<![CDATA[Ive seen Lincoln three times and can safely say its one of his most mature and though provoking films. His loss was a tr]]>Archived from the IMDb Discussion Forums — Steven Spielberg

magtroll — 9 years ago(October 18, 2016 12:53 PM)

Ive seen Lincoln three times and can safely say its one of his most mature and though provoking films. His loss was a tragedy but Kushners loss was a abomination. How that screenplay didnt win the oscar is just beyond me. I have a bad feeling if they went the classic biopic route and added more pathos instead of the wonderful restraint Spielberg showed, it might have won everything. beep the middlebrow academy.

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As much as I loved
Lincoln
and Day-Lewis' fantastic performance, Spielberg deserved at least a nomination. Ben Affleck was more robbed for
Argo
, who failed to get a nomination.

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Perhaps this will explain it, Magtroll, and give you a few chuckles, too:
http://jerryzezima.blogspot.com/2015/01/a-connecticut-yankee-in-king-stevens.html

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