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In order to make a movie based on a real story, directors often have to research the subject so well that it takes them many years. But since the main goal of film-makers is to entertain you, it’s quite common for the real events to be changed, for characters to move to different places, and for some facts to remain untold by directors. Sometimes they replace real facts with undeniably exciting but fake ones. Let's have a look at five popular movies based on real events which were released in 2018-2019. Do they follow the actual story? And at the end of the video, you’ll find some facts about two amazing but a bit older movies.
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TIMESTAMPS:
First Man (2018) 0:39
Bohemian Rhapsody (2018) 1:52
The Upside (2019) 3:09
Welcome to Marwen (2018) 4:00
The Meg (2018) 5:33
Bonus movies
The Post (2017) 7:45
Steve Jobs (2015) 8:38
Music by Epidemic Sound
SUMMARY:
- #1. Those who watched the movie may also remember how Neil Armstrong dropped the bracelet of his late daughter Karen in Little West Crater on the moon. It seems to be the emotional climax of the movie. There's only one problem. Historians state that this never happened.
- #2. According to the movie, Freddie Mercury knew his girlfriend Mary Austin even before he met Brian May and Roger Taylor for the first time. In fact, it was Brian May who dated Mary Austin for some time.
- #3. The movie tells you that the character of Kevin Hart was a deadbeat father at the moment when Philippe hired him. This doesn't reflect the actual situation. Abdel Sellou, the real caretaker, didn't have kids, and that was one of the reasons he got the job.
- #4. In the movie, before the attack, Mark Hogancamp used to work as a World War II illustrator. It's another inaccuracy of the film. The man indeed drew lots of Words War II illustrations. But he was just an amateur.
- #5. According to the movie, the enormous predator was from 70 to 90 feet long. However, according to the fossil remains of the megalodon, the maximum size of this shark was 59 feet. As for the average specimen, it usually reached 34 feet long.
- #6. In the movie, there is a character with the name Arthur Parsons. He's a board member of Washington Post who is very skeptical about the idea of a woman being in charge of the newspaper. However, this person never existed in real life.
- #7. In the movie, Steve Jobs had arguments with the same six people before every product launch. This doesn't tally with the real story. What you see on the screen is just a dramatization of some personal conflicts of the world-famous innovator.
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