Video elements are too cluttered

Camylle 2022-04-21 09:01:57

I haven't read the original book, so I have to talk nonsense about the movie

. The theme of overhead construction with real history as the background is still very refreshing. Like anecdotes, it can be regarded as a bright color for the heavy history. The setting of the president and the vampire hunter at night can really attract curious minds, but this biggest flash point seems to have become a phantom of the whole film, which reflects the thin

first half of the plot. How young Mr. Lincoln grew up to be a "professional" vampire hunter, all kinds of heroic characters have the necessary elements to grow up: bitterness and hatred, the death of both parents, childhood friends, and favorite plot development , Mr. Lincoln met Henry as his "life mentor". This part is still a very standard savior hero. Meeting Mary is the turning point of the whole film's tone change.

I always feel that the second half seems to be a bit out of touch, more like for The imposition of the vampire hunter setting on the historical President Lincoln has to say that it is different from my initial imagination, because this part is completely like the restoration of various historical scenes and famous speeches, I think The night I watched President Lincoln who hunted vampires was replaced by the plausible politician who stood in front of the congressman. The film's replay of the Battle of Pittsburgh and the final battle between the male protagonist and the big BOSS did not attract me much, because the second half of the film did not attract me much. The plot seems to be strongly driven by the needs of the plot. It is only set for the setting. There is a strong historical documentary atmosphere in many places. The development of the plot is not a natural interpretation. An indescribable sense of strange violation

may be due to Time constraints, the handling of the second half is not natural enough, many plots do not have appropriate transitions, and the excitement of being hanged by vampires in the first half is a bit worn out in these historical scenes and national justice. This is also after watching the whole film. There is a reason for not feeling it. It tells us about two Lincolns, one is Lincoln who hunts vampires, and the other is Lincoln who is the President of the United States. The two are not perfectly combined. It can be summed up as the boss is weak,

but the whole setting is still very interesting. This film once again proves that you still have to read the original book, and the adapted movies are not very reliable.

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  • Johathan 2022-03-27 09:01:05

    Probably only an American screenwriter in the world dares to tamper with the leader's deeds. Lincoln was a vampire hunter, and the Civil War was a battle between humans and vampires. This idea is really good.

  • Letha 2022-03-27 09:01:05

    The special effects are good, the script is too sloppy. There are also male and female protagonists who look very classical oil paintings

Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter quotes

  • Abraham Lincoln: My mother was murdered.

    Henry Sturgess: And if I teach you how to murder her murderer... so what? How will that honor her memory? How will that benefit the next boy whose mother was taken?

  • Henry Sturgess: I'd like you to chop this tree down, in a single swing.

    Abraham Lincoln: That tree? It's got to be more than a foot across. That's impossible.

    Henry Sturgess: But it isn't a tree. It's what you hate most in the world. So tell me, Mr. Lincoln: what do you hate?

    Abraham Lincoln: I hate Jack Barts.

    Henry Sturgess: [motions to the tree] Then strike him down.

    [Abe swings, chopping into the tree, but fails to cut it down]

    Henry Sturgess: Well, clearly you don't hate him that much. What do you *really* hate?

    Abraham Lincoln: [swings, but again the tree stays upright] I hate that my mother was taken away.

    Henry Sturgess: Inadequate.

    Abraham Lincoln: [swings] I hate that we were afraid.

    Henry Sturgess: And?

    Abraham Lincoln: [swings] That my mother, father, everyone that we knew, lived in fear!

    Henry Sturgess: Pathetic.

    Abraham Lincoln: [swings] I hate that I was too small!

    Henry Sturgess: Weak.

    Abraham Lincoln: Yes!

    Henry Sturgess: And that you failed.

    Abraham Lincoln: Yes!

    Henry Sturgess: To protect her.

    Abraham Lincoln: Yes!

    Henry Sturgess: That you... Let her die.

    [With a roar, Abe swings, chopping straight through the trunk of the tree and toppling it to the ground. Abe looks stunned]

    Henry Sturgess: Power, Lincoln, *real* power, comes not from hate, but from truth.