I'm not trying to be a cranky old fart here but, when watching any historical movie, show whatever it really ruins it for me when any (especially easily avoided) anachronism makes the final cut, frankly, just annoys me.
My problem with the movie? Why circa 1968 are the actors drinking from modern coke cans? Cans with pop-tops, barcodes and narrowed tops and bottoms which wouldnt exsist for atleast more than a decade. I don't know if it was maybe a lazy prop person and maybe a bad director that didnt notice or care. I dont know maybe it was a due to budget issues, they could not afford the extra $2.50 to buy a six pack of the classic bottles, which would have looked much more the part. In a movie that should be trying to be as historically accurate as possible it didn't get off to a great start.
Now you probably think this may be splitting hairs, and maybe it is. But here we are just 57 seconds in and I spot something that just shouldnt be there, how much else did they miss? So admittedly not having watched the movie I really just can't give this movie a "fair" review, therefore the "5" rating. I guess i just wanted to warn anyone else like me out there like me (and I know there's many) if you demand accuracy in a period piece whether it's historical fiction or true you might get annoyed as i was in the first minute of this film.