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Da di qin qing (1999)
A very confusing story concerning the assassination of JFK., 21 September 2000
Author: Allan Ekstrom from Ontario, Canada
This story told via flashback and double and triple flashback is sort of like the "Slaughterhouse Five"(1972)of JFK flicks. Only it is not nearly as coherent. The story centers on the problems incurred by Jack Ruby(Banner) and Lee Oswald(Nuggette) as they are hiding in exile in the Orient during the 1977 House Investigation. The flashback sequences are culled from Banner's un-released movie "LHO" originally filmed in 1992. The more current scenes were shot in Hong Kong and don't make a lot of sense. The plot is hard to follow and there seem to be a lot of characters that float in and out of this over-long story that don't even need to be there. Of course the score is done by the G-men, it is not their best. Pass on this one.
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Perhaps the worst of the "JFK" movies, 5 October 2000
Author: Pam Greene from Buffalo, New York
This hodge-podge of characters and events does not seem to have ANY rhyme or reason. The plot has something to do with an investigation into the JFK assassination, and there is much archival news footage used, and much of it must have been filmed in Dallas, Texas, but somehow the central characters end up in Asia with the CIA and researchers seeking them out. In the midst of all this the movie stops periodicly to break into meaningless songs. Parts of it are poorly dubbed into English, and parts have sub-titles. This is just not a very good movie.
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