Made it safely.
On the way, I watched a breakdown of the accuracy of the movie Moneyball.
Turns out the biggest inaccuracy was the relationship between Brad Pitt and the team manager (Philip Seymour Hoffman) who never actually had the nature of the fights. They depicted in the movie.
Some other creative embellishments, but good enough.
It’s the greatest sports movie ever.
Then I watched a historical breakdown of Braveheart, along with the actual history of William Wallace.
Now that movie was substantially historically inaccurate. Turns out they didn’t wear kilts at that time, nor do they have the bagpipe in Scotland.
William Wallace was never actually betrayed by that guy in the battlefield.
But the spirit of the movie was true to the essence of William Wallace. And he was in fact, drawn and corded and his body parts sent throughout the kingdom.
I need to watch that movie again. I nearly cried watching the breakdown of the final scene.
See you all tomorrow!
So… Much… Driving!
Dictated and not proofread :-)