Lincoln
3.5
(7.7K)
History
Drama
2012
149 min
PG-13
The revealing story of the 16th US President's tumultuous final months in office. In a nation divided by war and the strong winds of change, Lincoln pursues a course of action designed to end the war, unite the country and abolish slavery. With the moral courage and fierce determination to succeed, his choices during this critical moment will change the fate of generations to come.
Starring:
Daniel Day-Lewis
,
Sally Field
,
David Strathairn
,
Joseph Gordon-Levitt
,
James Spader
,
Hal Holbrook
,
Tommy Lee Jones
Drama
Political
Biopic
War
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"Daniel Day Lewis was phenomenal! "
Heather
"Daniel Day Lewis. Enough said. Sally Field is a perfect in the role of Mrs. Lincoln too."
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Jennifer
"Daniel Day-Lewis in the film is absolutely phenomenal! The way he portrays the character of Abraham Lincoln is amazing! The movie is an excellent example of the Civil War period through the eyes of the President of the United States."
Isabella
"Daniel Day Lewis - such an extraordinary actor, and he certainly exemplified that characteristic in this film. I didn't mind seeing a wee bit of Adam Driver sprinkled in there too. "
Hannah Leece
"Explaining story"
Zoe Aguirre
"Gorgeous, the characters and the drama? Deserve to watch it again. 🤩"
León Del Barrio
"Longest movie ever, but it is excellent. Daniel Day Lewis never fails to amaze me. "
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Chelsea Alvarez
"Fantastic performance by Daniel Day Lewis. There are a good handful of Brits playing masterful performances of Americans - Christian Bale (Vice), Hugh Laurie (House) and Damian Lewis (Band of Brothers). Daniel Day Lewis well deserved his Oscar as did Spielberg with telling the story of the master of story telling. You are shown the destruction of the Civil War & immersed into the polarizing politics and magnitude of the task at hand in passing the 13th - which people take today as a given "
Alan Eager
"There will be blood, you?"
Isaac Ruddell
"It's a great film! I like the part when he's with Adam Drivers character and talks about Euclid!"
Gregory Conner Jr
