Many movies have been made about the Texas Revolution, more specifically the Alamo. Most of them do a good job in portraying the fall of the Alamo but this version of The Alamo does an excellent job. The order of the events and the details of the events are very accurate. In the beginning of the movie Colonel William Travis and Jim Bowie don't get along but eventually Colonel Travis gives Jim Bowie control over …showed first 75 words of 464 total…

…showed last 75 words of 464 total…him they have him sign an agreement that ordered all Mexican soldiers to leave Texas and it gave Texas its independence. Historical events, as far as battles, are depicted as accurately as possible in the movie. There are small errors but none are big enough to take away from the big picture. Considering Hollywood's bad track with historical accuracy this movie is definitely not one of the worst but probably not one of the best.