Opinie o „Lincolnie” Stevena Spielberga

Spielberg’s Lincoln turns a defining moment in history into a human story. Day-Lewis is dynamic, but it’s a great ensemble piece. #NYFF

— Matt Patches (@misterpatches) October 9, 2012

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Lincoln is heavy on the politics. But I loved all the behind-the-curtain government stuff. Kushner’s playwright roots all over it. #NYFF — Matt Patches (@misterpatches) October 9, 2012

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And man, there is so much comedy in Lincoln! Spielberg doesn’t shy away from the craziness of Congress, even in a dire scenario. — Matt Patches (@misterpatches) October 9, 2012

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Last 140 character Lincoln thought: James Spader steals the show. #NYFF — Matt Patches (@misterpatches) October 9, 2012

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Daniel Day-Lewis much more understated and playful than the scenery-chewing trailer suggests. #nyff #lincoln — Steven Zeitchik (@ZeitchikLAT) October 9, 2012

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I loved a lot about Lincoln, especially the performances from every single character actor in existence. Day Lewis is a beast. — ErikDavis (@ErikDavis) October 9, 2012

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The perfs in Lincoln are beyond great, but films that try to do as much as that one tries to do almost always sacrifice plot & character — ErikDavis (@ErikDavis) October 9, 2012

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When Lincoln is about a man who must turn his back on himself and his own values (and family) in order to change a nation, it’s riveting — ErikDavis (@ErikDavis) October 9, 2012

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Spielberg’s LINCOLN is the best film Roberto Rossellini never made. Also one of the best Spielberg did make. #notareview — Bilge Ebiri (@BilgeEbiri) October 9, 2012

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Also I think Kushner is as much the auteur of LINCOLN as Spielberg is. His understanding of myth, process, history is all over this. — Bilge Ebiri (@BilgeEbiri) October 9, 2012

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LINCOLN (C). Abraham Lincoln: Vote Hunter. best movie ever made for A&E? Spielberg restrained. Musty, redundant, bearded.ddl & tlj = great — david ehrlich (@davidehrlich) October 9, 2012

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LINCOLN is Spielberg’s smallest film since ALWAYS. best when portraying a man isolated by incalculable burden. script divided against itself — david ehrlich (@davidehrlich) October 9, 2012

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Lincoln’s got the best ensemble of bearded character actors ever. The quality of the movie varies wildly based on how many are on screen. — kateyrich (@kateyrich) October 9, 2012

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Best parts of LINCOLN are the 19th century In The Loop you never knew you wanted. The rest can feel like a bear. — kateyrich (@kateyrich) October 9, 2012

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Also met @joereid long enough to form Oscar nerd hive mind opinion that Tommy Lee Jones can easily win Supporting Actor. He steals Lincoln — kateyrich (@kateyrich) October 9, 2012

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LINCOLN: Sophisticated, erudite political procedural from Spielberg and Kushner. Genuinely superb. #nyff
— Reverse Shot (@reverse_shot) October 9, 2012

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Lincoln movie is unlike any other Spielberg movie in that it’s almost entirely driven by dialogue instead of action or visuals #NYFF — Andrew Ku (@PlaybillAndrewK) October 9, 2012

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Daniel Day-Lewis, Tommy Lee Jones, James Spader and Sally Field are standouts in the cast of Lincoln — Andrew Ku (@PlaybillAndrewK) October 9, 2012

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LINCOLN soars and Spielbergs best in years #NYFF — Clayton Davis (@AwardsCircuit) October 9, 2012

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Tommy Lee Jones, James spader standouts.Sally field is #Oscar worthy too — Clayton Davis (@AwardsCircuit) October 9, 2012

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Spielberg in definite contention for Oscar number three.#NYFF #LINCOLN — Clayton Davis (@AwardsCircuit) October 9, 2012

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Smartly written, politically emotional.Very well directed. — Clayton Davis (@AwardsCircuit) October 9, 2012

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I have just seen the MOST exteoadenary film directed by Stephen Speilberg & it’s called Lincoln. w/ Daniel Day Lewis who will make u forget — Whoopi Goldberg (@WhoopiGoldberg) October 9, 2012

