Aside from the output of values, "Lincoln" is worthy of the pinnacle of Spielberg's legendary film students!
The slow-simmering technique, restrained and restrained narrative, see strength in calm, and touch history deeply! The pressure inside and outside the party, the entanglement of wife and children at home, the call of national progress, he was angry, frustrated, crying and even bribed, a great man with flesh and blood was resurrected!
The abolition case, which has exhausted its last efforts, has too many political considerations, too many compromises and concessions, and only then can it weigh the weight of democracy! Civil rights, anti-war, family and national feelings, and universal values, how hard and difficult it is to push the wheel of history by oneself. The multi-element display of American politics, economy, society, military, and culture is worth savoring in fullness.
The melodiousness of "The People's House" and the cheer of "Call to Muster and Battle Cry of Freedom" complement this timeless classic. Of course, I can't forget that Daniel Day-Lewis, who has played into the bone marrow, and the collective drama of many famous actors, who brought the characters in the book vividly to the front.
If you don't watch "Lincoln", you will live in vain!
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