Of course, it's a bit early now to take part
in any discussion. But I can't help it. I've been looking forward to
"Lincoln" for a very long time, since the day I knew Daniel Day-Lewis
was chosen for this film by Steven Spielberg. It makes me even more excited and
anxious than the IB exams did.
I have no doubt that Daniel Day-Lewis will
be, as always, epic. He will not be simply a great actor portraying Lincoln,
but will turn into Lincoln. In "In the name of the father" and
"Gangs of New York" he was as magnificent and amazing as in "My
left foot" and "There will be blood", but because of the
characters with their complex emotions, the Oscar was given to Tom Hanks in
"Philadelphia" and Adrien Brody in "The pianist" and I
can't disagree.
Look at the names mentioned here. I don't
know who Joaquin Phoenix and John Hawkes are. Hugh Jackman, Denzel Washington
and Richard Gere are not much of a threat, though it depends on the role- when
Adrien Brody won the Oscar he was merely 29, the youngest, and it was also his
1st nomination. But Anthony Hopkins and Jamie Foxx are quite threatening. I
wonder if Philip Seymour Hoffman's role in "The master" is leading or
supporting, hope it's a supporting role so that he'll move onto another
category. I must also add that "The master" is a film by Paul Thomas
Anderson, the film director of "There will be blood".
This is exciting. There will be fierce
competition.
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