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This movie is a historically inacurate tale purporting to be about Earp and is actually nothing more than a plotless, western soap opera with some shootings.
It's more or less accurate historically.
And historically, there WERE no major uprisings in India after the Napoleonic war, so any historical accuracy is out the window.
On one side the historically accurate intent leaded by Col. Von Sauffenberg to kill Hitler on July 20, 1944, and on the other the murders of prostitutes by an unrevealed German general in Warsaw and occupied Paris that are investigated by a German officer who believes that "any time is good to catch a murderer" (even war time).
Not only is it important historically for its political implications - not about tobacco, but about conflicts of commercial interest that control freedom of speech along the airwaves in the U.S.- it is a great story and it is true.
Both the latter films are not historically accurate but Asoka is as near the truth as one can get about Asoka most of whose history is also historical speculation.
Although not nearly as historically accurate as it could've been, the 1938 version of "Marie Antoinette" still stands as one of the best films of the 1930s and certainly the finest ever made about the late queen of France.
This is a decent romantic comedy that touches on several differences between American (lack of) culture and Indian culture (the correct term is actually offshored- outsourcing was historically an American stealing your job by undercutting the fee) a newly offshored manager flies to India to train his replacements and discovers Indian culture and living conditions, their insight on marriage and family and of course some blunders with customary practices in India.
The language is obscenely vulgar (which seems to be historically accurate), violence is shocking and graphic, and the gritty atmosphere feels realistic and true to the times.
Now, the Crusades are not only historically an exercise in grandeur, bigotry, and hubris, but often are portrayed as such in films, even in modern ones that lay claims to "anti-war" justification for the carnage that they show.
Historically, this film is a heap of hooey.
Somehow the movie chooses not to deal with the fact that Henry is fighting for the wrong side morally and historically.
This film is historically significant, but come one, you guys.
Wonderful location shots and well-researched period costumes round out feel of this historically based film and add a touch of authenticity to the feel of the film.
I had a good friend tell me I would find this hilarious, which has historically always been a bad sign.
The idea of a disease being spread via rats is a nice, historically accurate addition to the zombie sub genre, but the victims turning into rats?
I don't know if this historically accurate or not, but it is historic enough to give you an idea of Asoka's story, the rise to power, Battle of Kalinga, change to Buddhism, all these are addressed.
The film's ending is downbeat but historically accurate, bringing to the end a memorable adventure tale that might have been made differently but is very lively and well-made exactly as it is.
Like Shakespeare in Love before it, this movie is definitely not historically accurate.
I am sure that it is historically accurate, and if so these were the dumbest saboteurs in all of history.
The entire Linda McCartney Story is a complete shambles; it is historically inaccurate, the script is poor, it is superficial in the extreme and the attention to detail is dire.
As much as I like JRM's good looks, he simply lacks the appropriate charisma for the role, and let's face it he and the other characters are way too skinny for the show to look the slightest historically accurate.
This movie was very historically accurate, I was impressed.
Maybe because it was shot in historically authentic locations of Romania.(the
East-West is a sweeping, engaging epic that will captivate even the most historically ignorant viewer.
Incoherent, meaningless, historically inaccurate and ultimately completely pointless.
We may never know how accurate it is historically speaking but both Part I and Part II of CHE prove not only Director Steven Soderbergh's sharp skills in the art of film-making but also Benicio Del Toro's ability to make us believe he is Che Guevara.
Historically, the road to disaster has usually been paved with good intentions and grave errors of judgment.
The Fed’s experience – shaped by a historically decentralized power structure – highlights the benefits of a policymaking process characterized by diverse views.
Economic links are historically strong and growing.
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