http://www.tccommentary.com/2009/08/fictionalized-history/ Commentary with a little extra kick! Wed, 09 Nov 2011 13:06:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.1 http://www.tccommentary.com/2009/08/fictionalized-history/#comment-148 movieguyjon Sat, 29 Aug 2009 09:12:00 +0000 http://www.tccommentary.com/?p=603#comment-148 There's a fine line with hollywood films in terms of this sort of thing. On a basic level, these films are still films and are bound by a lot of the rules of the medium. Amping up the drama is just a fraction of those rules, as is tailoring to a specific demographic. If ya want real and "truthy," go watch documentaries. :) There’s a fine line with hollywood films in terms of this sort of thing. On a basic level, these films are still films and are bound by a lot of the rules of the medium. Amping up the drama is just a fraction of those rules, as is tailoring to a specific demographic. If ya want real and “truthy,” go watch documentaries.

]]> http://www.tccommentary.com/2009/08/fictionalized-history/#comment-45 movieguyjon Sat, 29 Aug 2009 07:12:27 +0000 http://www.tccommentary.com/?p=603#comment-45 There's a fine line with hollywood films in terms of this sort of thing. On a basic level, these films are still films and are bound by a lot of the rules of the medium. Amping up the drama is just a fraction of those rules, as is tailoring to a specific demographic. If ya want real and "truthy," go watch documentaries. :) There's a fine line with hollywood films in terms of this sort of thing. On a basic level, these films are still films and are bound by a lot of the rules of the medium. Amping up the drama is just a fraction of those rules, as is tailoring to a specific demographic. If ya want real and “truthy,” go watch documentaries.

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