Yami gautam biography of abraham lincoln

  • “That some achieve great success, is proof to all that others can achieve it too” - Abraham Lincoln.
  • Lincoln that is based in part on Doris Kearns Goodwin's biography of Lincoln, shows different facets of the President's personality.
  • Meet Abraham Lincoln, vampire hunter, US president.

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    'Miserable' lives of powerful men: Why Lincoln is important

    “I am the President of the United States of America, clothed in immense power! You will procure me those votes.”

    That is perhaps one of the few moments when Abraham Lincoln, the 16th President is shown raising his voice to assert his authority in Steven Spielberg’s Lincoln, that released in India today. Falling back on the power of his office to cloak the sheer desperation within him to get the 13th Amendment to the US Constitution passed in the House of Representatives. A historical move that would abolish slavery in the country.

    The 150-minute long film is like a textbook for aspiring filmmakers on how a historical should be told and manages to engage even those who may not be entirely familiar with American history. Lincoln released in the US just days after President Barack Obama’s re-election in November. The last three months have been dramatic, with Lincoln leading the Oscars race with 12 nominations, including best picture.

    The film covers the last four months of Lincoln’s Presidency, ending with his assassination in April 1865. Every scene peels layers off Abraham Lincoln the President and presents Abraham Lincoln, a man with vision, sensitivity and political guile, det

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    Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter

    Indian Express Ratings:***

    It is tempting to imagine one of America’s greatest presidents as a caped superhero of sorts. It must also be satisfying to conceive the American Southerners fighting to retain their slaves as blood-suckers. It must be especially gratifying to combine the two in a film that is only quasi-history but a bona fide thriller,where you will be laughing at the famous Lincoln beard that Benjamin Walker comes to sport but not mind too much that the 50-plus president survives an inferno,sprightly jumping from one burning train coach to another. If it gives director Bekmambetov and screenwriter Seth Grahame-Smith a chance to delve into vampires again,all the more better — after all,this brand of monsters is enjoying a long and unusual moment in the sun.

    Grahame-Smith also wrote the book the film is based on,and the duo know their vampires well,enough to realise that rules can be dizzyingly bent from one movie to another when it comes to these creatures of the night. In this film,sunlight neither sets them burning nor glittering,but silver is an absolute no-no — something to do with Judas.

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