RFK Must Die - The Assassination Of Bobby Kennedy reviews (2007)

RFK Must Die - The Assassination Of Bobby Kennedy

2007

Overall rating: 3 out of 5

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The film is an expansion of a BBC broadcast exploring the alleged presence of CIA operatives at the Ambassador the night of the assassination, one of whom confessed to involvement in the tragic events that night. O'Sullivan believes the CIA targeted Kennedy because of his role in the Bay of Pigs invasion, his pledge to end the war in Vietnam, and his vow to reopen the investigation into the murder of his brother if he became President. Though Sirhan Sirhan was arrested, tried, and convicted for the RFK killing and is now serving a life sentence for murder, he still maintains that he has no recollection of the shooting and his easy susceptibility to hypnosis has led to speculation that he may have been a programmed "Manchurian Candidate". For those saturated with official government cover-ups, the film is a frightening revelation. For a new generation too young to remember 1968 and too idealistic to think the worst about government complicity, it may be an eye opener.

RFK Must Die - The Assassination Of Bobby Kennedy details

Format:	Ex DVD
Starring:	Sandra Serrano, Sirhan Sirhan, Vincent Di Pierro, Munir Sirhan, Robert Kennedy
Director:	Shane O'Sullivan
Genre:	Documentary - General
Studio:	SODA PICTURES

DVD 1 disc

Name	Discs
RFK Must Die - The Assassination Of Bobby Kennedy	Ex Feature

DVD Information

Run time:	2 hours 19 minutes
Rental release:	26 May 2008
Main languages:	English

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Reviewing a tragic event

By Shynney (18 reviews) from Wales , 02 Jul 2008

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There are many documentary these days analyzing events from the past and I approached this one with a slight reluctance but found it very well set out. Even though I thought I was very familiar with the events from this assassination there was certain new information for me in it. The alarming thing is that you start to see patterns in these events, especially the ones that occurred in the sixties. Thought maybe a documentary made by someone who wasn't even alive at the time of the event may be a bit superficial but it was certainly well researched and put a different light on the whole affair for me. Makes you think although will the whole truth ever be know I wonder. Worth a viewing I think!
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Blimey they bumped him off!

By BarneyBoon (1 review) from London , 09 Jan 2010

Slow start, steady build up, in the end I was riveted. I wouldn't want to watch this if I was Obama. Lets hope someone's got the guts to pursue some of these leads.
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The Conspiracy Continues

By Brian Smith from East Yorkshire , 03 Nov 2008

I read a great deal about the JFK assassination and never believed the lone gunman theory.

The RFK assassination re-enforces my belief that the Kennedy's were 'removed'.

Well worth the watch and recomended.
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By a customer from Barmouth , 04 Oct 2008

This is a good documentary of RFK's life leading up to the assassination in 1968. Worth watching.
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More Than Meets The Eye

By deko (140 reviews) from Newtownabbey , 06 Jul 2008

Well researched and put together documentary.

i didn't know that much about Bobby Kennedy's assassination but I could well believe that both he and his brother were killed by the CIA.

Barrack Obama watch your back!
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By Shynney (18 reviews) from Wales , 02 Jul 2008

There are many documentary these days analyzing events from the past and I approached this one with a slight reluctance but found it very well set out. Even though I thought I was very familiar with the events from this assassination there was certain new information for me in it. The alarming thing is that you start to see patterns in these events, especially the ones that occurred in the sixties. Thought maybe a documentary made by someone who wasn't even alive at the time of the event may be a bit superficial but it was certainly well researched and put a different light on the whole affair for me. Makes you think although will the whole truth ever be know I wonder. Worth a viewing I think!
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