What Hollywood blockbusters have a good reputation for depicting historical figures?

I think there are many. For example, Citizen Kane is called "the monument of modern movies". This story sums up the life of American newspaper tycoon Charles Foster Kane. This is a long biographical film full of philosophy. Citizen Kane is not a single-view closed structure and sequence structure in the traditional sense, but a flashback and opening of the whole story. This film was also selected as the most representative 100 film in American film history, and deserved the first place.

Gone with the Wind is based on Margaret Mitchell's best-selling novel Gone with the Wind. The film lasted three hours and forty-five minutes. It is said that this film used eighteen screenwriters. The film is divided into two parts, the first part is a magnificent war scene, and the second part becomes a sad psychological drama. This film reveals the changing process of the heroine's personality destruction in the conflict with society, and shows that the more she pursues wealth, the more ruthless she is.

The Wizard of Oz is a children's musical film based on a fairy tale of the same name. The little girl went out alone because she talked back to her aunt, but was blown to a lilliputian country with flowers in full bloom by a tornado. Later, with the help of fairies and people, she came to Green Crystal City along the yellow brick road to find the great wizard and find her way home. The theme song "Song of the Rainbow" in the film can never be finished.

"The Egyptian Queen" tells the story of an alcoholic businessman selling goods by the river played by humphrey bogart and a cautious and conservative nun played by katharine hepburn. Forced by the situation, they fled in a boat carrying goods, and later converted the boat into a torpedo boat to attack a German gunboat. On the way from tit-for-tat to falling in love, most of the film is played by male and female protagonists. In 1977, this movie was selected as one of the "Top Ten Best Movies in America".