If there’s one thing in Hollywood that gets on my nerves, it’s the “Inspired by a True Story” label on films. Not even close enough to be “Based on a True Story,” these inspired tales twist the truth so much that we’re left with just a sparkle of truth in a morass of made up crap.

This is the biggest problem with the new film “21,” which tells the story of a group of MIT students who work with a professor to perfect a system of card counting for blackjack. The kids travel to Vegas on the weekends and clean up.

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