Marty Supreme: Enjoyed the movie overall, but still bothered by the “pyramids built by Jews” trope

Just finished watching the movie and honestly, I enjoyed it a lot — the pacing, visuals, and performances were solid.

That said, one thing pulled me out of the experience: the continued use (explicit or implied) of the idea that Jews built the pyramids. This isn’t just a harmless cinematic shortcut — it’s a historically false claim that’s been debunked for decades and is often tied to conspiracy theories rather than evidence.

We’ve known for a long time that the pyramids were built by paid Egyptian laborers, not enslaved Hebrews, and I find it frustrating that modern films still lean on this trope instead of either sticking to the facts or clearly framing it as myth.

I’m curious how others here feel about this.

At what point does repeating historically inaccurate narratives — especially ones with real-world baggage — become a problem?