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JFK And The Movie Defically Accurate

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The importance of this topic is that there was a film called , JFK and the movie is horrifically inccurate. This film was directed, produced, and screenplayed by Oliver stone and research shows that there was a $40 million budget to put the film together. But where did all the money go for this film that was supposed to be a more modern version of a documentary? You would think for such a large amount of money in their budget for the film it would have better resources for accurate information. If a historical movie movie isnt accurate than it has no use because its a movie about the 35th president which includes his assasination which is a very serious act. I intend to prove in this essay that there are numerous errors in the film that

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