Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter Trailer Impressions: A Crazy Take on a Historical Figure with Vampires

Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter is 2012 supernatural thriller film based on a 2010 novel Abraham Lincoln, Vampire Hunter by Seth Grahame-Smith. This "what if" fictional supernatural horror film adaptation of the mashup novel gained mixed reviews back on 2010. The film adaptation of Seth Grahame-Smith which is slated for a June 2012 theatrical release plays with the idea that the historical American icon and 16th President of the United States was a vampire hunter. Let's take a look at this seemingly crazy idea of a book adapted to a 2012 film here.

Abraham Lincoln Vampire Hunter
Plot / Synopsis

President Lincoln's mother is killed by a supernatural creature, which fuels his passion to crush vampires and their slave-owning helpers.

Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter is directed by Timur Bekmambetov, screenplay by Seth Grahame-Smith and is produced by Bekmambetov and Tim Burton. The film stars Benjamin Walker, Rufus Sewell and Dominic Cooper and is distributed by 20th Century Fox.

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Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter Official Movie Trailer Impressions
Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter Film Trailer Review

Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter has a pretty interesting yet crazy theme. Hopefully Americans won't take this film too seriously in a sense that they would find it insulting to see the country's greatest historical icon behind the abolition of slave trade and a symbol of equality as a vampire hunter.

I personally think this is fresh. I like "what-if" scenarios done right. Reading the summary of the novel which already spoiled the film for me, all I can say is that amidst the film's seemingly absurd and preposterous concept, the film hopefully would be as entertaining as the novel it is based from. I am optimistic that this film will be a good one and will be putting this under my watch-list this 2012.

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The Flowers of War Trailer Impression: War was Never Beautiful but this Historical Film Interpretation Might Be

The Flowers of War previously known as The 13 Women of Nanjing by is a 2011 historical drama war film based on "The 13 Women of Nanjing" by Geling Yan is directed by Zhang Yimou which stars Christian Bale, Tong Dawei, and Shigeo Kobayashi. The Flowers of War is another historical war drama film that let's us have a small glimpse of what it is like to live in a time of uncertainty and gruesome brutality. Let's watch this spectacular trailer.



The Flowers of War
Plot / Synopsis

In 1937 China, during the second Sino-Japanese war, a mortician, John (Christian Bale) arrives at a Catholic church in Nanjing to prepare a priest for burial. Upon arrival he finds himself the lone adult among a group of convent girl students and prostitutes from a nearby brothel. When he finds himself in the unwanted position of protector of both groups from the horrors of the invading Japanese army, he discovers the meaning of sacrifice and honor.

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The Flowers of War Movie Trailer Impressions
The Flowers of War Movie Trailer Review

Although the world has not completely rid itself of war, most of its parts have been enjoying peace and freedom. But before all of these came to be, there once were bloody and pointless war. It was a hard time to live during those time and we can only imagine the horrors of what it was like. War films usually provide us the knowledge and awareness of our history and the right decisions to correct those mistakes.



The Flowers of War movie trailer looks amazing. It gives us what to expect but does not spoil everything away. If you are into war films with a heart, then there is no question, you will see his film. Featuring superb acting from the best of the East and West, The Flowers of War has a seemingly perfect trailer which makes the film riveting and worth watching.



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