#30: Troy (Again)
Despite its commercial success, the 2004 epic ‘Troy’ garnered mixed reviews, with some critics pointing out notable historical inaccuracies. One such error occurs when Paris and Helen are depicted using an umbrella, a contraption not invented until nearly 800 years after the fall of Troy.
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While seemingly minor, this anachronism underscores the importance of meticulous research and attention to detail in historical filmmaking. Had the filmmakers been more diligent in ensuring period authenticity, ‘Troy’ might have avoided some of its criticisms, solidifying its place as a more historically accurate epic.