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1129 Global Ranking
Wins 54% of its Matchups
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Directed By Steven Spielberg Steven Spielberg Starring Daniel Day-Lewis Daniel Day-Lewis • Tommy Lee Jones Tommy Lee Jones • Sally Field Sally Field • David Strathairn David Strathairn • James Spader James Spader Genres Based-on-21st-Century-Literature • Based-on-a-True-Story • Biopic • Drama • Historical Film • Period Film • Political Drama Studios &Franchises Academy Award Nominated • Amblin Entertainment • Academy Award Best Picture Nominated • 1001 Movies You Must See Before You Die • DreamWorks SKG • 2012 AFI Film Festival • 85th Academy Awards Nominated • BAFTA Award for Best Film Nominated • Academy Award Best Cinematography Nominated • Academy Award for Best Production Design Winning • Cahiers du cinéma: Top 10 Lists Release Info 2012-11-16T00:00:00Z November 16, 2012 Color • 150 minutes PG13 see more films from 2012 ► see more about this film on our blog ►
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The Postman vs. Lincoln
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Zero Dark Thirty vs. Lincoln
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MasterRater on 9/14/2014 Reply · Like · (0 likes)
At least he was my favorite president
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JC13 on 1/1/2016 Reply · Like · (0 likes)
Like many Spielberg films Lincoln is too long, but it's held together by a wonderful performance from Daniel Day-Lewis.
monsters2319 on 6/24/2017 Reply · Like · (0 likes)
One of those rare sought-after performances in which you don't see an actor, you see the actual person being portrayed. This is exactly how I always pictured Abraham Lincoln moving and speaking, and it's seriously magical being able to see him alive for the first time. The movie simply serves as the stage on which to see this marvel. This movie should be toured and exhibited as The 8th Wonder of the World.
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