#29: Amadeus
A notable historical inaccuracy emerges in the celebrated 1984 masterpiece Amadeus, renowned for its stellar script and captivating portrayal of 18th-century Vienna. Throughout the film, numerous costumes prominently feature zippers, a modern invention not introduced until nearly 60 years after the depicted period.

While Amadeus captivated audiences with its rich storytelling and vivid portrayal of the era, the presence of zippers reminds us of the challenges filmmakers face in maintaining complete historical accuracy. Despite this minor flaw, the film’s enduring legacy as a cinematic gem remains untarnished.
