Lincoln (B)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 พ.ย. 2012
- In Cinemas Jan 31.
A revealing drama that focuses on the 16th 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. - ภาพยนตร์และแอนิเมชัน
Happy 10th anniversary, Lincoln!
My #1 favorite movie!
Released 11/16/2012!
Great Steven Spielberg, love this movie!
Powerful performances by actors in this movie
So much of what we are today is due to the Union victory of the Civil War. The Union victory is due mostly to Lincoln.
And U.S. Grant. And W.T. Sherman.
@@dovbarleib3256 Agreed. Sherman’s March to the Sea was definitely a pivotal turning point in the war. So was promoting Grant in ‘64.
Yes, the current state of this country, which is a complete disaster, an utterly failed experiment of which the shelf life is nearing its expiration, is thanks to Lincoln & his mismanaged government and his army of rabid savages, as well as a complete lack of planning & preparation for the eventual fallout, a careless calamity for which we STILL suffer to this very day.
My 5 Favorite Steven Spielberg Movies
5. Jurassic Park
4. Schindler's List
3. Raiders Of The Lost Ark
2. Lincoln
1. JAWS
Mine:
5. E.T. The Extra Terrestrial
4. Jurassic Park
3. Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark
2. Minority Report
1. Close Encounters of the Third Kind
Jaws could still be the best mystery/suspense put to the screen. It's definitely my favorite.
my favorite movie.
I have recently solved something that has been puzzling me about this movie, that is, the vote in the Senate that passes the Amendment. To my limited knowledge, after going through the congress, an amendment must be passed by conventions in the 'several' states. This does not happen here. The reason is that at this time, Senators are appointed by the State Governments, not elected by the people at large. As such, an amendment must only pass the House and Senate at this time.
I am the president of the United States clothed in immense power !
He looks like a real president to me at that time
Matthew McConaughey's favorite vehicle
Jim Carrey did a great job on that... till they over did it.
"Just the other day, I was in my favorite coffee joint when a moment came to me. Who am I? How long did this cup of coffee really take to brew? Where are my car keys? And then, I reached into my coat pocket, and there they were, nestled comfortably. And everything was alright... alright... alright."
What a man
A Great Movie
1:41 epic & funny at the same time
A lot of scenes mixed up there,but its only a trailor
I love it.
Does anyone else feel like we're facing a very similar situation. Not against slavery (per sae). But where a very critical issue in our country is on the line. Like the line that states, "this fight is to the death."
Civic nationalism vs globalism
Liberal economics vs socialism
Freedom vs security
there’s the issues of the day
Yes. We are there. And it is much more dangerous.
@@theactionman8403 Well Stated.
Why can't we have an Abraham Lincoln today?
We do.... We have... And there can be more...
@@ziraprod6090 well, quote three US politicians of today of the same caliber of Abraham Lincoln...
People like him are one reason why I have respect for the United States of America.
That will get you 😢
good
Even here in the UK Abraham Lincoln is known as the Greatest President in United States history with also John F Kennedy. The United States had two great men, two great leaders and two great Presidents that where murdered by Scum who should rot in hell. Even though I have a copy of the Gettysburg Address on the wall of my bedroom that is the greatest speech in human history in my opinion. Lincoln was the first greatest US President that I love and respect highly the last ever greatest President ever was John F Kennedy, he was absolutely amazing and I was born on the same date as his birthday but in 1964 here in London, England. They were truly the best Presidents that the United States ever produced. The United States has produced President's weather Democratic or Republican that were totally shit from Tricky Dicky to Sleepy Joe Biden who is not the leader of the free world but should be in a home for Dementia. At the moment President ZELENSKYY of Ukraine is the greatest President at the moment and the true leader of the free world. 💂♂️💂♂️💂♂️💂♂️🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🏴🏴🏴🏴🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🤝🤝🤝🤝💙💛💙💛🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦 By the way there is a memorial garden here in England near a town called Runnymede in 1215 where King John signed the Magna Carta ( which was the first ever document that gave democracy to the citizens of England), that is a piece of small area of land that is known as the John F Kennedy memorial Garden that was given to the United States Government by the late Queen Elizabeth the 2nd. It is totally free to visit and is very beautiful for a Great Man and an incredible human being, it is one of two plots of land that is a part of United States territory given by the late Queen and by the British Government to The United States and its people. The other is the American Cemetery in Cambridgeshire.
Theodore Roosevelt was the greatest American President.
Nice sentiment..... But you do not know enough about Trump, Roosevelt, Reagan, Washington.
