A New York Times article states, " After a brutal, kinetic beginning — a scene of muddy, hand-to-hand combat that evokes the opening of “Saving Private Ryan” — “Lincoln” settles down into what looks like the familiar pageantry and speechifying of costume drama. A flock of first-rate character actors parades by in the heavy woolen plumage of the past. The smaller, plainer America of the mid-19th century is evoked by the brownish chiaroscuro of Janusz Kaminski’s cinematography, by the mud, brick and wood of Rick Carter’s production design and by enough important facial hair to make the young beard farmers of 21st-century Brooklyn weep tears of envy." Revised Paraphrase: In the very beginning of the movie "Lincoln" it opens up with the scene of characters fighting one-on-one physical combat in the mud showing the harsh cruelties of war, the scene goes from this intense war scene to a classic period piece that is usually shown in movies. A group of the best actors i...
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