37 Inaccuracies and Plot Holes in Beloved Films You Might Have Missed

In Public Enemies, historical accuracy takes a back seat with its portrayal of the deaths of notorious criminals ‘Pretty Boy’ Floyd and ‘Baby Face’ Nelson, suggesting John Dillinger killed them. However, this depiction strays from reality as Dillinger dies before Floyd and Nelson.

Such historical inaccuracies detract from the film’s credibility, emphasizing the importance of fidelity to historical events, especially when depicting real-life figures and events. While creative liberties are common in cinematic adaptations, maintaining accuracy in portraying significant historical moments enhances the audience’s understanding and appreciation of the narrative.