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               I               could               remember               the               events               that               took               place               like               they               were               yesterday.

I               was               on               lunch               break               from               my               third               grade               class,               taking               a               bite               of               my               sandwich,               when               the               programming               was               suddenly               interrupted:               President               John               F.

Kennedy               had               been               shot               while               riding               in               his               motorcade               in               Dallas,               Texas,               and               had               been               brought               to               Parkland               Hospital.

So               on               this,               the               fiftieth               anniversary               of               the               Kennedy               assassination;               I               thought               it               would               be               appropriate               to               review               the               movie               "Parkland."
               Writer-director               Peter               Landesman's               movie               Parkland,               which               is               based               on               Vincent               Bugliosi's               book               "Four               Days               in               November,"               focuses               more               on               the               people               that               were               on               the               perimeter               of               the               incident,               rather               than               on               the               assassination               itself.

The               movie               begins               by               showing               businessman               Abraham               Zapruder               (Paul               Giamatti)               preparing               to               take               a               film               of               the               president's               motorcade               with               his               8mm               movie               camera               as               it               proceeds               towards               Dealey               Plaza.

Zapruder,               whose               family               had               escaped               the               Nazis               during               World               War               2,               was               about               to               witness               one               of               the               most               infamous               events               in               American               history.

Shots               ring               out,               people               start               screaming;               and               Zapruder               has               it               all               on               film.
               The               scene               shifts               to               Parkland               Hospital               in               Dallas               where               an               astonished               group               of               ER               doctors,               which               include               Dr.

Jim               Carrico               (Zac               Efron)               and               Malcolm               Perry               (Colin               Hanks),               find               themselves               standing               over               the               blood               soaked               president.

Within               minutes               Kennedy               is               pronounced               dead;               a               priest               is               brought               in,               and               the               mayhem               begins.

Hours               later,               FBI               veteran               Forrest               Sorrels               (Billy               Bob               Thornton)               tracks               down               Zapruder               and               politely               asks               him               for               the               film.

(How               and               why               he               knew               Zapruder               had               filmed               the               assassination               is               unexplained               ─               and               since               when               are               assassination               films               of               the               president               simply               asked               for               by               the               FBI?)               Dallas               FBI               special               agent               James               Hosty               (Ron               Livingston)               then               finds               out               that               he               has               letters               in               his               desk               from               Lee               Harvey               Oswald               (Jeremy               Strong)               which               threaten               to               blow               up               his               office,               and               subsequently               Oswald               is               arrested               at               the               Texas               Theater               in               Oak               Cliff               taking               in               a               matinee               after               being               accused               of               shooting               Officer               J.D.

Tippet.

All               sounds               surreal,               don't               it?

We               are               just               getting               started.
               A               man               shows               up               at               the               jail               where               Oswald               is               locked               up               claiming               that               he               is               Lee               Harvey's               brother,               Robert               (I               didn't               even               know               Oswald               had               a               brother),               and               ask               Lee               what               he               has               done.

Lee               claims               that               he               has               done               nothing,               and               when               his               mother               Marguerite               (Jackie               Weaver)               shows               up               at               lockdown               and               is               interrogated               by               the               FBI,               she               indicates               that               her               son               is               an               agent               of               the               American               government               who               is               being               framed.

Two               day               later,               a               nightclub               owner               by               the               name               of               Jack               Ruby               shows               up               and               executes               Oswald               on               national               television               while               he               is               being               transported               to               court.
               The               piece-meal               acting               by               everyone               involved               is               very               good;               especially               the               performance               by               Giamatti               portraying               the               shell-shocked               Zapruder,               and               the               over-the-top               Weaver               as               Oswald's               mother,               who               now               has               a               story               to               sell.

But               very               little               information               is               given               on               what               happened               to               Marina               (Oswald's               wife)               and               her               two               children.

After               doing               a               little               research               on               her,               I               could               not               believe               what               I               uncovered.
               When               I               first               moved               to               Dallas               in               1983,               my               wife               and               I               spent               a               few               years               in               an               apartment               and               then               bought               a               house               in               Rockwall               County               (the               smallest               county               in               Texas),               which               is               located               about               15               miles               northeast               of               the               downtown               Dallas               area.

I               found               that               Marina,               who               remarried               a               man               by               the               name               of               Porter,               had               been               living               in               some               nondescript               housing               somewhere               right               in               Rockwall               for               the               last               fifty               years.

I               also               discovered               that               the               media,               in               anticipation               of               the               50th               anniversary               of               the               Kennedy               assassination,               had               descended               upon               the               Porter               homestead               and               had               secretly               filmed               Marina               and               her               husband               shopping               at               our               local               Wal-Mart.

I               wondered               how               many               times               my               wife               and               I               may               have               walked               past               this               woman               while               in               that               same               store.
               Anyway,               "Parkland"               is               now               available               at               Redbox               and               I               would               suggest               that               everyone               watch               it.

It               offers               up               some               different               insight               into               "four               days               of               infamy."               Thumbs               up.
               My               Rating:               3               of               5               Wal-Mart               Shoppers.






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