Lincoln [2 Discs] [Blu-ray/DVD] [2012]
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Features
Disc 1 - Blu-ray feature film + bonus
The journey to Lincoln - Steve Spielberg and his collaborators discuss the challenges and excitement of bringing this story of a complex and very human president to the screen
A historical tapestry: Richmond, Virginia - Steven Spielberg and team discuss the historical significance of Richmand, Virginia, and why they chose to shoot the film there
Disc 2 - DVD feature film + bonus
The journey to Lincoln
Director
- Steven Spielberg
Writer
- Tony Kushner
Cast
- Daniel Day-LewisAbraham Lincoln
- Sally FieldMary Todd Lincoln
- David StrathairnWilliam Seward
- Joseph Gordon-LevittRobert Lincoln
- James SpaderW.N. Bilbo
- Hal HolbrookPreston Blair
- Tommy Lee JonesThaddeus Stevens
- John HawkesRobert Latham
- Jackie Earle HaleyAlexander Stephens
- Bruce McGillEdwin Stanton
- Tim Blake NelsonRichard Schell
- Joseph CrossJohn Hay
- Jared HarrisUlysses S. Grant
- Lee PaceFernando Wood
- Peter McRobbieGeorge Pendleton
- Gloria ReubenElizabeth Keckley
- Jeremy StrongJohn Nicolay
- Michael StuhlbargGeorge Yeaman
- Boris McGiverAlexander Coffroth
- David CostabileJames Ashley
- Stephen SpinellaAsa Vintner Litton
- Walton GogginsClay Hawkins
- David WarshofskyWilliam Hutton
- Colman DomingoPrivate Harold Green
- David OyelowoCorporal Ira Clark
- Lukas HaasFirst White Soldier
- Dane DeHaanSecond White Soldier
- Carlos ThompsonNavy Yard - Shouting Soldier
- Bill CampMr. Jolly
- Elizabeth MarvelMrs. Jolly
- Byron JenningsMontgomery Blair
- Julie WhiteElizabeth Blair Lee
- Ralph D. EdlowLeo - Blair's Servant
- Grainger HinesGideon Welles
- Richard TopolJames Speed
- Walt SmithWilliam Fessenden
- Dakin MatthewsJohn Usher
- Wayne DuvallSenator Bluff Wade
- Michael KennedyHiram Price
- Christopher BoyerGeneral Robert E. Lee
- Christopher CartmillLeonard Grover
- Robert PetersJacob Graylor
- John MoonEdwin LeClerk
- Kevin O'DonnellCharles Hanson
- Jamie HortonGiles Stuart
- Joseph DellingerNelson Merrick
- Rick WarnerHomer Benson
- Dave HagerCaptain Nathan Saunders - River Queen
- Sean HaggertyOfficer in Peace Commissioners Exchange
- Michael ShiflettSenator R.M.T. Hunter
- Gregory ItzinJudge John A. Campbell
- Chase EdmundsWillie Lincoln
- John HuttonSenator Charles Sumner
- Robert RuffinMajor Thompson Eckert
- Drew SeaseDavid
- John LescaultGustavus Fox
- Scott WichmannCharles Benjamin
- Adam DriverSamuel Beckwith
- William KaffenbergerJohn A. Casson
- Gregory HosaflookJohn F. McKenzie
- Larry Van HooseJohn A. Casson
- Joe KerkesAndrew E. Finck
- James BatchelderHoward Guillefoyle
- Asa-Luke TwocrowEly Parker
- Lancer ShullUnion Soldier - Bodyguard
- George TurmanMilitary Hospital Doctor
- C. Brandon MarshallRufus Warren
- John JonesWounded Soldier
- S. Epatha MerkersonLydia Smith
- John BellemerFaust
- Mary DunleavyMarguerite
- Christopher Evan WelchClerk - Edward McPherson
- Alan SaderSergeant at Arms
- Gannon McHaleAaron Haddam
- Ken LambertAugustus Benjamin
- Tom BelgreyArthur Bentleigh
- Ted JohnsonJohn Ellis
- Don Henderson BakerWalter Appleton
- Raynor ScheineJosiah S. "Beanpole" Burton
- Armistead Nelson WellfordNehemiah Cleary
- Michael RuffHarold Hollister
- Robert ShepherdDr. Joseph K. Barnes
- Edward McDonaldDaniel G. Stuart
- Christopher Alan StewartSergeant-Grant's HQ
- Teddy EckCorporal-Grant's HQ
- Todd FletcherWalter H. Washburn
- Charles KinneyMyer Strauss
- Joseph CarlsonJoseph Marstern
- Michael GoodwinChilton A. Elliot
- David GrahamHouse of Representatives-Rebel Shouter
Crew
- Kathleen KennedyProducer
- Steven SpielbergProducer
- Doris Kearns GoodwinBook Author
- Janusz KaminskiCinematographer
- Michael KahnEditor
- Rick CarterProduction Designer
- Curt BeechArt Director
- David CrankArt Director
- Leslie McDonaldArt Director
- Adam SomnerCo-producer
- Kristie Macosko KriegerCo-producer
- Daniel LupiExecutive Producer
- Jeff SkollExecutive Producer
- Jonathan KingExecutive Producer
- Scott HerbertsonSet Designer
- Jim EricksonSet Decorator
- Joanna JohnstonCostume Designer
- Ben BurttSound/Sound Designer
- Adam SomnerFirst Assistant Director
- Avy KaufmanCasting
- Andy NelsonRe-Recording Mixer
- Ben BurttRe-Recording Mixer
- David CrossmanCostumes Supervisor
- David JamesStill Photographer
- Devin LussierAssistant Editor
- Garrett WarrenStunts Coordinator
- Gary RydstromRe-Recording Mixer
- Justin Thomas OstensenPost Production Supervisor
- Leslie DevlinMakeup
- Lois BurwellMakeup
- Michael M.B. GalvinLeadman
- Richard HymnsSupervising Sound Editor
- Ronald JudkinsProduction Sound Mixer
- Sarah BrosharFirst Assistant Editor
- Steve BoeddekerRe-Recording Mixer
- Stuart McCowanSound Editor
Details
- GenreDrama
- SubgenreBiopic [feature],Period Film,War Drama
- TitleLincoln
- Countries ProducedUnited States
- Duration149 minutes
- Year of Release2012
- Product Tags2 Discs, Blu-ray/DVD
- FormatBlu-ray, DVD
- Program TypeMovie
- Sound Featuresstereo, Dolby Digital w/ sub-woofer channel
- Screen FormatEnhanced Widescreen for 16x9 TV
- Aspect Ratio2.40:1
- LanguageEnglish, French, Spanish
- SubtitlesEnglish, French, Spanish
