#22: Almost Famous

Cameron Crowe’s beloved film Almost Famous flawlessly captures the captivating journey of a young writer alongside a 1970s band. However, amidst the film’s meticulous attention to detail, a subtle disruption to its period accuracy arises when a Black Sabbath t-shirt from 1997 appears in a backstage scene.

While this minor anachronism may go unnoticed by some viewers, it reminds us of the challenges inherent in recreating historical periods on screen, even in an otherwise meticulously crafted production like Almost Famous.