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Opinion 'Zero Dark Thirty' has the facts wrong – and that's a problem, not just for the Oscars

The movie 'Zero Dark Thirty' is a gripping drama and credible contender in this year’s Oscar competition – nominated for five Academy Awards. But because it advertises itself as factually grounded, I have to point out: On each of its three major points, the film gets the story wrong.

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Longtime GOP Senate moderate Arlen Specter bucked his party

Cop drama with Jake Gyllenhaal, Michael Peña in 'End of Watch': movie review

The New Economy Greed is (not) good. Here's a better capitalism.

Women help Spider-Man net Sony $341 million and counting

'Savages': Oliver Stone's mayhem feels like Quentin Tarantino movie (+video)

Latin America Monitor Sean Penn jumps into Falkland Islands fray

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'Margin Call' trailer hints at a taut Wall Street thriller

Sean Penn plays a role in US hikers release from Iran

Re-release: Al Pacino and 'Scarface' return for one last raucous dance