"The Woman King" got a fair deal factually right and wrong. For this list, we’ll be looking at key details and plot points from this epic historical film that are factually accurate, as well as the creative liberties taken by the filmmakers.

This is the true story behind "1917", the new war movie from Academy Award winning director Sam Mendes. Just because a film is fictional doesn’t mean that there isn’t a fascinating story behind it. “1917” is a World War I epic that centers on two British soldiers, Lance Corporals Blake and Schofield. The two are informed by a superior officer that a British battalion is walking into a fatal trap. The Germans have retreated to the Hindenburg Line in the midst of Operation Alberich, waiting to ambush the enemy. If the attack isn’t called off, the British army will lose 1,600 brothers in arms, one of which is Blake’s actual brother. Join WatchMojo as we break down the true story behind "1917".

This is Fact v Fiction. Welcome to WatchMojo and today we’ll be counting down our picks for the Top 10 Things Ford v Ferrari Got Factually Right and Wrong. For this list, we’re taking a look at plot points in this sports drama that are true to real life, as well a few that were made up for dramatic effect. In case you haven’t seen the film yet, keep in mind there will be spoilers. What do YOU believe Ford v. Ferrari got right and wrong? Let us know in the comments!

Based on the memoir of Ted Bundy’s girlfriend Elizabeth Kendall, Netflix’s biographical crime thriller “Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile” brings Bundy’s relationships, murders, and trial to the screen. With Joe Berlinger at the helm and Zac Efron and Lily Collins in leading roles, the film certainly has talent to spare. But how much is fact and how much fiction? Join us as we count down what the biopic for factually right and wrong. What did YOU think of the movie? Let us know in the comments!