◾️All items are shipped within 24 hours (including weekends). ※Shipping may be delayed due to circumstances. ◾️I will carefully pack and ship the items, even though I am not a professional. ※Some items may be packed in homemade or recycled packaging. ◾️Returns due to customer's circumstances are not accepted unless the mistake is on the seller's side. ◾️All Blu-rays and DVDs on sale are retail versions. ※Please note that if this item is sold on another site, the transaction may be canceled if it is sold out. [Blu-ray of Western Film] JFK ('91 US) is for sale. [Purchase Date] I don't remember the purchase date or price. [Condition] New and unopened. (Returns are not accepted.) ※There is a tear on the top of the package. [Size] Standard Blu-ray size [Shipping] Yu-packet Post Mini is planned. [Afterword] I love movies and owned a large number of them from LD to DVD, and I am selling Blu-rays to organize my collection. Please consider it. Thank you. #ReiPapaOnSale #ReiPapaSellingMoviesAndMusic [ReiPapa's Evaluation] ・The following is my personal evaluation, including spoilers, so please use it as a reference if you are interested. A social drama directed by Oliver Stone of "Platoon," which delves into the mystery of the assassination of President Kennedy. Based on the book "JFK: The Case for Conspiracy" by District Attorney Jim Garrison and the book by Jim Marrs, who studies the case, the film depicts the events leading up to the Clay Shaw trial, the only lawsuit concerning the assassination, mixing fact and fiction. November 22, 1963. John F. Kennedy, the 35th President of the United States, was assassinated while campaigning in Dallas, Texas. While the entire United States was shocked, the suspect Oswald was arrested, but he was also shot and killed during his escort. Garrison, a district attorney in New Orleans, questioned the results of the government's official investigation committee, the "Warren Commission," and began an independent investigation to uncover the truth... Kevin Costner plays District Attorney Garrison, and Tommy Lee Jones, Gary Oldman, and Donald Sutherland co-star. It won the Academy Awards for Best Cinematography and Best Film Editing at the 64th Academy Awards in 1992. Recommended rating: B [It's interesting as generally highly rated.]