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Unbroken, Black Hawk Down, The Gladiator
The movies that I liked the best was Unbroken,Black Hawk Down,The Patriot,
Gladiator. I liked these movies the most because all interested me. The one like I liked the most out of all of these was Unbroken, because it was over a true story. Then my next favorite movie would have had to be The Patriot because it showed us about the war in that time period. It I had to choose three of the movies that I have learned from this semester I would say that my three movies is Unbroken, Apollo 13, and Selma. Unbroken talked about what had happened to him when his plane crashed and he was took by the Japanese and sent to a POW camp tell he was rescued he was also an olympian. Apollo 13 was about a trip to the moon but something bad happened. Selma was
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