@rivolinho 2 года назад

The audience is in the same boat as Costner in this scene. Struggling to keep up and trying to get some notes written down as this barrage of information hits you like machine gun fire!

@nyterpfan Год назад

I will forever be convinced that Kennedy's assassination was literally a mob-style hit with the government involved--this 4 minute clip summarizes it perfectly!! (And yes, Donald Sutherland should have won an Oscar just for this scene--absolutely riveting!!)

@mephi654 Год назад

If you examine the Warren Commission’s report you will see something greater then anything Hollywood discovered or put out. Oswald got the job in the School Book Depository about one month BEFORE the head of the Secret Service in Dallas even heard he’d be coming there. How high up in the government or Kennedy’s inner circle would you have to be, to know and plan for something at least a month before the head of the Dallas Secret Service knew? It’s all there in the report.

@billcook4768 Год назад

It’s a movie man.

@charleswest6372 Год назад

The Pentagon would have been reduced, less $ for toys...wars. jobs would have been lost too. NO way would JFK be allowed to live-!

@Thrifty032781 Год назад

@@mephi654 Oswald got the job at the Texas School Book Depository in October because he needed a job. Oswald had a lot of dead end menial jobs. He didn't plan to kill the president at that point. He planned the assassination after he heard Kennedy was coming and realized his job gave him access to the perfect spot to strike from.

@Thrifty032781 Год назад

@@charleswest6372 .....if not for the inconvenient fact that CONGRESS sets the budget for the Pentagon, not the President. It wouldn't matter how much Kennedy wanted to shrink the Pentagon... he'd have to fight Congress and a proposition that politically toxic, during the Cold War, wouldn't go anywhere.

@stevenwatchorn9816 3 года назад

The passion of the people making this film shows so strongly in this scene, in the skill of the montage and editing, John WIlliams' propulsive score, and the driving power of Sutherland's performance. It blends beautifully, whatever one may think of the ideas.

@kenloc312 6 лет назад

Sutherland owned this scene. I remember watching this when I was a teenager thinking, "Damn ! This guy is good"

@freddymarcel-marcum6831 2 года назад

I've been on that Air Force One that's parked in Dayton, it's amazing sometimes how close you can get to world history.

@portugal5698 Год назад

I love how “Mr. X” was used as a way to represent the genuine integrity men like our grandfather’s had back in their day, as opposed to “his superior,” “ Gen. Y!”You could just sense he is a good guy!!

@tpryce6243 Год назад

And completely full of baloney.

@portugal5698 Год назад

@@tpryce6243oh please. Like his “fictionalized depiction,” he knew dam well he was on the radar. Probably had to say what he could to get out of harms way. Don’t blame him one bit for recanting to the crooks!!

@justisolated5621 3 года назад

1:11 That gives me goosebumps, truly powerful, it's that good

@bombarde1701a 5 лет назад

This scene sums up the entire conspiracy. Especially with the Secret Service not securing the city beforehand, the convertible limousine, etc. This scene gives you chills. Also the John Williams score in this scene is very reminiscent of his score to Jurassic Park, during Nedry’s heist of the Dino Embryos.

@checkmateking2854 5 лет назад

Great movie that took liberty with perverting the facts and characters

@scotttild Год назад

Not really it didn't identify who was really behind it. Most likely because they didn't want to get sued because to prove it all the documents have to be released which were classified by the same person "group" that was behind it all in the first place.

@tofinoguy Год назад

Well, this part is fiction of course, but it's very well done. Fun movie.

@NeonRetrro 10 месяцев назад

It's the truth masked as a conspiracy, if you just go out claiming this you'll get shut down and get yelled misinformation, and yet the government is still hiding documents to this day, what's the reason? They don't want the truth out.

@charlesezrarevmongoosecane5097 2 года назад

I was 18 when i saw this , shook me. I see this now and it just haunts me. One of the most intense moments of this film.

@Qeops 9 месяцев назад

I don’t even know 5 people in my life that could watch this and truly understand this scene one of my favorites for so many years still as relevant as ever

@HUTINAK 10 лет назад

Sutherland at his finest

@bkavanaugh863 10 лет назад

I know, wonderful scene. It reveals so much.

@m.e.d.7997 4 года назад

Sutherland has done excellent work over the years. His acting stretch was not that difficult in this one. It is the content of what he is saying and the background music that seals the scene. Not that this is not a good choice for the scene . He is.

@KayreSakht 10 лет назад

God Bless Jim Garrison, Jim Marrs, Oliver Stone, and John F Kennedy

@woodgrovemgr 2 года назад

Don't forget Mark Lane

@maxipazz8214 2 года назад

Don’t forget jack Rubinstein

@vippsmillennial6336 Год назад

And Fletcher Prouty.

@bobthebuilder9553 Год назад

Thats the thing, really......Donald Sutherland's cameo steals this portion of the film. He is one of the finest character actors in Hollywood. He truly gets into his parts and is absolutely convincing.

@maxsmith695 6 месяцев назад

James Files - the man who changed history and nobody knows his name. Stone knew.

@BiffNacho 7 лет назад

Does that sound like a bunch of coincidences to you Mr. Garrison? Not for one godamn moment.

