Killing Kennedy

About This Movie

Killing Kennedy is an interesting take on a pivotal moment in American history, presented in a dramatized documentary format. It weaves together the lives of JFK and Lee Harvey Oswald, capturing their trajectories in a way that feels engaging yet somber. The tone is reflective, almost haunting, as it builds toward the infamous day in Dallas. The performances, although mixed in reception, manage to evoke the complex feelings surrounding both figures. I found the pacing to be deliberate, allowing you to sit with the tension that leads up to that fateful moment. The practical effects are subtle, enhancing the atmosphere without overshadowing the narrative. It’s a thoughtful exploration of fate and circumstance, making it distinctive in its approach to historical storytelling.

Dramatized documentary format · Focus on JFK and Oswald's lives · Reflective tone leading to historical climax