Corrected entry: In the battle at Gaugeamela, the Persian army is wearing dark clothes. Their uniforms were yellow and light purple.
Rev.Erebus
7th Sep 2009
Alexander (2004)
20th Sep 2009
BloodRayne (2005)
Corrected entry: Rayne is sporting a modern tattoo on her lower back.
Correction: Tattoos are not new. They have been around for centuries. Just because hers looks modern does not mean anything. She may have had a good artist do her tattoo.
19th Sep 2009
BloodRayne (2005)
Corrected entry: You can see a man in the audience is wearing a modern wrist watch.
Correction: You must be more specific with this submission. Resubmit with more information, such as which scene and where the man is located in the audience.
7th Sep 2009
Alexander (2004)
Corrected entry: In the "Director's Cut," Ptolemy implies that Alexander and Hephaistion died of typhus, which is transmitted by lice. He refers to what Hephaistion drank, so the cause is more likely to be typhoid. Historians believe that typhoid killed Alexander because waters of Babylon were, and still are, notorious for it.
Correction: The cause of Alexander's death has never been established, nor is it likely that it ever will be. Historians may express their opinions, but these are just that, opinions based on highly limited available evidence and personal theories. No consensus exists among historians, with typhoid, malaria, meningitis and pancreatitis all put forward as candidates among a host of other suggestions. As such, no factual error can realistically be claimed on this front, as no immutable facts exist to be deviated from.
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Correction: The concept of uniforms was not in existance at this period in time. All soldiers wore what they could afford. The dark stuff may not be sensible for a desert people but is not nescessarily wrong.