I was in 11th grade , skipping school. Having a good time, radio playing. And then the announcement came. Took the smiles off our faces. My parents had a jewelry, China and gift store. My parents said the phone quit ringing and customers quit coming in. Total silence.
I had seen Kennedy in a caravan driving through my hometown when I was 13. He was in a convertible with beautiful Jackie. As they passed by, hands waving, streets lined with people, I remember the bright sun shone and was I surprised at the dark copper color of his hair. I really liked him and even got in a huge fight with my friend because her family didn’t like him. We didn’t speak for two weeks. Lol. I was in biology class and the principal put CBS/Walter Cronkite on the PA system. It was so surreal. All the girls were crying. They dismissed us early from school. A pall fell over everything. It was like we were frozen in time. Everything ceased. People were glued to their tv sets wanting information. It was shocking, terrifying, heartbreaking, a feeling of hopelessness…just so unbelievable. The mood was much like that after 9/11… shock, disbelief, and fear for our country. My perception.
I was almost 16 years old, living in my native country (HOnduras) when that tragedy happened. I remember that day so vividly like if were yesterday. The news media spread that terrable news all over the world quickly. That day was so sad, I remember seen people crying. The following three days, I had the impression that there was a sadness in the environment, opaque and gray days . Kennedy was loved for many people, they had faith in him for offering a better future for humanity
@UA-camdinito please do not compare Trump to Kennedy or Kennedy will haunt you from his grave. Trump does not care about peace or humanity, he only care about himself.
Yes- Evil is not just hurtful and negative, but absolutely determined to stay that way and take no responsibility for destructive acts. Far Right Republican Extremists and some over-amped Lefties. 2:53
Was in grade school when Kennedy was assasinsted. i think the whole country mourned, never cried so hard myself. Will never forget it, we lost our country that day. 😢
We may have "lost" the nation at some earlier point in time, only the assassination is when we could see that yes, we vote, but the government is not run as Lincoln said "by the people".
While new to the 1st grade, this news came over the radio. At home, it was broadcast over b&w tv for seemingly months. I didn't understand the depth of this until a decade later. I just remember the blanket of sadness that draped over the population. A heaviness and shock. I remember Walter Cronkite choking back tears.
My paternal grandfather went into the hospital on the 24th of November 1963. He never came home again. I lost 2 of my childhood heroes that week. I was 4 years old.
Sad, thanks for sharing. I was 12 years old living in Poland and I remember the day so clear because my father was devastated and he kept taking about assassination of his hero for years. I was affected by his sadness and I knew history happened that fateful day. Now after 4 years of fake c. And fake plandemi(c) we comprehend much deeper what global psychopat(h)s are doing
I was 3 years old. I've always remembered watching the funeral on TV, seeing John's salute and recognizing him in my age cohort, I asked who he was. At my parents' explanation, I finally began to understand what had happened. Crying, I jumped into my Daddy's lap and hung on for dear life, sobbing, "I'm so glad you're not President!" About a year later, my Sunday school teacher was poisoned to death by a CIA contractor for asking too many questions about what he was doing (under cover as an M.D.) in our hometown. The murder quickly was covered up by FBI, never "solved." He was hypnotizing people, experimenting on the uninformed with LSD, etc., etc.
I was young, mom 19, and stayed home from work as my son was not well. I was sitting watching the parade when all the shooting started the hell that took place the First Lady reaction was shocked. She still held herself with dignity throughout the ordeal. I have seen through the years different movies and theories , many of us seeing one thing yet told another , many thought mafia but later thinking they were involved but FBI hand their hands in it as people can be bought as through the years seeing our Government really go down and excepting things our forefathers tried to prevent.😢
I am Texan and was home sick that day from 6th grade. Watching TV and the Live Dallas programing and saw everything the TV coverage sent Live. I have never forgotten any of the details.
I remember when it happened and when elementary class I was in. The principal announced it over the school intercom. It was a tragic day and everyone at school was so upset. I was at a school friend’s house watching the funeral.
Wow Pamela! I too was home sick from school, 6th grade! Except I was up in Canada. It didn't matter where you were, we won't ever forget that fateful day, but I was too young to realize the controversies until much later. The world felt sorry for America when its president, and not just any president, was assassinated. JFK was such a good man, and LBJ turned out to be a creep.
@@dimik3855interesting though, my husband and I visited the LBJ library in Texas, and a guy that told us about the situation room told us about how upset Kennedy was with the CIA over the Bay of Pigs disaster. He fired 3 or 4 high ups in the CIA over it. He was furious…and so were they, and the guys he fired still had plenty of people still in the CIA who also hated Kennedy. Many believe LBJ knew all about it and was good with it because 1. He didn’t like the Kennedies and 2. He was a narcissist and wanted to be president, so he thought “Great!”… Very sad.
@@suzanneburns2931 It certainly was Suzanne. The first odd thing I realized at my young age was; why did a night club owner kill Lee Harvey Oswald? The rest, as they say, was a so-called conspiracy. Now we basically know the truth of what really happened that day.
I remember sitting in front of the TV and watching the broadcast of them bringing Oswald down into the garage. There were a whole bunch of people in that garage. As I watched a man jumped out of the crowd and shot Oswald. Later he was identified as Jack Ruby. I was in high school at the time and even at that age I thought it was strange that there were people in the garage. I would of thought that the security measures should of been stronger considering Oswald was accused of killing Kennedy.
The comment Oswald made was Ruby you son of a bitch, which is not in any of the video clips you'll find on UA-cam. I remember saying Mom, they said son of a bitch on TV. We got our mouths washed out with soap for cursing. That was how hard it was for my young mind to process what was happening.
I probably am your age now and I thought along THOSE SAME LINES (AT THE TIME) OUR generation was put on a fast track of "DESPONDENCY", as these mind boggling events, happened, "IN TANDEM". AT last some of us can come, to a RESOLUTION, of ALL the lies AND CRIMES, perpretrated against AMERICANS. Especially the youth, Just beginning, on their JOURNEY, to ADULTHOOD. There are some still lingering, that might answer 🤔 to these HORRORS 😢😮
@@GwendolynStancell : Many years ago while visiting relatives we went to where Kennedy was shot. At that time you could go on your own tour of the book depository building and listen to a cassette tape (that’s how long ago) what They thought happened. I don’t know but to me it was a little suspicious.
