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Has "based on a true story" become a meaningless excuse for lazy writing?
With streaming platforms churning out more 'true story' adaptations than ever, audiences are questioning whether the label is used to mask formulaic plots and historical inaccuracies. Cast your vote and share your take on the state of storytelling.
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