"Until all men are free, we are all slaves." These are very powerful words that rang throughout the film, Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter. Judging from the narrative when the film started with Lincoln writing in his diary, you would get a feeling that the movie will be great. Exciting, even. The transition of the picturesque modern time iconic structures of American politics and history to their construction stage in the eighteen hundreds is fantastic - a few minutes of magic in panoramic mode. The rest of the film however, wasn't impressive. The earlier feeling that the film would turn out great was extinguished by the humdrum scenes that made me scratch my head on several occasions. "Hey, that looks oddly familiar…"