I was 3 years old, one month older than Kenedy's son. And I still remember the Salut of that little boy to his father during the funeral, because everyone at home was crying. That was shocking for me at my young age... 😳
DIDO! “Got chills.” “I too was 3 yrs young. Went to grandma’s next door. Saw a little boy saluting and people crying. Within seconds, my arms spread and I was hugging the huge black & white. Didn’t not know or underSTAND why. NOW, EVRY TIME I’m in Central Park, by the Great Lawn, I see John John tossing a frisbee or playing flag football. And, when I’m on Fifth Ave and turn into C.P. across from John John’s Manhattan Home, I ALWAYS see that little boy who grew uP to become the coolest and greatest of suave.” “GOD I miss and love that wonderful man.”
“I was only 3 yrs young. Went to grandma’s next door. Saw a little boy saluting and people crying. Within seconds, my arms spread and I was hugging the huge black & white. Didn’t know or underSTAND why? NOW, EVERY TIME I’m in Central Park, by the Great Lawn, I see John John tossing a frisbee or playing flag football. And, when I’m on Fifth Ave and turn into C.P. across from John John’s Manhattan Home, I ALWAYS see that little boy who grew uP to become the coolest and greatest of suave.” “GOD I miss and love that wonderful man.”
Allen Dulles was an international criminal during his tenue at the CIA, joined by his brother, John Foster Dulles, secretary of State. Kennedy gave both notice that their reign of murder and terror was at an end. 13 months after the Cuban Missile Crisis , JFK was assasinated. The Carcàno rifle used was a favorite of the CIA as it had a unique cailber of .266 inches AND a gain twist bore to make it easily identified. These bullets, once fired in the Carcano into water, could be placed the scene or fired again from a different larger calib9er rifle using sabots. This was and is a standard MOA for clandestine murders.😮
My uncle was attending a Catholic junior high school at the time. After the announcement of the assassination his school suddenly cancelled classes. Because of the sudden decision there were no buses to take the students home. So a lot of students hitchhiked home. My uncle and a friend were the very last in a long line of students along the side of the road trying to hitch a ride. But, they were the first to get a ride. He said, a couple of a rough-looking guys picked them up. He never had a such a scary high-speed ride. The car fish tailed around every curve in the road. He said, he was scared, but dared not show it. He felt the drivers were intentionally trying to scare them, but he wasn't going to let them think they were succeeding
I had been invited to a Sweet 16th Tea Party.....i remember Someone entered the event and gave us the news......everything stopped and we all fell....to tears. And this was in Colombia where we adored him we had faith in him. It was a SHOCK. The whole Country went into mourning. We stopped playing our wild crazy Salsa, Cumbia......and for days i do not recall for how long....we and all the Radio Stations played Classical....mournful music. It was devastting.....as i am recalling this i am crying....
I remember Kennedy's assination very well.. I was in grade school at the time. I remember school was closed for a few days, and we were able to watch the funeral service at home.
@@DavidZechariah Too many still alive. Both sides of the aisle were involved, but dominated by one in particular, including one the fathers of a later president. How happy they were with their assassination.
He did many things that were not so good, but nobody cared, because he had charisma like nobody before him! He was loved and mourned by the whole world.
JFK already had taken steps to minimize more war, and wanted to leave Viet Nam, and was sorry for his role in the Bay of Pigs invasion (Cuba). Those who profited by war were seriously unhappy; a good place to start.
I was in high school in Rome Italy when we all heard. We were shocked. it was three days after my birthday. I remember the school arraigned a mass to be said. He was popular even with the kids.
My friends and I were in a bar on Austin Hwy in San Antonio when Kennedy drove by ;we waved at him and he acknowledged the wave. The next day was that fateful day in /Dallas.
And God Almighty is the Captain! ...any haters save any replies they'll never effect me ...and don't say ur awake if ur going to deny Christ anyway! (Just in case ...I'd rather not feel a caveat was so necessary but eh).
@@Polyharmacy No, YOU can't accept the truth. Look at the idiots trying to take over this country. What do they all believe in? Whatever conspiracy Trump tells them to believe in!
Two days after my 5th birthday and I remember. I was standing on the floorboard of the back seat leaning across the front seats and it came on the radio of my grandparents old car. I can still see my grandparents looking at each other in disbelief...
She was a dummy for going back to that house. He told her to stay away from there. She had a phone why was she calling for him in the house? She had already been followed.
Most of us living can remember that day. I was in middle school. Our English teacher was in the hall way talking with other teachers. She came in our room with tears in her eyes and told us the president was shot in Dallas and we were shocked. The within a short time we heard our principal on the loud speaker intercom telling us he had died. We were like mummies. School was dismissed. Many were ashamed that the killing had happened in Texas, our state. I grew up that day walking home from school, thinking and trying to understand how the world really was.
I was 4 years old, but I remember my Mom talking to our neighbor when it happened and they were so upset. I see the administration we have now and understand just how crooked parts of our government is. 😢
That's a tough call ... to choose your battles ... because you may not win the war even if you knew the truth. Those old farts should retire already ... geez. Watching how receptive the couple were with each other was endearing. I remember being in Toronto, 3rd floor flat, parents who came to Canada during the Hungarian Revolution, in front of the b/w TV screen ... the house fell silent that night. As a kid I noticed how the whole neighbourhood was unusually quiet and I wasn't allowed to go out. In fact, no kids were outside, didn't even hear a dog barking in the distance ...
@@jamesgray5067I think he decided he had had enough and claimed up, when he noticed that the guy at the NSA had that item discussed by the mob boss in Chicago.
@@welcomesp He had no actual evidence of anything, so when he realized who the NSA guy actually was , he knew he could do what his wife begged him to do, get us the heck outta this, I assumed he took his chance an they let him go , again he had nothing anyway so was no threat.
At least this film doesn't pretend that an honest answer and resolution is possible under the present system. Some of the dialog though. The woman is an adult, with a job and pregnant and she asks her husband "Is everything going to be alright?" And the husband, who has been brutally beaten all night, and who would be in a hospital, but only has a few cuts and bruises, says, "Yes, it's going to be alright. I am fine." Groan,
I was 15 years old walking down a hallway of the high school I was in when the PA system carried the announcement of his death. If I've ever had a hero it was John Kennedy and that announcement stunned me to the point that the bad boy me had to slump against a tile wall for several minutes feeling like I'd been slugged in my solar plexus. I haven't recovered to this day.
many things wrong with this film...just one for instance...they give him a beating that would kill anyone in real life, he wakes up in a field (why's he still alive), pulls his cell phone out of his pocket and calls his wife (who, by the way, was a very annoying person)...could go on...
I was eleven years old walking home from school (safe in those days) and everyone was outside crying when President John F Kennedy was assassinated. He hated the idea of CIA, Fed Reserve, and LBJ hated Kennedy.
