Lincoln - Trailer
Lincoln is a revealing drama that focuses on the 16th President's tumultuous final months in office. Stars Academy Award winner Daniel Day Lewis as the President.
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Oscars favourite Lincoln looks set to scoop another less prestigious honour as the historical drama is already lining up to be one of the most error-filled movies of the year.
The Abraham Lincoln biopic opened in North America late last year, but gets its main worldwide release in January and February.
Eagle-eyed viewers have already spotted almost 30 gaffes in the film, eclipsing the 26 errors which landed Bond blockbuster Skyfall second place in the 2012 list.
Daniel Day-Lewis (centre) as Abraham Lincoln in Steven Spielberg's Lincoln.
Mistakes detailed on movie website IMDB.com include a vanishing cigarette, a torrential downpour which suddenly becomes a light drizzle, a scene featuring a bust of President Woodrow Wilson, who was only a child during the years in which the movie is set, bright daylight outside the White House at 5pm in November, and a disappearing American flag.
Many other mistakes are factual errors such as Lincoln's secretary speaking without his German accent, the president's son Tad - who had a cleft palate - talking perfectly, and an official missing out California during a Congressional roll call of the US states.
Lincoln has been nominated for 12 Academy Awards including best picture, best director for Steven Spielberg, and best actor for Daniel Day-Lewis.
Lincoln opens in Australia on February 7.
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