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at the Inlander who gave Lincoln a mere thumbs up and Cloud Atlas a
diamond. Just because a majority of the audience dislikes a movie doesn't
mean that the majority of those viewers are ignorant dupes. Cloud Atlas was
a pretty bad flick, definitely not worthy of a 10 dollar ticket. The
characters alone in Lincoln should give it a diamond. And as far as the
long pauses in Lincoln, they worked for me too. Spielberg got a little
melodramatic with Lincoln's oldest son I'll admit, but other than that,
great movie.

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