Fans noted gross flaws in many of the paintings and advised learning more about the story.
Movies are often based on real events. We all love medieval knights with beautiful ladies, luxurious ball scenes and epic military battles. When looking at it, reliability is not that important. But sometimes the mistakes of filmmakers are so blatant that they are simply impossible to miss.
For example, everyone’s favorite “Titanic” is just full of it. Astute viewers have long noticed a serious confusion in the data. For example, Lake Wissota, where Jack was fishing, appeared in 1917, and the film is set in 1912. The main character also promised to take Rose on a roller coaster at the Santa Monica Pier, but that wasn’t even in the plans at the time. .
The Last Samurai with Tom Cruise was also caught making mistakes. Fans of the film saw the American flag with 43 flashing stars in the frame. But decades later, so many stars appeared. Also in the photo, the Japanese rebels use swords and bows, but in reality they have been wielding modern weapons for a long time.
Not far away and the Russian film distribution. The film “Admiral” once became the largest domestic project. Although the creators did not claim complete historical correspondence, they were still based on the events of the White movement. However, Russian historians said that the tape does not correspond to the truth at all. The site of the collision between the Russian destroyer Sibirsky Strelok and the German battleship Friedrich Karl was completely invented, Kinoafisha reports.
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Author: Anastasia Pirogova
Source: Popcorn News
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