>The public probably doesn't care about the inaccuracies - they
>might just think is a boring movie.

The public doesn't think it's boring and it definitely doesn't care about inaccuracies. It's likely just the subject matter-- as people have noted above and elsewhere, the #1 thing I encountered when trying to convince people to see it was "didn't they just make this movie?"

Sorkin is loved in NY/LA, but outside of there, he needs a star actor or director to carry the film to box office. His name ain't enough to make something a success (see: Studio 60, or really even The Newsroom).

But you've been hating on this movie since Reply #1 (literally), so don't let me get in the way of your box office grave dance.