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In Honor of America 250, the Films That Shaped My Patriotism—and Maybe Yours
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The new movie Young Washington stunned Hollywood over the weekend, finishing in third place at the box office and proving that millions of Americans still have an appetite for patriotic dramas.Of course, many moviegoers left the theater not only inspired but also wondering: How much of the story was true? For sticklers of historical accuracy, Young Washington (PG-13) delivers, as its major plot points are firmly rooted in history.Here's a look at seven of the film's biggest historical moments – and how they compare to the historical record:Photo Credit: ©Angel/Wonder Project
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Patriotism on screen comes in all different forms. It's politicians, athletes, soldiers, pilots, journalists — people from all walks of life, coming together in ordinary and extraordinary ways and making audiences celebrate the themes and ...
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Related coverage for "In Honor of America 250, the Films That Shaped My Patriotism—and Maybe Yours": National Review — Rewriting American Movie History. Christian Headlines — Is ‘Young Washington’ Historically Accurate?. Townhall — I'm Proud to Be an American. DNyuz — I Am French Now. Salon — What a subway ride with white supremacists taught me about America. ArcaMax — Patriotic movies to stream to celebrate America's 250th birthday