The use of films as educational teaching tools has increased in recent years. This increase is not only seen in the school system, but also in the number of Hollywood films produced with historical content. Films are used to teach students and the general public about various historical events, and while they are important learning tools, they should not be used exclusively. The various benefits and consequences of using this form of education will be reviewed and analyzed, as well as how these aspects relate to the film Argo (2012) and what to remember when watching a major film. One of the advantages of using Hollywood films as educational tools is aimed at the general public and aimed at the masses. The benefit is that more people become aware of certain events that they might not otherwise have been exposed to. An example of this can be seen during the release of the blockbuster Ergo in 2012. For many people, this was the first time they heard about the Iranian hostage crisis of 1979. Although the historical context of the film has was widely criticized for its historical inaccuracies, it served as a learning tool for many people who had not heard of the film. events. Another advantage of Hollywood's production of films with historical content is that the film provides the viewer with images, which helps make the event more accessible. For example, in the film Argo (2012), the images shown during the end credits show stills from the film and actual footage from the event. The images are almost identical, leading viewers to believe that what they are watching is historically accurate. As most Hollywood films are produced with big budgets, some aspects of the film become so realistic that they are in the middle of paper and remembered as being filtered for entertainment and money making. Unfortunately, this is not the reality we live in and the consequence of such actions has an effect on certain historical truths. However, not only is the accuracy of the events lost due to the laziness of the general public, but also because it reshapes the memory of veterans who come to remember the visual images of the films rather than the event itself. even. The accuracy of films when telling the story of an event is often downplayed in favor of telling an entertaining story. There are many benefits to using films as educational tools, but viewers should be aware that additional research is needed to fully understand the event. Films should not be the sole resource for gaining knowledge about an event and should only be used as a supplement to other primary sources..