Brandon Fisichella
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How Not to Advance Your Line; The Accuracy of "Revolution" (1985), Part II
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17:29Now PlayingWe continue our steady (read; slow!) and pedantic journey through the battle scene from "Revolution," the 1985 film. This video is nearly entirely complaining, as we cover the advance of the British army under the close direction of their Sergeant Major. It's an absolutely brilliant scene, visually speaking, but a variety of historical inaccuracies and 'farbisms' plague it from the very start- everything from how the men are marching, to how they were told to do so! Even the militia get something wrong, and all they had to do was sit behind their barricades!
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