Gladiator: Crowe’s Lycra Shorts Don’t Make Sense
The leather outfit Russell Crowe wore was, in itself, iconic. However, the spandex he had on under the leather? Not very much. The skin-hugging shorts were seen many times throughout the movie. In addition, it’s clear that it wasn’t common in ancient Rome. The fall of the empire was more than 1,500 years ago. On the other hand, Spandex was introduced in the year 1962.
Gladiator
Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade: Nazi’s Shouldn’t Be Wearing Medals
This is another entry from Indiana Jones, specifically The Last Crusade. Many people have had laughs over this movie, whose story took place in the late ‘30s and just before the eruption of World War II. This is due to its questionable portrayal of Nazis. Although it is known that Nazis are keen on their war medals, the prerequisite to have one is having had fought in a war. Adorning oneself with medals and pins only became common at the end of the war.
The Last Crusade