JFK Revisited to debut in US on November 12

[Jon Banks]

Oliver Stone’s “JFK Revisited” documentary will be available on Showtime beginning November 12:

Showtime will also make available Oliver Stone’s documentary JFK Revisited: Through the Looking Glass beginning Friday, November 12, ahead of the anniversary of President Kennedy’s tragic death.

https://www.vitalthrills.com/showtime-november-2021/

[Jon Banks]

Per Lisa Pease's Twitter:

...the four-hour version of Oliver Stone's documentary JFK Revisited: Through the Looking Glass will be available for sale and rental across the US in February of next year. The two-hour version will be available for streaming on Showtime from Nov 12 and will be broadcast 11/22.

https://twitter.com/lisapease/status/1456234198356807680

[Jon Banks]

Available to stream on Showtime today.

I'm about 30 minutes in and impressed with how well produced it is and how the key details are explained in such an easy to understand manner.

[Bill Chapman]

Available to stream on Showtime today.

I'm about 30 minutes in and impressed with how well produced it is and how the key details are explained in such an easy to understand manner.

'Conspiracy theories are now conspiracy facts' --- Oliver Stone(d)

[Jon Banks]

'Conspiracy theories are now conspiracy facts' --- Oliver Stone(d)

In this case, it's partially true given how much has been learned in the last 30 years about the coverup(s). 

The only two logical possibilities are:

- "The Warren Commission and other investigators got it right that 'Oswald acted alone' in spite of the coverups and other problems with the evidence"

or

- "The Warren Commission and other investigations knowingly suppressed evidence of a conspiracy"

[Gerry Down]

I've no interest in the 2 hour version. I'll wait for the 4 hour version.

[Jon Banks]

I've no interest in the 2 hour version. I'll wait for the 4 hour version.

It's worth watching but I think the 2hr version is intended for people who are less familiar with the post-ARRB evidence and the history of the investigations overall.

Most of the first and second generation JFK research community is aging and won't be with us much longer. It's nice to see many of them recognized in the film.

[Gerry Down]

Most of the first and second generation JFK research community is aging and won't be with us much longer. It's nice to see many of them recognized in the film.

True. We're lucky to still have a few of the living legends around. Though I do not agree with most of their conclusions regarding the case.