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These recent offerings of slavery era Hollywood films are more entertaining than they are historically accurate. "Harriet," starring Cynthia Eurivo, was filled with sensationalism and at times approached embarrassment. Underground Railroad while undoubtedly compelling, does compromise some historical truths, though probably not nearly enough to alert the average viewer.

This is a crap film, no big words needed. Throwing a bunch of notable actors and actresses into a film doesn't mean that it can't be a bad film. This is a BAD film. To call it slow and dull would almost be complimenting it. One unconvincing performance after another, and for some reason that I don't think a team of scientists could figure out, Cameron Diaz keeps getting cast in big screen flicks. It's almost as if the cast knows they're in a movie that will serve as a broken down gas station on their career paths, and they just want to get it over with. Do not waste your time on this - Ridley Scott has so much better to offer.