Based on the classic cartoon shorts that were featured in the infamous, "Rocky and Bullwinkle Show." Mr. Peabody is a mentally advanced canine, who happens to be a well accomplished scholar, and inventor, yet he feels like something is missing in his life, so he adopts a boy named Sherman. Together, they go on all sorts of misadventures traveling through various time periods using a machine called the way back.

However, they must stop a time rift that they created, or else the universe will be destroyed.

A biographical film that focuses on Abraham Lincoln's struggles with the carnage of the ongoing Civil War, and his political battles within his own cabinet on the decision to emancipate slavery. Although the film can come off as a touch cheesy in it's delivery, but it's arguably one of the best portrayals of Abraham Lincoln that you'll ever see on the big screen...

The government cannot gag citizens when it says it is in the interest of national security, and it cannot do it in some bureaucrat’s notion of cultural homogeneity,” the judge wrote. “The right of free expression ranges from the dignity of Abraham Lincoln’s speeches to Charlie Sheen’s rants.