But I insisted on watching the first 25 minutes, and then I was attracted by the plot and chased to the end of the curtain call. I originally thought that a story that was too familiar to be familiar would no longer have surprises.
However, the thinking implantation of the script and Lewis' performance are still pleasantly surprised. "Lincoln", dressed in the guise of the Civil War, tells a problem that everyone needs to face.
That is to explore the feasible method to the ideal.
This proposition can lead to a thousand or even ten thousand truths.
And this Lincoln, his answer is: a
compass, it can point out where the true north is from your location, but it can't tell you the swamps, deserts and canyons you will encounter along the way.
In the pursuit of the goal, you forge ahead bravely, despite the obstacles. It will only get you into a swamp and get nothing.
What is the use of knowing the true North in this way?
The subtext is that no one can reach the goal in a straight line. So sometimes you need to make some off-track choices based on reality.
Please don't be concerned about the doubts of others, as long as the compass is still in your hands, you will always know the direction you are going.
This is a doer's choice.
Those who dream and refuse to take detours cannot reach their ideal places.
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