- Region Code0
- StudioWalt Disney
Other
- Product NameLincoln [2 Discs] [Blu-ray/DVD] [2012]
- UPC786936833140
Customer rating
Rating 4.7 out of 5 stars with 275 reviews
(275 Reviews)Search
Rating 5 out of 5 stars with 1 review
Daniel Day does it again
Posted .You make it your mission to rid your nation of its most shameful human rights violation. While fighting a war to achieve that goal, you’re simultaneously trying to pass legislation in furtherance of that goal. What if you fail? Abraham Lincoln (played by Daniel Day-Lewis) has brought the south to the edge of defeat in The Civil War but has yet to pass the thirteenth amendment which will outlaw slavery and involuntary servitude. He feels that he can’t end the war without first passing the amendment. His cabinet, in contrast, feels they will not be able to pass the amendment if they are not trying to end the war. His Secretary of State, William Seward (played by David Strathairn) tells him that peace and the amendment are mutually exclusive. Debates among congressmen rage on the floor on a constant basis with arguments in favor of abolition being voiced by Republican congressman Thaddeus Stevens (played by Tommy Lee Jones) and arguments opposing abolition coming from Fernando Wood (played by Lee Pace) and George H. Pendleton (played by Peter McRobbie). Behind the scenes, operative William N. Bilbo (played by James Spader) is constructing backroom, and in some cases backwoods, deals that will ensure anyone who may vote for the amendment will and anyone who won’t will abstain. As far as any struggles Abraham Lincoln is dealing with in his home life, his son, Robert Todd Lincoln (portrayed by Joseph Gordon-Leavitt), has abandoned studies at Harvard to join the Union army. His mother, First Lady Mary Todd Lincoln (portrayed by Sally Field) is foursquare against the idea of her son going to war, as she is still dealing with the loss of two sons. Edward Baker Lincoln who died in 1850 and William Wallace Lincoln who succumbed to typhoid fever one year prior to the Emancipation Proclamation. I cannot overstate how much I enjoyed this movie. Some actors simply play themselves while answering to different names and others disappear into a role. Where Bruce Willis is the former, Daniel Day-Lewis is most definitely the latter. Makeup or no, this is not an actor’s portrayal of Abraham Lincoln, this is a brilliant man transforming himself into the most courageous politician this country’s ever known. Likewise, Tommy Lee Jones as Thaddeus Stevens, a man even more devoted to the cause of abolishing slavery but far less concerned with matters such as tact and courtesy steals every scene he is in. There is no justification for foregoing this movie for this long but, if you haven’t seen it yet, you should. It is brilliant.
This review is from Lincoln [DVD] [2012]
I would recommend this to a friendRating 5 out of 5 stars with 1 review
Fascinating
|Posted .Owned for 1 week when reviewed.I would recommend this to a friendBy focusing on narrow window of Lincoln' story, this movie manages to dive deep into the unique American story of Lincoln.
Rating 5 out of 5 stars with 1 review
LINCOLN
|Posted .Owned for 1 week when reviewed.I would recommend this to a friendThis movie gets FIVE STARS and an excellent, It is an incredible movie that revisits real history with accuracy. Abraham Lincoln had a gift for understanding the urgency of now. He was a great negotiator and leader of the country, POTUS. The cast portrays the time period beautifully. It's not too belabored with opinion of right or wrong. It tells the story of congress voting on the 13th amendment and it's importance. Great without the being boring.
Rating 5 out of 5 stars with 1 review
DVD
|Posted .Owned for 1 month when reviewed.DVD works great, never got a broken DVD from best buy, so yey! Movie is absolutely amazing and I highly recommend the movie.
This review is from Lincoln [DVD] [2012]
I would recommend this to a friendRating 5 out of 5 stars with 1 review
Moving Picture
|Posted .Owned for 1 week when reviewed.I would recommend this to a friendDaniel Day-Lewis brings Lincoln’s character to life in this true Drama. Directed and written well! Acted beautifully.
Rating 5 out of 5 stars with 1 review
Great Movie
|Posted .Owned for 9 months when reviewed.I just love DDL -- he shows Lincoln to be very human, unlike many other movie portrayals.
This review is from Lincoln [DVD] [2012]
I would recommend this to a friendRating 5 out of 5 stars with 1 review
Good history based movie
|Posted .Owned for 1 month when reviewed.I would recommend this to a friendIt is a good history movie about Lincoln, and the final days of the US civil war.
Rating 5 out of 5 stars with 1 review
A Bit Long
|Posted .Owned for 3 weeks when reviewed.I would recommend this to a friendThis was a movie I've been wanting to see for a long time... Daniel Day Lewis play Lincoln and did a great job (well, he won an Oscar for it too, I think)... anyway, although the movie was good, it was a bit long and dull in spots. This was on sale so it was a good deal, anyway...!!!