I was 5 years old sitting in the dry cleaners where my mama worked waiting for her to finish....all of a sudden there was ciaos all around....they shut the dry cleaners down and I remember my mama was crying as she held my hand running towards home...everyone we passed on the streets was crying and people were rushing every where.....Mama squatted down when she saw my confusion and said "President Kennedy is dead" and that is all I remember of that day
I was 12 years old on that fateful day- I came home from school and found my grandmother crying in the kitchen- I will never forget how sad and bewildered I felt 😪😢😪
Good movie , I remember when Kennedy was assasinated, even though I was very young . I remember watching the news on tv & seeing so so many people crying & so upset !! I just remember also being upset& just could not understand , WHY , why would someone do that !!!
Well done. Fascinating. Suspenseful. Conspiracy theories r always good for movie making. Too many details. Too many ppl involved. Too many dcsd now. Too much time has passed. Guess we'll never know for sure. I m 76 so was n hi schl when happened. 😢 Story was gr8 writing.
Sometimes the enemy is close to you and that's why it is difficult to detect them. Kennedy was a great president but he may have been enough people who didn't like him.
Thıs GUY really thınk he was the onlly öne who though about Kennedy’s assasınatıon. Thıs GUY messed up BIG, and got a lot of people Kılled. There ıs A reason for everything, 🎉 There are people ın the know! 🎉Now theır lıfe Took a step backward, gave up 🎉securıty and now Looking över theır shoulders, ❤
LBJ, TO Sleazy People from different cities, to Cuban Missile Crises ~ The Mafia. ~. Juicy characters ~ great actors ~ excellent pacing ~ Russia is & are quiet players 🇨🇺 , setting with much the same socioecomic strata. Well done.
I was 7 years old when I listened to the radio with my dad. My dad cried and he said this was the CIA who killed JFK. I still remember this day very well. Thanks for this great movie.
After his friend was killed and he saw the cigar box with Kennedys signature on it that his friend said the murders had, I guess he made up something weak and fake to tell the nsa creep! Kennedy was going to do away with the cia and fire j. Edgar hoover and reorganize the fbi when he returned from Dallas! Our government killed kennedy!
The movie is mis-titled on UA-cam because the Hungarian poster wants to make as much ad money as possible off us, before UA-cam finds out this is a bootleg.
30 minutes in and this is a good movie, even though I wouldn't ever bother with a "grassy knoll" movie if I'd known that's what it is. I *am* biased in favor of movies about regular people, like a cop and a school teacher. So many movies are about the socioeconomic elite. Likable characters. Thanks for posting!
What a neat movie 🍿 theme song 🎶. It had me mentally tapping my feet 👣 to the rhythm 🎶 of it. I’m going to finish watching the movie now. 👏👏👏😅😅😅I’m curious to see what it says about my favorite western movie had to say about it. I still see a lot of movies starring Chester, Dennis Weaver. 😅😅😅
Wow! Totally unexpected what this film was going to be about. The instant I saw that piece of film, I correctly guessed what it was of! Still, makes me wonder why neither Trump nor Biden have released _ALL_ of the JFK documents! Me: I had a paper route _that_ day; and boy did we have to wait extra-long for the newspapers to be delivered the day of the shooting. Unfortunately, I piled all the papers in my extra-large front basket on my bicycle. It was raining, lightly. As I went over a bump, me and the bike did a head-over-heels spinout and my JFK Assassination Edition papers went sprawling out across the wet street. I delivered the papers and went home.
In grade 7 in a grade 6/7 class, on the Pacific coast (Sangster school, Lagoon BC, now Colwood, Greater Victoria, BC) our teacher also the principal always at a particular time left the classroom to his office across the hall where he listened to the CBC time signal to set his watch and then the news. I could see his office door from my seat at the back and will never forget Mr. Guerney (1931-2021) rushing in with a look of horror on his face, plugging in the radio in our class and telling the class to listen. We were all so incredibly sad to hear that this wonderful man JFK had been shot in Dallas. It was such a shock to what seemed like such a progressive world with JFK in the USA and our own peacemaker, Nobel prize winner, statesman, educator, maple leaf flag proposer, hockey and baseball star (in his youth), and diplomat, etc etc Lester B. Pearson (1897-1972) as PM (1963-1968)
I am positively furious at the way this movie left us hanging about what actually happened to the people in this movie. Why do whoever has something to say or do what happened in this movie let it end this way!!! They ought to be sued for letting this happened. Wait, I just realized why this happened. If they had put an end to the movie 🍿 it would show that it might have been an actual n conspiracy and they couldn’t let another conspiracy theory be added to the many that were already there.
Okay, where to start: well the NAME OF THIS FILM IS: FRAME OF MIND. It's a play on words, with several meanings, and they all fit quite well. As a mystery movie, the foreshadowing, and evidence developement, and the gradual speed to the end, were all spot on. The subtle clues were there, but some were a bit too subtle, unless you were looking for them. Adding a flair of political intrique was handled adequately: nothing phenomenal, but nothing too terribly bungled. As an Assisination Conspiracy movie, it was perfectly adequate. All the genre tropes are there; all the expected reactions are there, including intimidation of key characters; all the doubts are there, and the questioning is this worth it? Will it change anything? A happenstance piece of evidence lands in the Protagonist's hands. The developement of the evidence was well done, but with an ever increasing number of people involved with proving what was in that evidence, you know things will go pear shaped for too many of them. That is what worked for me. Here is what didn't work for me. This was written, directed and the Main Character are all one man. The unfortunate reality is: when one person is in charge of everything, too much information doesn't leave their head. What they know about this or that, or why the character did this instead of that.... is all lost in their gray matter, instead of in the movie. The Suspense is never ending, in a bad way. The film introduces question after question after question, until you stop trying to find answers to them. You try to fit the genre tropes into the action, but they never really give. The tropes are there, but they don't play well with each other to make a great story. Too much time is spent on developing the potential story, so that the REAL stuff is just dumped into the ending in chopping editing, short scenes that aren't really explained, and ONE LONG STRING OF FBOMBS THAT WAS CRINGEWORTHY, because there is no other foul langange in the movie. We never see the Protagonist's motivation for solving the mystery, then trying to insure the secret was broadcast. Either that motivation never left the Writer/Director/Main Character's head, or he thought the 'cliche elements' of character and plot would fill in the holes for us, OR this is a Post Millenial writing and they don't truly understand how to build a story. They take some established property, so everyone will know more about the situation, so they won't have to think of a lot of scenes and write those scenes to develop a story; instead, they throw glitter on the established property thinking that's enough to claim they created something new. MY SOP: This film was rated R for one or two scences of violence and that one long string of FBombs. I would recommend this film for only a few situations. 1. You had the most grueling week of work, and you need something to distract you from the misery of the week, AFTER you've had too many adult beverages to drive, but not enough to help you forget your misery. 2. You gather with a bunch of friends and turn this into some kind of drinking game. 3. You think you are dying from a bad cold or flu, and you desparately need something to distract you from your misery. Either choice you make, I recommend a portion of your brain should be malfunctioning, and you will enjoy this movie.
