1. 10,000 BC
The first 10,000 BC Director Roland Emmerich likes mainin fact that weve times yes (eg: sending a computer virus via Macintosh to kill the aliens in the movie Independence Day).So with heavy hearts we inform you that the mammoth was not used to build pyramids.Heck, woolly mammoths did not live in the desert. Why thick hair if you must stay in place such things? And ... not like this age pyramid, at least to 2500 BC or so.
2. Gladiator
Emperor Commodus was not the sniveling sister-as depicted in the film. Abusive alcoholic, right exactly, but baseball sloppy it. He ruled ably for over a decade and not only wrote a few months. He also did not kill his father, Marcus Aurelius, who actually died of smallpox. And lastly, instead of being killed in the gladiatorial arena, Commodus actually executed in their own bathroom.
3. 300
Although the film is based on the real take on the Battle of Thermopylae, the film is too far in creating the style. The plasticity of the Persian king Xerxes was not as high as 8 feet as illustrated by Cirque du Soleil. Then consul in Sparta only be followed by those aged 60 and over, and no single person like Theron, played by Dominic West, who was 37 years old.And the warriors of Sparta went into battle with armor, not just leather Speedos.
4. The Last Samurai
The Japanese in the late 19th century did hire foreign advisers to modernize their military. If so, most were French, not American. Ken Watanabe's character is taken from the person named Saigo Takamori who committed suicide, or "seppuku," in defeat rather than die of bullet banned. Anyway, it's doubtful that a drunken war veteran aged 40s, even had a beautiful hair too, can master the chopsticks and samurai swords expert like that.
5. Apocalypto
This film has managed to create Anthropology departments migraines. It is true that the Maya human sacrifice but not for Kulkulkan, the sun god, and only high-ranking captives taken in battle were killed. The arriving at the end of the movie as a hero oversleep wrote, because 90% of Native Americans died from smallpox is transmitted from infected pigs Spain.
6. Memoirs of a Geisha
Maturity geisha, or "mizuage," is just a makeover, where she changed hairstyle and clothes. This process does not involve her getting intimate with its customers. In a climactic scene where Sayuri presenting stately dance in the audience, the setting - such as heels, fake snow, and strange lights - more than the Studio 54 look like a pre-war Kyoto.
7. Braveheart
Let's forget for a moment that the skin-skirt kind of traditional Scottish-not used until about 300 years after William Wallace. According to the movie, Wallace's blue-eyed charm at the Battle of Falkirk was so overpowering, she had an affair with the wife of King Edward II, Isabella of France, Edward II and produce from the relationship. But based on the history books, Isabella was only 3 years old at the time of the war, and Edward II was born seven years after Wallace's death.
