Guess what made the "Top 10 Historically Inaccurate Films" list?

[floridaredhead]

Terry is correct; I generally do not read works of fiction anymore, with a few exceptions, because the majority of non-fiction I read for work and pleasure is more exciting than anything a writer and/or Hollywood could dream up. As a historian, I can say that "historically correct" doesn't always mean "boring".

Amen to that; I call it the "You can't make this BLEEP up" quality.

[Highland Logan]

And they wonder why children these days have no clue about history. So many people, schools and parents would rather let "Hollywood" raise their children.

Frank

[dowofbuchanan]

And they wonder why children these days have no clue about history. So many people, schools and parents would rather let "Hollywood" raise their children.

Frank

it is a shame but i think i show there is hope ... i am 20 and the product of dropping out of public school in the inner city, however i have never been able to satiate my need for knowledge or my love of history. i cant remember the last fictional book i had read. i generally only read books on history, politics, and how to books ... just finished one on distillation ... its got a long history with scots so we can call it research but history can be far more enjoyable than anything on cartoon network if only we could spark the first fire in a childs mind we would soon see an inferno we could not hope to contain