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Posted by beach cruiser on April 1, 2018 at 14:46:47:
Your chosen path works for you. I would no more seek history lessons from a movie than I would expect popcorn to be a good dinner.

If one seeks more than entertainment when you buy the ticket, you are riding for a fall. I learned early on when a movie says based on true facts, that means the cycles of night and day were kept in the movie, maybe. This movie makes no such claims, by the way.

One of the first things I learned was that movies are a device to make money. They might stumble into better things but one should be clear as to function , just like stepping into an elevator, it has a clear function . In this case, product for an industry, just like a box of pencils or a can of corn.