Lincoln evaluation action
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Sincere 2022-03-21 09:01:31
Congratulations to Lincoln for winning the title of the first theater-line hypnotic movie of the year. It is a slow-paced movie that is suitable for savoring and pondering by yourself in front of the computer. It is really useless to move to the theater to watch the director. It's very deep, and the historical emperor and the Lincoln research emperor will enjoy watching it very much. It feels like Lincoln wants to replicate the glory of the Oscars of "The King's Speech", but in this year's environment where strong films gather, there is little hope.
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Sophie 2022-03-21 09:01:31
As a biographical film, this film does not summarize Lincoln's life, but extracts the passage of the Thirteenth Amendment to achieve the purpose of characterizing. The audience will see that there are not only radicals behind the abolition of slavery. His blood, as well as the politicians that had to be used for human equality, it was this restoration of history that made Lincoln's role fuller, and of course DDL's performance was also indispensable.
Lincoln quotes
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Abraham Lincoln: Now, here's a sixteen year old boy. They're going to hang him. He was with the 15th Indiana Calvary near Beaufort, seems he lamed his horse to avoid battle. I don't think even Stanton would complain if I pardoned him? You think Stanton would complain?
John Hay: Ummm... I don't know, sir, I don't know who you're, uh... What time is it?
Abraham Lincoln: It's three forty in the morning.
John Nicolay: [not fully conscious] Don't... let him pardon any more deserters...
John Hay: Mr. Stanton thinks you pardon too many. He's generally apoplectic...
Abraham Lincoln: He oughtn't to have done that, crippled his horse. That was cruel, but you don't just hang a sixteen year old boy for that...
John Hay: Ask the horse what he thinks.
Abraham Lincoln: For cruelty. There'd be no sixteen year old boys left.
[protracted pause while staring into oblivion]
Abraham Lincoln: Grant wants me to bring the secesh delegates to Washington.
John Nicolay: [fully awaken, sits upright in bed] So... there are secesh delegates?
Abraham Lincoln: He was afraid, that's all it was. I don't care to hang a boy for being frightened, either. What good would it do him?
[signs the pardon]
Abraham Lincoln: War's nearly done. Ain't that so? What use one more corpse? Any more corpses?
[rises to leaves]
John Hay: Do you need company?
Abraham Lincoln: Times like this, I'm best alone.
[exits]
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Abraham Lincoln: Are you afraid of what lies ahead for your people if we succeed?
Elizabeth Keckley: White people don't want us here.
Abraham Lincoln: Many don't.
Elizabeth Keckley: What about you?
Abraham Lincoln: Hmm. I don't know you, Mrs. Keckley. Any of you. You're familiar to me, as all people are... unaccommodated, poor, bare, forked creatures such as we all are. You have a right to expect what I expect, and likely our expectations are not incomprehensible to each other. I assume I'll get used to you. Now what you are to the nation, what'll become of you once slavery's day is done, I don't know.
Elizabeth Keckley: What my people are to be, I can't say. Negroes have been fighting and dying for freedom since the first of us was a slave. I never heard any ask what freedom will bring. Freedom's first. As for me, my son died, fighting for the Union, wearing the Union blue. For freedom he died. I'm his mother. That's what I am to the nation, Mr. Lincoln. What else must I be?