There is a lot of “unknown” regarding the whole Kennedy assassination. So many “conspiracy theories” and the like. I was in 2nd grade when it was announced over the school PA system. However, I am a little disappointed in the ending of this movie. Not only that, I see and have listened to some of the mafia guys who openly talk about “the old days and guys” online--who would give you the impression that they are really good guys. The thing that bothers me about the ending of the movie is it feeds into the success of the mafia bully tactics. I never like it when the bad guys win.🦉
I totally agree. She was so aggravating, especially when she squealed and jumped up and down about getting her job. I can’t believe I watched the whole movie.
I was 6 years old. When my dad heard the news he said 'good'. He hated Kennedy. I never knew why. Not everybody loved him. My dad got along with everyone.
I think I was in 3rd grade when JFK was assassinated. Everyone was so sad and crying. TV programs were canceled and every station was covering JFK's death; children in my neighborhood didn't come out to play; everyone was in mourning.😢 My father stayed "glued to the television" watching all of the latest updates. The horrible news was everywhere (tv, radio, newspapers, magazines, etc.) The news of JFK's death was everywhere! As a young child, these were some of the worst days of my life.😢☹😭 After his funeral was over and things were getting back to normalcy, Winston Churchill passed away, again I saw on tv another funeral with a horse drawn carriage and draped coffin parading through the streets, and it brought back all of the painful memories of JFK'S funeral.😢 It was just awful....
Beautifully filmed, well acted and well told story, with no nauseating camera angles, convoluted dialog or woke nonsense. What more could you ask for. Watch it, is my advice, it is remarkably understated, given the dire significance of the story's central theme. 9/10.
Don't know what's more embarrassing: midlifers trying to act like newlyweds, that ridiculous leather jacket, trying to be Charley Sheen II, or the fact Chris Noth agreed to be among the cast . . .😐
I was in 3rd grade, and my family never owned a TV. This was the first & only time we rented a little black & white TV froma 7-Eleven store. My parents were typically Republican, but this had a profound effect on them. 😢😢
I will never forget that day. I was in the Marine Corps training. Sitting on a pile of potatoes peeling them for mess duty. A fellow Marine ran into our hut to announce the President had been shot and killed by a foreign weapon. We immediately put on a Red alert. I was with several Marines and our response was “hay man that’s not funny” It was quickly confirmed officially. Very sad day for all of America. We were mad a President with his visions for the future and truly loved his country was gone.
I was in 11th grade , skipping school. Having a good time, radio playing. And then the announcement came. Took the smiles off our faces. My parents had a jewelry, China and gift store. My parents said the phone quit ringing and customers quit coming in. Total silence.
I had seen Kennedy in a caravan driving through my hometown when I was 13. He was in a convertible with beautiful Jackie. As they passed by, hands waving, streets lined with people, I remember the bright sun shone and was I surprised at the dark copper color of his hair. I really liked him and even got in a huge fight with my friend because her family didn’t like him. We didn’t speak for two weeks. Lol. I was in biology class and the principal put CBS/Walter Cronkite on the PA system. It was so surreal. All the girls were crying. They dismissed us early from school. A pall fell over everything. It was like we were frozen in time. Everything ceased. People were glued to their tv sets wanting information. It was shocking, terrifying, heartbreaking, a feeling of hopelessness…just so unbelievable. The mood was much like that after 9/11… shock, disbelief, and fear for our country. My perception.
I was almost 16 years old, living in my native country (HOnduras) when that tragedy happened. I remember that day so vividly like if were yesterday. The news media spread that terrable news all over the world quickly. That day was so sad, I remember seen people crying. The following three days, I had the impression that there was a sadness in the environment, opaque and gray days . Kennedy was loved for many
people, they had faith in him for offering a better future for humanity
It’s dejavu right now
of what they did to jfkennedy and what they are doing to djtrump..,😮
Hardly@@UA-camdinito
@UA-camdinito please do not compare Trump to Kennedy or Kennedy will haunt you from his grave. Trump does not care about peace or humanity, he only care about himself.
Excellent movie. May God bless whoever is reading this.🙏
Bless you!!!
Bless you and your family dear
Thank you...for 'being'.
Thank You, May you also be Blessed.
Thanks so much! And GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR FAMILY ALSO!❤
Where there is evil...there is conspiracy, chaos and death. Excellent movie in all categories!
Yes- Evil is not just hurtful and negative, but absolutely determined to stay that way and take no responsibility for destructive acts. Far Right Republican Extremists and some over-amped Lefties. 2:53
on point.
Where sin abounds, GRACE Abounds all the more!
That’s America 😂
Was in grade school when Kennedy was assasinsted. i think the whole country mourned, never cried so hard myself. Will never forget it, we lost our country that day. 😢
We may have "lost" the nation at some earlier point in time, only the assassination is when we could see that yes, we vote, but the government is not run as Lincoln said "by the people".
You are a Sweetheart...
I was 9 years old and in grade school and we watched it on TV at school. It was a sad day for our whole nation that day 😢
While new to the 1st grade, this news came over the radio. At home, it was broadcast over b&w tv for seemingly months. I didn't understand the depth of this until a decade later. I just remember the blanket of sadness that draped over the population. A heaviness and shock. I remember Walter Cronkite choking back tears.
Agree
My paternal grandfather went into the hospital on the 24th of November 1963.
He never came home again.
I lost 2 of my childhood heroes that week.
I was 4 years old.
Sad, thanks for sharing. I was 12 years old living in Poland and I remember the day so clear because my father was devastated and he kept taking about assassination of his hero for years. I was affected by his sadness and I knew history happened that fateful day. Now after 4 years of fake c. And fake plandemi(c) we comprehend much deeper what global psychopat(h)s are doing
So so sorry for what you lost snd all of us lost that day.❤
@@sallymetzger1708 Yeah, we all lost that week.
Thank you for your kindness.
I'm so sorry. I was 9 when this happened. My family had no TV so we saw it at my sister's house. I'm still so amazed that this happened.
I was 3 years old. I've always remembered watching the funeral on TV, seeing John's salute and recognizing him in my age cohort, I asked who he was. At my parents' explanation, I finally began to understand what had happened. Crying, I jumped into my Daddy's lap and hung on for dear life, sobbing, "I'm so glad you're not President!" About a year later, my Sunday school teacher was poisoned to death by a CIA contractor for asking too many questions about what he was doing (under cover as an M.D.) in our hometown. The murder quickly was covered up by FBI, never "solved." He was hypnotizing people, experimenting on the uninformed with LSD, etc., etc.
