Some people, however, believe Buena Vista's portrayal of Cuba might be a little distorted.
David Cameron told MPs he had raised with President Obama his concern about Russian news channels "pumping out a distorted picture" of events in Ukraine after the issue was raised by leaders in the Baltic states at the G20 summit in Australia.
The military tribunal is the latest development in an extraordinarily convoluted and distorted legal saga that has already damaged the prospects of a fair trial for any of the accused.
The paper has also placed an explanatory footnote at the end of its contentious, inaccurate, distorted article.
On one occasion, he stole an unusual ceramic dish, on another a set of rosary beads, although he also declined to steal money from a church collection dish, suggesting he has some kind of distorted religious principles.
Government denials about any cancer-causing fallout unravelled in the 1980s, when lawsuits uncovered internal AEC reports showing scientists and bureaucrats downplayed and distorted evidence.
"This survey shows that this is fuelled by a totally distorted view of the number of immigrants and Muslims living in the UK".
I'm instinctively sceptical about such reports, because they are often exaggerated or distorted to serve the prevailing narrative – the idea that video games are addictive, destructive and encourage real-world violence.
They are distorted versions of our desires and the taut thrillers we write every night.
But pro-government media supported Erdogan's claim, saying world history for too long had been based on a distorted western interpretation.
There's the whining, flared synthesisers of Send It Up, the distorted glam-rock stomp of Black Skinhead, and the neutered drone of I'm in It.
