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Jeffry 2022-07-05 09:54:13
1 In order to break the occlusion of pure text analysis brought about by author-centrism, the editorial team of "Cinema Manual" in the 1970s co-wrote a film review for this film from different review angles. 2 The thirty-four-year-old genius John Ford also filmed "Flying Off Mountains" in the same year. It can be said that it is at the peak of creation. 3 It is precisely because of Henry Fonda's appearance of justice in court in this film that the later "Twelve Angry Men" was...
Young Mr. Lincoln Comments
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Hosea 2022-07-05 17:54:30
nice
This film made me realize Lincoln's deep love for the people, most notably when he came to the farmer's hut to investigate after he decided to be a defense attorney for the two brothers, and he had a long talk with his old mother: "You are like People from my hometown." And his love for the...
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Bonnie 2022-07-05 16:47:25
Continued short comment
From the beginning to the end, I was thinking of two things: that young Lincoln and ideology article and is this really Henry Fonda~~ Until there is no second male lead, I can't imagine what was in the grapes in the previous second. Fonda is the same person here~ The case mentioned in the subtitles...
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[Lincoln and Felder are picking jurors for the trial of Matt and Adam Clay]
Prosecutor John Felder: Mr. Lincoln should know that the mere fact that a prospective juror knows counsel for the state does not disqualify him.
Abe Lincoln: I know that, John. What I'm afraid of is that some of the jurors might NOT know you... and that'd put me at a great disadvantage.
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Abe Lincoln: [to John Felder] I may not know much of law Mr. Felder, but I know what's right and what's wrong. And I know what you're asking is wrong.