I was young, mom 19, and stayed home from work as my son was not well. I was sitting watching the parade when all the shooting started the hell that took place the First Lady reaction was shocked. She still held herself with dignity throughout the ordeal. I have seen through the years different movies and theories , many of us seeing one thing yet told another , many thought mafia but later thinking they were involved but FBI hand their hands in it as people can be bought as through the years seeing our Government really go down and excepting things our forefathers tried to prevent.😢
I am Texan and was home sick that day from 6th grade. Watching TV and the Live Dallas programing and saw everything the TV coverage sent Live. I have never forgotten any of the details.
I remember when it happened and when elementary class I was in. The principal announced it over the school intercom. It was a tragic day and everyone at school was so upset. I was at a school friend’s house watching the funeral.
Wow Pamela!
I too was home sick from school, 6th grade! Except I was up in Canada. It didn't matter where you were, we won't ever forget that fateful day, but I was too young to realize the controversies until much later. The world felt sorry for America when its president, and not just any president, was assassinated. JFK was such a good man, and LBJ turned out to be a creep.
@@dimik3855interesting though, my husband and I visited the LBJ library in Texas, and a guy that told us about the situation room told us about how upset Kennedy was with the CIA over the Bay of Pigs disaster. He fired 3 or 4 high ups in the CIA over it. He was furious…and so were they, and the guys he fired still had plenty of people still in the CIA who also hated Kennedy. Many believe LBJ knew all about it and was good with it because 1. He didn’t like the Kennedies and 2. He was a narcissist and wanted to be president, so he thought “Great!”…
Very sad.
I was in grade six as well , we were told in the class room and sent home early , I’m from Canada but it was life changing wasn’t it .
@@suzanneburns2931 It certainly was Suzanne. The first odd thing I realized at my young age was; why did a night club owner kill Lee Harvey Oswald? The rest, as they say, was a so-called conspiracy. Now we basically know the truth of what really happened that day.
I remember sitting in front of the TV and watching the broadcast of them bringing Oswald down into the garage. There were a whole bunch of people in that garage. As I watched a man jumped out of the crowd and shot Oswald. Later he was identified as Jack Ruby. I was in high school at the time and even at that age I thought it was strange that there were people in the garage. I would of thought that the security measures should of been stronger considering Oswald was accused of killing Kennedy.
The comment Oswald made was Ruby you son of a bitch, which is not in any of the video clips you'll find on UA-cam. I remember saying Mom, they said son of a bitch on TV. We got our mouths washed out with soap for cursing. That was how hard it was for my young mind to process what was happening.
At that moment I thought, "Great, now we'll never know the real truth." Still waiting for it, but we can guess, and be right by now.
I probably am your age now and I thought along THOSE SAME LINES (AT THE TIME)
OUR generation was put on a fast track of "DESPONDENCY", as these mind boggling events, happened, "IN TANDEM".
AT last some of us can come, to a RESOLUTION, of ALL the lies AND CRIMES, perpretrated against AMERICANS.
Especially the youth, Just beginning, on their JOURNEY, to ADULTHOOD.
There are some still lingering, that might answer 🤔 to these HORRORS 😢😮
@@GwendolynStancell : Many years ago while visiting relatives we went to where Kennedy was shot. At that time you could go on your own tour of the book depository building and listen to a cassette tape (that’s how long ago) what They thought happened. I don’t know but to me it was a little suspicious.
@@divalivingston1664 You really got your mouth washed out with soap?!? Truly? OMG!
I was 3 years old, one month older than Kenedy's son. And I still remember the Salut of that little boy to his father during the funeral, because everyone at home was crying. That was shocking for me at my young age... 😳
DIDO!
“Got chills.”
“I too was 3 yrs young. Went to grandma’s next door. Saw a little boy saluting and people crying. Within seconds, my arms spread and I was hugging the huge black & white. Didn’t not know or underSTAND why. NOW, EVRY TIME I’m in Central Park, by the Great Lawn, I see John John tossing a frisbee or playing flag football. And, when I’m on Fifth Ave and turn into C.P. across from John John’s Manhattan Home, I ALWAYS see that little boy who grew uP to become the coolest and greatest of suave.”
“GOD I miss and love that wonderful man.”
“I was only 3 yrs young. Went to grandma’s next door. Saw a little boy saluting and people crying. Within seconds, my arms spread and I was hugging the huge black & white. Didn’t know or underSTAND why? NOW, EVERY TIME I’m in Central Park, by the Great Lawn, I see John John tossing a frisbee or playing flag football. And, when I’m on Fifth Ave and turn into C.P. across from John John’s Manhattan Home, I ALWAYS see that little boy who grew uP to become the coolest and greatest of suave.”
“GOD I miss and love that wonderful man.”
3 yr old John F. Kennedy Jr.
Allen Dulles was an international criminal during his tenue at the CIA, joined by his brother, John Foster Dulles, secretary of State. Kennedy gave both notice that their reign of murder and terror was at an end. 13 months after the Cuban Missile Crisis , JFK was assasinated. The Carcàno rifle used was a favorite of the CIA as it had a unique cailber of .266 inches AND a gain twist bore to make it easily identified. These bullets, once fired in the Carcano into water, could be placed the scene or fired again from a different larger calib9er rifle using sabots. This was and is a standard MOA for clandestine murders.😮
Dulles also swooped in to head the Warren committee hearings. Many witness were never called.
Thanks, we'll explained
I remember that day very well. I was 9 or 10 years old. What an impact it had on the entire country! And it began to go down hill after that.
and yet you don't remember if you born in 1953 or 1954...
My uncle was attending a Catholic junior high school at the time. After the announcement of the assassination his school suddenly cancelled classes. Because of the sudden decision there were no buses to take the students home. So a lot of students hitchhiked home. My uncle and a friend were the very last in a long line of students along the side of the road trying to hitch a ride. But, they were the first to get a ride. He said, a couple of a rough-looking guys picked them up. He never had a such a scary high-speed ride. The car fish tailed around every curve in the road. He said, he was scared, but dared not show it. He felt the drivers were intentionally trying to scare them, but he wasn't going to let them think they were succeeding
@@JuanCarlosbarquero-f3e wow! That's a day he'd never forget!
Yes, I was 8 years old and my school closed at noon. My third grade teacher was very sad and expressed to us what happened we lost our president.
I had been invited to a Sweet 16th Tea Party.....i remember Someone entered the event and gave us the news......everything stopped and we all fell....to tears. And this was in Colombia where we adored him we had faith in him. It was a SHOCK. The whole Country went into mourning. We stopped playing our wild crazy Salsa, Cumbia......and for days i do not recall for how long....we and all the Radio Stations played Classical....mournful music. It was devastting.....as i am recalling this i am crying....
