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Historical inaccuracy doesn't stop ticket sales. Despite butchering actual history, the 1995 epic caused tourism to the real Wallace Monument to skyrocket by…
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Missing the entire point of the anti-consumerist satire, extremely literal bros watched a film about toxic masculinity ruining society and decided it was a…
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Proving that media can be historically devastating, this 1915 cinematic abomination didn't just normalize racism; it actively served as a recruitment tool. It…
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