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ORIGINAL: ilovestrategy

ORIGINAL: Missouri_Rebel

Don't tell me how it ends.

There is a list of credits at the end with a musical score. [:D]

warspite1

Thanks a bunch...no point in seeing now [:(]

ORIGINAL: rogo727

It sure is!!!! Orm it was just a joke!!

ORIGINAL: Gary Childress

ORIGINAL: parusski




I agree. I hate old people mainly because they are intolerant of younger people. And if there is one thing I can't stand it is intolerant people. Pitchfork in hand.

Wow this must be the most imbedded quotes I've seen yet!

I know it was a joke. [:)]

I just felt it had been going on now for a while and got concerned that someone didn't get the joke and got offended so I just wanted to post my support of the Dutch people. No offence was intended.

Note that I can imbed even more quotes. [:D]

ORIGINAL: KG Erwin

Haven't seen the movie yet, but I look forward to watching it. Just out of curiousity, how many of the posters in this thread have actually seen it?

I have seen Lincoln twice. It is a captivating movie, with no "action" as we expect from modern cinema. Instead we have a study of just what Lincoln was thinking, why and how he resolved the obvious conflicts he faced with those decisions he made. It is a character study as much as anything else. But just because I say it lacks action is not to imply it is less than riveting. The audiences I was with watching this movie held their collective breaths(except during Lincolns stories)! Daniel Day Lewis delivers an absolute mind-blowing performance as Lincoln. The viewer has the sense of actually watching Lincoln on screen. There are a lot of laugh out loud moments from the stories Lincoln tells, especially the one about George Washington's picture being in a British water closet. Lincoln had to do a lot of back room deals, an outright bribery, in order to get enough Democrats to vote WITH the Republicans to pass the 13th amendment. This under the table dealing is rarely mentioned in history, and it shows Abraham Lincoln to be a master.

You must see the movie.

ORIGINAL: ilovestrategy

ORIGINAL: Missouri_Rebel

Don't tell me how it ends.

There is a list of credits at the end with a musical score. [:D]

DANG! Well there's no point in me seeing it then. [:D]

ORIGINAL: warspite1

ORIGINAL: ilovestrategy

ORIGINAL: Missouri_Rebel

Don't tell me how it ends.

There is a list of credits at the end with a musical score. [:D]

warspite1

Thanks a bunch...no point in seeing now [:(]

Not only that but Lincoln lives. Most people don't know this but Booth's gun misfires. Mary Lincoln, tired of living like a queen, spirits Abe away. They both settle in China and live out their lives in TOTAL anonymity.

ORIGINAL: Gary Childress

ORIGINAL: ilovestrategy

ORIGINAL: Missouri_Rebel

Don't tell me how it ends.

There is a list of credits at the end with a musical score. [:D]

DANG! Well there's no point in me seeing it then. [:D]

warspite1

Please see post 181 [8|]

ORIGINAL: warspite1

ORIGINAL: Gary Childress

ORIGINAL: ilovestrategy





There is a list of credits at the end with a musical score. [:D]

DANG! Well there's no point in me seeing it then. [:D]

warspite1

Please see post 181 [8|]

Please see post 185, I want everyone to know the truth.

I like Lincoln Park

ORIGINAL: warspite1

I like Lincoln Park

Yeah, great car.

Took the wife to see the movie and I will say she stayed awake which is a good thing. I had to pay to see both Gettysburg and schindlers list twice because she asked me to many questions during the movies. The thin red line she simply fell asleep and band of brothers had to much action to fall asleep. I will give it a A-. I will buy it when it comes out on blue ray

ORIGINAL: rogo727

I had to pay to see both Gettysburg and schindlers list twice because she asked me to many questions during the movies.

Believe me, I've had to do this in the past too.

ORIGINAL: ilovestrategy

ORIGINAL: rogo727

I had to pay to see both Gettysburg and schindlers list twice because she asked me to many questions during the movies.

Believe me, I've had to do this in the past too.

warspite1

ILS why were you taking rogo's wife to the pictures. By my reckoning she's seen Gettysburg and Schindlers List four times now!! No wonder she fell asleep.

ORIGINAL: warspite1

ORIGINAL: ilovestrategy

ORIGINAL: rogo727

I had to pay to see both Gettysburg and schindlers list twice because she asked me to many questions during the movies.

Believe me, I've had to do this in the past too.

warspite1

ILS why were you taking rogo's wife to the pictures. By my reckoning she's seen Gettysburg and Schindlers List four times now!! No wonder she fell asleep.

HAHAHA. Yeah ILS, what is this thing with rogo's much better half?????

Lol warspite the second time I went by myself! I forgot to mention war horse a movie she actually liked!

ORIGINAL: warspite1

ORIGINAL: ilovestrategy

ORIGINAL: rogo727

I had to pay to see both Gettysburg and schindlers list twice because she asked me to many questions during the movies.

Believe me, I've had to do this in the past too.

warspite1

ILS why were you taking rogo's wife to the pictures. By my reckoning she's seen Gettysburg and Schindlers List four times now!! No wonder she fell asleep.

ORIGINAL: warspite1

ORIGINAL: Gary Childress

ORIGINAL: ilovestrategy





There is a list of credits at the end with a musical score. [:D]

DANG! Well there's no point in me seeing it then. [:D]

warspite1

Please see post 181 [8|]

Well you beat me to the punch. Congrats.

I hesitate to revive the debate, but there's an interesting editorial on CNN today:
http://www.cnn.com/2013/02/07/opinion/s ... ?hpt=op_t1

(The main beef is the inaccuracy of the vote of the Representatives from Connecticut.)

To add my own two cents, the "peace commissioners" were never empowered to offer a surrender, which meant there was no possibility of an immediate peace. Jefferson Davis sent them to get an idea of what terms Lincoln was prepared to offer, and Lincoln had already stated that the southern states would have to rejoin the Union and accept Federal authority. In other words, surrender of the Confederacy. Many historians believe that Davis simply wanted to get those terms as formal and public as he could, to re-energize the southerners into continuing the fight.