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It is not just the historical inaccuracy, it's the fact that accuracy is eschewed in favour of a very run of the mill story line.
It's a historical film.
Had the film taken the time to set a context by which this hysteria could have become such a driving force (as opposed to allowing the historical context of the late 1980's do it) the film would have fared better over time.
It's hard to know where to start but I guess that the beginning is a good place; the film opens with a naff historical reenactment of the Godiva legend which adds nothing to the film that follows but at least this part is reasonably well shot unlike the rest of this movie.
Then, why had no one given Bana a red wig when it is an historical fact that Henry VIII had red hair, from his mother Elizabeth of York?
Some of the footage casts serious question upon certain actions that may have historical political relevance in war crimes which should be studied by the appropriate authorities who are responsible for investigating such atrocities.
It is somewhat interesting from a historical context if you are a criminal investigator or anyone involved in the study of serious psychological / neurological disorders or any areas of research that may involve violent dictatorships without any remorse to humanity.
"Wyatt Earp" led me to pick up a copy of the early Earp bio by Stuart Lake while working in Canada, and I was surprised to find photos of the actual historical people tipped inside.
I think this is a great example of Hanna-Barbera's cartoon heresies that drug animated films to their historical low point.
The story of Romasanta is interesting because it is based on true historical events.
Altogether a rich, sumptuous and multifacted portrayal of a tragic story which does pretty well by the historical reality.
Unfortunately, knowing Polanski's historical tragedies, I would think that he is telling us that we are probably no better than Oscar when it comes to successfully nurturing the ideal relationship.
I love the historical references in the movie, and the hard look it takes at how we are sometimes our own worst enemies, based on a silly concepts like skin tone.
By now, most of the Tudors' historical inaccuracies have been well pointed out; indeed, it's safe to say that the only thing that wasn't changed was the names.
SPECIAL NOTE: Although this film is based on a true historical character, however, the film is not intended to depict a documentry on the real Asoka's life/journey as was in reality.
For historical BBT fans, this is a must see.
It is so lame, and completely dated by now, that it can only be seen as a historical document.
The historical and personal accuracy of these movies is tremendous.
Is it the historical inaccuracies?
I didn't hate this movie but there were a lot of times where I grimaced at the usual things that annoy me about historical films.
I would love it if for once someone decided to explore the possibility of making a historical movie that actually tries to recreate a picture of what really might have happened!
A worthy effort as a stand alone documentary this series also offers a historical foundation for a better understanding of present day tribulations in the middle East.
What some reviewers view as highbrow filmmaking is nothing but a compilation of name dropping (Hannah Ahrendt, Simon Weil, Iris Berry, - if you don't know who they were, so much the better, if you do, you ought to be verly impressed), vicious anti-American tirades so fashionable these days among the French ("Americans have no past, therefore they borrow others' history") semi-allusions to historical figures and events.
The movie is supposed to be based on historical incidents, but there is no accuracy in any of the incidents depicted.
It is a historical fact that Peters grave was discovered merely forty years ago in Jerusalem, by catholic archaeologists, but that the Vatican tried to cover it up.
Robert Goddard is a fantastic author, specialising in twisty and turny British historical thrillers.
are some historical inaccuracies(such as the imperial German army advisor's aiding the Spanish, director john milius also made the turn of the century imperial Germans the bad guys in his 1975 film THE WIND AND THE LION in which Brian Keith played teddy Roosevelt as president during an international incident resolved by his big stick diplomacy-sending the marines.if
It contains many jokes, references to particular historical situations.
Shot from the inside of a car, it is an authentic vision of what it is like to be driving across America at a specific historical moment.
The historical inaccuracies are so numerous that I found myself shouting "wtf" throughout the entire film.
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