"Oh, that's not right!"

"Richard Jewell" is the true story of a clusterfuck propagated by the FBI. Nothing woke.

The film is a standard drama and maybe could have pulled my heartstrings more convincingly, but nevertheless it was quite enjoyable and merits a 5/5 for sheer importance. If you learn anything from this film, it should be that you do not speak to the FBI, period, ever, at all, even if they do not seem to be investigating you. They are evil. The most innocent things you say can and will be twisted into evidence against you. In the TV show "Silo", their government sets up patsies to take the fall for crimes just so the crimes do not remain unsolved. Our reality is that science fiction Dystopia.

Set in 1996 in the twilight of the pre-woke period, the film portrays American culture so much stronger than it is today. Were FBI agents already woke in 1996, though? In the film, they come close to saying, "he's a white male; that fits our profile". The film paints the FBI in a very bad light, and that is a welcome change from the thousands of films built to serve as propaganda for the FBI and CIA.

The largest criminal organization in the world is the FBI. This is their story.