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cashew ([info]cashew) wrote,
@ 2009-06-18 22:49:00

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Current mood: depressed

Really? ;_;
From the wikipedia entry:

Dates in the flashbacks and flashforwards use normal historical figures, such as 323 BC and 356 BC, as opposed to referring to time lapses, like "30 years earlier". In his commentary, Stone explains that, for the theatrical release in the United States, he had to refrain from using regular "BC" dates, since (according to data collected from test screenings) there was a significant number of viewers who did not know that 356 BC represented an earlier historical period than 323 BC.

Oh American education, WTF?! ;________;

Edit:
And speaking of Alexander, this clip from Alexander Revisited is so much awwwwwwww. ;_________;

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