Aarcflick

As someone who found history classes boring, I thought learning about our past through movies and TV shows was a good idea because, at least, it would be entertaining. But then I started noticing that the creators of those movies and shows were using those chapters of human history to incite hatred in the present, without even reflecting the overall sentiment of the stories they were telling. And that led me to realize that this medium of entertainment probably wasn't the best way to educate ourselves, because its creators constantly distort the facts in the name of "artistic expression."  After that, I did my best to stay away from this subgenre and limited myself to taking history classes with, you know, actual historians. Meanwhile, the subgenre itself flourished (and I don't mean that in a good way) because, apparently, people love being emotionally exploited and handing over their money to producers who don't care how their products affect impressionable mind...