Opinion: Stop fact-checking the movies - CNN.com
Editor's note: Dean Obeidallah, a former attorney, is a political comedian and frequent commentator on various TV networks including CNN. He is the co-director of the new comedy documentary"The Muslims Are Coming!" It was released this month. Follow him on Twitter @deanofcomedy.
(CNN) -- Can we simply enjoy movies without having to fact-check every little thing? Apparently not, because so many people feel compelled to show us how clever they are by attempting to point out factual errors depicted in film after film. News flash: Movies are supposed to be an entertaining experience. They are an escape from reality. If you want to learn history or facts, read a book. Or if you are too lazy to do that, then google it.
Wednesday, October 23, 2013
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