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Anyother actor you’ve ever seen do Lincoln. It’s beyond AMAZing. Tommy Lee Jones is flawless. This is a film the likes of which hasn’t — Whoopi Goldberg (@WhoopiGoldberg) October 9, 2012

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Been seen in many years on screen. You must if you believein the greatness of America and in all America has to offer we the people — Whoopi Goldberg (@WhoopiGoldberg) October 9, 2012

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You will want to see this. Republican, Democrats Independents ALL WILL BE PROUD.You have never seen the likes of this film and may not again — Whoopi Goldberg (@WhoopiGoldberg) October 9, 2012

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#lincoln solid historical entertainment. Surprised by its humor. Better than Amistad but in same vein. #nyff 1/4 — Murtada Elfadl (@ME_Says) October 9, 2012

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#Lincoln Day Lewis is v good but it’s a quiet performance without an emotional arc. Film is about legislation after all. #NYFF 2/4 — Murtada Elfadl (@ME_Says) October 9, 2012

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#Lincoln Tommy Lee Jones has the flashy emotional part with big scenes. He will an awards magnet this year #NYFF — Murtada Elfadl (@ME_Says) October 9, 2012

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#Lincoln makes a sorta thriller out of passing law. Misses in connecting story to real people except briefly with Tommy Lee — Murtada Elfadl (@ME_Says) October 9, 2012

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Betting very strong Tommy Lee Jones campaign for Supporting, and DDL for Actor. Long speeches, long scenes, lots of emotion. #Lincoln #NYFF — Jio de Leon (@jiodeleon) October 9, 2012

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Lincoln was alright, Day Lewis was okay he’s done better and with better material. And it was really really slow. #nyff #lincoln

— Victor Dos Santos (@2slick4vic) October 9, 2012

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Lincoln though, my God, what a snore. Spielberg should try and stop making War Horse 2 and start making something… less generic #nyff

— Victor Dos Santos (@2slick4vic) October 9, 2012

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#Lincoln DDL gives a tour de force performance, to bad the film is a dullish bore. good luck getting through this one! C+ #NYFF — CraigR. (@GotMilk43) October 9, 2012

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Daniel Day-Lewis, Tommy Lee Jones and Sally Field are great. This could very well be Oscar no. 3 for DDL. #Lincoln — Devin Fuller (@DevFull) October 9, 2012

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Spielberg has lost his touch. It’s just too dull and boring to recommend. However, Daniel Day Lewis is “the master”. hes fab #NYFF — Bram Benderoff (@Bramsky600) October 9, 2012

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Another thing about #Lincoln. Tommy Lee Jones is at his best. It’s a shame it wasn’t for a more balanced movie. Give him an oscar! #NYFF — Bram Benderoff (@Bramsky600) October 9, 2012

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A six hour lecture on the 1800s would be more interesting than #Lincoln. Fucking bland movie. #NYFF — Evan Schwartz (@izzio123) October 9, 2012

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@awardsdaily I don´t know how everybody will see this but I think DDL was “underused” by Spielberg — Filipe Otávio (@filipe_otavio) October 9, 2012

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#Lincoln was awful, one of the worst films of the year. Great work from Daniel Day Lewis & JGL though. #NYFF
— Chris Narine (@thechrisvolta) October 9, 2012

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Tommy Lee Jones just locked down that Supporting Actor nom #AmazingPerformance #Lincoln #NYFF
— The NYC Film Chick (@TheNYCFilmChick) October 9, 2012

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Daniel Day Lewis’ performance can’t save the 2 hour long borefest that is Lincoln. Yawn.#NYFF #Lincoln — Turtle (@TurtleMoneyz) October 9, 2012

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Lincoln is already one of the most overrated movies of the year. Sigh. Piece of crap movie. #NYFF — Turtle (@TurtleMoneyz) October 9, 2012

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gems like No One Lives are gonna get overlooked in place of long, comatose period period pieces with good acting like Lincoln. #NYFF

— Turtle (@TurtleMoneyz) October 9, 2012

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Lincoln: Daniel Day-Lewis completely embodies the POTUS. Kushner’s writing is brilliant. Spielberg works magic. #NYFF

— michelle (@popgirlnyc) October 9, 2012

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