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Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter
Are you a patriot or a vampire?
President Lincoln's mother is killed by a supernatural creature, which fuels his passion to crush vampires and their slave-owning helpers.
- Original title
- Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter
- Language
- EN
- Country
- US
- Budget
- $69,000,000
- Revenue
- $116,500,000
Gimly
Mar 16, 2019 · via TMDB
My expectations were pretty low, but I somehow actually ended up liking it even less than I thought I might. The big setpieces seem to be what _Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter_ is all about, and they are **so bad**. Just abysmal. _Final rating:★½: - Boring/disappointing. Avoid where possible._
John Chard
Jul 13, 2018 · via TMDB
Joyously Bonkers! It is what it is, a nutty premise made in nutty fashion, but for the undemanding horror fan there's a good time to be had here. Action choreography is of a very good standard, as is, perhaps surprisingly, the CGI. The history aspects of the story, one Abraham Lincoln's accent into justifiable legendary status, are of course a mixture of the based on fact and chaotic popcorn, but it's always interesting, exciting and bloody! I imagine most horror fans have seen it by now, but if like me you are late to it, and like me you go in with low expectation levels, you could well find yourself having a blast and not hating yourself in the morning . All that and Rufus Sewell looks suspiciously like Adam Ant! 7/10
Dark Jedi
Jun 15, 2017 · via TMDB
I was somewhat prepared to be disappointed by this movie due to its rather bizarre title and story but to my enjoyment I wasn’t. I found it to be a quite enjoyable movie. The story is somewhat bizarre indeed, but then what would you expect when Tim Burton has stuck his fingers into the production? The blurb about the film is also not exactly correct. The 16th president doesn’t discover that vampires are planning to take over the United States. It’s more on the line that he enters politics and actually becomes the 16th President because of the vampires. The story also manages to, more or less, blame the slave trade on the vampires. After all, slaves would make a nice food source for plantation-owning vampires wouldn’t it? As I said, the story is indeed somewhat bizarre. The film as a whole is quite enjoyable though. Well, I guess you have to like vampire/action movies in order to find it enjoyable but then, why else would you want to see this movie in the first place? There’s enough action to keep the film going most of the time. If anything, maybe the training parts were a bit rushed and too short. The action is quite well done, reasonably blood-splattering, and fun to watch. The axe-swinging Abraham Lincoln is a cool twist instead of the usual wooden stake, cross swinging or dart throwing vampire hunters that we’re used to see. He must be bloody, as in unnaturally, strong to be able swing around that axe the way he does but what the heck, it’s a vampire movie after all, so one should perhaps not nit-pick on such things. There’s a scene near the end of the film where a train is about to crash down into a ravine since the bridge, that the vampires have set on fire, is about to collapse. That’s scene was a bit silly and overly unrealistic. There’s also a fairly big whoops in the make-up department where Abraham and his friend Joshua clearly has aged a lot towards the end of the movie, which you would expect, but his wife and his friend Will seems not to have aged at all. How that managed to slip through is somewhat unbelievable.
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Benjamin Walker
Abraham Lincoln
Dominic Cooper
Henry Sturgess
Anthony Mackie
Will Johnson
Mary Elizabeth Winstead
Mary Todd Lincoln
Rufus Sewell
Adam
John Rothman
Jefferson Davis
Marton Csokas
Jack Barts
Alex Lombard
Gabrielle
Jimmi Simpson
Joshua Speed
Teri Wyble
Henry's Wife
Cameron M. Brown
Willie Lincoln
Frank Brennan
Jeb Nolan
John Neisler
Rev. Charles Dresser
Meade Patton
Nancy Lincoln's Doctor
Alan Tudyk
Stephen A. Douglas
Robin McLeavy
Nancy Hanks Lincoln
Erin Wasson
Vadoma
Jaqueline Fleming
Harriet Tubman
Laura Cayouette
Vadoma Maid
Joseph Mawle
Thomas Lincoln
Curtis Harris
Young Will
Bill Martin Williams
RR Pastor
Aaron Toney
Will's Brother
Lawrence Turner
Pharmacist
Earl Maddox
Angry Resident
Jake La Botz
Bull Run Private
Dane Rhodes
Captain Slash
Chelsea Bruland
Dancer
Johnny Otto
Union Soldier (uncredited)
Beat Frutiger
Art Direction
François Audouy
Production Design
Caleb Deschanel
Director of Photography
Varvara Avdyushko
Costume Design
Mic Rodgers
Stunt Coordinator
Shauna Duggins
Stunt Double
Alec Rayme
Stunts
Billy D. Lucas
Stunts
Brandon Melendy
Stunts
Chris J. Fanguy
Stunts
Chris Palermo
Stunts
Dana Woods
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Danny Wynands
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Doc Duhame
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Edrick Browne
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Eric Salas
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Eric VanArsdale
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Freddie Hice
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Jay Caputo
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Jay Carrado
Stunts
Jeff Dashnaw
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Justin Eaton
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Justin Riemer
Stunts
Kyle Clements
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Larnell Stovall
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Larry Rippenkroeger
Stunts
Lee Whittaker
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Mallory Thompson
Stunts
Matt Berberi
Stunts
Matthew R. Staley
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Nelson Greaves
Stunts
Regis Harrington
Stunts
Ronn Surels
Stunts
Sam Malone
Stunts
Scott Workman
Stunts
Theo Kypri
Stunts
Thomas Robinson Harper
Stunts
Tim Trella
Stunts
Troy Brown
Stunts
Zack Duhame
Stunts
Timur Bekmambetov
Director
Jim Lemley
Second Unit Director
William Hoy
Editor
Simon Kinberg
Executive Producer
Jim Lemley
Producer
Tim Burton
Producer
Timur Bekmambetov
Producer
Henry Jackman
Original Music Composer
Jason Lei Howden
Rotoscoping Artist
Marvyn Young
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Martin Hill
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Seth Grahame-Smith
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Seth Grahame-Smith
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