I'd actually love to see a "historically accurate" movie about the Trojan War, by which I mean a movie that says "what's the closest thing to Homer's story that fits with what archaeology tells us about the period?" Mycenaean Greeks, driven to desperation by years of drought, try to capture a wealthy and strategically-located Hittite client state while the Hittite Empire is distracted by its own internal problems. A matrimonial alliance gone wrong as casus belli. Not a protracted siege, but years of seasonal attacks accompanied by raids up and down the coast to secure supplies. Trojan allies coming from the Caucasus and Sub-Saharan Africa (as described in the lost Aethiopis epic). A horse-headed treasure ship left behind as tribute, but the ship only contains a thin layer of treasure and then MURDER the rest of the way down. Greek warlords wearing boar's-tusk helmets. Scribes back home desperately trying to balance the books in Linear B.

I just don't trust Grok to make it for us.