@@ziraprod6090 What the F##k are you on about dickhead, unlike the United States we have a thing called education in the UK with the best and oldest university's in the world. I know about Tricky Dicky who was Richard Nixon, Jimmy Carter, Ronald Reagan, Lyndon B Johnson and Gerald Ford as I was born in 1964 and they were President's when I was growing up, even as an Englishman I even know about George Washington, Abraham Lincoln, and much of American history as we had a teacher from Cleveland, Ohio who taught us English students at school here in England about American history, famous Americans including my American Ancestor George Armstrong Custer. I AM DONE WITH YOU. 💂♂️💂♂️🇬🇧🇬🇧🏴🏴
@@ziraprod6090 Particularly T. Roosevelt - easily the most dynamic human being to ever trod the earth.
When asked why he was fighting a Southern soldier replied simply "Because you're down here". There were many reasons for the War. Slavery came into it for many reasons... one such reason was by being on the Anti-Slavery side The Union kept England out of the War. Much as England wanted to side with the Cotton producing South, they could not if the War as over slavery, England could not side with the confederacy as long as they refused to free the slaves. If England had sided with the Confederacy the War would have been brokered to an end. my opinion.
Yeah....but it wasn't
Well said sir.
And an accurate assessment of a "what if" scenario.
@@MacroX1231 The point being, in any war, it shows how close each side is to victory or defeat, two sides of the same coin, waiting to drop.
@@gentlemanfarmer6042 which brings up the Battle of Gettysburg, a Southern Victory would have most likely ended in at least a Cease fire if not a Southern Victory. Had Lee withdrawn and found a better site to fight it may well have turned out that way... and very nearly did anyways. Absent the very badly chosen Pickett's Charge on the third day Lee might have been able to draw Meade out to where he could beat him. The all out attack on the Union's Center ended that. My opinion.
Now if England gets involved, does France, Spain or Mexico join in. Does Lincoln invoke the Monroe Doctrine? That's a lot of "ifs".
620000 died to kill slavery only love for our fellow can defeat prejudice
I'll assume you are a Republican.
0:33 That`s what he wanted.
What a great reminder of the steps taken by the democrat party to retain their black slaves.
0.5 speed
I like his agents how they procure those votes for amendment 😂😂😂 they use very nice methods
I support the constitution NOT a tyranny as in Trump.
You really sound like a fool.
I support Trump... Trump 2024
Trump might be this nation’s greatest president
@@abaddon4823 NOW - he has the chance to be. Right now he is in the top 5 for sure.
You write that in the comment section of a movie that shows the length democrats took to retain their black slaves. Have you no shame?
The film fails to address the question of why a Federal Constitutional Amendment was preferable to a State-by- State prohibition on slavery which had been progressing in the North since Independence. Did'nt a former slave State -and a member of the Confederacy -Tennessee introduce such a prohibition in the later stages of the Civil War? Other slave States which were also virtually under military government like Maryland would have followed suit..and the rest of the South under Reconstruction?
The answer to that is because southern, conservative states were whiny bitches. Even they didn't want states on their own choosing to abolish slavery because that would take away their own power. A Federal Amendment was the only way. The souther states rejected _every_ other chance at reconciliation and compromise.
The answer is simple. The Constitution was the creation of our country and our government. The purpose of the Constitution was to restrict the Federal government and protect the rights of our citizens. One of those rights is protection from unlawful seizure of our person. When a state (or states) declares a person (or people) as property that person is in effect unlawfully seized. The 13th amendment simply stated that as it only allows the seizure of a person only upon conviction of a crime.
The concern that Lincoln had was that once admitted back to the Union after the war, the Southern states would refuse to ratify it, and the courts would upend the Emancipation Proclamation. Thus, millions of slaves would be returned to bondage.
The southern states would never have approved emancipation, possibly even to this day, and the United States would have been endlessly divided. As Lincoln said, quoting the Bible, a house divided cannot stand. The U.S. would never have become a great, international power, and the principles behind a democratic republic would have been mocked and likely lost, worldwide.
One of the best presidents since Donald Trump
Donald Trump is a clown and so are you 🤡
@@gaddiemediaguy Shut up you damn Commie, damn Radical Leftist Democrat..
😂
The civil war wasn’t about slavery.
Not in the beginning no
Lol, there's always one
It became about slavery. The American civil war is the true revolutionary war of our county. It freed us from our original sin. Slavery.
Preservation of the Union. That’s was Lincoln’s objective. But all soon realized what caused the divide in the first place. The route to conversations and abolishment of slavery was inevitable.
Emancipation proclamation specifically frees slaves on the confederacy but NOT slaves in the Union. Lincoln was a tyrant who stated if he could win the war without freeing a single slave he would.
We are still fighting the Civil War, just as we are still dealing with the fall out from the Vietnam years. Heck, we're still dealing with the same disputes and questions our Founders were dealing with when they met in Philadelphia almost 250 years ago. I hope to paraphrase Abraham Lincoln we can summon the "Better Angels of our Nature" and "bind up the nations wounds" so that this nation, "of the people, by the people and for the people, shall not parish from the earth". And so that we might finally live in a land where there is truly "Liberty And Justice For ALL"!
Yep.
Still fighting the democrats.
I hope you still speak up on the small things when having conversations.