I remember Kennedy's assination very well.. I was in grade school at the time. I remember school was closed for a few days, and we were able to watch the funeral service at home.
To this day tons of evidence is classified. WHY ?
Bcz some of the players involved still have family in position they gained by that murder. And they know who they are!
So the People are calmed, and do not riot and overthrow.
@@tamijoiskewlnames?
@@DavidZechariah Too many still alive. Both sides of the aisle were involved, but dominated by one in particular, including one the fathers of a later president. How happy they were with their assassination.
He did many things that were not so good, but nobody cared, because he had charisma like nobody before him! He was loved and mourned by the whole world.
JFK already had taken steps to minimize more war, and wanted to leave Viet Nam, and was sorry for his role in the Bay of Pigs invasion (Cuba). Those who profited by war were seriously unhappy; a good place to start.
He was a good President and world loved him, I was 17
I was in high school in Rome Italy when we all heard. We were shocked. it was three days after my birthday. I remember the school arraigned a mass to be said. He was popular even with the kids.
yes
My friends and I were in a bar on Austin Hwy in San Antonio when Kennedy drove by ;we waved at him and he acknowledged the wave. The next day was that fateful day in /Dallas.
Lamp Post on Austin Hwy? I'm from there, too. Was in 9th grade, Mac Arthur HS that fateful day. ♥️🙏♥️
Wow, what a memory. Must have made the next day very hard for you…😢
The titanic is sinking and the captain has sent a strongly worded letter to the iceberg.. wake up america
Lol.
@@Lively2Peace I must be honest. Ted Danson said this on a "the good place" episode .. it stuck! It's got impact! Glad you got a lol.
That's only true if you believe that Trump is the iceberg.
And God Almighty is the Captain! ...any haters save any replies they'll never effect me ...and don't say ur awake if ur going to deny Christ anyway! (Just in case ...I'd rather not feel a caveat was so necessary but eh).
@@JBarnard-vl8xt Are you done?
I was drafted into the US Army that day. While being examined, someone went running through the halls shouting. What a day.
Was in high school at that time, about to graduate, and just registered for draft ... my turn was coming.
🇨🇦 I also cried - we were all sent home from school. The world stopped revolving that day.
As soon as I heard the phrase “CONSPIRACY THEORISTS” I had to comment:
Do people not know that phrase was created to keep people from the truth?????
Conspiracy theory’s typically are the truth..
And you just defined, "Conspiracy Theory".
Do YOU not know that you invented THAT DEFINITION to keep yourself from thinking in a reasonable way?
@@bryanmachin3738 YOU CAN'T HANDLE THE TRUTH!!!!!!!!
@@Polyharmacy No, YOU can't accept the truth. Look at the idiots trying to take over this country. What do they all believe in? Whatever conspiracy Trump tells them to believe in!
Two days after my 5th birthday and I remember. I was standing on the floorboard of the back seat leaning across the front seats and it came on the radio of my grandparents old car. I can still see my grandparents looking at each other in disbelief...
Loved the wife in this movie…..her makeup, her hair…her clothes…….nice and clean❤❤❤
Pfft😂
She was a dummy for going back to that house. He told her to stay away from there. She had a phone why was she calling for him in the house? She had already been followed.
She was a caricature of the worst stereotypes of a woman.
Most of us living can remember that day. I was in middle school. Our English teacher was in the hall way talking with other teachers. She came in our room with tears in her eyes and told us the president was shot in Dallas and we were shocked. The within a short time we heard our principal on the loud speaker intercom telling us he had died. We were like mummies. School was dismissed. Many were ashamed that the killing had happened in Texas, our state. I grew up that day walking home from school, thinking and trying to understand how the world really was.
I was 4 years old, but I remember my Mom talking to our neighbor when it happened and they were so upset. I see the administration we have now and understand just how crooked parts of our government is. 😢
Who ever get messed up in those types of cases waste their time and lot of people killed .
That's a tough call ... to choose your battles ... because you may not win the war even if you knew the truth.
Those old farts should retire already ... geez.
Watching how receptive the couple were with each other was endearing.
I remember being in Toronto, 3rd floor flat, parents who came to Canada during the Hungarian Revolution, in front of the b/w TV screen ... the house fell silent that night. As a kid I noticed how the whole neighbourhood was unusually quiet and I wasn't allowed to go out. In fact, no kids were outside, didn't even hear a dog barking in the distance ...
The police chief with the purple neck tie looks, walks, and talks more like a mob boss in La Cosa Nostra.
The actor is Vincent Curatola. He played the New York mobster Johnny Sack in the Netflix series The Sopranos.
HBO
Purple?!!!!?
Good Mystery. Acting and storyline are believable.
Ending is a Cliff hanger...
I hate cliff hangers 😂
There was no ending. It just stopped.
@@jamesgray5067I think he decided he had had enough and claimed up, when he noticed that the guy at the NSA had that item discussed by the mob boss in Chicago.
I guess they didn't think an explosion at the end was necessary. Just let you assume it happened and save the budget.
Not even close to reality ,
Kennedy's and king by Oliver stone and James dieuginio ,
Was a great story but the dumbest ending ever.
I guess they didn't think an explosion at the end was necessary. Just let you assume it happened and save the budget.
@@welcomesp He had no actual evidence of anything, so when he realized who the NSA guy actually was , he knew he could do what his wife begged him to do, get us the heck outta this, I assumed he took his chance an they let him go , again he had nothing anyway so was no threat.
thats the problem with conspiracy theories, you need proof or your a nutjob
@@martinhouser3419 I think you are right
yes.Personally, I don't like endings like this, otherwise I liked the movie.
At least this film doesn't pretend that an honest answer and resolution is possible under the present system. Some of the dialog though. The woman is an adult, with a job and pregnant and she asks her husband "Is everything going to be alright?" And the husband, who has been brutally beaten all night, and who would be in a hospital, but only has a few cuts and bruises, says, "Yes, it's going to be alright. I am fine." Groan,
Some women can’t think for themselves.
David Dinkins, Mayor Of New York City Played The Jersey Senator...RIP Mayor Dinkins ❤
I watched this movie a long time ago. It’s a good one. Good story au revoir🤠
Suspicious, nobody malls anymore
There are some fights that cannot be won. They are the ones that God must sort out. Sometimes, just to know the truth is enough.
Trump will sort it
Professor Author dude was Exceptional.
I was 15 years old walking down a hallway of the high school I was in when the PA system carried the announcement of his death. If I've ever had a hero it was John Kennedy and that announcement stunned me to the point that the bad boy me had to slump against a tile wall for several minutes feeling like I'd been slugged in my solar plexus.