@EBUNNY2012 4 года назад

The Warren Report says, "yes," so that's good enough for an educated nation groomed on talk shows, pop music, television and lotto.

@dansullivan8648 4 года назад

Yeah but what Sutherland says isn't even what really happened. The movie is exactly that, a movie not factual at all.

@vernpascal1531 4 года назад

@@dansullivan8648 -A helluva lot of it is true. based on interviews and research.

@tylsimys67 4 года назад

@@dansullivan8648 So there was 200-300 agents on the streets who never allowed open windows and that unusual curve to Elm?

@whatabouttheearth 4 года назад

Donald Sutherland is playing Col. Fletcher Prouty, his boss was Edward Lansdale Col. Prouty wrote a book called 'The Secret Team'

@djstarsign 4 года назад

This is still one of the most impressive scenes I can remember from all the films I’ve watched over the years.

@aldevarona7907 2 года назад

This Oliver Stone film was a Masterpiece.Period.

@Yuurei21 Год назад

I absolutely loved Sutherland's performance. I always find characters like that truly fascinating. My term for them is "grey oracles". The secret keepers that operate in both the worlds of light and darkness, giving the protagonist the ultimate revelation. Also I see them as the most dangerous characters because you don't really know their true agenda. They can be both ally and enemy.

@littlemarmoset Год назад

I'd never considered that X could have been working for good or ill before.

@andrestamayo6509 Год назад

I've seen this particular scene several times, and each time he delivers that performance...I'm filled with dread, and paranoia. I believed I was really listening in on that conversation. The mark, of a truly great actor.

@JohnE9999 10 месяцев назад

And a bad listener.

@ClifPayne 3 года назад

As many times as I’ve seen this movie, this brilliant scene is the one that is most memorable from a movie with several memorable scenes. I met Donald Sutherland during the post production of this movie.

@kathipapaleo3230 8 лет назад

Stone hit the jackpot with this film on so many levels. I had never seen the full Zapruder film so I sceeamed in horror right in the movie theatre.

@TheSMLIFfilms 8 лет назад

Sometimes I wonder collectively how many times ive seen the presidents head explode

@brookehanley3659 7 лет назад

There were many critics at the time. But he was right on the money. I always thought so. Great film.

@larsorloff3393 7 лет назад

Agreed. Unfortunately, Stone completely struck out on honesty and historical accuracy.

@vernpascal1531 7 лет назад

Absolutely right, and he didn't even get into all the substantial evidence of mob involvement.

@larsorloff3393 7 лет назад

goodfella21f Seriously? There is plenty of material available online regarding Stone's abject dishonesty in JFK. For one thing, the real Jim Garrison was completely unhinged, unethical, and dishonest, but he was portrayed as the only honest man in the country and the only one who could see the truth behind the assassination. Happy hunting.

@DarthTurducken 2 года назад

I think I was 19 when this movie came out and this was probably the first role I ever saw Sutherland in. Still gives me chills.

@dougcrawford6386 10 месяцев назад

Did you watch animal house he was in it

@DarthTurducken 10 месяцев назад

@@dougcrawford6386 damn I think so need to rewatch it tho 👍

@JustSomeCanadianGuy 2 года назад

I always say Sutherland being so amazing in this is partially due to him being one of the only guys in the movie who doesn’t put on an accent.

@hippiecheezburger5457 3 года назад

i love the music in this film and the way Donald Sutherland played X, its like a whole monologue, just flawless acting.

@sm4430 3 года назад

Looked up this scene today when there was an attempted coup at the US Capitol (1/6/21). The complete lack of Capitol security reminded me of this scene and all the levers of power who stood down to allow a crime

@ernestkovach3305 3 года назад

Get off it. Thag qas NOT an attempted coup at the capitol. Ot was. Very large group justifiably outraged citizens. 99 percent peacefully protesting and all fed up with what looks very much like a rigged election full of fraud in several key states. A coup.

@keithbrown8814 2 года назад

They took the podium!!....... oh no......the bombing of the Capitol Building in 1983 was way more serious... but no one even remembers that by S Rosenberg

@natepeace1737 Год назад

Sutherland is ridiculously deliciously good here! Such a phenomenal actor!

@jamessantos9963 5 месяцев назад

"never would have allowed a man to open an umbrella along the way" 💀

@Tim21189 3 года назад

This scene has always been brilliant. I remember the first time I watched JFK in the theater this is the one scene that stood out above all the others. I’ve heard many different theories and I don’t know for sure. I think there were many players involved in the assassination and the cover up. Including LBJ.

@savp199524 6 лет назад

The ominous John Williams music, simply a master

@austinkersey2445 4 года назад

The Conspirators (the track in the first half of the video) is my favorite of the whole film. That nonstop woodblock and the low-brass build-up to the high-brass with the strings is just bone-chilling.

@joeblack333 6 месяцев назад

Even though there's a lot of people who naysay the info in this clip, his points about security are dead on. Im a veteran, ive been a bouncer, and currently work as a security officer. Everything he said about the windows, the speed, unusual curve, packages, newspapers, etc. It really was a violation of the most basic & necessary security procedures.