Manchester-ly speaking, is it true that "The Patriot" wasn't quite as popular of a movie for the British?

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I was in high school from 2007-2011 the popular kids were cliche and not at the same time. 1. They wear AE, Aeropostal, etc; they have coach bags and wore plenty of makeup 2. They were the children of doctors, lawyers, the rich people 3. Football payers were as stupid as bricks and sometimes not the most popular. Being athletic (no matter the sport) made you more likely to become popular, something I never rightly understood. Another oddity was that many people in marching band were popular. i.e. they hardly feel under the nerdy, awkward stereotype. 4. You also described the popular students very well as that it was similar here too. ( fashionable, funny, slutty sometimes, they drink, do sexual stuff to get attention, skip class but get good grades). I always thought it was weird how many popular kids were athletic and on the A-honor roll. The cheese growing on trees thing is funny, but I believe that could happen. There are people who are so stupid, so, so stupid and it's worse in teens.

I love the Patriot as a movie. It's bad ***. It's entertaining. Mel Gibson kicks the ever loving #$!#$!$ out of those evil British.

However, it's basically one of the least historically accurate movie ever made and anyone who has graduate high school should know this before viewing it.

Probably, the British were the bad guys in that movie.

Muslims didn't like True Lies.

no because it was wildly inaccurate. The history consultant walked off set. It was made by a German director who insisted on making the British look devilish. -probably to make German history seem cleaner

Totally. Damn Americans *shakes fist at Americans*

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It is a bit American isn't it, if you know what I mean!!