I haven't recovered to this day.
A few Sopranos alumni and Mr. BIG!
Nice quality movie. Interesting.
I thought the ending was fine. It wasnt a box office movie, but it fills the void of my not having a TV
Good for you. Having a smart phone beats having a tv any day!
I think everyone in the United States remembers where they were when President Kennedy was killed, what a sad and horrible day.
Thank you for the upload with a well-written synopsis.✌️♥️⭐️☯️
This movie is named INCORRECTLY. It’s actually from 2009 and named Frame of Mind, not the detective.
Thank you for that!
Great movie. I was living and working in Sacramento, CA when Kennedy was assassinated. It was a very sad and disturbing day for all of America.
Actually a good movie. I recommend it to you.
many things wrong with this film...just one for instance...they give him a beating that would kill anyone in real life, he wakes up in a field (why's he still alive), pulls his cell phone out of his pocket and calls his wife (who, by the way, was a very annoying person)...could go on...
Great cast of excellent actors. I was watching television when Kennedy was shot. Even after all these years that day is seared into my memory.
Good story line, good acting. Thank You.
I was eleven years old walking home from school (safe in those days) and everyone was outside crying when President John F Kennedy was assassinated. He hated the idea of CIA, Fed Reserve, and LBJ hated Kennedy.
I’m the same age as you and in a school yard in Brooklyn NY and remember it vividly. It amazes me that everyone believed all the lies…quite a shame.😢
Filmed in Toronto Canada
Man they know everything the second it happens. And people don't believe in conspiracys?
mankind's reign of terror on this planet is just about over ...
Amen and hallelujah!
Good movie! I just wish there was more disclosure!
I was 5 years old sitting in the dry cleaners where my mama worked waiting for her to finish....all of a sudden there was ciaos all around....they shut the dry cleaners down and I remember my mama was crying as she held my hand running towards home...everyone we passed on the streets was crying and people were rushing every where.....Mama squatted down when she saw my confusion and said "President Kennedy is dead" and that is all I remember of that day
I was 12 years old on that fateful day- I came home from school and found my grandmother crying in the kitchen- I will never forget how sad and bewildered I felt 😪😢😪
Good movie , I remember when Kennedy was assasinated, even though I was very young . I remember watching the news on tv & seeing so so many people crying & so upset !! I just remember also being upset& just could not understand , WHY , why would someone do that !!!
I fins this story enjoyable and entertaining.
Most people’s comments are their memories of the day, not about this film!
Thx comment-nazi detective, Master of the Obvious
Well done. Fascinating. Suspenseful. Conspiracy theories r always good for movie making. Too many details. Too many ppl involved. Too many dcsd now. Too much time has passed. Guess we'll never know for sure. I m 76 so was n hi schl when happened. 😢 Story was gr8 writing.
Sometimes the enemy is close to you and that's why it is difficult to detect them. Kennedy was a great president but he may have been enough people who didn't like him.
Thıs GUY really thınk he was the onlly öne who though about Kennedy’s assasınatıon. Thıs GUY messed up BIG, and got a lot of people Kılled. There ıs A reason for everything, 🎉 There are people ın the know! 🎉Now theır lıfe Took a step backward, gave up 🎉securıty and now Looking över theır shoulders, ❤
She should audition for a Hallmark flick. 🎉
LBJ, TO Sleazy People from different cities, to Cuban Missile Crises ~ The Mafia. ~. Juicy characters ~ great actors ~ excellent pacing ~ Russia is & are quiet players 🇨🇺 , setting with much the same socioecomic strata. Well done.
I believe rusia is not quiet player, they are active players, these days especially, look at clown trump .
I was 7 years old when I listened to the radio with my dad. My dad cried and he said this was the CIA who killed JFK. I still remember this day very well. Thanks for this great movie.
What a complete waste of time. The ending was so unsatisfying. I can't believe anyone would pay to make that film.
Dıto 🎉
Tell me about it
Agree the ending was extremely unsatisfying. Question is why?!
I guess they didn't think an explosion at the end was necessary. Just let you assume it happened and save the budget.
After his friend was killed and he saw the cigar box with Kennedys signature on it that his friend said the murders had, I guess he made up something weak and fake to tell the nsa creep! Kennedy was going to do away with the cia and fire j. Edgar hoover and reorganize the fbi when he returned from Dallas! Our government killed kennedy!
For those who care, this move is called "frame of mind". I do not know why people lie when they post these films.
The movie is mis-titled on UA-cam because the Hungarian poster wants to make as much ad money as possible off us, before UA-cam finds out this is a bootleg.
Copyright issues, which is also why some movies zoom in and change a certain percent of the film.
30 minutes in and this is a good movie, even though I wouldn't ever bother with a "grassy knoll" movie if I'd known that's what it is. I *am* biased in favor of movies about regular people, like a cop and a school teacher. So many movies are about the socioeconomic elite. Likable characters. Thanks for posting!
Excellent movie
Very good movie, worth a watch...
What a neat movie 🍿 theme song 🎶. It had me mentally tapping my feet 👣 to the rhythm 🎶 of it. I’m going to finish watching the movie now. 👏👏👏😅😅😅I’m curious to see what it says about my favorite western movie had to say about it. I still see a lot of movies starring Chester, Dennis Weaver. 😅😅😅
Really!!! Aaaaaaaahhhhhhh!!!!!!
Waisted over an hr of my life!!!
I might as well have watching a documentary on Bigfoot!!!
Well, one more conspiracy theory. That is it. Very well done movie. Great acting . Riveting story line.
still beautiful scenery, thank you
I liked it.
Johnny Sack playing a cop, classic, along with Jackie Aprilles mum. Sopranos reunion by the looks of it.
Merci❤❤❤ Est-ce qu'il y a une suite?
Wow! Totally unexpected what this film was going to be about.
The instant I saw that piece of film, I correctly guessed what it was of!
Still, makes me wonder why neither Trump nor Biden have released _ALL_ of the JFK documents!
Me: I had a paper route _that_ day; and boy did we have to wait extra-long for the newspapers to be delivered the day of the shooting. Unfortunately, I piled all the papers in my extra-large front basket on my bicycle. It was raining, lightly. As I went over a bump, me and the bike did a head-over-heels spinout and my JFK Assassination Edition papers went sprawling out across the wet street. I delivered the papers and went home.
