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Clarabelle 2022-03-15 09:01:03
four star
"Lincoln" is very similar to "War Horse", the historical theme, the main theme, and the heavyness are all aimed at the golden man. However, as a biopic, "Lin" lacks a bit of poetry and beauty. This is a biopic of a character, not a French propaganda. Russell said I would never give my life to what...
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Sigurd 2022-03-18 09:01:03
Stunning cool tones
Before watching this film, I just made up for the history of the Civil War and some information about Lincoln on the Internet for a day, but it seems that it is of little use for understanding this film.
I don't want to say more about the plot of this film. Lao Si's skills have reached the point of...

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Tyra 2022-03-21 09:01:31
Last year, a "War Horse" made me give me a "craftsmanship" comment on the current director Steven Spielberg, but it was the same as the main drama, the film gave me a great shock, and this shock was not only due to Daniel Day-Lewis, Sally Field and Tommy Lee Jones are three old dramas, but the film is no longer full of deliberate design like the former, but unmistakable. This is the real strength of the master.
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Nico 2022-03-21 09:01:31
I was very excited when I saw it in the second half, but I couldn't understand it in the first half. I don’t understand mainly because I don’t understand American history, and I don’t know where this is all about. I will probably know what the situation is after, and I started to find it interesting. DDL is so powerful! The whole movie abandons fancy, while trying to avoid all kinds of exciting scenes. The parade and cheers are used as the background. Even if there is a war scene, it is to enlarge the individual or stop at it. It is recommended to look at the information first.
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