What are your favorite (accurate) historical movies?
What are your favorite (accurate) historical movies?
Nicholas Hughes
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Camden Price
Assblasters XXIV
Brody Ross
Ningen no Joken
>/movies are his related because you want to discuss historical movies
Fuck off you utter plebeian. POst on your containment board.
Jonathan Foster
Alexander
Jack Perry
Kingdom of Heaven
The Last Samurai
Braveheart
Ian King
That one movie about the Civil Rights where Brad Pitt plays MLK and Michael Fassbender plays Malcolm X.
Chase Foster
I just watched 'The Wind that Shakes the Barley' about Ireland 1920-1923. Any thoughts?
Michael Brown
The Name of the Rose
Gabriel Wood
>Kingdom of heaven
>Accurate
Kek
Owen Hall
Honestly I love Valhalla Rising because I'm pretentious retard who loves form over substance, but there is nothing accurate about that movie.
Still atmospheric as fuck. Also Aguirre: Wrath of God.
Evan Cooper
>Kingdom of Heaven
>Accurate
Maybe it's more accurate than assassins creed
The birth of a nation
Brandon Howard
>Birth of a nation
>accurate
Really now?
Jose Walker
...
Jeremiah Reyes
you took the b8 m8.
Hunter Long
Copenhagen.
Andrew Hall
What?
Lucas Young
Stockholm.
Andrew Lopez
Master & Commander.
It might not be accurate at all in regards to the original books, but it's accurate in regards to actual history. The only wrong shit I noticed was that Aubrey promotes Pulling in the end, which he absolutely did not have the authority to do.
Gabriel Williams
The movie, Copenhagen, adapted from a play by Michael Frayn
youtube.com
You can get it at youtube, but it's got some commentary and the like, which you might or might not be interested in. But it's quite good.
Ryder Jones
The eternal jew
Anthony Flores
Barry Lyndon
Blake Nelson
Star Wars.
Camden Stewart
The 300 Spartans
(not 300)
Robert Martin
I like that of the three you took issue specifically with KoH.
Owen Johnson
I watched that. I can't believe how shit that movie is. Fuck you user.
Angel Reyes
This
Based Barry