In grade 7 in a grade 6/7 class, on the Pacific coast (Sangster school, Lagoon BC, now Colwood, Greater Victoria, BC) our teacher also the principal always at a particular time left the classroom to his office across the hall where he listened to the CBC time signal to set his watch and then the news. I could see his office door from my seat at the back and will never forget Mr. Guerney (1931-2021) rushing in with a look of horror on his face, plugging in the radio in our class and telling the class to listen. We were all so incredibly sad to hear that this wonderful man JFK had been shot in Dallas. It was such a shock to what seemed like such a progressive world with JFK in the USA and our own peacemaker, Nobel prize winner, statesman, educator, maple leaf flag proposer, hockey and baseball star (in his youth), and diplomat, etc etc Lester B. Pearson (1897-1972) as PM (1963-1968)
Extremely well done.
I am positively furious at the way this movie left us hanging about what actually happened to the people in this movie. Why do whoever has something to say or do what happened in this movie let it end this way!!! They ought to be sued for letting this happened. Wait, I just realized why this happened. If they had put an end to the movie 🍿 it would show that it might have been an actual n conspiracy and they couldn’t let another conspiracy theory be added to the many that were already there.
Wherever there is absence of human love; there is evil.
Okay, where to start: well the NAME OF THIS FILM IS: FRAME OF MIND. It's a play on words, with several meanings, and they all fit quite well.
As a mystery movie, the foreshadowing, and evidence developement, and the gradual speed to the end, were all spot on. The subtle clues were there, but some were a bit too subtle, unless you were looking for them. Adding a flair of political intrique was handled adequately: nothing phenomenal, but nothing too terribly bungled.
As an Assisination Conspiracy movie, it was perfectly adequate. All the genre tropes are there; all the expected reactions are there, including intimidation of key characters; all the doubts are there, and the questioning is this worth it? Will it change anything?
A happenstance piece of evidence lands in the Protagonist's hands. The developement of the evidence was well done, but with an ever increasing number of people involved with proving what was in that evidence, you know things will go pear shaped for too many of them.
That is what worked for me. Here is what didn't work for me. This was written, directed and the Main Character are all one man. The unfortunate reality is: when one person is in charge of everything, too much information doesn't leave their head. What they know about this or that, or why the character did this instead of that.... is all lost in their gray matter, instead of in the movie.
The Suspense is never ending, in a bad way. The film introduces question after question after question, until you stop trying to find answers to them. You try to fit the genre tropes into the action, but they never really give. The tropes are there, but they don't play well with each other to make a great story.
Too much time is spent on developing the potential story, so that the REAL stuff is just dumped into the ending in chopping editing, short scenes that aren't really explained, and ONE LONG STRING OF FBOMBS THAT WAS CRINGEWORTHY, because there is no other foul langange in the movie. We never see the Protagonist's motivation for solving the mystery, then trying to insure the secret was broadcast. Either that motivation never left the Writer/Director/Main Character's head, or he thought the 'cliche elements' of character and plot would fill in the holes for us, OR this is a Post Millenial writing and they don't truly understand how to build a story. They take some established property, so everyone will know more about the situation, so they won't have to think of a lot of scenes and write those scenes to develop a story; instead, they throw glitter on the established property thinking that's enough to claim they created something new.
MY SOP: This film was rated R for one or two scences of violence and that one long string of FBombs. I would recommend this film for only a few situations. 1. You had the most grueling week of work, and you need something to distract you from the misery of the week, AFTER you've had too many adult beverages to drive, but not enough to help you forget your misery.
2. You gather with a bunch of friends and turn this into some kind of drinking game.
3. You think you are dying from a bad cold or flu, and you desparately need something to distract you from your misery.
Either choice you make, I recommend a portion of your brain should be malfunctioning, and you will enjoy this movie.
Very well done!
what a dumb ending ...
I guess they didn't think an explosion at the end was necessary. Just let you assume it happened and save the budget.
There is a lot of “unknown” regarding the whole Kennedy assassination. So many “conspiracy theories” and the like. I was in 2nd grade when it was announced over the school PA system. However, I am a little disappointed in the ending of this movie. Not only that, I see and have listened to some of the mafia guys who openly talk about “the old days and guys” online--who would give you the impression that they are really good guys. The thing that bothers me about the ending of the movie is it feeds into the success of the mafia bully tactics. I never like it when the bad guys win.🦉
The wife in this story has no character or depth. She's like a two year old that constantly has to be told it's going to be alright. Ugh.
I totally agree. She was so aggravating, especially when she squealed and jumped up and down about getting her job. I can’t believe I watched the whole movie.
Agreed. Still trying to figure out how she was supposedly pregnant when she never once looked or acted pregnant. ??
LOL !
How can anyone see a rifle. I keep looking and see nothing.
I was 6 years old. When my dad heard the news he said 'good'. He hated Kennedy. I never knew why. Not everybody loved him. My dad got along with everyone.
And ..." the beat goes on " 🎼🎶
I think I was in 3rd grade when JFK was assassinated.
Everyone was so sad and crying. TV programs were canceled and every station was covering JFK's death; children in my neighborhood didn't come out to play; everyone was in mourning.😢 My father stayed "glued to the television" watching all of the latest updates. The horrible news was everywhere (tv, radio, newspapers, magazines, etc.) The news of JFK's death was everywhere! As a young child, these were some of the worst days of my life.😢☹😭 After his funeral was over and things were getting back to normalcy, Winston Churchill passed away, again I saw on tv another funeral with a horse drawn carriage and draped coffin parading through the streets, and it brought back all of the painful memories of JFK'S funeral.😢
It was just awful....
I am trying to stick it because I like mystery, crime stuff, but so far...
Beautifully filmed, well acted and well told story, with no nauseating camera angles, convoluted dialog or woke nonsense. What more could you ask for. Watch it, is my advice, it is remarkably understated, given the dire significance of the story's central theme. 9/10.
Don't know what's more embarrassing: midlifers trying to act like newlyweds, that ridiculous leather jacket, trying to be Charley Sheen II, or the fact Chris Noth agreed to be among the cast . . .😐
Excellent movie is there a sequel to it
I was in 3rd grade, and my family never owned a TV. This was the first & only time we rented a little black & white TV froma 7-Eleven store. My parents were typically Republican, but this had a profound effect on them. 😢😢
Are you people 12. They gave you answers with the truth.
That was really good . I sure never saw that coming ! ❤👍
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Comments are people’s memory of the the day, not this film!
Very cool movie, subscribed!
I will never forget that day. I was in the Marine Corps training. Sitting on a pile of potatoes peeling them for mess duty.
A fellow Marine ran into our hut to announce the President had been shot and killed by a foreign weapon. We immediately put on a Red alert. I was with several Marines and our response was “hay man that’s not funny”
It was quickly confirmed officially.
Very sad day for all of
America. We were mad a President with his visions for the future and truly loved his country was gone.
when was this movie made?