Top 10 Most Inaccurate Historical Films

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You can't really put 10KBC in with Braveheart and Gladiator. At least those 2 gave you a sense of the period. Many of the criticisms are petty and pointless. 300 is a fantasy based on a more myth than history incident and has no real bearing on the actual period depicted. Same with 10KBC.

I concur. These have the slightest bit of history to them and if anything make me more interested in learning about the ACTUAL events.
 
Who thought the Spanish arriving in the end of Apocalypto were portrayed as saviors? I was thinking, oh crap... there goes the neighborhood :lol

Funny read, from people with too much time on their hands to worry about things like this :lol

Ditto, I never saw them as saviors at all, besides it wasn't just the Pox, but the freaking genocide!!

I thought the same thing when I first saw it. :lol But it's still a great movie.
No one should expect a movie to be historically accurate, if you want history, watch a documentary, if you want entertainment watch a movie.

I agree, I enjoyoed the movie a lot, and I love mesoamerican culture, even though I noticed a lot of inaccuracies, I just enjooyed it for what it is. Besides, it's the firt time a large scale mesoamerican movie get made with a decent budget.
I wish they did one about Tenochtitlan though, that would rock!
 
What, no Indiana Jones? :lol

Ditto, I never saw them as saviors at all, besides it wasn't just the Pox, but the freaking genocide!!

I agree, I enjoyoed the movie a lot, and I love mesoamerican culture, even though I noticed a lot of inaccuracies, I just enjooyed it for what it is. Besides, it's the firt time a large scale mesoamerican movie get made with a decent budget.
I wish they did one about Tenochtitlan though, that would rock!

That would be fantastic! Anything with Aztec culture would be great, or even the Malinche (although that would invoke a lot of controversy). Anything about Texcoco and the building of Tenochtitlan and Mexico City would be a treat too! The problem is, there just isn't enough stuff about mesoamerica in the public eye. The only movie about my people right now is The Emperor's New Groove. :lol

Although as a Hispanic and a Spanish Teacher my opinion might be a little biased . . . :rolleyes:
 
Why'd they include 2001? Seems out of place with the rest of their list. 2001's prediction of the future is inaccurate, but the rest of the list is guilty of inaccurately presenting the past. Doesn't fit in with the other movies.

Yeah,they need to get 2001 out of there for real.What a bunch of
douche-bags.
 

That would be fantastic! Anything with Aztec culture would be great, or even the Malinche (although that would invoke a lot of controversy). Anything about Texcoco and the building of Tenochtitlan and Mexico City would be a treat too! The problem is, there just isn't enough stuff about mesoamerica in the public eye. The only movie about my people right now is The Emperor's New Groove. :lol

Although as a Hispanic and a Spanish Teacher my opinion might be a little biased . . . :rolleyes:

Hey Captain, so you're from Peru? I've never seen that movie, it's about El Dorado right?
I'd love one about the Conquest, but it could be very controversial. I really don't understand why there's no more promotion to all the mesoamerican cultures, it's so a rich and amazing that lots of movies could be made about the topic. Oh well, maybe someday!
 
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